"I I Hf fell wm Rill ��� III 1 Barkerville,' William CreeK, R��^ THE CARIBOQSEITINEL ���yy t��� Publishedoverv.Saturday/l>;v/; y E.JOvBE;R,.Tr,H:0 L L'Q;WA<Y. ;���:** >.~ w- \A*.y.e '��� * <"���- ��..,- '. ..., y. .-���w Subscription, -...- .50 Cents.per'Week. '. -BATES :'0F ADVERTCSING. ,For.oae.s<iuaro{oue inch), first insertion^ i !���������; V, X*1... , p;\ ono Month; --' For two squares, first insertion, - * " . one month, $3 6 B Agents for the "Cariboo Sentinel." Van Winkle,'- : Quesueimoutb; Soda Greek, Clintou, ... - Yale,,- :-fx- ;. Now" Westminster, Victoria,. - r.. P. Fisher, .i ��,-���. Bean k Gag if ;������% ., G. Street/ ' .���'": ��� ��� ��� : - '. A' D.'McTnries. " Barnard's Express Barnard's Express - " Barnard's. Express }pi if ido ���: >y do''| - ���'���"'- '"��� 'John Murray r . .. ... Mr Webster. lAi;���'.' .-���' /San Francisco 'Ai -.u-> San Francisco 30 Cornhill, I/adoo, B.C. MliJ CARIBOO SENTINEL Cards^Circulars, Posters and Programme^ for ���'���; Balls and Theatrical Entertainments'* V ^^"Executedwithneatnessanddispatch.^^' Terms moderate. -, ���,.-��� .yA-yiV-A/- AjQUWEGAif/y* i'i Au pi Quesnel month, June 3���Sylvester, with the Omineca mails and exprese, arrived here this hfternoo nv'*'Ha' repo r te thei death .}>y drown- ���ing. below D lack water, of Mr Co well. The deceased was in the Hudson Buy Govs employ at Fort George. The trails are in excellent condition, except a-;few miles on Man- st'ii mountain. Sylvester left Omineca May *2;Uh, Times (lull at that place./About 250 'iiiihers'tiretbere,now. HarperSfe'Cov are on the south lock of tbe Deloir river,, and.will start soon for summer prospecting up and -down the .river., "V;;*:; \" V f"? 'A-.A.f'iy l^VSSENGERS BY' THE UP EXPRESSES. Clinton, J*uhe 3���Following; are the lists of passtngers by the up Expresses : By <Ba r n ard 'sup1' Ex p ress; i^Mr Q. Mi Mo r- Hs and Mr Cow thorn. Bank of British' North America, and Mr D. Kurtz, for Barkerville ; Mrs Smith, .Clinton ; Mr Seymour and .a prisoner, Quesnelmouth: J.'Latiniore and John Curry; ��� Soda Creek ; Al*. J. Lewis, 150- jnile post.. By Pearson V up Express:���Mr J. Jcssup, Superintendent of Education, for Lytton ; Mr Quint, for 70-mile house; and a Chinaman for Soda Creek. possibly averted the;destruction of more property and the loss of life, the mas3 of Hie. debris being grounded and thus1 stopped in its career,- .Its momentum, however, carried it across .the street against the houses of Messrs. Wadhams,,:Hoey,- .and- a" Chinaman ahd wife, who had just time to escape by the backdoors as; the mass was hurled against the -fronts, smashing them in and. flooding them.' Tbe street for-a distance of 100 yards is filled with goods of. every description, together with the ruins of the flume, warehouse, and the immense body of driiti A large party are'at work clearing the streets so!as to make them passable. >t Mr Foster;estimates his loss at .$30,000; James Mime,, SIOOO.^R.. Hoey, damage to wagon, furniture,,v&p.fX$200'; Mrs Smith, damage to houses occupied by Mr Wadhams and t He .Kee;, '.'��1000 ; Mr Pope, 'danfage' to furniture,' $200'; making* a5 total-ofe nearly $35,000, as. others suffered to a. small extent by mud/and .water deposited iu their dwellings. ���;���;" ���'*'* "Ai ' A '. VICTORIA. Victoria, June"2���Mr Bermingbam,-of San Francisco, and Mr Bell,-one of the Directors of the Vancouver Coal .Company, are inspecting the coal deposits of the East coasti ���>��� The Boxer sailed from Nanaimo for Knight's Inlet. She will return to Comox on Wednesday with JudgePemBertori.and 17. witnesses, who will embark on the Douglas for Victoria. ���ArLondon correspondent says that-.Queen Victoria is aging very.fast, and is* quite grey. -Rev. J. HaU.Missionary.from/Jaribop, will preach in Uie Wesley an Church this e veni ng. Great good^bas been effected by the recent rains, and' farmersevery where are anticipating large crops. /..;���..-;. .-v-v, '���>. HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c. <$M^ MISCELLANEOUS. ;; VaiUancbur, -Lavery & Go [SUCCESSORS TO,R.pUNIO,] I �� - i i : Barnard?s down stage arrived at 4 p.m. SERIOUS DISASTER AT CLINTON. Clinton, June 1���One of the most serious ���disasters which has ever occurred on the maiuland,.attended by great loss of property, but fortunately no lives,,visited our town this morning. At 9 o'clock aim. a distant rumbling and crashing otfalling trees, attended by yells from';Indians and whites, startled our ���people, but before any but a very few could realize the impending danger an avalanche of water and trees came rushing down . Mill Creek, bearing and carrying everything be- fore it with resistless force. The rains of the p rev ion s 34 A h ou rs hmV so s wel led the sm al 1 mountain streams running"through the town that it is supposed some sawrlogs broke loose ���in the monntaios. In'its course it first carried away the flume of Mime's ;mill. then strrtck;. Mr' Foster's dwelling house in a slanting direction, doing no,damage, but sticking a log through one window, and passed on to his warehouse, containing about 40 tons of flour, grain and merchandise, carrying the wfcole fi r u c tu re ac r oss the st ree fc f agai n s tithe1 ��� ho use of Mr C. E. Pope, which, being built of logs, decked the course of the warehouse. It also i>ok the side out of Foster's store, carrying away drugs, goods, &cM also an iron Bafej to-. .gether with. Mr Foster^ who. was in the store at the lime. ' Mi*- Foster was fortunately not. injured; Thei outer dpotAol the saf*0sWas wrenched from its fastenings. Some idea pf the force of -the torren t can be had from, the lact that the safe, weigh ing 1100; pounds, was carried for fcy yards, by the rush of wa te r a\o n e, ��� < he d :-ib r is haying taken a no the r direction, thus-ailowing the water to escape, which DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BOSTON-^LOSS yypi >-:.:X&m��W&AyAy..yXyp ��� y Bostpni- ApHl.30>--A Are was discovered in the upper floor of Hal ley, Moore & Co.-'s w are h o u se\ a nd in; 20 ml n tt tes th cupper s to ry of Uie building was one'.massi of ilamesV ;- The fire, worked back into the istables. of George F. JBary, an<l soon destroyed them/ The walls of the. immense edifice wherein the fire com menced fell in, cmshing to atoms the gallery bf Jordan, with all the stores on the opposite corner of Fayette Court. The flames soon spread to a great building adjaeeut, and the theatre was destroyed, including Nos. 403, 405vand jt07 (-WasbiQ^to,n street The flames then- crossed Washington street to Chicker- ing's splendid building and-the Globe theatre. The fire also caught the steeple of the.Presbyterian church, corner Beach and Harrison avenue, continuing its course southerly from the piace of its origin. The fire soon attacked the International hotel, which soon fell an( easy prey." The next building destroyed was the large four story;store occupied by four different firms. ; 11.30 a.m.-���The fire in, the Beach street Presbytei ian church has been extinguished, and the fire is believed to be under control. 3 p.m.���It is impossible how to give a list of all the losses, or even the names ofthe losers by the fire to-day, but Washington street, on the west side from Amboy street, is nearly or quite destroyed. On the other side, from Hay ward place to;I3y"efet street, there is little left to show what existed' this morning. B. Cashing, of the Board of Assessors, estimates the total loss at $7,000,000. There could not have been less than 100,000 persons near the scene of fire when it was at its height. The Mutual Bank have hot opened their vault. They have reason to believe their securities are safe. Four firemen were killed by falling walls. During:.the expiter ment attendinjg the"fire packagest of * Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 7 per cent, bonds, new issue, were lost or stolen. EUROPE. .��� I^lsyMay^Sp^���peipniciaV norince'"the appointment of Gen. deBarreto be Minister of War in the place of de Cisser, which completes thejreeonstructed Cabinet, -k London, May 30���News has been received from Central Asia stating that two columns of the Russian exneSitio n against -/KMva were about to meet in the Bokhara Mountains, and the Ounburg and Masqnish Lake columns are so near together that they are able to eommur nicate with each other. Versailles, \ May 30���The f Assembly this afternoon ratified the proposition to' rebuil d the Column Vendoine, and adjournedtill 5thr. eTune. v Bog to Inform their friends and tho pub lie that, tha have taken the well known premises ju Barkerville: so long favorably plitrouised white in the occupation of Mr i\"; Cunio; ' '' "���' ..--.-. . The Celebrated XXXf :A&. wi 11 he mahufactnredJ[ah:d^s6l(i|byiWhole3alo and;R�� tail in its purity, and ��� ���'-;'; .,-.... ���'; Tlie1 besti^iqtiqrs ^Gi^ar^ constantly kept pnhand.,; ,- ? ��� -y . , The XiGKigingrDepartment will bo always:carefully-attended: to, and thebesf Beds and accommodation . provided, for their cus , touiers .-v:.' ..���* .-' 7del6:: V., ;>;....���: p E,ir,p .6%%9:" I. ....... ;<.' '....!. .. ......a.. ... . .'���':,' ���_ ' ��� Z/xi' '^.BARKERViLLEj-' ��� s'ii.': Xr :. .-'������: '.' /; ! DEALER IN M fwAyy^Ay G-rocerfes, P^pvisioiis and i;yi/^^ :'-! ROASTED DAlT.t AT THESTORE. - .; ;DEPOT :F.O R 'X AXy PIONE^ M!LL$ EX A. ^.LILLOOET ONIONS and: BEAl^S on baud.;) AA; y \ '-pA W .'��� ��� ipyt ;uo23: :KlKie LiGHTNIMXa GRJEpEK a,:new RESTAURMT AND BAKERY rrHlS OLD AND WELL-KNOWNT ESTABLISHMENT J. is always supplied with the best of everything that can be procured in Cariboo. Board, -'- $12 per Week. Single Meals :*S: vantages^ a spleii- JeX7 J. G. GOODSON "���"���������-:.��� - :������������ J. W. LINDHARD. Van .Winkle, June 5, 1S72. '- ���. Fan YolkenDnrgh. & Co! EG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THkYHAVE REMOVED to the.spacious.premises formerly known as tbe St. George Saloon, where they will be At all times prepared to furnisja;; BOARD AND OF THE BEST .The J BAR ��� furnisho d' wi th; j, the UQUORS and CIGARS. finest WINES $12 cl7 t?Jtt '5 lARKERViLLE, RICHFiELD ; ��� ��� i ���And��� A SUPPLY OP THE tiWAYS OK HAND. Tyy ..^.^.���^���^.^^^5^^��^ ���'���-'i ������.i-AUWh.:: UA7-.Al ;���'?,:&:'&^.,. -���-'-"..���.,��� the c am^.sen���������el: ��������� V: Saturday, jlJNETmi- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .'������������������;������������������ Cabinet ^presentation. ��������� We observe by-late fileB of Ottawa^apera a movement- has been started...by' otrr representatives at the Federal capital having for its obj ect the representation -Of British sCohVoibfa in the Dominion Cabinet^; The Ot tawa.Free Press/ of.April23/contains awell written article oh ibe; subject, and says it is 4ho.: geqera^ opinionjiat^bu accoiiojj of her peculiar '��������� and;isoiate4 position, the vast im- portaoce of ber resources, and herTery large <jonU'ibulion to the revenue? of the country <50 ,per ..cent, per ^aputwer affiy other Pro^v- incein.the Dominion)^ that ib is unquestion* iv&bly a-matter of public justice that British xXJolumbia should have one M inisier out of tbe fourteen now "forming, the Executive of the iefei Con federated/.Proyibcesi"*' Although very little attention has so far been given to 4his Question, by .ihe. AwpjAp/pf -&nboo. it! ia' welf worthy of their consideration, an4 we .believe the opinions of our Ottawa Wtemporary will he genefUHy endorsed. It will; be admitted that at- present our representation in the. Federal t Parijament ������s in .fair "proportion to the; numbers ot ou r p o pulati d o. ; ^ut it is" desirable tjjat the Province should ��������� iiave a representative inthe, Cabinet to see "thatio shaping the legislation of the Dominion the parlicular- interests of ttbe Pacific prov in ce '���������' are not; pveriboked. v We have n 6, doubt that eo-far as ohr representativea. .in; th e Ootni n ion Parliament -aretconcerned, /the;;interests of A4bexr constituents will be fajthfully>ttended -Ho^butsix members hi' a House of over 200, cannot bp expected to wieId sufficient influ- ehceito carry treasures for oilr especialbenefit. v ATl:;the- Proviaces constitnting the'.Confedej*< vktiOD baveja rlght^to be; represented in? Uhe '��������������������������� ��������� 3&e:&ttivtf jA the; comparative'sparseness" of ; icuir:.p6[n^ : <)f patrio tic legislators i ri=its*'' favo r, a fe ri 6 ar- ��������� :iguments .^gainst J ts. jiisticeiv.; Notwithstand ing V theVast resources of British Columbia, we eanppfc'"^ope to;see her popuIation increase ���������ip'a like ratio withthe other ProVinces having greater capaWit'es of SHpporlieg large pura- -^AND'-^ o^urt^ The Committee of Management for the Celebration of dominion T)ay and the Fourth of July have adoptedthe foUowiog Tuesaay,' JxOy 1st, 1873, y/ -jiQ^ DOMINION CUP AND $300 ADDEO, 350 yards, ijeate,;3 in 5,' 25 yards distance, carrying not.Jess.lbah 90 pounds���������Ennnce money $25, to be added.'.*-. ������������������'"}- AX-X. '���������'; . ���������'-���������..' A-,. A-': ..... ...; ��������� ^PEOPLE'S PURSE--$125f# 350 yards, heats, 2 In 8, 25 yards distance, carrying not less than 90 pounds���������Ku tra nee money $10, adued (winner of Xtoioiuion Cup barrertj. if 'AA ArBACK RACE^$50, 350 yards; heatsj 2 in 3, 25 yards distance, catch weiAhtar^Eulrauce $5, added (winners of previous racesearred). y ��������� Xsi yy-p ..��������������������������� ���������".���������-.��������� ��������� SLOW RACE-$15, 350 yards,1 'singlc.dosh^Entranee, $1, net added. v . * \SIWASH RAOE-$10. 350 yards,- heats, 2 in 3,. 25 yards distance, catch .weights'.V iAAA���������i;XwLfX:;--;y"A,��������� :'"-'. ��������� KOTICK DURING MY AESENCE FROM CAP-IBOO^ Barkervnie, May 31,1873. ju7 lm THE UNDERSIGNED BEOS TO INFORM 1 the public tha,t he has opened a .... :,;,_ ; Bakery at Last Ckancf, LIGHTNING CREEK, and is prepared to deliver Bread at any part of the Crj*7k* . ^OHNMAESEV Oood Property for Sale. THE ELDORADO SALOO^ BILLIARD TABLES: BAR FIXTURES, PIANO, BEDS AND BEDDING, &e.. ., THE UNDERSTfiNED, WISHING TO RETIRrFROlt I , busings, o.T,rs for sale I'.iat well-known Froe- hold Pr.pertv tho EMora.'o SUoon, togeUherwUh nil the Fixtures, Billiard Tables, Piano, Bar Fixtures, Stove,, Bedsaaa Bedding.&c. ^ ,^ ^^ : <^UOIT TOURNAMENT. Prize iitff. 1*: yards.-:> En tries; to he made not later than W o'clock, Jo ly 1st; at KurtzV^ ���������" POtATO RACE, V ' ;. 60 yards, XO murphies.? 1st prize, $10; Jd-prize, $5. :;:;; Ipf/i- "0.:>B6yS,-:TLACR f/iZi. A Z Handicap. 1st prize,. $4; - 2d prize, $3; Xd, $2. /��������� vTRRp-I^GGEDilACE, ���������: :y 100yards. ' 1st prize, $6;.i2ii, $^-.-A:'y lyX' ��������� \ Ehtrance' fee' $1,' execp f tb th e Btiys* race.' fl ' ': MISCELLANEOUS. B arkeryille & VanWinkle, OFFER FOR SALE, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Their entire and weltassorled stock of LIQUORS, CLOTHING- BOOTS AND SHOES, Lightning Express LEAVES BARKERVILLE DAILY at 8 A.M. ���������l.s: AKD , LIGHTNING CREEK AT 3 P.M. Pas?apre,$2; for the ronnd trip, $3. Freicht taken at low rales. ap!2 _.JL.?:.^^2T; Wednesday, July 2^1873.; v HOESErRAClKG". ��������� ��������� ��������� queen'S ;PUKsri~$25;o;;. i ���������v" ": '���������' -; ���������= *' ���������'' ���������' AAA < ���������'*'*:-,������������������ Jl ;i-^"-- r -' '- Al' 350 vards, best 3 out of 5. 25 y.^rds distance���������En- hers of people, and as a natural consequence ^Ycejii< \olir 'representation: will always;be much be low bur req'ri i remen t3; the re fo r e the only way to -*do justice to this Province, without infiifiging on tbe principle of representation according to phpulation, is to adopt the right of Cabinet representation. vThe movement referred tevof course, meets witli the opposition of tbe Victoria Colonist .The acknowledged leader of the British Columbia delegation . at Ottawa���������Hon. Mr DeCosmos���������is, according to that journal! the leader of tbe niovementr Mr DeCosmosis a suecessful;rival in.hnsinej?s and politics of the conductors of -the Colonist, who were so ingloriously " hoist by their own petard" at the time of the tormation of our present local Government, tberefore any good measure emanating from liim must he opposed! This continued howl of "plotting", and ^'trickery7'* is harmless and amusing, and only serves to show the factious and sordid nature of the opposition, offered to successful public men in-British jGolumbia. * ��������� *. :-" i .-���������������������������:'<��������� ..'i. ���������/���������;'V.*f .'���������������������������-���������������������������* . ;-. ^':- Money $10, not Vdded; Oinryin? net le>s thun 90 poumla: iV tli ree fnhi^s, secoad to save his stake; wiDnerot* Doroinion Cup barred. ' f- f, CAK1COO PURSE~$125, 350 yard?, heats, 2 in 3; 25 ynr<!s ^IstaDce; winners of Doiniulon Cnp anil Queen's Purae barroti; c:iiryii������G. nolliss tbaa9Gpt'������n:isj ejUn*.iiee.s)oney $10, added. SCRUB RACE-S-IO, 350. yards, beats, 2 :n 3,25'y.irrls djslnncft; entrance $5, not added; Lo be three >nTries or no race; win- jicraoi'tbe four principal races to be bwxedj catcb weights. "' ��������� ��������� .'��������� - " "' " ., . ��������� . St WAS II RACE-$10. ':: 350yards, beats, 2 in 3; 25 yards distance; catch wfejghts, RACE FOR BEATEK nORSES~$75, Single dash; horse? h;ivin*������ run in Indian race barred; entrance $5, added; cucb w������lgh& Knirances for. Dominion Cup to be made hefcrc Ten ������>xtock p.tn, ������n June 36tii, to the Secretary, at DVKURT7/S. En������i*nc.s Tor Qucr-n's Purso to bn made befor������ T !��������� cl>-V "'a. July 1st, to theSecrel:iry, Other entries to bo made proviou.1? 1 j ench i*ac \ JS't J<ckey������i^ nJl������>wed. AH disputes to be settlod by. the Pairul Judges. ��������� ��������� ..... Road Tax JLists, -1873. \TOTICE 13 HEREBY. GIVE^, THAT A AS List of all persons within tbo Richfield, Litjht ion? Cr������tuk and Qu .-sn-dnvuth Polling Divisions, who ar liable to pay Road Tax fo.- tho year 1873, can be ijspicted at tlie"following places: ': Court House. Richfield. ,- Post Office, VanWinklp: pp- ��������� Post Office, Quesnelmouth. JAMES UNPSAV, -��������� my3l ColU'Ctor under Road Ordinance. NING IMPLEMENTS, Ac, &e>, &c. Parties intending to buy Goods of any description will find it to tbeir advantage to oira us a call before purchasing elsewhere. ��������� - . myl7 l -- - i ��������������������������� ������������������ ������������������' ��������� ii ��������� i^ m arnard & Co.'s EXPKESS, .: (Carrying.Iler Majesty^ Mails.)��������� Mining Claim |br Sale. 0" NE.'OR MORE INTERESTS DT THE ��������� .Two Sisters Company, .Jack of Clubs Cr^ok. For particulars, apply to.. . ,.-.'���������.- > W. W..DODD. Rnrkerville; Or to JOHN PINKERTOy, mv241m , On tlio Cto'lm. THE ESTATE OF TUB LATE James Madison Bohanon. T ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION have \j he< n cr.icted to tho undersigned, who will pay and receive ALL DEBTS owing from and to the Estate. MARVTV P. ELMORE. PAMCKL HALL BOHASON. Qu'esnfilln, Jhy 9,1873. ='myl7 tf. Every Sunday Moniitig- Freight aod Fa?sengers carried "through at u)������ lowest possible ta 6 ������-3 ... Ft������r rules of-Freight-and Passage, npply at tha Kxpn-*s Oifice, Barkerville, and at J. W. LINO. HAKD'S, VAiS WINKLE. - . ��������� JAS. A. KEWLAKD, Agent, V mylO : ������������������ XA.py Burk^rviUe. Barnard & Co/s T7ROM AND AFTER THIS DATE AND I? until further notice^ Treasure to any amount Will bo carried between Barkerville and Victoria ut ������������������������*��������� DOMIKIOX DlT A NO FOURTH OF JOLT CELEBRATIONS.,^-Tbe programme of.': tbe races and sports will bev���������found in our advertising co iCfmris. ^ Tbe races; a nd a p or ts = wil! ;co toe off on Tuesday and Wednesday, 1st and 2nd July, the committee having decided that 51 would better suit (be convenience of people on the oti tlying creeks to bold tbem on t w������> consecutive, days; One thousand dollars will l>e demoted to borRe-raeing, and a fair sum to athletic 8por(s. The owners of several of the fastest, horses in tbe province hare already notified the committee of tbeir intention to ^nter tbei r an imals fw the races, an d so me good ninningvmay be anticipaled. A1arg:e number of vis?tors from tbe ontlying districts are expected, and the committee of raanege- mmt wil I take every step for ihmr gratifi ca^ tion and amasement :. Barnakd's do wa Express 1 eft p n .Sunday , raoruing, let ibst.C wliii fcbe! mails a large amoiint of treasure,., and a Cull load of pas- SPORTS. 1st Pri2e. 2d Ftlze. |$3 1-jWheelbarrow Rnco, (no prompting.) 3���������Foot Race, 300 yards,' 15 .7 3���������VflaUitig High Jump, with pole,: ..'���������' throwing.polp: back,:.* ; AIQ V fi" '������������������ '-1 4-FdbtTtrice, 150'yards, winner of S00 yard race, excluded, 10 .5 5���������Sack Rivce, , ... 7 g 6���������Hnr;'lc Race, . - 10 5 7���������Running Hlsh Jump, 10 5 ���������������Hop, Skip And Jump, ;. 10 6 ; Entrmce fee to all of tbe above snorts, $1. ��������� ..TlieSp;>rtH will comTience at TEN a.m. sharp, i signal gun will be fired, ; SALUTES wUl.be Ured at Nnon. V ; GOD SAVE THE QUEEN 1 i.iy A Wm. Kknnir, Ohairmin. Chas. Wi f^on, Secretary. W> B.'Stkblb, Tre������.������umr. ��������� NOTICE . - . TAMKS WTOKHAM holds my Power of O Attorney, an J la tully auUinrised to collect for me All thf������?e knowing themselves to he in my <lehl by "itb������*r Promitisnry Nous or Arc^m. will pJe/iao nv������kn imirv'iatfi payment, an'I all tho������'* having dairnR.against me will please present thorn lo iny Attorney. ' -��������� , WTLLIAM FORRIST. Barkervnio, B.C., Mfty 12,1873. myl7 1 m notice z: ALL PARTIES HAVING QDX1 OR IV. other property.of thr. Cariboo Mechanios, Institute in tbeir possf?ssion are lierobvnotified tbtit the fame mu������t be sc.nt;ia to the Librarian innnedi- at������ly. ' Legal proceedings will be fikoii against all parties neglecting to comply with tliis notice. ..'���������..;. :By ordfr. JONA. NUTT, Librarian. Barkerville, May 16, 1873. mvl7 JAMES A NKWLASP, Agent. Birkcmlle, M;*y 12, IS73. wyl7 J UPPER FRASKR RIVER, HURING THE SUMMER WILL LEAVE SODA CREEK ON THURSDAYS, As soon as possible after.,tho arrival of BAKXARD & Co. Js Stages, and QUESNEL ON MONDAY MORNINGS. The under-finned hope, by a strict Attention to, business, U) merit a con ti mi mice of the patronage biiberto extended to Messrs. Marvin k Wright Froight, per ton. - ��������������� - $20 Pa-ssago, - ���������- - - _. $d G-RANT & ARNDT. Sodafr^-k. April 1, 1873. mylOSm > A MEETIN^^F THE GENERAL COM- J\ mittee, will be held at Dodd's foaloon on Thursday Evening, Juao 12, at NINE o'clock. By order, I ARE preparedfJto furnish Lumber at tbeirl'ilfills, William Creek, or deliver it to order. LUMBER DELIVERED ON LIGHTNING CREEK. Having a Platting Machin'efin operation they wil also furnish < ,;. " y - iV- CHS, WILSQtf, at mttetwtixy r&tm ENGLISH DRUGS; PATENT MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY ARTICLES, Chevalier's Life for tbe Hair COUGH LOZENGES, &c., &c. J������p Teeth care: tracted and billed. ������&* Prescriptions and Family Recipes accurately prepared. s ^ , Barkerville, Nov. 20,1872. no23 . SURVEYS AND;PLANS EXECUTED On reasonable terras. ^* Orders left at Mr Kelly's, JVarkervill& will be attended to. asm iit \-*m m mm 1 j's^jfe WAyfM fy fl HH wm m>������; i SPiK $fWEx MP mm m ��������� lilt 1 ������������������ MB W������mmm Ut PPSt liliiil ill ���������tew ���������Hi ���������HE Ml T." - . SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1873. UNITE!) STATES, Poiigbkeepsie. N. Y:. 31st May.- Br Brown, MASSACRE ATVTHE. FEJEB. ISLANDS. New York'1JurieJ^ileiierfrom "the Fejee - Islands says tbe savages .killed a family of r whites named Burnes and some Polynesian laborers..altoe:etber sixteen,.. Tbe^bilebodies which were found -were Korfibly mutilated.' Some of the bodies were carried away for a cannibalfeashi ; V.''.y... 'rX A, :'��������������������������� A. ��������� EUROPE. The London #ost of Way 30tb says tbat Burleigh, after leaving Madrid, was seized by ���������the OarJfetB aadt'Carrietf to the headquarters of the ittsiirgent ehie'f, and his life was in danger. Bayonne, May 50th���������Advices from the vicinity of dagrona report that a great battle between Carlists*ed Republicans was on the point of taking;place.. Lisbon, M������y 30���������The mail steamer from South American ports has arrived, bringing dates Ironi Rjo Junerio of 17th. inst. < A revolution bad broken out in {lie interior province of the Argentine Republic. rTbe Liberal party had revolted and -taken-possession ot the towns ot ���������Quatgay and Victoria, but sub- sequentlymet with a check at, tbe hands of the Government forces. At last accounts the <*o? ������f\\ men fc' w as :j co nceu.trati p gi troops, to; crush the insurrection. ' " . ��������� ' 'A MINING INT^LIGENGE.' WILLIk������S GBJCKK. The FsPeBt Rose ia paying moderately. The Ballarat ������co. cleaned np about 40 oz. last week; .they Have' now Etopped work until after higfe water. ;; JiscxopcxmB/'pwcicfc The Two Sisters o#. cleaned up 80 oz. last week. ' ���������;���������'���������'���������- .���������'.������������������:; AA. BBRN8 CRRKK. ������������������ The Dawson co. washed ������p.40 oz. last week - lhes other companies aie cleaning up with good rewilts. / ';��������� fcOWHEW CREEK. The Calaveras co. cleaned up 46 oz. last week. TIih Victoria co. is running a drain.��������� The Bla^ Bulled, will probably get up steam next week. ; '��������� *';"' '���������'.'" ���������������������������iff. licut nino cmmsbli "��������� ';'. ���������': * . The^Spruce co. started to work.on Monday in their upper diggings. The Point co. had to stop working in the face, hp the water was increasing; tbey washed up 'l&tfo'z. last week and .60. oz. on Wednesday. The Vanwinkle oo. are still working on their drain. The Victoria co.. commenced pumping yeslerday. The Vancouver co. haye still about 30 feet of water in tbeir snatt. The Gladstone co. ate still running across the.channel. ������������������ yy; COUNTY COURT. Beforo S. M. Banj Esq , Gold Coraaussfoaer Coaaty Court Judge.] sad Satchday, May 31,1873, Lor4 Vs. Dominion Co. (Harvey creek) by R. Borland.j-Soit for $400, for labor, Judgment tor-plaintiff, with costs. v. ���������:/��������� Two other ceses were postponed until 16th June.' ; ,y/.��������� yy... ... ,py ::.. : . ..." MINING COURT. ��������� A/ Satordait, May 31,1873. ��������� Tbos. Allen vs: fu Wintrip.^-Action to recover one-half ef; tbe GoJdeo Hope and one third i f the Floyd1 claims, included in the charter of the Stout Gulch Company; also, tor the;production of a debtor and creditor account as regards the plaintiffs interests in said company. '���������������������������*' - ��������� APl.pX. ...���������?" "��������� ". :<p ' The Court ordered a transfer to be made of the interests of Thos. Allen in tbe Stout GnIch lease ; and the accounts connected with the Interests of Allen and Wintrip, both before and subsequently, to be submitted to an arbitrator. The arbitrator, to decide as to costs of suit and arbitration. .....:. MINING RECORDS. ������������������*��������������������� ���������^i^ ������������-������������������<������-<������- FROM THE ATLANTIC TO' THE PACIFIC. We have received a copy of the prospectus ef this work about to be issued from the press ef Mr Geo. O^sburats, Montreal. The auftior, M.'AchinU;e^aecompanit������d Hon. Mr Langevin last, year on bis visit to British Columbia, and therefore may be expected to know something of-.the subject on which'he is writing. The fcnok will be dividod into two parts ; the first '���������-part entitled ���������' From the Atlantic to the Pacific f? t������ rompr<������hehd ihe journey across the Ainerican coniinVnt; lhe passage and return horn ttie-otte ocean to the other, with tbe npX: ihhiou������ incidents.ocourring during so long a tri p ;������������������' a d*������se r j p ti on o f the p fains.' the wb n d er 4 ful'.-.'bounty of the places as yet unpeopled. "Bomp ac c o u u t of the great Pa c i fi c R ai I road. i '&e:A&c.- A The seciciDd part of the work; which V willvbe its principal and really essential por- tiotii^lH b** Htyled "Journey to Vancouver Island and British Columbia.'7 It will embrace, along with the history of British Columbia since its discovery, an account of the different"forms'of government which have yicceed'Hle-icli.other; its) physical geograpSty. its geological constitution',,its' ciimate, cities, ports, mineral productions, those of its forests and tie Ids. its fisheries commerce, and industrial vprodu ssys his object Willie jtf cfer ^ at once agreeable:/and us6r)ii,:1and to 'make known to Canada nod to other; Zemin tries ibe subHmu scenery and thet as yet unexplored riches of British-lOoVri^biW-^^\Mi:.yAtohiiiti*o states that he has deemed it not^ amiss;to print, as a very appropriat<vepigraph,-and one hereafter to WILLIAMS CK6KK; April 29���������Recorded in favor of Lewis Mor-1 gan. 2-3ds of the Chrysalis eo. April -20���������Recorded in favor of F. Lallier, one half of the San Jnan co. May 3���������Recorded in favor of Sam Moo & co., the whole of the BradieyNicholsvn claim. May 12^-Recorded in favor of John; O. Jones, one interest in the Jenuy Lind co. ' May 19���������Recorded in fiver of O.Urqnbart, 21 iuteresls in the New, Aurora co. /���������-".���������; May 2^-r-Recorded in favor of A. Pendota, one-half of tbe Sun Flower claim. , V* ; OON'KLIN* GULCH. ; , / May 15~Recoriled in fb'vor of Felix Daoust, one-fourth of the White Pine claim. lie* mm be of ten beard, the;expression with which P-ir George Cartier concluded his speech in the Dominion Parliament at Ottawa, in favor ,of. the arinexatibn to Can Ada -of British Col u rn- h\a\:���������"������������������"������ AH aboani- for the West I" We ha^ve .--������������������quo ted enough from [tbe ���������prpspectna to sjfow1 ihia t. M. A cti i n t re in ten Ha te fu rnish n s w itb a n agreeable and i i.selnl bo ok, an d the f{ nfor m_ a tion contairied? in its pages cannot fait to;d raw attenttbn to ihe'^resbnroes of��������� this province and t lie ad va n tages it offers to emi gran ts. The work will be profusely/illustrated,A The sub - scrip tion price la S^ the selling price $5. and orders sent to the publisher will be promptly attended.to.-^- if-A'Ay ,.f.'.A-.y. i Sap Cask.���������The Victoria, Colonist says that a few months ago Mr George Muir, a well-to 4o farmer of Nicola Valley, wrote to Scotland for a young lady, to whom he had paid his ad d resses, to j oi n h i tn i n th is co n n try w i th a view to matrimony. The young lady anived on Monday and pntiip at .the Angel Hotel. On the same evening Councillor Morton, the landlord, received a telegram from above, announcing that Mr Muir, while on his way down to meet bis brute, was drowned by the upsetting; of a canoe, The. sad news was broken to the you net lady ; and it is only right to say that aithongh among strangers, she has found^many who sympathise with her in her .deep distress. Tub Weather.���������We have had considerable ruin during the week, and on Thursday and Friday a 1 ittle' snow. The water fn .the various creeks is very high, and no work can toe done in the majority of creek claims until sftar the freehefo. V > : STOUT QUI^U.'. ' '��������� '" "'������������������- May 26���������Recbrdetl in favor of John A.Davis.'one interest in the Mucho Oro co... June3���������Recorded in favor of W- P. Smith; fer;the company, 0 nejjri terest in the,; Mucho Oro.;ce:;'"' . ���������' ���������*'��������� :'-" - ': Af A > NELSON CREEK. V . "yiAf A pri J 7���������Record ed i n'. ta vor of tbe Ab Sjn g co.. 100 Teet of Vni|n ingV grou ud, com mencing at tbe. upper line of said co. and running up stream. V SWIFT ItfVBR. ." . April 9���������Recorded in faver of Ah Sam and Ah Sing,-200 feet, hi IS claims, on right bauk running up stream, . BURNS CREEK. April 12���������Boomerang co.���������Recorded in favor of Mat. Lynch. Thus. Bell. Wm. Langan. and Ja.s. Ne.wlaiid, 400 feet, adjoining lower I me of Columbia co., to form part of Boomerang co. April 21���������(rlendianing co.���������Recorded in favor of John Hunter. Walter Foster; P. Glen- dinuiug, and A Glendinning, 400 feet. UeiiTNINO CREEK. ,. April 21���������Gladstone' co.--Recorded in favor of M. B Bniy, IL P. Orton, R. Watson. J. Hill. J. Akenhmd. T. Lavery, C. Wilson, J. Holmes. C. Vaillancour. A. Wood, J. Aken- hend, S. Reid, T. Purtnn. H. Lucas, J. Valett5, R. Hill. J. Dodd. H. E. Metcalf. each one-halt in terest; T. Fletcher and T. Gartley, each one quarter interest. Re-record, ly; y ";.;���������" '<��������� Ai>ril 24���������Cos tell o co.���������Recorded in favor of R. Magirl, M^ Connolly. J: JohnstohVA^ To w'.rise nd. ea ch 100 feet o n >; t he r igh tha hd bank of liightn i ng''��������� creek, adjoining Costel lo co.. creek and hill cl ai ras, to fo rm pa it of Costelloco.-, A p r i I 2 4'���������������������������C o stel 1 o co.���������R ^cord ed i h f a vor of J. J. Robertson..R.Magiri;J. C McMillan, each one interest; George Byrnes. J. IL Todd, each | interest; A. Townsend. D, Burns. W. Oavison, J. Johnston. M. Connolly, each i in terest; HiCoHinfl,.4 interest. April 28���������Recorded in favor of Tsu Hung and Tsu Yo w, 300 feet of grcmrtd on west side of LifKhtning. about 200 yards below mouth of Last Chance. Rereconi CHISHOLM CRBEK. , April 2S���������Snowden co.���������Recorded in favor 1 of E. BlakeweiKH. 0. Jones, John Jonfs. M. H. Gil I is, D, Edwards, each 2 interests; Evan Phillips, A. Pendala, John Williams, L. Win- trip, Thos. Allen, each 1 interest. ������������������'../,. AMAOQU CR&KK. May I���������Recorded in favor of Thos. Bell, T. R. Pattullo, Tbos. Birmingham, Jos. Phillips, Adam McLean, and E. Harper, each 1 interest ; Alex. McDonald, Neil McArthur. J. Mc- Kinnori, F. Farquarson, Wm, Hitchcock, A. Jeffty, A. K. Johnatno, each oae-balf intereat Posvau���������We understand the Barkerville Postmaster^ has received; instructions to de liver the Harvey Creek mail to the contractor to whom it was awardetl by the Dominion (Postal authorities.. The service is not to commence until 1st July, and although the ten- dors cailed for the delivery of a weekly mail, the postmaster is instructed to deliver but one once a fortnight to tlie contractor. There, is evidently something wrong about this contract, and we hope our representatives at Ot- t;wa will inquire into the matter. . A mail once a fortnight during the. open season, will be but a poor convenience-.to. the parties whom it win tendedi to benefit, and they will still, hayo, to rely upon 'he expressman for the delivery of one half of, their correspondence, as their mall matterl.will reach Barker- vilje everj week.-The; contractor must con sider himself' in luck, to find out that he will be required to do only half tbe work he contracted to perform, and still receive the full amount of his subsidy. : Tub Libtary and Reading Room is now open tp the public-: The missing books are being fastcbrought in. and in a few weeks (he list of newspapers and periodicals ordered wilirbe' completer "Np'bettw--place;caTi%w foii n d; in Ba r ker v i 11 e . w herein; * o pass a way a sp are* lii a I f-h o iir; and the Worthy su peri n tend- ent. with an^ey^ to the comfort and enjoyment of the patrotiA Of.��������� the ���������. Iosti tu tei is a 1 ways oh mind' either .to band you a volume of Milton's Par ad i ��������� e t/$if or to i hstru c t you in the m^ s- terles of chess or backgammon.',:". fPMk Wjl Davison aiid. wife left by^Bafnard7a Expreffs on Sunday last for. their native province of Ontario, Mr DavisVm during bit stay of five years amongst ������s has always per formed the part of a good citizen, and jor a long period was one of -the nroSt active members of the Fire Def������artment; and naany of oils citizens will regret his departure; New Bakert.���������- A. iie^v'Bakery baa beea opened at Last Chance, Lightntag Creek, by Mr John Mahrer, late- chef-de-cuisine-Of the Antelope Restaurant, BarkervUle. ..' ���������,.,r I No Repoiit.���������O wlbg: to interrnptlpnB caused by heavy rain storms in the:lower country, no news report could be transmitted over the wires last night. ������������������' '" ; '; ���������'������������������ ���������"��������� - ifx The Barkervilie felegra|)h offiQ*"$W fe^ftfii removed to the building known as tb���������> Ms* chanic8?InstiUUe." : % ''������������������ "yy ��������� ��������� ��������� y i\ ���������-, Fit������8HEt and FiRE.-^The^parttculars of a destructive freshet at Clinton and a larg������ fire iti Bostpp will be found on our first page. ��������� Dominion ��������� Day and Fourth of July.���������A meeting of the general committee is called for Thursday evening, at Dpdd's saloon. '; ,/ NOTICE. A COURT OF GENERAL ASSIZE A^Tt> J\ Gaol Delivery, and of N>si Prius, will be b������5d.&t, each of the \mderrn en tinned pi ices ay. follows, except tho same be hereafter changed.by Order fa Coaudl^ SPRiNG CIRCUIT. :^- " New Westminster, Wednesday,^'Majr 1^* " '. Yule, Monday, May 19. ... .' '���������:���������. Lytcon;. 1'lKirsday, Hay. *2lX��������� ���������'". '��������� X '������������������;'���������: a:. K;imlo('p>*, Weilnosday, May 28.' .. :.;..���������; Cljhtoo, Monday, June 2. .,.....,: ,. ,V.., QuesnelittCAith, Friday, Juno It.' ''"'' r ' %:' "'"-'-��������� - ���������Kiclifleld, Tuesday, Julie 17. ': ��������� A; "PALL CIRCUIT." pi V Richfield, Tue9dny,'September 16. -: A: Queshelmoutb, to bo flked hcreuiter, if a&������ %4sA* ��������������������������� > -v - nvfis.' ��������� '��������� v '..;���������'. :- ���������' - -a- 'Clinton, Thursday, October 2. * , '' Kamloops,-Tuesday, October.!. ' Lytton, Monday, October' 13." :. .;Yale,.Thursday,.October 16. '������������������ .- , . . .Now Westminster, Tuesday, October SI. :. ��������� "��������� ;i Assizes at Nanaimo and elsewhere will, wkea ft^BKh sary, be herealter fixed; ' . V . ������������������ ��������� X | ./Dated Utli day or April ^1873, v "A- "i A, i Ay V.* '������.'���������. By command,- -v ...... ,,-.... ,.''.' X-'X'A ���������.. -joiraASH,v. ��������� tbyXO ;.', . PrOTincial Secretary, s. ������������������"������������������������������������' ?;���������' : Provincial Secretary's Office, V :. ::;; . ��������� XPy'.P. 25thAprilj'187^:-/ : His Excellency the Lieu tenant'Governor has been pleased to appoint the-following gentlemen to receive appttcitio'n's for Registration and Rec>r.i, under th������ provisions of:/'The l/'ind Registry Act/ISTO," and: 'MUe.Land Repistry'ATriendnient AcV'i873,". and to perform the duties heretofore allotted to the Stip^n-' di"ry Magistrates under ���������' The Bills of Sale Ordiu=������ace, 1870." and t(The Bills of Sale Amend ment Act, J8T3," . . . , , ,\ .* w and the "Cattlo Exemption Act, 1871," in and for who lost both of h\p hmids recently through; tho E{l.ctoriU Districts, or Polling Divisions of- Eiec a railway nccidetit* in Canada, was married ; toral Districts, set opposite their respective names: Romantic MATtnrAG������.���������Mr Lowe, of Osoyos. on the 8th May to a Miss Simpson, to whom he was betrothed-a few duys before lhe acci- dent. The younp lady on hearing of the ac cidenfc went to bis assistance and nursed him in his aftHctien, snrl the ceremony ef marriage took place at his bedside and in the "presence of the patents of the bride. Passkxgers booked for Barnard's down Express on Sunday :���������Mr Hitchcock. Mr McN<iUghten. of Harvey Creek. Mr J. Lord, for Yale. From Qoesnelmoufh���������Capt. Butler (author of vThe Lone LuiMi1-), for Yale. From Soda Creek���������Mrs Colbreih., Kldorado Saloon*.���������Tbeiproprietor of this valuable, freehold properly, wishing to retire Trom business, offers it for sale on liberal lerms, vThe:^ table?, piano, &c, and the building is the Iargest in Cari boo and; in excel len t cond iiio.n Mr W u. Allan; a tnemb er of the M in n eh ah a Co.������ Harvey!Creek, wholeft;..Cuilbbo last fall on a visifc to his friends:in Scoi)and,.���������;has de- cided to settle down- in fen gland, and has gone into the book and stationery business in the city of Birmingham. :. Barnaro's Express, wilh the mails, an ex press, and four passengers for Barkerville��������� Messrs. Kurtzf Morris. Corthorn, T. de Nou vton, and Frank Morris���������arrived yesterday nfteru-'pn., ;- ���������*'- ' Wu*mpt?s LroHTNiso- Exprkss.���������This great public convenience will from after this^date make daily trips between Barkerville and Lightning creek. Th������ First Pack Train of the seasori���������^Jeo. Tiesiera's���������arrived on. Thursday, with a enro:" of general merchandise lor A. Pendola and others. I ' ��������� i , .. A '"' AA .������������������. ' Mr Moitnis. Manager, and Mr Corthorn; Accountant. Bank of Bri'ish North America, arrived in Barkerville yesterday by Barnard's express, Sylvrstkr. with the Omineca express and maila, leaves Quesnelmouth on Monday. $&* EBOtsT^iii Yom Vote. Tbe time ex ^IreiB oi tdesday next, i&a iOtb Xmk W. H, Fitzgerald, Ehq., Polling Division of Omineca. J, Bowron, E������q.,; Polling Divisions of RichUeld and Lightning Creek. < V O. Hare, Esq.. Polling Divisions of Keithiey Creek and Quesn id muiith. C. E. Pope, Esq., Polling Divisions oT Williamfl Lake, Can^eCr^k, and Clinton. : A. W. Smith, Esq., P������riling Division of rjillooet. W. 'league, Esq., Electoral District of Yale. . A A. H. V. Esmonds, Esq., Electoral Districts of New Wostmiuster City nnd District. ��������� C. Booth, Esq", Electoral District of Kootenay. ������������������ By command. JOHN A^H, rrovir.ci-il Si:cr������tarv. ., AND General Agency; JAMES apl5tt WICKHAM, Barkerville. GROUSE CREEK Delivered to Miners on the following outlying Creeki: Antler, Ouxtninghami Stevens, Beggs Gulch, '���������'���������; :��������� AAA' '���������;.' A" .&o. ' ��������� '��������� V" ' w The Goods sold at this Store will, as usual, b������ of the best quality and at the. lowest market prices, Or������ajse Preek, \1uvl0. IS73 n������vl02mV ������p������- Groceries and Provisions, 'i* I G H." T N I N Q C' ft * ������ L X pyA:h :^^^sm^M^m^x^^t^sim^ yy^yy^^^mmmsh^!-s^^^ t^'<.wwysswwrWXywKWAiA.sW! ^^mmmmw^^ '-.If? X III .jr/s-ri*-? ������������������^Vflii1; Vf'^y't''*; ��������� ; -/|tS:]V :;JOSEPH,Kt 'TRUTCH. : ZffA yw-x- .. CANADA." ' ���������-' ;.���������������������������;,.,: -.. . ���������_������ ���������:.:-. -.;.,-. w.z ���������: ... is.,-.v V.-5?' PROVINCE OT^BRIT^H ���������J, -��������� * .Tufaffed ������i^ and Ire ��������� iand,QuBEN% Defender of the Faith,&c;, &c To.all,to wliotn these ������resents, shall come.��������� *y%ii&&mw.iyi-Ai- A A ���������iX*W.M ;yiW.f -y������k Wl -:;.-��������� ^ -. * / - ��������� ��������� *��������� ��������� A PROCLAMATION. ' ���������;; :'*GmAAP* WAi,EEMW^#Hi5RBAS bv Section ; 6' AtJgrbey:General Jp^# of ��������� * The Road 'Ex-; ' /teBsfori' A������t/"1873,J:ib!ts 'provided that the' ivLieutenant-Governorin Council may, by Pro- ^ eianialion,1;create, aliy^ortion.or portions of 'tho Sf ain^n^or;R^ Utsh iC^lninbia intp: a Road 'I Distric fclor/Distncts^wlthrBu^ as; -���������'^LstiaiUblnft''^ ��������� ' ;-. ������������������ And whereas tho^ JlQriprable Joseph William Trutch, as siicfeEieritenan(.-Governor in, . ^ouriciljas'atore^iol^lnder aiid by ;vtflue';of ^theppwcrs nnd; aiUhoi^ics' cohfeVred' npon J Kmi itrjj(Joiincil as aforesaid, and of .all other, /powers and.., authqrjfresjpim ��������� in that behalf ���������enabling, hath ^de^6^|(hal"thevRoad Dis- Iricts,: hereinafter''rn^tlbn,e(l,'l)e^cr'eateiJ:." v NOW KNOW Y:Er;t,hat'\Ve,do hereby ore- ��������� ate tbe following Roax^ "land of British Colombia; that is to say: 1. THE (URIBOO0 "ifchJcb shall iwlu^e^^ of land, in��������� *cla a*eti iu the* CariboJoSpistrict���������., as, set ,forth io ;4heSc|^ :^2rTHB-/Ltl.LO^j||ip^ ^niST'RICT, -which shall ine luilelll^fKt'Jriict "of Viand ia- ; <cltided in the LiU66e1|J}i&ricKasset'��������� forth in the Schedule to^/Thedojaltit'ution, Act, 1871.^ V 3. iT^;YALR'||||^ DlSTRicf; which ^fdnfinciufle'iiir(li^tr^t'of hmel ineluiled I fii "trie. YaleDisI rict.,'as set .forth in. the Schedule to" The :C(>nstilntidn Act, 1S7JL": " ./'-^MTHBj.KO.OTB^^RdAp DISTRICT* X. which shallinciudeJallvUjat iraet of -land in- -cludedihihe KootenapiDisfr|ct,:asrset fbrlh in;the Schedule toIS#iie Conistittilion Act. 1871.": ������������������/��������� ���������iAAAXfAfyXAp ..s. - "; ��������� ������ THE NEW WGSliSsf^ and COAST :vRGAp.;,U,rSTR.ICTS, whiph: shall; include..all :.tjmt 'tract of land jncjJ4j3������d in the New Westminster and Coast-DisfrictsVas set forth in the Schedule ;to.'^ '��������� 'In Testimony VvHKitEOF, we have caused .: those\Onr lieUei^lo^fio made Patent,and ., : .tbe Great Seal ofthe Province of Brifjsb ..'.;.' Columbia -io: bf SeiSuntb affixed : Wit- A/f '/KESSi .the Honorable. Josei'u William ��������� iTROTCnvLiootehlutfgovernor of the Said fry 'Province 6fBriUsh^Jplnmbia.in the City Aa- ���������. of Victoria," in:!thevsaid ^ Province, tbis .y-x Fourth day of M|ujiii0n the year of Our V Lord*One Thousa#ffieij?ht hundred and j ���������..f seven tyHhrecs:ahdihvthe thirty-sixth yea r of OunReign., '/ /Ai fi Ai// f/ ^By commaod.aX.. ��������� wxJOHN ASM, ��������� ��������� WpA .. Provincial Secretary.' Division, and in- the Electoral District of S>otenay: ��������� NOWxKNOW' YE that We.do order and proclaim tbat���������*', The County Courts Extension' Act, ISTS^ishail^ from'and after the date hereof/have full force? and effect in.the.Elec* toralDistrict of \Garjboo.'except that portion :thereof known as the Qmineca Pollinj?;:Di vision, a'ad !n the HsctqrarDlstrict of Kootenay. .. i-AXls ''A 'A ���������'xlp- l.In Testimony Whereof, We bavo caused Vi' these Our letters to be made Patent, and ��������� -;the GfreatSenl of the Province of British . a���������_���������* Columbia to be hereunto ��������� aflixed: Wit- i : ;nbssj j the HonbrableA. Joseph William V Trotcet, Lieutenant-Governor of the.said ';:if.-Province of British Columbia,in.the City ' - 2/ Victoria, in..the said Province, this J* our th day of March, in the year of Our '> w\ Lord i,One thousand eight;hundred and ���������'���������' ������������������Jseventy.-three^aud in the thirty-sixth year: if ���������. pf Our Reign.; ;���������;.���������������������������---u ;'���������������������������> : ���������������������������������������������'��������� Byconirnand;^? :^ ; ���������-..' ������>'-'' X -'��������� \ r> ��������� - JQHN-ASH^' v A'/A "X 'A : y ..������������������;;... ���������"���������: ...ProvincialSecretaryiv * njr22 4m p. y ���������yyXyy.P TTTIIEREAS by a Proclamation,, dated 4th 3farch, VV .' 1873,"the Mainland 61' British Columbia was for- tho purposes o������ the above Act, divided into five Bead ���������Districts, \\7.P. IX '���������'���������':. W, :A The Cariboo District... ���������-,-. Tlie Li Ilooet Road, District. ,. ... V Tho Yale Road District.. AAA"-' 'I ��������� Thq'KootHnay Roiid District. ��������� '. A: The Ne w Westm ins ter' It������ >ad District. : NOTICiS IS HEREBY GIVEN; that .the following Col lectors have been appointed for the said-Districts: Cariboo District/.;; XXXiyplyA: X.f.'f '���������:��������� :. Ominoca foiling Division���������W..U. PItz^erald, E*q. ���������^������*. - >. PiiovrxcuL Secretary's Office; ' 4th 5krch,1873. Lillooet District. . Canbo .Creek and.Clia'toh: Polling.Divisions���������C. E. ;.Pop-.!,- Esq. ��������� ..���������.-.,:, ;,; ly . .'��������� ' .;.:������������������; . V ...... LillooevPolling Divisioh^A. W.'Smith; Esq. Yale DiftTiu'cT. :". Af'Ai His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to make the; following appointments, under "-T1& Sheriffs Act, 1873^: J RicuAiti) Woods, Esq., for Vancouver Island; Henky V. EDiioNns^sQ.^for lhe. City of New Westminster.1' ^ - v ' '���������Ay' 'l : x '��������� George Byrnes. Esbj.^ for-Caiiboo. v By commaod, i!.X**0 X.;AX< '��������� ..JOHN. ASH, *������������������;;������������������'"��������� *?-: provincial Secretary. ProvixxIal Secretary's Office, ��������������������������������������������� a- - AliAA ;' 4th March, 1873."' ���������;-'.��������� ;. His Excellency, the Lieuteuant Governor has been pleased to appoint Henry Slyb Mason,:Esq., lobe Deputy Registrar of tbe Supreme Court of British Columbia.yip- * ' Bycomaiandi': '":��������� ' a .;.;��������� JOHN ASH, y ���������" ��������� Pfovincial.Secretary. ProtinculSbcbetart^ Office, /AA . ;. " '- 4th-March, 1873;; <r ��������� His Excellency 'the Lieutenant-Governor has been pleused to appoint W.C; Berkeley, Esq., to be Audit Clerk for .the Province of British Columbia. ��������� ���������'*��������� v. >> ��������� - . By command, ������. ��������� -JOHN ASH, ' /.....���������;.'���������: ' rPro via cial Secretary. ., :... , v : PROvixcrAL Secretary's Office, 4th March, 1873. ;��������� . vHis Exoelleocy the Lieutenant-Governor bas been pleased to appoint tbe-following gentlemen to be Assessors and Collectors under, .and to carry:out.the provisions of "The Land Tax Act. 1873���������':��������� a,.: . . Riooard .Woods, Eso,;. for Victoria Disii ict. Esquimatt and Metchosin District. Esquimau Town District, and Lake and Saanich Districts. N ... .:., . William Stewart, Esq., forNanaiino.Dis trict; r ��������� ' "; yx John Morley, Esq., for Cowicban and Salt Spring Island Districts. JJX.S.1 rf::JOSEPH W. TRUTCH. V ZZ vQANADA., , f/A i .-> :. *.���������������������������;...,'.. t .' V-'.i ���������-.. '.���������:������������������'���������I PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. VICTORIA, by the Grace of God, of the Un j ed -Ki ngd o m of Great 13 ri fa i n. a n d Ire- Ian d, Que en, Defender of the Faith; &c.,&c. To all to whem these presents ehall come��������� . -Greeting. ..-.���������. .. xy . > ��������� ZyZfJiiPROULAUJm O^or'A. Walkem,tWIIEREAS Jfc fs.pW' Attorney-GeneraU(f*,vjded by Section 1 of M The County Courts.-Extension Act;. 1873/' ���������*tb.it "The Mining,. Court eonstititied.under "���������^The Gold Mining prdiiiariceTl8G7,������ shall ,, ,h e a nd is here by. merged" in the Cou n ty, 41 .Coti rt; .and every Coti h ty:��������� Court ��������� Jtt (Ige of /** British Columbia shall have and be pos \ " sessed of the same'jnrindfction, powers, and ���������".authorities, as those.had and exercised by "the Gold Commissioners appointed, acting, "������ari'd presidi ng as Jndpes ofthe said Mining "Court; and all proceedingsi, thereunder '"shall be bad- and taken iiraecordah.ee with '���������f* the provisions of ' The Gold Mining'Ordin- " apce, 1S67,' and \Th.c Gold Mining Amend? * ment Act,, 1^72.'" , iV ,: And where;ts a proviso is inserted that the A'it should oialy have.full TorCe and effect in such portions of the Province .as-the Lieut.- Governor iri Council might, irom time to, time, by Prbclamation ordfer. And whereas it. is expedient that the said A ct sh o u Id b ave .fu 11 force a rid effec fc i n th e Electoral District of Cariboo, except, thai; par- 4&on thereof kuown as-the Omineca Polling: . .Ly.tton andl4Caciie Creek Polling Dlvisionsr-T. R. 'Bii.ie'y Esq,; .- A , "..-'.'��������� * : 'Yale and Hope Polling Divisions���������Yf. Evans, Esq. KoorKXAV District; ... WlUfHors^PoiTy Creek, and Frbncb Creek Polling Divisions���������C. Booth .!B:sq:.. . *. ������������������: - '��������� ���������'��������������������������� NKW \Yy:STMINST e R'D/STRICT. . .:���������' Chilli whack,. Laogiey,. Now. TVestminstor, Born rd Inlet, ami North''Ann. Polling Divisions���������H. H. Ed mdrids, Esq.; -:"' Kbw Westminster City -Distkict. . ! . i'V. Edmo������:ds, E>:ij. '������������������:. Bycoiniaaad. '. ;���������' ���������':������������������ . .- ��������������������������� J0HNT ASH, ��������� ... ��������� X . ���������.. ���������'���������',', ProvincialSocrotn-ry. Victoria, April 4lh, 1873. . i>p2S JJni In tlie Supreme Court of British. Columbia. , Joseph Rodkllo. Esq.. for Comox District. IIexry V. BoMoxbs,: Ksq., for New West- raiuster District. ��������� , .;. '������������������' '��������� iy..i, v "R. A. BitqwN, Esa.,fqr Port.Essinirton. Bknjamix' P. Gmi-Wx, Esq.," for Yale Dis-. trict. Thos. R. Buie, Esq!, for Lytton District. ���������: John Boyd, Esq., for Kamloops District. V AtEXAKDtJR Roi3t3,RsQ.; for Nicola' District. Charles E.! Popkj Esq., for Lillooet District. Edward Tyxon, F:sq..' for Lillooet District GiiOiUiK Byrnks, Es<i. for Curiboo District .. Corxkuus- Booni, Esq.. for Koolenay District. By command, . . JOHN ASH, ��������� ror22 3m . lay, J. EJ McMillan, and 'D. Lenevue, of Victoria Esquires, , ' *������ Jerenjiah Rogers.and^Cooto M������ Chambers, of B���������r rardfnlet, ^inirc^>X ippy yf r % "ur* ������G. II. Wilson Brown, of"AHerJC5', B^juirb. - ���������. W,'H. Morrow, John J. Galbraith, and Joim Shaw of Kootenay, Esquires. ���������,..-.. ' James Roub' and G'. P. Drabble, of Comqx, Es. quires.- A.X.i ���������-.��������������������������� ��������� ��������� r-..- ��������� -��������� -��������� ��������� *���������.���������.' James Mackie, of Langloy, Esquire.- CUarlosB. Sword, of Motsqui, Enquire. . Donald McGilvery and David Miller, of Sumass, E3. quires. '-' ' ���������. "'���������' '' ' '' ��������� "If1 ,.* Thomas: Bell, Edward Pearson, John. Chipp, aa* Jonathan Ntitt, of Barkerville, Esquires: ��������� Richard Deighton and D. JlcXaugUten; of Han-ey CreeJ^, Enquires;.: .-.,'. ��������� 'Adam.Prentis, JolmjAmont Muir, and Jolm Joha. stone Robertson, of Lightning Craek, Esquires. -���������Abraham Bartow, of tho Town of Quesnel, Esqulro ' Robert Burnte McMicking. of: Yale, Esqniro,-; - .James Cunningbaiu.and- W.;CJarkson, of Kew Wesu minster, Esquin-s. . ��������� W. D Ferris and H. L. DeBcck, of Xgrth Ar'ai Fraser Riv������rr Esq������J Ires. - W, H. Ladncr, of South Arm; Frascr River. Esq. ���������By command..... ARTHUR J. G. P1NDER, ap26jm ' ,'../; Private Secretory. ��������� ���������������������������a- -....-. ���������}��������� Provincial Secretary's OQlce, yP. . ... . 25th April, 1873. His Excellency the. Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to appoint the tallowing gentlemen to rcwivo applications for Registration and Record, under tho provisions of u'The Land Regis try1. Act, 1870," and -".The Land Registry Amendment-Act; 1873," nnd 10 perform the duties heretofore allotted to the Stnjcn. diary Magistrates under ' The Bills of Sale Ordinance, 1870,5V and u .The Bills of Palo Am end ment Act, 1873," and the torat W.U. Fitzgerald, Esq., Poll hi& Division of Omlncci. ..I.. Bowron, Esq;, Pulling Divisions of Richfieldaat IM thing Creek. 0. Hard, Esq.. Polling Divisions of' Keithiey Creek and Que^iii*]mouth. : ,C. E. Pope, Esq., I'olltaj? Divisions of Williams tVcstminster Citv j������nd District. C. Booth, Esq!, Electoral District ol Kootonav. By command. JOHN ASH, Provincial Secretarv. Provincial Ser.rotary1.?-Office, . ; 25th April, 1873. His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor; has -bwn: pleased to appoin 1 the follow)j������r. gemIcmeii tn b> nt-*- trict -Registrars under "The Births, Deaths, iiiid Ma'r- riages Act, 1872'���������������:; .'���������'���������' ��������� ��������� District No. a���������H; V.Ed mondR, E.~q. :���������.���������*������. ��������������� 4���������.W.. Tcaguc, :Esq. . VV - (; : . ������r..G���������A. W. Smith,. E.-*q. V . " ������ 7~J. Bowron. fcq; :.-.��������������� " 9���������C. Booth, Esq. ' ���������: By command.. JOHN' ASHv. ' mv24- -Provincial Secreiary.���������. Wild THE ASSESSOR: OF. WILD LANDS 1 would call the attention of Land owners tn Cariboo District to the 9th Clause of said Act, viz.: .9. Every owner of;Lsuid in any District shall, at soinc time during the months of March or April, in GENERAL ORDER. ng Mm. Court in Banc, at the Supreme Court Room in the City of Victoria, for tlio milowing terms, oq the dayj hereinafter mentioned, namely: For Hilary Term from the lf>lh to 25th February ��������� For Easter Term from tho 15th to 25th April; * For Michaelmas Term from tho 15th to 25th November. . There will be nos'tting in Banc in Trinity Term. In case any of the days' of -too dates named for the ���������beginnirig.br ending of the Terms should' fall on a Sunday ior- Public Holiday, then tlio Term will bc^in or.end on the aoxt. folloyvingi day;r <��������������������������� -i;; ���������. ' .v ' r rf^ A A A : f MATT T. BEGBIE, .CL J. ; A L,s.l . y- A HENRY P. PBLLEWCREASE, j "Xy^:}'. ,. U;'.HAMILTON GRAY, Ai - ' " Oated YictoEia,. Jaiitn.ry^24th. lfi73. ��������������������������� : inr22 tf: LAND TAK ACT, 1873. IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY a Proclamation dated tbe 4th March 1873,-the Rolk] Disiricfs therein named were created under" the provisions of "The Uoad Extension Act, 1873/' Ar d Ibat by Section 4. of "The Land Tax Act, :IS73 " it is provided that the Road Districts, established under *������ The Road Extension Act, 1873," shall be Land Tax Districts for the purposes of the Act. The Road Districts hitherto established1 on Vancouver Island are under the same section made Land Tax- Districts for the purposes of the Ac*.' .. Dated the 8th day of March, 1873. By Command. JOHN ASH, *pMm ; . : ��������� ; Provincial^Seiretary. Provincial Secretary*s OIBco, 19th April, 1873. HIS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor has been pleased to apj)oini the lollowing pentlemcn to i>e Return ing. OiliccTB lor-the several Electoral Di.s tricts'of .lire Province, under an t to enrrv out the provisionsof "The Member.-?5 Indemnity Act, 1873'" CARIBOO--James Liudsay, E~q. J.ILLOOKT-..A. W. StnitJii E.sq. KOOTKNAY���������Cornelius Booth, E?q. ���������SALE-~Wm..Teagm.,E:q. NEW WESTMINSTER CITY AND DISTRICT- U. V. Edmonds, Esq; By command, 1A * JOHN ASH, roylO.- Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, 10th April, 1873. Hlfi ExceHoncy tbe Lieutenant Governor has been pleased to appoint the folio wing gentlemen to be Registrars of certain Electoral Districts, under aud to carry out the provision^ of "The Qualillcation and; Regi.s-trationof.;yoterd'ActjI871." ��������� ��������� CARIBOO-Jobri Bowron, Esq. . KOOTENAY���������Cornelius. Booth. Esq. yALE-rWm. Teague,Jkq. '���������'������������������' w X XT I.bOO KT '--A. W. g mi th. Esq ' . . NEWnVESTMlNfcSTES CITY, AND DISTRICT- ���������������������������*,-. JI. V. Edmonds, Esq. '..,.- By command, , JOHN ASH, . . Provinciul Secretary, 1>p;tvih/ir������ii'������SAAi*AiA������.w overy year, liiniFelf, orhy his aaeut, cibtAfii' from a Irovincialbecrctary. VonrOmce.'niiun: sign, dad deposit in A Post Ofllcs. prepaid,, and addresred to the Assessor of tho Dis trict, a Land Tax A-sessmenl paper, cuntniniu^ a do. script ion of the land owned hy him, his name In full, his place of f'.^hk-nee, the'tbt.il quantity of his land, the quantity liable to the payment of Land Tax, and Iheuaiureof the improvements., the value thereof, aud the vahio of the land. Such Assessment piper shall be verified by a Declaration made bv the.owner Or his agent. O. BYRNES, Collector and Assessor of Wild Laud Tax. &PERRIKS' Celebrated WCRCE S T ER S HI ft E SAUC^ Declared by Coiinolsseurflu he' THE ONLY G-OOD' SAUCE. mylO Provincial Secretary's Ofllce, J Oth April .'life. 0. Kooth, Esq., of Kootenay, to be Coroner for <ho Electoral Districtof Kootenjtyf ���������' uoroner Ior_ no -���������: ;. '. ��������� ��������� . By.command.-.; .;' win :' ' -JOHXASIL myIU ' Provincial Secretary. : PiUVATE; Secretary's Ovtice ������������������������������������:.���������., -4th April; wwi . ' ]TIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor fiVhpen Al pleased to place the following Gentj'erffeti oiuhe cSlnln^1 ������f tU������ FG��������������� l������T the^r0viuce orlriS Wallace, J. H. Turner, Alexander McLean; (fSiau. Caution against Fraud.���������The successor this most delicious and unrivalled Condiment having caused certain dealer? to apply the name of "W������ree& tersblre gttucen toUmlrown inf'Ulor "otnponndp' ih������* public is hereby informed thuttlkoniy way to'nro- cure the genuine, is to ASK FOR; LEA & ERRINST. SAUCE andtosoo that their names are upon the wjiaitkb T.ABKLS, STOPPER, and miTTLE. ��������� Som e n J th e fo re I gn in ark c t s h a v I n c. be e Am ptfHed with a spurious WorcostershiiTSauce.tipoirtho wrap- per and labels of which the names ol Lea and Perrins have been forged, h. and P. give,noticethatthey liavolurnlshod.thoir correspondents wi tli power of attorney to take instant proceedings against manF- actoukiis and vk.xdoji.s o i such, or any other iniltu- 0ns by which thejrrighlmaybeinfrmgcd. Ask for LEAT&,PERRlNS,r Sauce ana see Name on Wrapper, Label, Bottle, and. copper. Wholesa 1 o an d for export by tb c Proprietors, Wosv. water; Crosse and Blackwol!,Londbn,&c.,&c.; ;,( .byUrocersandOUmcii unlvorsailr ���������'���������'";":-��������� ���������;fc;:':"'���������"��������� % m. m m m m mMi 9 m H lm: A. yrsjaarW.y ' ' >n^^f":I I' '"' I t- *W& >i Wiii m. jm :^mi
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1873-06-07 |
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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Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1873_06_07 |
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Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0170869 |
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Longitude | -121.517222 |
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