oporly ibg!_ scmblyot I 'he British - Jircclioh gj c Road, 01 >mento[! like work, ������nratlr>no| >lnt Stock Individual tsorpriT.; or thicg 't^rproj!, alar c!a_ Imcutofj a NOtscp, mdobjcci s, vis.: ������Gazette, lislricuf. tl;.tlim%.; istrict in h case for tfervalof ig Session' lo brinj BHjfefc ii ts inti-ml. ������K tlro'ao. - the sami ��������� the rates privily, ween .liid irvessclij a.verect a bo same,- -te Bills, ny .feScmbly, !e271iii Vol 18. : Barkerville, William ��������� Creek, B.C., Saturday. June 13, No. 7 ff'X i.Pub]i3hed;e'^ery"Stttiinlay' hffi\[ii k" RO BERT II OL LOW A Y;' :Subsoriptionf - . - 2o Cents per Week. . i: ';;.-���������'.,:-. .JUTE.* OF Aim?ftTIttXa. '$i> r n\Q sq.M������ r e (o itc I n ch j ,'fi ret f riser is on '��������� ������������������/ '/ 'V - "..- ;. pf ..one. month, - ���������'.' For twosqnares/fi rsti nsortton; . . - '.' '*-/.' . **:: one month,.- - .. f't. 5 ' S, Agen;ts Co r -1 he ���������*.!��������� Cahb.oo S entme i.' * :, Vim Winkle, .- Qnesiiel mouth. Sort/freak,.,.-:,;: nihtou." -'���������;' ��������� ������������������, Tale,: /���������-;.;: :f" " l#Avs Wcs-ijy^iistiM'. Victnriii, ';'. "������������������, ] ��������� IA fcVucr, ���������*/ :��������� .<*���������'��������� Sirttiiff-���������'t .- f, '������������������ ,���������'(. ������������������������������������. ���������.' -Lin^sTy-. R n r ri n rd' e Kxj > r<>> .���������_/*' ..,. B������ rn ar<! ? f ,'R& jwf&' ���������':' /'/' x'B'iriiarfl^sExpres.- *������������������ iff, ������1'0", /��������� <iO > /.! t"./ '.. . .Toli'n Mn rH.v';.:' ;-/ ��������� Mr .Sh������k,'isp''nr'' ;.,*.. ������ , San Fr iuhsco 30/C5omhill\i lAu.<ton. K;C. Office, iW.OP [ration to ��������� i Govern-' on whkb sons resl' of -"avalK relating, fter-maiio elialf,ill, desire to yers w|iO ,,.arc.K' i/l'ruvlo-: Ifflp' 1 f >-������������������ '��������� fVllK ijMUBOO SBNTINEL ^-J b.ft^^WlfST INGV OF F-f Q:^.: - '-'������������������������������������'���������% ��������� .f:vft::- j-���������''i- viggi���������':, i-���������--'.������������������'';"��������� ��������� -. ,-'.-./. v ������������������"���������,,. 1 ������������������ ������������������������������������}.- /-$X* r <f **>*."Q i ^i&J U1 'S^S^?������qS'-^ !^? ^tln* cl _T^Trlr* _c V_^i tntiri <������s Tor Bajls-nn^^heatriCHI ���������'Entertaininents: X'-- \. t^^^^cxd^wW) neiiipesMml dinputehf,^ ���������!/���������������������������> .��������� '.I.-.1 -.-��������� ^ .Terms.moderate. ;������������������. ...... . '���������; \. ��������� X;:No.: definite news codcerning.; prospects at Cassiar can;"be.wceiyed until alter high^water next- Auguat/LTlje Indians refuse to travel j rt.nd the steamboatmeh^regard the Stickeen as ?.he werst river on tbe coast. It is. supposed Thibbit;creek will pay extraordinarily." wel 1 fbr so me 8/16 10 mil es, an d tha t'Deilor creek, 10 mi 1 es farther uoi'l% wil 1 pay wages fo r Ia limited,distance. Miners have started with Wyeav'S'provisions.. Steamer Glenora is at" present hud up, there not being svUpcient tmfflc on.Stickeen to keep two boats nuiuing. ; t. M r Ujmr I es Mi Hard h aa g one/ tb ro u g h with n j>ack train* to-.the. miues. ���������" / . Several eases-;o(- sickness .reportedj;--prob iii j I y i ro tn 1 iic k o f p i ire water;. ��������������� P rice of flour at (hf������ m ilies, $ I p er}fi. provU\ n n s ��������� sc'a ree. f The coal ^ade/at .;NanHim6:an^-lJe!j)j}irti)fe- ���������Bny is iniproving; /Seveh vessels took" car- iroespast week, and I he A tlauta,��������� tob'k' oh board jioOltvn^-fVjr-Sah/Francisco^ ftp .^ . ��������� ��������� ��������������������������� A. wi������man (> f VI be. to wn ham ed Ki 11 y Cl ark 'iied -from. iiie e(teets of wbisk<jy and ihjuries r^ct'i yeel li y iij i e u j>sel ti tig of a .6 iiggy at Ilea- C(iivhili;on Sn^uyditjf. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A I Partnership for general trarting purpuses, to be kho^n *6 BEEDY. & TOWN SEND. . ���������X . J.C. BEE Van Winkle, M iy Ul, 1874. HEEOY. A. TOWNSEND. my!6 whs OLDVANW :; ��������� y-ic)owri;:"/J,ii'he;. 0���������The stenniship " Priuqi' A l ftvd a r'rivv'd ith is .morij ing f rom"..' Siui;. F rah- cj.^oo.. Bffi^' relatlM iilgr.mtSj rtii'laW' lairwl iflt I period!,: \)plicanu 3 same. ������ j)rra������j&l pelves W y general iliiiwclj ASH, I ecwiary. i S AND ie bcltl al ��������� B,'and all sat; ;��������� '������������������<���������' Mjcoelcfl I acretarfl mmm iat .Ills 1 feral in 1 ith the i low the 1 him I of the hereto' Peaco, Jener&l i 1 tliia tl* eoen *' Ifar: f9 lui ;- \:;r ;>.'������������������ clinton. .���������, '/������������������ / C M rt ion';' .311 n e 8���������F h ��������� ni )ji, gen 11 p n.an j nsi Turriv*������d. Jj/rfvBoM/CrVws..Bar, we*learn ihat a miin n>i rn jiil Rielmrd A*h'< who,was. niininir Rt ,thvfc^plficey w.iji. inst^intlv-kUled h\r fwIJinc* (1 Awrf;i>n ������*m��������� irfKIvnif?hf.: 51 f 7.!'^t ."liififhi^, stri?<Ir������& ���������";on hi/Jea;] on thei-'.r^ckH b^low. Bh neck w'svi' l������V.Oi<'vri/niid r^chl' -, f'n/c'iur^d.-.".. pr,c*,i*s'-1fl ���������"'ivn's .si/iiRfivf* 6f IreUud. but an-vAniericai/ ^i t '&*ti;' a nd, fib'Vu t 40 yWj i'S of iige., / ��������� O ������ la pt." T11 u������sd: i y ������������i ���������> hi: t h'e on 1 y f o H at KimioMp<. th'iy' nron^'iy'������'T.V th^ HiVdsori Hay <>Mii jrniy, c;i jiVr hf fi'.*<*. One huhd reel n rid tii'ty p untfs'ol flour.-"\vu������ sl.'������'r������d in. ih*������ buihlinlri w b i ft!������ i������x p t wi rd; co m p \e I ply. ;dem nlfsbii ig ������i. ii nd kil'inir a valuable til are hplon^inj; lo Mr T������it. I,rftss-'-fi*y.*0O. The bu:hling������ in the v?/' ii i ty we re v ef v m u.c h shu ke n; h.v.'. th e eon' cih*i������>ir and wihdow4 hiekVn. The tir6 is suppos������d;to have been accidental. ��������� '��������� ; ^t-\^Aiiyy':yyt ������������������ Vale. Junef'S^Tliin.;Vtaire lefftat>45"this nioratua; witli.tne t������>llo.\Vinjr. p*a*������sen<jefs :���������J. G. Barn^ionv tn.r������������������Bapkerville y Mr Tuvvnsend (b r,'-i I her o !��������� M r A; To wrisen d). for Van wink h������: Mrs ' Dun le vy and M j ss. ���������, DI ii s to n, for Soda creek.' : -.:.'*��������� ��������� . /.! f-f '���������'������������������ f . '. r ^���������/VICTORIA/ ���������;���������-'* l Vi c toji'������', .rune:!;���������-Men y acres of potatoes in vichiria. Lake and.Saanich districts weie bitfi-n by frost on Tuesday ni^ht; The dam- a<Tc is vory exfeasive.^ Whole fields have be��������������� u cut do\vu as':wlth a^scyihe. 7 The pest hou^e pa'innts are. recovering, a nrl n 0 fresh cases 0 (,sma) I. pox ha v& madu their app������������arance.. The small-pox at-Portland is all over. Viclnna.( Jane 6���������Among; ihe pnsqengers per steamer Prince Alfred, which sailed from Ran Francisco for Victoria yesterday, were Messrs. \V. J. Macdonald, If. J. Roscoe* 3. 'hmnin^hnm, E. Dewdney, J.S.Thompson; and Cant. Pinch. ; . ; A special, tjuied.'Ottawa, 5ih. says Mr Smith.' the Miuisier.nf. Marine and bl^heijes, is acting Ktinisterof Justice. No appninlmenl bas been inr.de in place of Mr Doriuii. Mr Roseoe, rtim.nr says, sold a coal mine in Montreal fur $(JO,0()0. Il>evinjf failed to <H!.'ide, tho Colonist f credible"' is going after Mm. ��������� "/' gen a tor Cornwall left for home last n'icrht Mr IJarnston was^iinong Cariboo passengers yesterday. r Viotorie, Juno S -The steamer Isahel ar Di\ Po well'. Indian / Commissi oner/: sail e������V 0 'ii ilu/E nf er prise fVuvi he interior iliiSuii.orai.ng: .;.. An" in i] i re^t was he j d y este id ay on lhe b ody ijf Kate Clark: whf/came'to;;liyr"^Ueai-ii ��������� sud (lenly on tS* in' rday- 'as reported;- 'The jury '"'. I eri i anded;. ni\h JS.ti v m (fc teiii - e x an 1 i u at j oh ������ nd :;!ih in^n'iry'was adjourned ^ur/jit.to-day.; The Tvonmn who was,in company- with Kate Clo.rk wiien��������� ihe la11ekme.t 1 ier:"deatli-Iias;been'i> 1 iic��������������� cl und k v a rn rs t v fro in w h i c u i t, ja J uleii ed that ��������� on! play ia,i*usspected. ; -. :i .- [ -, .* _*' . . , ��������� ^.^m - OTTAWA. . - ��������� ' " ; nitaw^..ljuie.p4A Cabinet/Council last ;������ veniu ������- di; cu-ssed 1 he" Sedproc|tyf^Treat y .-������������������������ ��������� T116 (Jiii 1 -a,fti '��������� ui.. pp n uh issl 0 n er w [ \ [ . sb o rtl-y re - fjmt^u;W;n^l|higie ,11 ae 1 i0ra 1.ion 0fCertain proposed;terins.,* U-NTTED.STATES./ ; ^ New Y<>rk. June 3���������The:I'roduce Rxol.iange iJoniiiiiitW had a,highly unsaiiRlJsctorylntei^ view with the President to day regard ing Use Ch i i a d m n I.v ��������� c i p roc i ly T rea ty.'���������'; They; be I i v v e if will be sent lo the Senate. X'f ' Wash ink\ on f 3 u ne 4 ���������The '" h igh la H ff in fl} j have comu������eiic/d war against the hew Reciprocity Ticaly.'\yi.tji Canada..i ��������� New Turk;June ������t^rThe Chainber of. Com uf'rce to>d.ay adtjpted^i^sbiuti^njavoimig a ! I > e ra I a t\d jus t.' Reel p ro ci f y T rea ty b et wee d Canada aud the United. States* j, ��������� ;������������������ ��������� T;V. ���������'v "(ff fywp&P&f.:fff''::': London- June d~The Times says a!temp's at a I'.l i ������i"ri ce, b e.iw 1 ?e 11 Ce n ifes of Fre n c h. A rsm a j t> j y will p i*n bah ly. fai I. ��������� -/Rig h t Ce n ire Ohjer.t s lo"re'cngnilinii of Eepublic. which Left.-Oeutre considers indispensable. ' , ' -v " ; Rome / J u tie 4 ���������Tim Pope is a������ a \ hi 11' wi l h I'evcr, and the physiciiuisare'alannal at his condition. . -^ ;:. / ' ' ' ; f Madrid.:'June 4'-Gt'n. Salamanca reports A������ enc n sjf men t wi th f> OOtr Ca rI is ts y es 11������rd ay, i 11 w li * ch t. he Iat lei we re re p u .1 sed w ith a1 oss ������{' 7{) k i I led a nd woii nded. The Caiiists oc - cupy Rosas. London. June 5-Jefferson I R Keep 011/hand everything l'|EplM-to MISCELLANEOUS. ���������1.-' STANLEY, LIGHTNING CREEK, , SAMWHV- ���������'-'���������'-' ' il' * PiWrttttor. ��������� _ ��������� Board, - - $9 per .Week, Single Meals, 75 cents; : iftjL. The Table furaisl.cll with tlio best. lhfi;iviarkot Hiliiid?. . . . . .;������yStiai TJi^pTtW-r-ncf p'o'lilier-ilfv o\'tou<'.oV/to.tho o\\ firm' i-? h>pMcLful!y-"-rilic>"d ftir'Llio now ��������� ��������� my!6 Cm ; /. -BARKERVILLE,. Auctioneer, Gomniissioii .. and Mining Ageritp ! S "g^&:>??isrec>ivo������i an? suirwt In FlrCK-PKOOF- CELLAR, i'-ntl liberal aclvnuce? madQ oii.^O������e. at Vcy.';a;ibl? r':if>?. -'��������� '���������'. * ' "������������������m-������,fe������ ��������� '���������; C. Jo LEGG So!:[citor"& Notary Public T/ny s Victcsriii'on Honlay/ilie _5ih May in.n:iut. for the -' STANLEY, LIGHTNI^G'CREEK;:/ ; R. McDERilOTT, ��������� ��������� , :��������� ������������������-'.. raorRiET.Ott. ;:������������������jgjpTKe'-Wt' Win'^V Itiprrr-; nnd Cigar.? at the Bur, an ci all; visiUiK mace li.r.ipy. and cpwluriablc.., ;my8"6m;; :fff{ "\; f .' ' *_ ": ; .';' WORK. ON THE C. P: R AILROAD / MAY EE DELAYED, ^ i Blacksmith,/- -//--Stanley, .', Is at his old .Stand, .n nd, is prqnrc-d lo do- ALL KINDS OF- WORK7 IN*'HIS lilNE, ��������� -; ;.;. >'-./;/'-'��������� X-Xffffj --.ffftt. f'-f'-yir v. ���������'; ��������� r*ri )m pt ly, artistically, aud at Xh c. lb jy est. going r��������� Alias* ��������� >-:JY."^-H:iv'mg ��������� a- l^ATHF:. ;:on Alio '��������� premises?, - '���������: ������Turned: Work mad e ��������� a,: specialtj'.-: r / /CASSIAR MINES,; aVi will remain iftcro iniMl 0-w en-! of S:������ptom'*p'r rr>y:r������ HOTIGS. SPRING CIRCUIT. A COITBT 07? G-KNE"-?AT'. ASS^v ANp n.Kd P:)ii-iT. -m\h of-.Xif-i !-Tia-,..\v5.il ln> lii������|d ;it so ���������jn.!������\/i:.->:iti.invl j>l 'C.'S -^ l������>Hi,H-s..aij4l ail A iwvlidf t!}<;- vin'u������r.;iv>:ii.;.rn-*!l ] \ula:,k-%- ;u-' l)������-r."l,y nnilfl ;0 t'^ attrnvi i!n-r:a'.... X =n ti-iin, Tiiur*1 '.v. 30lh April. ���������' ��������� . ��������� ��������� . X- .u- W >��������� H; ii n?tftr, Tl: i. rd. I.sy. >iay 14. . V;������Ij\ T;K������tny. M'V Ul. 1.VLI:���������;;-. l*'ri l:tr. May ^. K-1 rh I'm ������ps Tl:������ r><! ny. M siy *J3. *; ' ��������� ;f������:U ��������� ��������� n.. Tt; ���������> I������������������ y. J u r. c;/. Qiu'.sn--iHifMiih, Sa;iirb������'yi'Jnn��������� 6. Ri.'j'fi-H; Wu'IU'*S'kiy-. ".l'������'no 171' Tl:P Fiil Assist; tuisl-niiy (illi ���������������' Asfi?.;s :li ocwrfou p.r->y r *.uii". v;ilS Ju.-r.-dfti.T')<���������. li.:v:jJ. Dated lOili u:iy-of-April, 1ST4. - .-���������/��������� Bv coiiunaud. ;��������� JOHN1 AFH, my3 ; rroviiic-al S'crciur.yt . .ri.SCIM & DALY. B7.G. T.) A NX{) U N'Cf: THAT Til h Y H AVER K.WO *.'fc" D io thi* .^jvici'.us |ir ���������������ii:>':s fiirmerly kii'nvn as (! o Sf���������: Owr4*-' S.i!��������� 'i'H,- -.���������������.';ore Ihey 'will *lirc ui al'i: tii:'sts ���������" t������rcu.:ved .torant'Uh fc ; .. . .-. . ���������BOARD AND MEALS OR THE BEST - QUALITY. ��������� T-'.a b.VR is forKislicd" with the Quest WINE?. l,IQ.UOHS-iuiii-ClfiA7lS. Board, ��������� ��������� Der neek ���������BarkTvillcBr T ^^tffnr 1TIE G9UITY G0OST0? BRITISH rlvod yo.su-r^ny rnoi'iiing Iroia For*. Wranpfel with 25 pusseBgers. No news of importance 5) as yt������t coniti through from the, inlires. 11, iri reported Mio Oaliformn co. washed tip over $.*ifl00 iti four days, and I hat Mooro & (Jo. are drting w*������ll. Fi eig111 from Fo?��������� t Wrange 1 is SSO per too. and p������Ffut������a S:j5. Tli-'re are Buppo.sod to be uboui. I")(>0 men at tbo mine.s. Very few rcuuhi at Fort Wrangle or Buck's Bar. - Jvevv York to day on sw*������in*������r Atlantic. The ovntng.uf lli������ Durham Oollieries have, ejected si. Uwge number of men who were concenii'd in Hi** s hi ke.; 0 vor 200 fa n'rii ies are oa in plug hi tlie Hi'tt^., . ,. f .. ; T/)naon,,,Jnne 8+ Standnnl Paris corre?- }) o n deuce .siiys the in a n i ffs I o o f trfsf t Ceil Ire ealllttg for (i-clarainih of. definite public ilifi- so! u! i(������n of ��������� Aw ��������� mb 1 y, h as. ca u?e< 1 s_n������ates' ���������sensation since the overthrow of Thiers. It is ereneivtUy Uionjrht'-itwtits effect, will b^ to; haslrn day tor dissolution, and will not/in-, p rt i v e p \'i ������sp acts f i > r es ta b 11 sh m en t o f r og\\\ ar CrOvermu������'ni.. Conservatives are in dismay, : Madrid, May 7-It is rumored that the Car- tUis have beti'n defeated at Gaugores with tt lots of li50. BUEYEYIF CT. ARTIES INTENDING TO AVAIL litems'.Ivos <>i' IfeU'ttGW Mining l/uv ������nd to put cli*4P _li_ir KEwund, aim U;iv������ tlio Survey of tUc &xm ttirl 3f:ij������s iu uK* by addressing CAFT. O. J. TUAYA1LLOT. GOI/J-MUIA, IIOEOEN" AT FIGIIFIELD. tirHEBEAS A'PETITION TOR AIdJUDT- -I'V ciMonbr- R'P.kvMntcv, !lt<js*rJn* dntp, tl������������ t26tli dny <ir.Mj������y, A.D l������74./lmt^i U������������������i /Hily Dl^'l al T!id������fi:-l'l, ' in ibft Come v Court f������C r������rili������!vC<;linnl)i;i. ?ifliu?iii Hmikrup'cy, hv "DAVIM THOMAS PlUCK: ���������d Lowhuo CivHc Fr.'.c ������!l!inr, im 'f'r which tbu ^i-i-l IVivi'iTiiQm.jifj.V'riC'h.-is liccn ^Iju'lBfftd a B\nlvivnpl.. nor ic': H 11 i^rol iy.'.- gi\y ntiml tlio sail Bauk ni pt is lion'hy' r^auircit to surr-n l^r Idaiftdf tn the snia Ci������nvi} at tlie ilist.mod i.n.$������ ol" m'titnc?, to bo lrol-1'b(*- r������r.;tiio=:ni() CJonrt ot. Tlich(i"l;i on the Stlidny of Jun^al 11 o'ctnek i������ Uje toi-.fiioon.precisely, anft also to the Court iit'tlm socou'l inwUng to be lnjld at' the pjim.' pVior ;iu i l^ur.un.ihe loth day of June. A.D. 1^74, tor the s;n'l Ruiknipt to piss his examination J At tlie first mwlinc, Cr-.mvns or^'to come n_*l provo their dobtB. arui choose an as.������iiue������e or assignoos of* the Bankrupts ofttutu anil eft**ota,; ������t tlieaecon<i rrtifti n ^-,' pr* l0t*of" cl ^'s ������t credit ors wi 11 be' roc- 'i ve fl k an-1 t-luT Ban krapt '-.v i 11 be ivqa i r-vd to fiubinit hi in sA< to be "X iminiKl u\v\ to make a tiill fli?clo?ur^ aiid Mis c: i very ol' nil Iiis estate anUelTocts, ami to finish his ex;i.iniii;iti'in. Notico is hereby srhren to all persons in 1 ehtc-.l to thc snl 1 Bhnkttn.it or ihai Iwvo'nny. of his efft'flU*, not lo deliver tho sfimc hut tij J.u\v:3 Luvlisay of- Rioh- fl������vM. OOii'iil As.-'iLjnee, wlmm th;* Court has {tppniittr etl, ri'iiil "ivenofie^ t*> Mr I'.-irk of TMrkorvill^, Solicitor Ju\liii maiwr of the p >Liti"������n. JAMES USPS AY, Cl i*k rouniv Court :\n.l Olliciil Assignee. Kicbael', M.iy titt, 1^71. - lftyUO C PROPRIETOR. The Oelebrated .5LXX Ale will he nnniifticturetV and sola by ^Wholesale ���������_d_S������ tail iii t ta. purily, a-liil"' ��������� ..���������; i ��������� t ��������� ��������� ��������� t.. The best Liquors fe.Oigg-r^ cobs Urn tly kept on Imn-.l. Tlio. Lodging Department will be always cnrefuHy otton-leil to, amj the fr-st lii������U nn������l accunnn'Jii-aiion pjoviiictl tor. tlnir <ai5- dcM ?.-*��� IKE CARIBOO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JUNK 13, 1874. THE RAILWAY COMPLICATION. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. o; .��� / ��� -.. The public raind wiii doubtless be pre- ri -red for tbe important announcements made " ��� the special telegrams in to-day's Skxtinel. v^r Mackenzie has withdrawn his wholesale r. taxation propositions made through Mr tiMgar, and a delegate is now on his way to I.mdoh to present the appeal of British Columbia against the breach of tbe Railway: (Hatise of the Terms of Union to the Imperial authorities. On account of the late hour at ubtcb we received the dispatches, we are unable to comment.fully on an event in our hie- i -ry that may possibly destroy the found a- lionn of this young Dominion. Repudiation S ���-. * strong word to use,-but- it Is painfully forced upon ns by the informal manner in ^hicb Mr Mackenzie placed bis relaxation ' foheme before the Local Government, the wholesale nature of the relaxation proposed. snd the evident bribing of a mercenary j MirnniiHt iri Victoria..whose boast is "aThank God, Pm not an Englishman 1" and who was ... i - the leader in an outrage on the Parliament of the Province 8bmi_..few months age, to try nnd influence public, opinion In favor of the ucceptance of propositions which would stave o'f the completion of the railway for a cen- turv. We are forced to tbe conclusion that the .repudiation of the-railway bond is sought by the.present Federal Government. We'hope the situation is not so bad as it looks from the information at present-before us. but our n-mieal to the 1 m pen al an th o ri ties will at least save ns from the danger of being ridden povev. roughphod by Mr Sfactccnzie. LECICUB.--A; lecture was delivered by Rev. Mr Hall at the Wesleyan Church on Wednrs day eveninp. Tbe. subject-^** ITeroes and ��� Iloroism"���was well bandied Irom a religious <>r moral stand��� point, and the andience�� were well pleased with the evening's intellectual entertainment. At tho close of the lecture a vole of thanks was given to the lecturer, and Goplain Evans, who occupied the chair, supplemented the thanks of the audience by com pliutenting -tbe rev. gentleman on his ability st* a toe hirer; and praising the people of Wil-'] liitms.Cfeek for attending the intellectual re/ pnst f11 rnished. them In such good 1 y nu m hers. Wednesday, July 1,1374. FIRST DATS SPORTS. 1 1st P/rze, 2<l Prize. Quoit Match, -...'..'���'. $20 00 Standing Flat Jump, with c>r without weights. ���������������-���������-. - ��� . 10 00 Running Flat Jump, with o.: with- ... out Wrights, ��� ��� .< 7 50, 100 Yard Foot Race, - - - 10 CO :>00 Yard Foot Race, ��� : 12 00 75 Yard Wheelbarrow Race, {no prompt inq), ... 7 50 50 Yard Three Legged Raco, - 10 00 S00 Yard Chinamen's Race, - 7 50 For all the above Sporls two entries or no money given; where second prise Isgivoii; three entries or no second priz". Enirutce Tee. 00 cunts, with the 6x- ception uf Cida'mv.Vs race. ��� /j_f>5p����rts to eoram-ocu at TEN o'clock a m sharp A Signal Gun will be lircd. A Salute will be tired at Noou. $0 00 0 00 2 50 2 50 3.00 0 00 0 00 2 50 350 Yards..Heats; 3 in 5; 25 yrite distance; weight, 130 \)\jt Three entries ano two lo statt; or no race. Eutrance, $25,:';/��� MINK US' PURSE, - - $150, 3,��0 Yards. H-s*it��; 2 in 3; 2"> yards distance; weight 130 lbs. Entranc', $10. Winner of Stanley Derby barred. Two entries or no race V- HACK RACE, - - V $75. ���350 Yards. ��� Heats; 2.in 3; 2J yarl.s.dtabnce; weight ISO U>���. ���Bfttrahce, $5. Two entries*' or uo nice.��� Winners or previous races barred. VAN WINKLE PURSE, - - $50. -350 Yards./ Single dash. Winners ot Staiil'-r Derby ���and Miner's Purse/ 'barred/: W'e^ht; 130 lbs. En-, trance, $2 50. Two.entries or no race;'f-t SIWASII RACE, -' \0*ti $15. 550 Yards: Heats, 2 in 3; 25 yards distance; catch weights. Three onirics "or no raco." Horses to be owned by Indians. \'f f&&- BALLOONS will be s��nt up il_i.*n;r I bo day, ami a display of SKY-ROCKETS an-. <> Ja-r FIREWORKS will .take, place during tbe rveriug. '-',.'" SECOND DAY. ;^tu��d*yi;,:fe %v 1874. - . R v. ?fu Halt;, at the .cortciusion of hm ,' -: i tHjui re. ,:.' i nf 6 r m ed th e meeting th at as th a I f\ro\\ Id he A he last opportnn i ly he wmil d ji rob a 1)1 y have of a d d rossi ng m an y of. them, he would **nto the limo was drawing '/ near when five duties of the Ministry would o b ]\ge hi m to sever; hla con nectinn wi th the pinipto of Cariboo and de��part for a new seen** 'of Inlfor. He could not, therpfo.ro, let the occasion pnsn without returning his''warmest tha ntca'i and also I hrise ; of Mrs Hal ly to the people of Williams cnjfk and neighborhood "ftir - the Tnndness n n d f riendsh ip sho w n o . iluun d��iring tfieir sojourn": in Cariboo, and lie rcp-mitrd that the itinerant system of. tie Wesleyan Church obliged him to separate from w��rm and valued friends. The rev jiviitlenmn also read some figures showinp*' ' tlu* receipts of the Church from voluntary riuiirilni ionB Ourin'p: his' incumboncy, tlie i-vi-rui!*' n(tendance. An. The collections in ���Utftvftti djuingf the three past.years amounted lstlh^.e. 2d PrrA'\ $7 "50 $2 50 7 50 ���A f 0 7 i>0 2'50 7 ftO . 0 00 6 00 0 00 10 00 5 00 Running:Hop, h-^ip and iumpr ���Runr ing Higli Juiup, , ��� ��� / Vaulting High Jump, > ,rV ,. Pulling Stone, 22 ll>s.; '��� r ' " . ���"������ .14 H)S., v.-.,-���. : Hurdle Rice, 120-yards, 5 hurdles, '6���feet high.������ '���.. -. "- '���������;-"->. :��� Fruit Race, 1.0 Bog Orangys, 50 yds j 10 00 the oran.t,"*;: .Sack Race, ./'..- - -'��� -. "-... .��� .-.'7 50 . ,' 2 50 :Scrub K-- w, 100 yards, last m;m to > ��� pay $2 50 to' win ner, - - ,.,' 5 00 Ri.iits! Riic\ 50 y;irds,. to envry not .. less than 125 lbs., . ������: : - / -\ 8 00 0 00 Si wash Rice, 200 yards, .;;; - / . n 00 2 50 ��� En t ra n ce Pees the. sa me as, alio v��', with the exc ep- ti-jii of the Fcrub uni Si wash Race:'!. For Scrub 'Race n��one allinved.���It/enter who lias,i��in in any of the a Hjye races. For oilier rules, see above. LIGHTNING CELEliKATlON-Ooniinned. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS- SWinn-rs of Howe-Rich* Faracs will be jnin at Robert llcDcrnioti'sSalo.m, at 0 p.m. on thc even.n. of each Uay. Purses- will bo run for on Too Programme will be made pablic on the morning oftheSd July, 1S74. JOHM WILSON Munnivin. ' MARSHAL BiUY, PwinHniy. ROirp* JlcDERMOTT. Treasure. SUnley, Jutic 12,1S74. J.1'13 A Man to Stand on his Head AN FIRST JULY, IS74, ON A SLACK \J Wire extend��d from the !'<���!�� in fmnl of lh" Stanley Hotel u> the l'ole in front of MeDennott;s Saloon, at a hei��btof 80 feet ."rom the {iroim I. App!v tit the Vulcan Company's Shaft. House, ��� _* jc!3 _^ AT BARKERVILLE, DOMINION DAY CELEBRATION ARKE-RY i ii ion elebratioii ay f i r s t P a.y-y SPORTS. ^stPriz^. 2-1 Prize 1. p.antoe RiiO'\"50 yar Is, 5 Murpheys, $7 ?2 r��o o ��� - --., 15 , ��� 7, "' 10 /7-;- 10 fl':. ��� .7 50 ���������fi. ��������� ::.7:.' .'.,'& -��� "��� * 8 . 5 00 2 50 RAVB BEEN INSTRUCTED by the Secretary oj the . ... NASOfM COMPANY to sell hy Auction, ON MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1874, the Interests of the following Shar-'holdrrs la the Nison C-impriny, on Antler Creek, tor Assessments due, viz.: JAMES P. KAITTING, One Inter >st. DAVID S. JKNKINS- One Iutvrest. I have also been 'inst ructod by the Secretary of the OPHIR COMPANY lo sell by Auction on tho same.' date the Interests of the blowing Sharaliolders in the Opldr; Comi'why, ou Lightning Creek, for Assessments du'-, viz.: WM. BOWMAN, Five Interests. H. ORTON, One lnierrwt. J PHIL!IV, One Int-rest. W. MCCHM.OCH. On-: Int��-r:.st, JOSE!'II JOHN'S, One Inter-st. Pules? the ninounts <!ue .-md accruing flit" <m int< rest rtrr pail, :uwi costs, on <>r ii.dori: the sal ;i��iy of June, 1S74, all ihe alOr-suid. Inleresls \vill he sohl nt the Barkerville Aucfion Rooms. Terms cash. No reserve. GEORGE UVnNKS, jel3/ ./, Auctioneer. 12. ON MONDAY, JUNE 22. 1874. at 12 o'clock noon, at I>Hrktu-villo. $300 & LIGHTNING CRICEK PURSE. - r,50 Vards. Heat? 3 in 5; 25 yards distance, Kn~ t ranee, $15. Wfig.lt, 1^0 i Us. Ti irec en I lies a nd two to .start or, no race; if three or more start, *seconU hofsft' to suve ejitranc fee. Wime'f 'of Stanley BV-rby md Biirkervillo Dominion Parse burred. CARIBOO PITR5?B. $100. lo $2.12B 85. ooutribulions toward* church Wl n��rwmfi���� imprnvoments wifhfn last, iwo \**nr�� ^l.UH). Tho church and parsonage lire "now free from debt. Since I ho al?f vo was In type, T7e learn thai the Key. Mr Hal' leaves by Sunday's express. H telegram having be*��n received .yes ter day which necessitates his depnrhire a week p-irlfer than intended. We but express Hie f-ellngsof the people of Cariboo of al! de iiomfni>iion8 when we say that they regre? the departure of a minister who has alwajf during his stay amongst us merited our es liem; nnd who in the performance of f!i�� dtiff#*a of his sacred calling has never given oftVnco to lljiose in this mixed community differing from him in religious matters. The good wishes of our people will go with and follow tbe rev. gentleman. 350. Yar-Is. H-'a Is, 2 in 3/ 25 y'nrds distanee, En- j trance, *10. Weight, J30 lbs. Two entries or no race. Winners of Stanley Derby an<l Lightning Crude Purses, and Harko. /Pie Dominion purse, .barred. SCRUJ] RACE, $30. :V)0 Yards. Heats, 2 hi 3; 25 yard* dis*a'��c ; citcli weishts. Bntrmce $2 50. Thre��* entries or no r��ce. Horses entered in tiie lour principal, previous rac-s barred. CONSOLATION PURSE, - . $b*0. Forbejiten Hor.'ps. 350 yards; sbiel.' flaf*'i; odcli weights. Siwasli horse * barrel. Enl'Muce $ 2 50. SWASH llACE,' - $10. 350 yards. Heals, 2 in 3; 25 ynnls distance; calch weights. Tliree entries, or no r.tc \ Hoi cs to b.* owned by Indians. I have been instruelod by MR. S./ A .'ROGERS to sell by Auction ��ju the above d-Ue, THE fiiLMCE OF STOCS-IS-TRADS FROM CJRODSEi CREEK STORE, '! .-��� Consisting of . '"' roceries And.oilier articles too numerous to mention. tjgU Terms at Sale. GEO. BYRNES, j'13 Aueti >neer. BARKEK.VILLE "1 2. Ti"P U.iee, 50 yards, 3. >'oot lt:c , :;00 yards, ., 4. Sack H;ice, . . ..; ..��� ���. 5. Fo;��i K.-'ce. 150 yardi>% , : j ��� 6. Wheel bit i row Rlice (no prompt in��), 7. Hurtle Knee, 100 yards,.5 hurdles, 3 luet bljjh, 8. Hop, Skip an �� Jump, 9. Foot H;ic-\ 100 vur.is/ ..: '���; ':'.'!"''i .10. ?crub K ro/, last man forfeit $'Z 30, 11. Cldu-iin -rr- Kane. 00 ynrds, ,,/; ��� 12. Tti'ihn Uace, 200 yards,.-''- ������-.;/. ffi 13. n>ysai��d (Jirls' HaildiCnp;.:,.#.'.'"������ Tor all K;jcrs, iwi> en^triesornorace. fiffl Rninuice fee for 300, 150 yards, -and Hurdle Rtcv, $1. All other S|i iris 50 e -ins, .-xc-pl Scrub, In IfciV. Oldiicse, and Hoys an ', Girls' Hnces. ft."?), The Sport? will coniiri'-nceatTKN n'cl-ckun. Khar p. A ?-itcnal giiii will be lired. A pilule will be llred at noon: HOltSE-RACING. DOMINION PUI?SR. - - - - SiOO, 350 yards; heats, 3 in 5; 'lo yards dlstanco; carrying not jess tban 00 1 b.s. Kuirauce, $25. ��� Tlsrco ��� vutriea or no race. ��� :.;.:,V::v:;;,i':^.'-'-/;'::'^/::'v::-ov-:'':'"."; ' PKOPLE'S P0 llBEi:/^.T5S--;^fli-i; 350 y a rds; hen I s, '_ I o 3; 25 y si f��ls it ista nc ���; ca rry big not loss than 90 li�� En in nee $10 Wliiiier. of* IU- nVii j ii iu I'n rse b; i rred.'. T>vo en t ri ea o r uo race i HACK RACE, $75. S 'Oojjt| hors rn tries or n . r..C' .-. V;:*; .' SE C OSD , D'A^Y'f. ;.f : :Tlmi;sday, July2, 1874. nOMEjUprXG:; WILLIAM5 CREEK PURSE, - s-." "��� $300 350' ya r ds; hen ts, 8. ill���-' f; 25 y :��� rd y ��� d is tn n c�� E n ��� trance, $10; carryiiiu not l*>ss limn 00 lbs ; twoen- i.riits or no r.tc ���; il thrao untries,.second in to save ebtr.iliCi-: fee.. . . " . ���' ��� iiAT)IESV PURSE, - - $100, yiris'; heats, '2 in 3, crnrylnir iH)t less than 90 ;' 25. y: i rds, '��� I is tan ce. IStii M lie: ^10, "50 I! is. ;' 25. y: t rds, dis tan ce. En in it c: ��� 5? 10, addei I ;��� Wiunrrs of Dominion*and Williams .Oreok Purses ourred. Two entries or no race. SCRUB RACE, $30, ril Entrtnoes for tie; StanJ-y D-rby Purse to be made before 10 p.m. June 29tl'., to. tho ^eeii'-biry, Marshal Uray, S ta n I��� y Hote],' Li ��.d j In��n g Creek. Ku t r i ne- -s for ilie l/igbtning Creek Purse to be marie before 10 p.m. July 1st. to the. Secretary, at theStiintty Motel.��� Other entries to be made v> the Secretary J*5 nduutes beidre starting. No J.clceyiujr allowed. All dispui * settled by the H-i.tr -1 ./U'lg'sJ 1*IW*# lot SpyrtH v.'jJl he n ij'I W til" ;;round. GENUINE DRUGS, ENGLrSH AND AMERICAN PA TENT MEDICINES Frrun the 3'r ijjrietnrs. TRUSSES and ELASTIC SfOCKINGS, SOCKS and WKLSTLETtf. Stationery, Cutlerv, and Perfumery? AS CHEAP ASHY STORE II CARran 350 yards; heats, 2 lu 3. Entrance $2 50; three entries or no race. Winners ol lour jirincipaj races barred. Catch weights. SI WASH RACE. - - $10, (Hfuves owivd by Indims.) Secen 1 Imrse In $5. -J5U yar Is; three horses to run; lieal-, 2 In '���'>; 25 yar Is dist.inc; natch weights. CONSOLATION STAKKS,..-'. - $fi(), ForlKMt-n Burses; &&t y:ar��ls, single dash. Horses Inivintr run in .Siwash Racirs barreu. EniMUce $il 50. 0:ile!i weigh ta. Enlmncef! for Dominion Umw to ho mmle before 10 ji.m. nn .lun." Will, to the S.'crelnrv, ai the TKLti- (iKAi'Il (IFFIUW, K*i k. rvillo, to be op.,��ned at N. l'UN'10'.S tJALDOX Enlnuices lor VViltimus Creek Purse to be mnde he- fore 10 p.m. July UU to the S-.eretary. at tho TKldO- (JlUl'lt Ol-'KlCi:, B-U'ici rvtile, to bu op-ned a ,M At>0 N Ci l)A L \ \S B iftffA UKAi\>'. Oilier Entries to be inaUo 15 minutes before'sin: * iutf. Nro Jockey iug Jillovod. �� All disiaites to besetil >d hy the. i'atrol Ju l^es. CHAKI.Krf WILSON, Cluurue1",. KIOHAltl) ALLEN, 8ecrola* . mJUU iiOSS, Treasurer. Il'.rkcrville, June 5, 187L I ������'��� Horse & pottle Medicines, PHYSIC AND CONDITION BAMiS , FOR 110ILSES. Mining Claim for Sale. NE FULL INTEREST IH BALLARAT OinniKiny, ���WlHiain Creek, fur siile r.lieai.-. . If not sol.I helore the i!0Lh of Jone, it v:iii be sold ty Auelifin Apldy lo CEO. MYl'NEl?, i>iy:!0 '.'.nUiotUTr. j TH A ,J<)11 mm mm ��� ���I ��� ��� Mm H w. m 350 yards; heats, -in3; 'lb yards/djsian*>\; c:tle,h | wri^uts. ��� Eulr.��nce ��'5, Wi liners of; jV^vloW i/c��-8 | barred. :.'.'- '''yf.-'f''Jf''""'' ':'-';< f.'f "'*' BARKRRVILLE; l^TJKSE,; $}&; $#;,;,��� 250 yird.-' single tle.sh; winivrs .of :.r>>nitnlbn ''li't H' ��� 'p I ��� ;,s' pit rses ba rre d; c; ilcli weigh ts.' Kii lr. wea $2 50.- Tf -,.:.;,=-.,.V-:.,,:T,^,,^^J,.-,--.... .... SIWASH RACK. .>"'',.- - - $15,: (Pi ��r U�� >rs-*s ; >wtied by In d. jn n *.) $&. 350 yarls; heat.s, 2 in o; three 25 yards distunee; cilch weights. m Mask <2��i.��Z mm Wis?- b ^S *&&iiM MMm Iff yff n V; ** y: tl: *$ i fist mm 1 MS m 'mm m m k fen 80 ISO at*, bo invtl :lil*. ,300 Bn* en- savo in 90 rt."��������� irsed i en- "ucea run; irses 150. )fore Swe ��������� H������ B BB Hi ii mm mmm PH ries mm : -'������������������-'���������>- "- , =���������< Si .'hii! 111 Pli iilulv ?iii������ .iC-i* ���������Met illC'J K iM.Kto'ii.jctzssageatxcsi T1IEJAMBQ0 SENTINEL "SArURDAY?JUNE .13, 1874. ; BIRTH. /; ���������';. At Barkerville. on the 7th June, the wife,of JtnfS-BowBOs, Esq., Goveraihent Agent, of a ''���������dmpti^ilffypfl IMPORTANT TELEGRAMS. ��������� Ottawa; 3\m 11���������The Edgar mission In British Columbia has proved a complete failure. Reports that Mackenzie has withdrawn Edgars proposals are true. The Globe says the British Columbia Government will have to *vn& a Commissioner to London. / Victoria. June 12^-The following telecrram was dispatched to the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon, H, flL Secretary for the Colonies : Victoria. June 12^-The Ministry desire me to notlly you iliai n delegate proceeds imme. diately tn London to p.resent tlio nppeal of British Coiiimhia:ngaihst the breach by Canada' of the Railway Clause of the Terras of Umon. '���������i';- fl /���������"���������// ';; ��������� (Signed); Jdtserii W. TnuTCU. ;P:, QUF^NEtMOUTH,'/;. .���������%���������;./' Qiiesnvlm'biith; Jiute 12~-The stenrrior ..X\o}: toriii arrived at 2 \km , hringinp a'/-few pas: pencers. about 10; tons of freight,, a rid a few Vead of eatt le; This being the fi ret:"trip o f the a- imni. the tuw������ was dreused with flugs f ur the .occasion. ; Tlie Courtof Assize wife? held here yesterday. His honor Jnslice. Gray: pnssidyd.-^'���������? .-.-������������������ Tl ������ere Wiii #" n O' cashes before the Con rt. his honor addressed the people generaHy thrmi gh ;.\,.. the Grand Jnry. milking some very good sug X geslioiis for'the welfare of the country. ' - y '-/;���������-;' [.YAhK^.y- ;X:-'fff- ��������� '; Ynle. Jii ne 11���������I n clian t Coriim Issloher Pow- el 1 urri yi������d If;'.r���������. .1 hia mcini ing en ron!e t������ visi t v --IIih-tribes ������������������'a round- Kainlboj)S.lThe town is; fi 11 ed wi th I n dians wailing to ha Ve a talk w i th ��������� the by iia tyhee. ��������� .' - VICTORIA. \.;" " . yiet.oria/- 4fy������Wv 10tr-Sen������tor/Macdonald������ '..M essrs. . Itoscoe. . J bit ft ter, Dew d ney a n d Thmijpson return eri from; ��������� Ottawa/ Sy the Pihtce . Allred yesterday;^ "Mr Qtinniiigham. w.bo is com Ing via: Oregon/will ; arrive on Tin i iwl ay next. Sen at or (Jorn wall, who ha<1 not recovered I rem the attack-of: varioloid, remained in hospital at OltawaJ but will be here hy next steamer.; Senator Cnrrall. who resides at Ottawa, has , gone to that place. Mr DeCosmos. rem ai tied behind at Ottawa. Mr Howse, late of the Lands and Works Department, leaves on Friday to commence the wtirk of surveying the Indian reservations* on the miunland. The land will be allowed at the rate of 20 acres for each family of five persons. The surveying will be commenced at Mud Bay. The following contracts were awarded yea terday :~ For Fraser river road ���������1st section. 8 miles, J. Grant; 2d. 13 miles,Mr McLellnn.; 3d. 12 miles, Mr Macdonald ; Nicola Bridge. Thomas Spence. In the case of Kilty Clark; from the medical evidence a verdict of accidental ieaXblfwk& rendered. ��������� f- . felt. Weather extremely warm, 95 in the shade. Salt Lake, Juno 10���������A car with some live oysters and lobsters arrived yesterday, ami an attempt will btt made to propagate them in the great Salt Lake., ;^^';'-/i/^'JEURGm:.- /���������":./���������;���������/ Puris/ June 10���������The Assembly fo^doy, by a vote, adopted an amen dm out to M11 pici pal BteotoralBLli,fixingage of- efectors aC2l-i^ stead of 25 years; as; the Government had fixed .it, which is thus defeated on a vote of vital - iinpbrtuh.ee i A strong guard .waipi a ced over the train Which conveyed the Deputies lrom Vereaiilea to Paris this evening io order to proitect the BonapartisU against Gambet- jtaTtf suppovters.���������, On arrival ot the Pariiamen: tary : t rai n: here ���������: 1 ast even ing sev eral I3o na- partiste accosted Gamhetta and defied bim to repeat his offensive words used ia the Assein- ������iy->- ,//,/������������������:.���������:���������/'/.:/'/;��������� /���������, ������������������������������������ ";���������������������������:���������*���������: ��������� London, June 10���������The Paris cor respond eh t of Daily News r'eporls that while Gambetla >ya������J waiting for the Versailles train he was hustled and insnlied by a band of Bona pariists led by a former secretary arid an ofil cer of the Imperial Guards. The latter; at- tentpted lo strike Gambetia. ��������� Londtm. Jnne lO^Dispalches from India report serious famine riots. The troops were obliged to fire on the rioters, numbers of Whom were killed and wonoded, .; ; :Madrid, June 9���������Latest advices from ���������(he 'seat of; Avar, are that the Car lists are con een irating in the iiilerior. Part of the Repnbli can army is still at Aurona. Weaiher stormy * delaying a battle.,. ������B������to������^���������+-*"'��������� t '. ' :������������������ ���������'��������������������������� "���������.:������������������������������������'���������'��������� resolutionSv Nothing yet has been said or done by the Miniatryvih; regard to the proposed alteration of Term 2, as submitted by our LocalvLegislainre. / :���������"'���������//; ... There is very little going on at present In the; way; of amu semen is. Balls and entertainments appear to have been .generally got t brough���������" ��������� ih the early part of the session, The Governor General has given several evening's ������������������'** athorae^ which were^^numerously attended; The guests:rwere':^nitittalnedf wiih: amatenr theatricals' of/a very ������������������ superior/ order, the Oouhless especially .deserving- high praise as an- aciress^ '���������'.'"; ���������'���������- .; .���������:.���������'������������������'.'' ���������/���������/'.������������������ /..:���������' The weather continuesyery cold and back- ward^iinUsuaily^^^^^ -say.. There are no signs:of^ve^etauon/to be seen-here yet, and navigation as-only commehcing. At Que- bee the ice-bridge lasted Hill, yesterday^ when i t broke up, doingr immense dam age 16 ship - ping in the river.. ' ': /"- JI S. T.X FOURTH OF JULY AT.ST^VNLEY. -������-4- OTTAWA COliRESPOND^OE. A.T tmimm mm nHf lift Victoria. June 11���������The Hudson Bay Co. shipped between StM.OQO and S 100.000 worth of furs hy ihe Prince Alfred ye������terd>������y for England. Stie also carried-away 100 sacks o( churcoal forS������n Francisco, the first shipment of the kind from this port. Tbo tollowing are tbe treasure shipments: Bank of British North America, $12,581: Bank of British Columbia, S5.G03 5 F. Gave- ,BCUe, $G.3I0. Total, ^2U,333 i UNITED STATES. New York, June 10���������Russian papers give an account of a feartul sleamhoat explosion on the Volga while racing. The vessel was blown into fragmenis. h men killed and 18 injured. Eleven have since died. Fifteen pas f-engers jumped into tho river and were drowned. New York, .Tune fl - French paperR publish a hitter written hy the Poshop of Laurada on the mission ol Christianity at Hongkong. He Bays there were 80,000 t'lirirftians. but 10,000 have been strangled, burned or drowned, "he Bishop adds lie has no hopes of escaping mnrtyrdom. This conuhnu'cation bears no date, but is generally credited in France. ' San Francisco, Juno 10���������The wholesale I'm, or dealers .of this city are taking active measures to oppose local option. Many per- B'ito in this city say they Celt shocks of earth- tin ake at the time they were experienced a I the Mission. rW June, Juno 10-~Aboul. fi tliis afternoon two heavy fthocks of .ejtrllHpiaUe. I������i������!.ing quite ii w'kilt and acting lrom doutb to north, were .;//,v..;':-\f/-:\;/;^^ /lEbtTORvSKJfTixi^/:--Parliament which has 11 ow been .sitiitie for six weeks, js appar.en 1 iy drawing towards the close of its tabors, althfiiighi!\ttie: actuiii amount^ot .legislation. completed issyet almost noihing. iiowever; after, t he principal; subjects; have been /dis'.. cussed as iri u ch; as they ti a ve : b ee h ; h nwl i 1 j o process of finishing cilf the work, of j be sessi(m in usually very rap id v and Mr Mackenzie an- noniiced yesterday that:lie hoped jhnt'i the busi h ess inigl i t ;b e got th ro ugh in' 1 i 1 He to e n able Parliament to * be prorogued by; 25 tb '���������May. ���������/��������� ^ -��������� ������������������ ,-������ The work of the session ;so far con)prices the expulsion, after a long debate, of the no- Uirlous Rielpmeinber lor Pr������yeacherf Man i tuba, for. which district: he ^is/ likely to be, ag a i n retu rn ed ; : the: p assage o f 11 i e vc rea ter po r tion ,d f : t h e est! mates. ��������� re visa I of tl 10 \ aviS. which is raised considerablyj/althonirh it /is still a vexed question whether/there will be any deficit in the revenue fortheyoar or not; consideration of. the hew election law. which ta nearly through the House, and a larg" amount of miscellaneous business of no par- lieu lar importance except to the parties im- medialoly concerned. With regard u> British Columbia nothing of any consequence has been done ; a few questions have been asked on various subjects, and answers which could not be considered generally satisfactory have us a al 1 y bee n return ed. T he. fuel; is. t! 1 e p res ��������� ent Ministry have got such iui overwhelming majoriry at their back that they can afford to sneer at rein ons tra noes which may be made against any of their acts by members from the smaller Provinces. ' On the 6th instant, Messrs. DeCosmos and Thompson called the attention of Government to the dissatisfaction felt in British Columbia at the conduct of the Post Office authorities, but no Satisfaction was received' Iurtber than the. passage of a resolution to furnish the House with copies of all advortisenienis for mail contracts, together with names of ponies tendering for the sume and Hmk sureties With reference to the stoppage of carrying bullion by mail, the Postmaster General, in a very supercilious m inner, stated that ���������' this had been done in the interest of Ihe public service. The catriage of gold dust he con rtidered as a dangerous nuisance, aa Guveru moot had no separate conveyance.* for ii.* transportation. Jn making tbe order he had not taken into consideration the decrease likely to result to the revenue, but simply the sifety of Ihe mails." With regard lu the stoppage of the Parcel Post last winter, he replied in a similar manner. It also "hud been done in the interest of the public service, as a barrel of flour could he sent cheaper by post than by any other convey unco. Be aides, if the products of the mines vrw to be considered legitimate mail matter, why ne* the products of. the ngrtcultural districts��������� hot ter..cheese, potatoes. &e.,} Mr Mackenzie yesterday submitted the term? of his Pacific Railway policy, which arc tn be taken into consideration on 12th inst. They are, I regret to say, Very vague nnd indefinite, but, may perhaps bo improved before the 0 ass age of I he b il I w hie h is to be in t rod u c^d next week on the subject. A lively discussion may be looked for. The capitalization of tho Graving Dock Guarantee, is to be brought up oa Ihoaame day uythe Railway /RiUTon 5K^,Tl^*KrJ:���������It is: wTith pleasure I intorm you that the peo] le 0 Ligl.t- niug Greek are making great,preparations to celebrate the Fourth.ot July in a becoming manner. , A largo amount -of. money has been subscribed for the purpose of getting;all the race horses together, so as. to have one grand gala racing tlay. But I am sorry to say that i have been itiforlnedithe Barkervi 1 le people a re also? getii ng ; up ;ra ces' for the sa me day. wliichiwiil -dtvideUhe:horses betv/een the. two , places, and p robab ly make bo I h celebrations failures;/ Uow. as Lightulng Creek was 'first .in the.field/1. tnist\^e vpeOple^''of Williams Creek wi I \ see' the ii nfai rn ess 0 f tak i ng a step calcu lated to i nterf ere with p ur ai*rangements.; [. sincerely^ hope that/a suicidal, policy of rivalry' betwetut old friends will not be carried on t or couhtenanced by the people of Barker- ville.... ' t' ��������� "' ��������� " . .. AvGldGakibooitk. Stanley^ June 12,187^/; ; /;-/.;,; 'f: Sprdcq ASSIZES.--A Court of General Assise ani Gaol Delivery; and Nisi Prius, will be held at Richfield on Wednesday next. 17th inst,, Judge Gray presiding. There are oaly a few criminal cases on the docket,���������Joseph Mathews, larceny 5- Ah \Ian, burglary ; and two other Chinese for larceny. The Ret. C. L. Thompson' will succeei R_v. Mr Hall -iii &e; Cartboo"vvesieyaD Missiou. Mr Thompson will reach, here about the I0:li July next, and in the meantime aervices will be conducted every Suaday evening by ilr Gilbert Utinroe.; R,icrxqS::ocK.���������McCouneil's mare TriSe was purchased by/Mr Dixon on Thursday for S1000vand brought over to Barkerville. We understand that several of; the fastest horses in the. country wilt be-brought to Cariboo during the next two or three weeks, Barxahd's KKPnESS.1 with the mails and one passenger for Barkervilte���������Mv J. %. Bam. ston, M.P.P.���������arrived at 6 o'clock last evening. Only one passenger booked for tho down stage, Rev. Mr H:dk;; This First Pack TiVaix; for Williams em-k arrived on the; 8th inst.. with fr*������iffht for several Chinese |cms, at 9c. from Yale. The train: was iu charge of Rodt ig\iex. / Brk? ^Ciern,B.~~Alei. ;McVtfha, of Grcnso Creeks arrived pa Tuesday last with VI head of fine,beef cattle; frptp fiamloops. . MINI^;I^mLlGE^CE. ; coxki/x Gur.ou. X /Fprgnsop':���������company/will/haye/70 oz: this week,* day/shifts, two" picks working. Th" tj rou nd pa ys i ah ou t 11 oz. to the set. /Point Co. down - IT teet; haver struck a little water, ind will put__) iworslufts in order to bottom as soon sis possible. White Pine >co. down 3G or 40 feet with their second shaft. / - ; LOWliEECP^KR. ; \ ^ ^ :/y'ic*oria:co. are on gpod pay./with every prospect 0 f i ts c������ m ti nuance ;:: .had .20 dzf last week,.one pick working^: / ./. ���������'���������: uqirrxisG oitRRK. ���������/.-. \: \ :The Costello ca had lo; take out their pump in the early pari of this week, the vaiVt������i be mg out of oj'der. They started again;onWL*d- hesday, and everything is going on smoothly, LiaitTXtxo Pno(nt.t\i.M_.���������Barkerviiie?s pros pevous daughter, Stanley, appears determined to '��������� go the; whole bog or none" in preparing \ to ceiubrate the approaching holidays. The | programme in to-day's paper enumerates the *tliferent sports and races pn the 1st and 2nd July next, aud the purses to be competed for in horse-racing aie the largest ever offered in the Province. The Stanley Derby purse is $5b0 and a silver cup, the Lightning creek nurse 4300,,.and there are several other purses ranging from $150 downwards. Bal loons and. fireworks, are also on the pro gramme, and. a good lime is anticipated. Vter Caurous.���������Tlie types make a curious mistake in. the telegraphic item about the destruction of tbe Hudson Bay Company's [fort at Kamloops. . One hundred and fifty pounds of" fiourM is stated to have exploded, com p 1 eI ely . (leva01 ishlng the fort, &c. We have always been aware Unit tho ancient company whose premises were destroyed gen or silly had in stock rum of the strongest and most powerful description, and capable, if oxploded, of .destroying things both animate Mini inanimate,but it. is something new to find thmr turned into a destructive agent. Tumt-Roi'k Pkkfouaunce.���������In addition to the programme for the celebration of Domir- ion Day at. Barkervilje, the celebrated Mons. GirauiL a to!lower in the footsteps of the sreat Blond in. will perform on the tighl-rope 01 ty feet from the ground Wo are assured t!i nt Mens. CM rand, who is an accomplished artist in his? profession, will give one of the most graceful enter taint nente ever yet oifered to the people ei Cariboo. Th w C01:1 ���������'i' toft Qnosnelracnth for Barke r- yille y^U'i'duy raovniug. /;I?0TrcK/^Mr Lindsay, of Van Winkle, will act as agen t foir the' S^xtinet. on Ligi 1 tniug Creek) and all orders le (t wi th t hat pen H e met 1 wi II be promptly at I ended t o. Parties r. t the lower end of :Lightning desirous of sub- scribing^ wil I plfease leave th e.i r o rders a t it c ��������� Dermott;s, Stanley. Sent by Mail to sub- acabers atUhe rate of;$l'per month, payable in advance. ^ /:��������� \ '"���������'' * i-NBW ADVERTISBMl^TS. ./.:.;'./':';��������� HAS J^r:.REfJiilVED ��������� ; A! ^LENpiD/A-^OBl'MENTvOF Ipr iflg;; afiiS amine r Selected froni tho tw^i Hotiso lu Violorisi, i. ��������� TURNER & CO. a. LADTES1 TRIMMED-nATS, . FANCY SILKS,-. DRBSS PATTERNS, ���������MJERFNCS. . /// : ;pLArr>s. /POPLINS. BLAUK. ALPACA. hose, : lAirgfi Hail small eizes, anil Cbildr^n' BEST FRENCH CORSETS, ARTIFICIAL ������������������PLOW13US, RIBBOSS, ���������LADIES' UNDERCIiOTUES, FANCY FRINGE, BUTTONS, SEWING SILK, Ac. Stent's & Boy's Straw Hats SILK SHIRTS, NECK TIES, BOWS, SCARFS, BUTTSRFLi ESt &c. roy9 2ui C. J, LEGGATT, Solicitor & Notary Public Ijosivi��������� VIcturia.on Monday, the"2i������tli Muv Installk fortius :/.i- CASPAR MINES, . and will rnnulii there until tho 'end of Sqitivnlur mfxt. ������������v:;o 4 LL PERSONS INDEBTED TSY EITHER A Hook Account or Nolo l������ A rKNt)<>l,A. .i" hortliy n-qu^stod tosoU.1-' ihesrerut i.'������ft.������rv th** KIR^T DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, li' noi--��������� s^tilorl- Hy tfci* Unte, they will be placed tu I iio Cor, rt. f.������r rrll'Ttion; A. PKN*!H>!.A. Rsirkorvilie, .Tuie* 5, W74. lO'J NOTICE. TjutyPr 01m a use m ok v\ioy\ c a it moo, MR .lOllS niBBY hol<W ion- I'l.w'T-'f /Ut������'Ni"y. ' r,Kl;Ni������'At.">' h.aOS, Da54-; Kvjlla, M: r 10, \$7-1, ������������������** 1'* \ \ .1 ���������-^-VV.,v.s.-j>,vj,.j.-LS>;;^^^rf^i;j_tai-|W^^ ;; {23* ^^gragtrgrem^^ . Declared by Counoisseam������j 1>o /THE ONLY GOOD SAIjgE. Caution a_;amst Fraud.���������-The snc.ccssor th ���������ii*j8t delicious -and unrivalluci Condiment - navlne * -tru tbe genuine, is to only way pro- 1 /SH: FOR LEA & PERRWSV SAUCE ������.������>���������! to seo that their n a m c a a re u pon tb c wrapper .1 '.aKLSfSTO^I'ER^aiKl HOTTLE. ; . . ' . . iome;ol tho foreign markets having l>censapplied > > tb a s pu ri ou a Wor cesl e rsf h i re Sa u c c, v \ >on tb e wrap-. .������ : v. r ������������������_ ;l I ibels o f wn f ch 111 e on me s 'o fXe:i and 1*crri ns ������ ye been forged, L. and 1\ give,uottecthat tliey : ��������� v e I u rn i sh ed" t Ii o i r c orrc spoud eVit s.' w ith "power oi ... sorney to>take instant proceedings against/MANjj- Name on Wrapper,' La-bel, I Bottle, .���������and ���������'"'. Stopper. ; ,:'.,...>. ^ ..;,.., % Wholesale and for export by tbe proprietors/ Wo;,--. ��������� -pester;. Crosse & Black well, ' Lgiuhia,-iic.',. &c.; /and iiy ClroccrK and Oilmen universally. .. COME ALONG WITH YOUR CASH \$& AND GET BARGAINS. ^Z my9 NOTICES, son [Successors to D. Kurtz <fc Co.,] IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN T Goods and Clothing. CLINTON EXTRA FLOUR.X- ���������TKTOTICE IS UERESr;6ivfeb^!l>liens *-* X resident wiibin:>|l;fe!-;ft6y[aoC^%!.^, Colombia who may frejdesirous;of ;be6oinjng natural ized British Sulrjec(sj; "tb at*, "ri pf to; ihe 1st day of July. 1874; tbe law^f ;Bi:it.isli; Ck) Inmbia. as to Naturalization.^will.���������Tomaffrjn force, by which law only,&ne-yfear^ Vesidenpe wil bin tbe Province is: required' ttt'enaole.; an Alton to obtain Uie'rights'of a British; Subject/ On and.after tbe tstJdiiyjWf'jjrly/IS^^ tjie 1 a w of C a n act a, respee tin's: Al i'ens; will com*' into op era tion In t h is Provi'n eel .by wh icjh I aw a residence of three years iii the Dominion/of Canada is required- tfefoH ah"Alien fedn he naturalized. ��������� ��������� -: - 'y.^\ ���������"<> ��������� '''"X ff-' ��������������������������� '. ST PAR LA ���������ERJ&E^ etrangers bnb.itant��������� bv ProviiirM de J# Colombie Britnnhiqii^.; desjr^.iix.d^trejnalu;, ratiee eomme Snjel^BpitanmqiJe^,:^;-:,-,;;.^/'���������' (_ue jn s q u 'a u.." ler d \i in q is d e J. j i.i 1 let.;; 1874. la loi de la Colonie/cle$!nvpolonibi^J3iufaJv- niqne eoncernaiit la^iaturaHsaYiritr^esietrati. jrera ivslera en farce,'V'fP)'t\l^:*-$$*$}$������.OT' ��������� Alp^intments^ Provincial Secretary's Office f-.ffiiff^f^'^rn'XlST&fr ' .(' His Excellency /tbe .Lieutenant;Governor has been-.���������.���������pleased/to .appoint the.following gentlemen "tofhe CoUectors n rider the'-'prn/ visions of the "Qnalifica tion and Registration of Voters Act; 1S7_ ^:���������' " ; -��������� : - "f ; Electoral Districtof Victoria City���������R/Wooda, .."',' Ss|./ f:fit.Xfy-'r<fyyy.f] Electoral tiisiricf of Victoria District��������� James :>.j ; Mcllmoyle, Ekq/: / -. fff- >'*; :ff} Electoral District of; Esquimalt^ J; G; Viuter, ^/I^q,V;;/;^//';:-;-'-/i^;/V^/:^!^ ..:;::; RlectoVal District of Cowicbari4-Saltf Spring ��������� Island Polling Divisioil, F.'Foonl, Ksq.. Cowlcban Polling::: Division, ArcbibW -'^Dods/Etti/' ';;���������. fffi.f ��������� - Electoral District'of NanaitBp--T. L;F.iwcelt, /." /Esq;:-;/;-u r f :-'- '''.-ff f ' py/Vfif Electoral District ol Coinox���������R. H. Piddock, :;;;-- Esq.'/;;...;';. ��������� . "���������':;.; :/,; //���������' ';.;" ; ; Electedj/nijjti'Tct of .^wjWeslminsteiCity-- ��������� ;^qSq)l������iitis^Peele,;-|Isq^V^;:; , '..���������.,',..*pp.' Electorai*bfs,iriei of..'"������������������ New.'���������."Westm'hisferDi.v vr .... trict^fljMiTiird ������ Inlet -JRojlin^ Division, ���������pfX j\ in a 111 a n M i I ler ��������� l������>q. . N f������w West in i n^ti*r t sand NoHlifArmrPblling^^iyisHjnH. Adol- ;v'V> ph|J^ I*������ol.������V"?.5f?V|.;,=l������������������ iC|i.1.^'l?������,���������V,^eX'..������**-l.Sw* IBM wgm T \'fV ������%M ;���������/������?���������; {A11 Goods of tlio Best Quality i Lowest Prices.'' Darker.life Miiy9. v aiul at tb������- rois nnnets (3) dans la'.P|ii.������saii.ee flu Canada est vxucee, avaut qu:'iia ef ranger puis-e el r\* naturalise, .?������''.,: fi'ttslsffl ft/mf*? mv9 6m * RR'preparnl rto furnish Lumber at tlielrJMillj, JX WUlium Crock-, or deliver it to order: e' LUMBER DELIVERED 0^ LIGHTNING ���������i Havlns; a Planing Machine [in. .operation! ibi'y wi also luraish ... . f.t./ ..��������� . ? LUMBER 'satis *ac tory rates. tPro v i n c i a 1' Bee rein ry's Office, 27th April, 1874. Tbe following copy of a letter from the Hon. Mr Til ley to., the Hon. Mr DeCosmos. with reference to the proposed Dominion aid town rd ������ t be -co n s I r uc I io n. ,o. fa G ra v i ng Doc k at E^quim'ttU (w)iich letter'bavin ir been in is! laid was omitted in thepubjislu'dcorruspond. eivce placed before the Legislative Assembly) ia herewith published I'orgi-neraj inforirjatiotii JOIJNrVSil, . ��������� . . . ..Pro.viucKil Sect eta ry. i Dkak Si a.���������With reference to thc conver- ������a t io i i , I It act wi (by on; resp e c tt rt j* the :Dp ra i a- ion ������td towards the Graving Dock, and your a put I oa tion. to the. Minister- '.'of. I'm blic; VVork.s ���������: upon the subject, I have consulted njy eol-| le.^iies. aiid we ac*> prepared to submit io r.??-lnujient a proposition to the i'ollovvin������* e0Vet: , ri hat ift lien of the interest on ������100,000 for f or j y,et i iv. w hlch was se c it red by the T we llth Section of Hi e Orel er i u. Co it n ei I o f Ju !y... 1 st. 1 a70,.w<��������� propose that adyanpes should ,he nifule to von from >ime to time upon eertiti- ��������� ea?**? i������t i he p ro# ress of (be wc������r 1c. nolo u tbe whole to exceed ������50,000 sterling. ?:������v; I have, ccc, ; .; ' i (Si,w(!) &, h. TllLZY. I The Hon. Mr DkCo3.vios, M P., Drink your Tea and Cofiee without Milk ? 'WHEN* lXj i .. ff\HE PIONEER -MILKMAN,' who is ai his LJL. old, stand on . . ;. ��������� . ... ;- LIGHTNING CREEK, Is prepared to simply SItIk to Miner.--..it tUefr Cabins nt 75 Cents, ancl'to Holl-Ls at 50 Cents per Gallon. -'. mvie ��������� ... ���������..*-... ���������.... .*��������� The $1,000,000 Loan . won't ixtkrfPrjc with ��������� XASADIAI PACIFIC' EAJLB5AD TEE31INU'"S -ST'oRE, ; .. Quesnelnicutli, B.C., Whevo there are still phnty of the-best -brands of ttritiaii C'jluuioia FLOUR. : LILLOOET BEANS of 1873, f And other Farm Produce, at VEKY* LOW KATES. ��������� ��������� ���������. Also, a gen tral ii'ssortinent of groceries;'. dry goods, boots &. shoes, .^A^WArt������;aad'DrtUGS.:'- ^^���������.Coininissitviij Si������ir!tgc an,! I'^rwarsUiig.b.uHinc.sa ilonc ut n'asonabU* ratvs. PIJR'DIB IN tifi:W$ffiw\^ ���������: 4'J< y In ui bi.'i, w o 11 nynxieu-Ugj era naii^sisjen. Deutsciren. weld ye] bea.bftiicii tigffnvif&gi is,cjvt* ��������� Burner zu wer.Oen. .'D^^d^^i^^^^'.^ welches tun en Aufenihajf yon-pne,in;,J]abfe"jiu der. Prowinz. verlungt. um .di^/Jle^ht.&i^be- kommen, eiig ��������� \*o11rr ��������� ill.11Ver':5?n, wer.dvfjHrnjir bis xum ersten.juii��������� lS'l/t^'irt:;Jvrjijjfcf.bje*I*t,*i*-.y.:-:-|' Von (1 em e t ste ri Ta jre, a b.: d vi. m o n at a .--J ii I ji, * i874,-Tritt d;.JS. Canad;i?iche>Gesetg:*Ani::ffrj\ft< w C .en J..0: Boolji; Es*Ck ^Rlect'U'anDisinciMif/Yale- ^de *nnd Hops / a polling; DivUtbntff AV.''Pe-uJjn'������*:������Eyq:- ' f,H iv11^3?ticiiV:'l?<it! i?%*i ^>Visloin/.^1 ^������^fe^ Coxon, yi^f y .-Pf-fifi.*.-,.- -.���������' ������.-: /.. Cacive Creek^Pblling Division, X Gump- .;/., ,;Kaniloop^lfoltlinsr I>Jy^ion.;L Boyd, :lj!sn; /&Nicc)hi Litke Fo]|ing'Diyisioiif.J/Clap|i('i\ ;; tqn,( ������fq.A< ;_ .������.'.". ; .' *��������� ;*/. ' "' ''pkannprftii I^^lm?t>iVi^bn.,Fint^Ut;KKj. ������������������-'��������� ��������� it������ ���������ek Creej^ ^olliugn^y i^iop, pairing ton .>.,-' ���������v/'PrIc'er;E^qH'///';y-:::%,- .���������/��������� Electoral- i)is;trict of Liilonef:-e''Li! looet Poll* '7! V1."-: U.';������: v^w?������ Js5t ������^j^.^,.K^l^K ;.:;, , i(ig^ivi.4iori'.^/W. Smirh/E^q. ���������������������������'-���������/>'-��������������������������� velcnes ,inen ^nUmt^^n^i^^n^n //;.';:CGlfimjrt-^ViihijM>?vi^i,i^:C::i>!���������K^ % ^nghseluT Burner*.f.^^ a:.^;vrgi{tnie.-^q:/;^;^^A'JV^ /*-;;:^- OFYOTEES^m The 'attention, of. all /EleCtors^inrflie ^;Ero. v 1 ncf% who������p. n-a tii<*s���������' n ow si |> p eav o u ;m oro 11li.tt n one 1Jcoristvr. is ca 1 led Io- j he/ loi 16vving<.<BeC I inn s of the a or. v^ Ac t-. v Va^ :; 1/7' ti nil 1 for w h ici j t. u k 11 a wa y f ro i ��������� ������*u c! t J|i ectj >-r> * i h ;t - - tf^li t; ol voting, nnd provide a |>enalLv;on thnWUvhn voto i f t hei r.u u m es appear oa in o re' th a h one Regiblei*. ���������'my3 Sm _A3. RE ID. Success to tlie vt Sentin ALSO TO THE MO, c&!">'5 ^ 'AT LAST-" CHANGE; Where a������ uhuaI i.lrncf-t/rvtTythirijf. can. Uo hou_tit ;il -... ���������..-. 1'ij^iior.j.tf.' pn'pf.'ii. i5^��������� All ..khiils of Brass Work ttoitss,nst. n>n <h n!y3 ���������"'/.' ti-jife' ftiOTaiiEn. Bv command:- //" if~>i*->'nf ft?"-' ������������������ ���������' ;./^-;;r;>-JOH^VASHv- .Provincial S^cretaryfs Oflltre} *; ���������fflr uf.\--.'V - . April 17,1S74.;!:.,/; ~{ltf 1:-//h������^;''/^ *; Any "person ..whose i������iun.e 'Is/o.n't-htviRojriBr u t e r o t Vo t<������rs o f I w o' or m o re" El eci o ra I Dis!; * ��������� trie fs; who; t h r������*e ni o n .1 lis a ft er': tl) e - passi n ������ " of this Act. snail permi fc I \i la ������������������ n a in e.s to;} t^roai ri ] ���������'' on more Mian one legiste.iv fshiill'lha^euKJ " riprli! to vote al. any election'of vi Meijibei^ to ���������rstu.ve in the Legislative Assembly; rind if *' such person,-after the expirnfionrii'f such ���������' tluee months, shall vote while his name rh- u. in ti ins on the .Eegistef'' ot mm& fihmi rinH " Kleiit ora 1 D 1st ri et.-; ;he shall; be 1 iabI������ to a -' ps������iia\ty, of tifi.,y d<r 1 hit's, to be ratiom_red in a ��������� * su m rn ar y ��������� w s iy be f<) r^e an y/ Jus t i Ce of ��������� th e, ,: 'Peace./ and in default, of payrni'nt I her oof. Kte^orai'District of Cm ibp^^liiclifi^Ui Pull '��������� vjjinKiDivi^innj;. Jjunef? Lu^ls������iy/i>^tj; ��������� v ���������' : Llglitniajf Polling ;Division. :Satiuie).:tAr- :fp,;!,;r:.cliei^Esq.;���������/:-.. ^.-:f ff.: i:f'f-fft. f't Q ti esn el nit>Ui h Po I li tig Di v isl on / A'.; Bnr- " ���������..��������� Jo-iv. Esq.. 't'r:jX:i:'X:" "f-fff^ ���������'''2 ''. Willhirnr Lak</ 'Polling :��������� Division,;. ;W������. ffff; Pfuctibf'diKivsri! . / ^ ' / '.'* ;/.;' ^ki-������le^r/?ekfe^ We,' ,-���������= y^j^yyyiiyyy^.^y.y���������������,:���������;, x -.-/. ���������Omiaeca:Po.llinsr;pivision/F. I'-ago,--Baq- -"��������� ������������������'.'��������� 'rnv9. .';;,.:/ iij'fi :���������', y-wm 1 Pi Ottawa.- ray 30 ' FGTIGE,-: In the matfer of ih������ Esfaie and Sffeefs of EDWARD II. KIMBALL, deceased. 4 LI* P-EH SOWS WHO ARE tNMfBTED " V:%. -.U������ t;M*- hlmVi: IvSl.itO :ifi.'. rvq'.l'W'iUl Lu p.ty ' tJjri iiiijo'aat?*. *iiiit* ,liirMjv.i;lj; nit: I ;.J1 or.?c{i.-; w.!k/Ij.svfj ������������������jny CU h:>.c rtp������.S������?t if?u .-:ii>i EMato ar *. n��������� cjjii r:��������� ��������� ( I r. ." im in tl cir Jiccnnr:-'. .inly prurcU. on or wofortj rliv 1st dav ol" Julv, 1S7-I, t-j ClfAS. 15. POOT.KY, <WiCi::l A*Jiuini_tr.itjr. ; ���������Oi!0-( Vjct^rh. IU Jijiril: 1374, ' ) "7S to ; shall he li������ prisoned for any tu rah'not ex 4 cueding one month. ::��������� c l IS. Ko p.'*vho n " iy hose name is., ,'q n th f ' R e gi s ter o f Vo to rs f o i* ji u K\ o c 1.0 r a I ! Jf s t r ic t *. s h a It se n d i r i h i p c Ta i m i o'. v o ,& ��������� t ? i n n v, o the r ��������� Elector 1 Diptripr/iinlii heslmll havo.crmsed his no mo to bo.renjm'ed Ji'������nj such Regis let*; an d i / a i i y p e rso u' sh; > 11 act c oil I ra Vy: to the provisions of" this section, he shall, for- f^'it ftftd pay a sum, oTmoney not fxctn^]ni������: ft! ty cf������ 1.1 hrs..' to he.' n������cowjr<ui ��������� -before any J oh! ice of j hePehce/tir in dehtnl lot, pny- " ment jIhm'coI' shall be. imp vanned,for any " term uot exceeding one month/' my)) \ , ���������/ X-Xif ���������.-'! Provinoiid Secretary's Ofllce, .���������; i:f\Xijff ;������������������;/��������� 4tli April lsf^l.,./;:.: ���������; ;-/rti3 ^Exceliency;,;the Lleiitena.h^Gevern^r in Councit has beeti p 1 **$**&\ to apj������o'u11?; t11n following gentlemen; to be Trustees _i of 'tho C,acbe,i.Cree]?'Uoavdinp:School; .' .. ���������/-/ : ,. The .Han. C. F. Corxw.vu*, ^-'r- .-' J '.:, /-������: JAMKS.CAMenKM..^q,! "5 /.���������f'.fiffJ jr,,/oC;,A,:8KSiLlN;1^q;:'MvP^:,..' :/..,,^-^ , f. 'Piin-iJ' Pabkk. 'K-q. if ���������������������������'������������������' t . i, ���������..: ;.,,". ������������������'. .Pi o vl n ci a I .Secreta f v *s 01fiee������ ' ��������� ,- ~ " 21st: April.,187L ; ��������� ��������� >f '-,,> ������������������ His Excellency the Jjieutemint-Goveruor has been pleiis������,d'*to appniiu John' BaiSoook ���������fjirvilr.Ti. l<>q..:to be Curouvr for that portion ���������f the Cassiar Country adjaconL to tlio SUeko< n liiver. ������������������������������������: ,-, ���������- .- ������������������ i. M o I i '".*������������������ ^ Provincial Secretary's Oflfcfv : . .��������� " . 2d April, 1074. The Lienterlnnt Governor in Council hna been pleased to appoint the Won. Provihciiil Secretary to be Minister of Mines, ngreentil) to the provisions of' the '��������� Minister of'Minfe Act, 1^74:J 'mvHO ' ��������� m ��������� ��������� ���������i IS ilil HSii BRITISH COLUMBIA. Slg Express Pt 51 LEA7ES DAUK-2SRVILLB DAILY at 3 A.M ' .axo LIGHTNING .CUKKK AT> RM. BF o IWftjr^ $J. ���������>(.); for the round trip, SS. Freight taken at tov/ rate*. apl2 N&W WAY.SJDE H^' NEAU POUt; AtKXANDJUA. TUB tJNDFRSIGXKf)' WILL OPMN A * IVay pH*������ M'.ijsiv ii'-;o'. K������*w. A lev-i in ler, ;i,.| th<������ I'i<m 'Liif'-:, (������ii U STABLING p!:ir.(; furni'Tly kuovvrt ;������.'- I'.ifm -luffy mi Ut iSovJinb.-r GOOD fcli. U kV iLvUO J . ' wil . a. 11 M.(:!\%y.EJJ. JOTICEf TS "HEI1156V GIVEN, that IT.is Exciilipncy. the G.'>yiunorGrnenil in Conned has. heui pleased, by und with Ihn nd vice of his Privy Coun cil, to disallow the A c t ��������� p n������^ed o n 11 je 2��������� Is t d ay o f Fe b ru ary,187 J������ ii t II u led ps f o 1 Jo vv s. v Va. : '*An Act 'to authorise one Jn.efice of tho Pence to !do why act. mutter, or thing' hereto- fo re to b e d o ne by t w o 3i\ s 11 c i������s o f' t he Pe nee. and .to jrive an appeal to Courts ot General or Qnnrter Si\ssions,.,JI < Dated 1 Sih April. IS74- Dy command. JOHN ASM. rnvBO Provincial Secretary; Sffl3?
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1874-06-13 |
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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Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
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Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0170877 |
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