Barkerville, William Greek, B.C.j Saturday, June 8, 1872: OTE CMIBOO SENTINEL Published every Saturday by ROBERT H 0 L L 0 W AY.., Subscription, -��������� - 5 0 Cents per Week. ttUSlS OF ADVt������lVriSIK'G.< For one square (one incl������), first-Insertion, . $3 " ,4 ._���������'..- one month, ��������� ��������� 5 'For two squares, 'tirsti insertion, - -'. - - 5 ������ ;.* - -_,*-.* ��������� . oncmonUi, ��������� ���������������������������������������������- -';���������'" $ Agents for the *:*.Cariboo Sentinel.1*1: ���������Quesnclmontlu '8ndn (/reck,.,' Ci iii ton, - Yale.. ......... ������.N<���������-'v Westn. jhs ter,; Vict������rht, - ' .'*-. !.. P.. Fibber, if. 'Bt.in'& Co.,'."! ! &������������������'ssiwuti '-- ff ��������� : Barn:tnl'f* Express. Barnard's Expre������������ ;���������;'-'. Hamar*Ps Express do, <li>- J(3w Murray \ - ��������� .. Mr Webster. ��������� . Sari _>.iuei������co " - . - San Friiiiclsco 30 Corah ill,' 2_oti������Uih_JE.C : :VHJ_ uARinOG SENTINEL JOB FRISNJTING OFFICE. &��������� ��������� 11ar t)������, C������ ircu.1 n r*. P^sI <������rs a n <1 V ro gram m es for ;!B Ol������ and Theatrical Entertainments fff. jR^*Cteciiteil;?vitl) neiitnespanddi8patch.������_0__f; .-���������������������������.Terms moderate... .' ��������� i*f ' CLINTON, - '.Clinton. Jim������ 5���������Mamar-d & Co.'s Express . A*tt ihiH mot nine: e-*rly* with full load of pas- .saWtgera und livigbt. ,',../. ;;,', \';- ;��������� -YALE..'"'"' ~.":'[ ; .Yale.'" "June 4���������The ��������� Onward brought up .^abimt50 tons frW_rht la������t trip. Teaming very ���������low at present, several geams having turned 'out: The river is rising rapidly. Weather ���������vry wiirmwSio in shade, - ���������������-������������������ Barnard's Express left on. Monday morning -'"with the Collowii.fr ^paseengera:: For .Barker-' ���������Tifle���������Miss Mary Shelton. Miis Ladd. Miss -Kail, Mr Merritt, and.Florence Wilson. For Soda Creek���������Mr-Qillis/Kor Clinton���������Mr E. A! IJrown.; For 'Cache Creek-.Mr K. WJ ThOtDpROfl. Victoria, June 2���������Th������ movements ������of tbo Cricketers are not finally decided. It ds pro-: .���������posed ������������������ to f, lay ..the.fi rst of. the inew.. match, at *Colwood on Monday, and on Monday week at |Esquiaiait. Further than tliis nothing.ia.finalj -It -is undecided whether the match on-Wed, nesday at.Beacon Kill is to be.-between the .Californians and tbe picked eleven' or 'the Esquimalt fifteen. .... A special foot race of 100 yards was get up -between-Mr Hugh Price, of Victoria, and Mr Knott, of the California Cricketers, for the sum of-$25. Price got -away with the lead and won easily. Colonel Lane has withdrawn his applica- ; tion for a lease of the nieadows on Lightning -creek.. ���������' .. Victoria, June i^The second of the series; of matches to come oif between - the-Calif or-' ��������� n ia* a nd Wi c t of ia Cl nha toojt: p 1 aoe y es tord ay -on the Col wood,grounds before a'large number of flpecta'tqrs. >T*_e grounds were"'hardly! in order ior playing, bwt were, somewhat ?m4 /proved before commencing the game. . There ���������was a good deal more cricketing shown tban���������, Sn the first game on Beacon Hill. Howe, on the Victoria side, made the highest score, viz!., SO; on the side of the -Oalifornians Reid scored 16. In 2d innings, Marshall, of.'Cali fornia Clubfl8cored if; Tl 0. Peel, not out,- 35.; Keidj not out, 16. The Califcfrnians"mai in first, ^scoring G5 in 1st innings. r^ The Victoria Cliub .followed- with 95. At a'bo'nt 4 p.m. the California Club commenced their 2d innings, and at thc^clnse. of, tbe play scored ;3i for 5 wicUels. The game will be finished on Beacon Hill on Wednesday. \ ....... , OTTAWA: ,., ... ff 'Cornwall, 6., June 1���������John B. McDonald, ���������Premier of Ontario, died this morning.- -.. , The Pacific Uailroad Bill passed the Commons to-day.. .-��������� f ��������� . : V.' 'X'fJ EUROPEAN. ' . Liwidpn," May :31st-- Weather ia, England favorable for crops. Xf-''' Fleiiry.:lbe absconding cashier of tho Limerick.Bunk." has surrendered,to thc authorities. f- Miss-Kellogg stags at Buckingham palace ori 20th... -.������������������/ '������������������".��������� V if i % The Times asserts that t&creri ever has been any geautngiagreement,between.England and America.a.nrl says.it is tiwe we must consider the failure of. the arbitration. We may thank the American Senate��������� for this. Had.it.accepted the supplementary article without amendment our ���������position .would haye been awkward. - ��������� ���������' .���������''. ''. ''' '������������������'"' '��������� In the House of. Lords; Earl Derby requested the Government fo produce copies of supplemental article of treaty'.of Washington,; with amendmeht of United States Senate.-^ Granville replied that Congress would.'adjourn on Monday, and negotialions were not yet concluded, it would.be impossible, for Jibe. (Government' toVcomply.''.".-. ..���������.;��������� _���������" In the Hoiise'of Uomioons, in reply to! Mr D is rue 1 i, Mr G! ?. d si tope pro m tse d a sa ttsfadtor^ answer-when the SeBateatijournedX" i ff- Paris. May 30���������Chatcqu, the alleged incendiary off-the 'Thillcries, was convicted to-day! and sentenced to be shot. . ; London, May JJO���������The World's spec\s\ says11 thegrcwing opihioa of outsiders is that negotiations with American Government with regard to tie Treaty of Washington have failed. The Government v.ill inform Parliament that it will withdraw from arbitration.'- An influential meeting was held at the.Mansion House last night to express sympathy with the Israelites of Romania, and a resolution adopted asking lhe British Government to i n tec fe re for the ir _������ro tec tion. ___������ new advertisements; ��������� -irv���������aT.T?.-rsrxr-' :fr.'. -wi..' ,?:*nr- 'gams gams CLEARING OUT STOCK To make room for Spring Goods Tu������ ..undersigned begs to inform tbe Miners ; - .. : of Cariboo that h������ is. .. SELLIKG-ATCOBT! The following class of Goods, especially se X -: kcted for Miners:' '���������'���������/-.��������� J v,> Drawers NEW ADVERTISEMENT!? B al tic and ��������� riiiaeaii Coats. Tests, Pants, SEfarnard's Express! - OUR ENVELOPES ���������, Properly Stamped, ate uow reduced to 12 1-2 Cents each, or $10 for 100. ;Oiir Agents at way places use all tlllig<;_cean seeing thai .utters are promptly lcrwardeU to point* beyonvl; tlio regular stag. ruuteS; * s������'lb ' P. .���������? .DA1W-ARO. And a Very Fine class, of C0MISS10N, STORAGE, A KB Gteneral '-Agency, JAMES WiCKHAM, . Barkerville. To the:Eiect0l%::of :C^l^ :' ��������� Distriot. i. prf-n %y: GBNTLBMEN.-r-In coming forward as a can- did ale- for your suffrages at the Election about to take: place in order to fillihevacancy created iii the representation:o.������.-your ijisiricfc by Mr Booth's acceptance of.a.GoyeromenV appointment, I may slate that/I am iuipelledl to do bo not only, by my own.tncUnations, but also by the advice of many, among yourselves whom I esU'ein as pei������oual[friends. _.,'Andtin taking this step,.Gentleraen-1;can*. not, like thy predecessors at the lasVEjection������������������ present you with a whole1 budget of large Hint important measures of Tteforin; Therenara i now no Road .Tolls lo, abolish. The, Mioing Law has been amended; the Canadiaa^Tariff adopted, and a variety .of measures.>useful and necessary to .the prosperity of ��������� tjifepii;-! trictand:thecountry at large has been.pasaed. and until the working of, .these measures in felt aild experienced throug h . the: country!, it is impossible.'to..������������������ state whether any,-or.;what, ; am e nd men ts ; are i n ! thei r . case required,. yl will- state, ��������� however, that I-am iu.iayor-o^ Milling MacUiherJ of all. descriptions; being brought into the country free of duty, ������an$ in the.event.of !my, being elected,lis;. your repref-entative, I pledge.inyfceU'-lo ,.d^::all,,in my powerv to induce the.Dominion1 Govern* ���������: ment either to abolish the duty 'altogether of to cause a: remission of it.lo be;tnade inlula Colony';.-������������������.,.'������������������i'- ''���������-.'��������� - '.-fiifff. fATyfTf? TX'd X I-vvill 9npport;nnyTeasible scl)eme!for..tn6 eslabli.shment. of a Government ,Loan:'vF,imdf whereby: assislauce can>be given,to Mining Companies on such creet.8 as Lightning, to obtain proper machinery tO:Wprk and.deyel- ope 'their ground ; such loan or guarantee; :t^ - \the case may: be, .to -be tgiven ,-on:..approve^-: security'being supplied to the Gold.CpmmLv sioner. The necessity of .adopting some such1 scheme as this to develop the; late nt i;esput;cea ;of this District' is. becoming more appa|en*i every day siuco the deptb ol. the"channel. and tho difficult naiaro_of; tbe. ground whexe tbo richest d e p pills are foil nd has7 read ered the - working of iruiny claims so!; expensive .that most companies undertaking;such enterprises have become completely crippled in means... ��������� In conclusion. I will state ihat should,I:hl������ elected,! will give;the present Ministry, iybp appear ter have honorably lnllilled.; their pledges, a fair and impartial support,.w.biie at the same ti me I claim fprrrtnyself ,the������ fn\l and five right tb-support in every legitimate way my own convieLicos when, opposed to their measures. . ��������� > . f ,;>���������': ��������� /, ;: > Should you, Gentlemen, confer upon rn? the honor of selecting me as your represent* ative, I shall under any circumstances; do ,1.1,1 in my power to advance,the i n teres tr. of thia District; and as I have no ambition buyond professional .and political honors, you will have the additional security .thatAt.will^ my interest,-, as , I. know, it is. my desire, not :only toXtrepresent .you, honestly and ��������� fairly, but.aJsQ to be of service and a������; sistance to the District. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your most obdt. servant. N \ JOHN'G. CARNSTOR Ba>kerville,'Ma*y.l5,1S72. my 18 A fine selection of LadiesVBOOTS & SHOES. A Court of .O^Q^^size And Gaol Delivery and. of Nisi Prius will hi held at each.of ,the undermentioiied places a| follows: A fine assortment of Wi PERSONS living watliin tlio precincts of tbe >T<iwn*of.Baticervillo.*ro*rcqnest.id by t3io Fire GLEM;TISIE STOVE Qenuine MeersQKaiim and Briar-root Pipes. .#������?*'Call and examine prices.^g# The GJods ������ttl bo sold VERY OHEAi" tor Cash. AViirifena tb and also to cloar away th<5 LINT and other coml������usti- liiii matter irajirtheri)of.ia tho iiolghborhcocl of tli������ pipje." .. j-- * . ;a* ; , ������������������ f. -^ 4 ;-u MforiillQi April l+f ISTg. f !> z������m Baikervilie, May 17. my 23 ^ew^yestminster'.'AVednes^ay/ist Mayv,.-;' Yale, -Monday,. Oth May.!. ; iy-ifXX' Lytton."Tfiursilay, 9th May.! - ^ ! Clinton. Tuesflay, Hi liMay. .; . : fy QnesneU Saturday,,25th May. Hichfield, ���������'Friday, 5th June,, ,. f,f-t^ Richm^'d, Mohftay. 9th Sepsember. Quesnel. Friday, lSih September. ���������. - Clinton, Monday.'23(1 September. Lvttcn. Friday, 27th September. v . Yale, Tuesday, 1st October. Fall Assizes at New Westminster, and A������- sizes (if anyV .at JSanaimo and.elsewhere; to bo hereafter Used as business may/rendi* necessary.... ;..��������� , <riV,. ���������' .-' .0^.-- ���������-���������"��������������������������� ���������f Dated Victoria,. 15th April, 18<2. ,.; ': ' i? command; * , A. BOCKK RG>B������HW80H> ������������������** Provincial Secretary. wwiii_i_am.a8_itt_ia pwfflHr 'fiE'GAm'BOO'sentinel; *SATURPAT. JUNK S. 1875. YOf iNG ^T: THB NEXT ELECTION. ��������� Among: the Acispassed.dim������_r'the last session of the t^gialaViiTeis one ^nlltied "Tlie Election Regulation Amendment Act, 1872," !_&KH������nted to 'cfnilw ^lith ApirU ;Uwt It pro- Tidea that ���������* At each "Pectionfhe electors ^'ioav vote either at the polHnK'place'opeced -���������'arid k"ept*itvtbe Tolling .Diviston (if any) ��������� ���������'within fherliniita thereof the property >hall ;���������>��������������� lie in-respect at: which the.v. ahull re^pec- - # ttvely clfffm the right<>f ?irotinrat������������cu elec��������� ������������������" ������������������'"tion ������hn V here 'they have/been .Te^istered. :.'���������*��������� or at any other rpblllni? iplace-within Hie '������������������������ Electoral District in which they bare .keen ^'re^slere'd.^vlt.vjriirbe yeerv by/this elasise ^hat anyregfstered elector may vote. etoarVf poiliBg'jMace'in rhe district, inetead af beiog '-Obliged,; as at the last election, io tnany. ki- Atancer toVtray������'t.;������; w; 31) uaHee over 1he ������__K>ii a tains to $6 no.;"!; ;:- - ���������"'���������:; \' :��������� ���������_ ��������� ������������������ ��������� !���������; ;������������������' < ���������������������-^- IJOMNIWliA^ /$ira^ LWWi"!#^ bitt right! :^dp X - towards fho! celebratton JOf that auspicious . ^ventma-rc^ -nhe occasion: fchteh pr<Muce* it.;;\Onrv streets; t"��������� ''"fiaVe^wayaoh fi?rev!iohis.occasions ?'feeen in< 'fbelixAihii "��������� order.; on^'that\i3Ji_r,���������< and; forvHome 'time' p���������est'*w������: . .W"���������������" ������'^en'-enaWecl to j n angti rate : .he^ypehrng of tho^seasmi bythe ceM) radon j : ^bf-games n rid -sports X������nA" tiia inditlgence fa' ���������'other festivities ori'^^^the QtteenVbirthday.1 "Dut ��������� vpioti ot^oti.r!fltfeet^d������piltW^*y?t^'^^ ttmJ 'enow -remaining from laet:winter; and still re-' Vliks;b'een literally the bed of the creek., and ; "'"^rspef* ^Uin^ ��������� ^ tliaW been' aep<ysited* i n -some .places;. an &: in !��������� ^%bera''aMaSne'l!������^0TO^! three feet deep ;has " Atieen c^2w*liic*h matte;; locomotion: not; oaly $?il!iB^ until the fir*t ��������� .-fth'd ftwirth'days 'of driest- -wionth ; or can an. ���������: V?������Me Tai' will admit of "the" enjoyment of some : ;;"-?in#i&^^nt^ught; tb;-do--someMiUbg.oe :: ���������:th*>n*bject/:..i.Tiiey" have 'sold_some jots, -'Oh1 ifge ! ground rent tor others and in >a ra- ��������� * rie ty Of- ways^ol lect a 1 tifg������ ������w n ue i h Bar ��������� ;' "-It'rvlUt*; .^eela^l thevefore; thaft-ftie highway! ��������� ��������� r'bet'������nils ��������� 16 thtf Gorernnvent.-At'��������� can hard*! y be !f asking too tatteh i* requestihafc^ody to jiay f������ome attention to oi\v interestft aiid cpnven-; -S*n ce; and de vote- eome *: t'roiibl e ������nd ex pe nd ���������-���������^aliifle money in inaking ohr "roadway p������s������ ' -':������\bla/'W������ti^ cid ; ;zeh������ .will at otrc* *r������-tiirte*'proceedtngs- to cele. '���������' -brate the day ion which thif 'becaaie*part and ���������.'.-������������������' -'parcei���������'���������of tnt^ommbri.)���������; We undeealand4iiat * ��������� mir; American friends have already cost; , :'iTi>fteed'to take1 steps to celebrate, ike 4 th of iuly tt'^bei^1������g^!atin'er.! and surely we cvight not oh-onr oAvneoil end ia cur own :f 'cdnnmyto'tie behindhand iu'Commesnorating Hhe*day-which is to ns the emblem'of that -" -freedom and liberty of Oov������nment which. :weA6;W enjoy. : ���������-.'.���������''.' mc: SrbKtrALsa.���������We itnderstand the ���������"Grand'. ~*?iJry have' appomfed"Messrs. Pathflle. Pear-, aon.. Wolfe, andTa^llaaiconr a c<>mmitte'.������ io! inspect the aidewalks, &c. pf ^Barkerville,^ ' io reooaimend repairs -of the sawie. and alflo to<inati'tict the. citizens tc rn ������4ce the sidewal lc������j ' oni as etrea a grade as JDossibie.' "..*?* is ^o -W- ' hpped that the citizens .will cbeerfutly:com-j -X\f Wiethe recoilrnendatiens of the Grand5 pxfcX: fXXyf -,. ��������� -��������������������������� _______-.:'>'���������'". POLITICAL MEETING. Xft'n Monday ev^r.inj?, fire ?A *day <$ June. inst, a public meetinjDT was $iel dat the Theatre R<������yal; Barkerville, for the rnupese of -giving the'eandidates at the ensuing election an op- porruo ity of expressi ng their ���������vw.iwe to tbe ���������electota of the,; district on the cmrreiat- topics ���������of tbe day. Mr Kennte was called to the cha^r. The chairman callefl the meeting to firS-eir. nnd requested the -candidate* to address the meeting in the orfter in which they had c>> me, hefore the coha&������Kiency. ;. *Wr liarnstou then came forward and addressed the meeting at eorae length ; sn p��������� ported the free :inlro.d������e%:oa of: ������n������mng ma- cb+nery;. ihe estab Hah meat of ^Govern ment Loan Fund for tlie assistance of mrlning com- punies, the improvement of trails and postal cotSKuunications, nod other measures of ad- vari'ta.ro to the di������U4c>. -. Jfwia. fcarlow and Pem*sori follo\yei!, advocating.������earlv'.lie same measures, end pledging themselves tti support the general interestu of the constituency, whether mining, commercial or agricultural. The want.of apace.prWejjta usitxini giving a more detailed statement of tbe procendings* of liienieeting. but we iire glad-to eUte thas t h tilm ee tin g was ���������& ,C row d ed one. . a nd : p assed ofr^hhj tile wtmoetliarmony antt good feel- ing. '���������������������������" '--'- ' ": .". Snme.diacneaion arose as to mininir grants, ..���������wh e. nan ��������� o x p r-esai o n of op i n ion.' ad ve rse to anc'b'g:mpta:iWaa givenfhf the dfSc^aiif'can.di- iiaies, Mir. Bar'aston ejrpla|nin)r at smae-length ���������that in all trew creeks or-mining *eclions, acta a l !y or part"*1 ly i ri the t>cepy a'^*** ������f ']n l^] rrfiual mineiC^Ve law pu_ i\m"wiro\e pow������x in the hands df the miners. ai*.no grants in gmcli 1o cal i ti es c eii Id be give n \y 'ttbp n % th ei r consent.' ; It waa llierefore the business'of the rai nera _'*w ben aiicb gran ts -were -up plied for. I o express their v\ew% on the subject, and he, as aa on e o f: ��������� ? t he ��������� can d id a tes, w on' 1 d p*ted ge h i in - se!jfAb>anppbrJt anch v iews;: -i;. .*' fff fiff������ "Refofe'the:^ee^iig^^^ came forward and read a port ton of a letter from Mr WaTfcem requestrntr him .to obtain the iHtuf n'cy upon the .Indemnity was objected .that the lime of gtlKS matter;np waa inopporturie. and the sense of the meeting bein'ff taken upo������ the.'poini vrbether .the quealjon ahpuldbe considered n/w.She nays carried it^:.L:;: .The meeting then a dj ourned.! t ���������'������������������ >>: )f NEW" ADVERTISEMENTS. M J 9 ay ,a������. ���������j^E FESTIVAL OF ST. JOKN*THE 'Bajiti^; WON OAT. June 24. 187t, will bo ceMTt.Mt by OARIBfiO I.ODGK, N������* 4, P & A. M.*, at KiaHTo'ciock p.m. ' The IneiaUiition of OfRcers tVr the ensuing year will tako pl-ic������..at TlUtKG o'<Jock p.m. ��������� yt an:i.^:i__ita_r*iing .Jlreihron ie gooU standiug are ia ViteltioYu'.wl. . ��������� j������*> Vaiiwinkle Store, Llfil-ITNING CREEK, re- plenished witha new :aiid-complete ass meat w and offers to Miners! and Traders., ike.ad- vantages ;;������f-a;; splen-: did!-selected .-;;a<ssort- m'eirit. wliich cannot foe siirpassed in^ual-l i ;V f- ���������'.���������'f Jftrt"i *t������f illar meeting of the Cariboo Ama- ��������� AmrDraniatio AaBociution. held on Monday j ���������t������^e*hing ^aat,. ihe -follow\i\g of&cera ^Ferel *^elecf ed for: the .eneiiio^ jqwarter '*. ��������� Manaper��������� ��������� . ��������� if n r^ie^dife. -Secretary^W. *M eGol 1." Man-! Bffing: Committee���������M. Wolfe. I. Z. Hou0i. WA X >f cGoll , <3e*tiifg Gommittee���������John BoWron _ ;i . NoTtck.���������As I gositiyeiy! -4.1 oae i; buaihei* *5n a short time.- I have reduced the prices'-of Lad tea', Children** rand; Menus'.-Boo te *x\& Shoe* and Slippers*. If yoiicail anctaee ^be prices, you will be siirprieed. "ft., ff yyyffyy ���������'"-"���������c.'!A.'NOLTE^ffiiER.-/' pSr Remember the lUilsoad Store, S*r- karviUe. ���������' ���������- -. v ' ;.--; V;.--. ?���������'"��������� MrSCELLANEOUS.- Tffggh'- 'After ih'e.-lst of July. 'Ooodawill.b* d el i ve|*d accord ing; to order iin ^U' -on Mde Creeks-"-" ; "���������'���������':������������������ -."���������'������������������"'. ' ���������"' '������������������" "���������' 'pf 'fi v - ��������� '���������'��������� -.ft 'J- tV^iUSDHARDf. ; V,an Winkle.J n ne 5. 187:���������.; X fl ���������fiff NEW ADVERTISEMENTS '���������' "���������������������������JUST RECEIVfeB. . ������ "��������� ���������- ;' '.' '��������� ��������� ''. ..." ���������'��������� " .' ���������'"'���������.': ��������� l ��������� 50 "boxes Price's '.$ OFFERED CHEAP -FOR CASH.: We have a Choice lot of which can .be:.- purchased at -greatly./������iacsHd ratetj. '. ft-'���������'������������������'���������':'! ���������'���������' ���������' " All fchoee wan fi riff ;'6oods. -either! Wholesale or "fcetail. at.a BIG RE&OTT1QM; had better come soonras our stock is&at da- ereaBing. ' ; je8 V CPPENHErMEll BROS. (Patented December 1st, 18(5$;) Leat3_^'-(ou^ Irori-ciad Hedls. ��������� V ' t������T ' '>, "'*'?��������� v:" _T *"' l * -T i i ���������'" r " .5"T '*''! The Saafl J W Of.nailing Leather Soles on Rub ber i J. J*. isoei% -?Gomer. *S.ohna. 41 is the i n lentdo������ j B oots mak - o f the co rpa ^p give en ter tain m e������ IB : evemngs ofptfo-lstand%th :MlyTmki akes-holes'-quitt* through the Solos, which art* ; o f the co rpa */. 6 g i ve en ter tammeti t s om the ;��������� au re to lea k.. ��������� These Leather. Soles n ro fas. wcd ii >: Emza. Onp.vs.! 3)nr>;������AT_r..^Tbw^clion for .- ���������:$ J 5.M 0 dam ages for brea oh o f ipro raise of ynti eri a g e. was d e cided yeeter^_a y f.b q _t..; ha 1 f- l -pfft 8 o 'cl6'ck p.m..in fjAyor of iiae ^<ffendanU v D.iP.KABD*a down express left on Siind&y. w3d inst.. at 5 o'clock a.m.. with two priesen* ^rs-.r-Mp C. Strouss, Hoy Tale, and aCI>fna- ^^a*sforX_ttdnwt-'.: /.' auchor* esabeitfle- io the Ruhhor whmitJi** Boots ������r_; made, but do-cot go through tho Soles. '_The Boots* are therefore perfectly Water-BroofT an ���������lhii Soles --caa - be Mended wiOmnt .lartfctejj them I < 'a k. They ir.vfi wen r t Un >o. or fonr tl me. ',lun%*r.. t ban tho ordieary double-_o36 itubbcr Boots. EUBBER CLOTHr^a*CG^IsAHY, 333 Bronitway, New Yorl.. , MichigiiD Arcnuer ChtCiigo. ���������607 Market street, Sua -Sr.in_.gco. FOR iSAXaStGY ..> .J2fi.to#4 l Wharf strict, TkiSoria, J3.C. ;.: BARNARD'S;: xpress Lute Stages ..CAKRYJXG^H. M.;MAIL'S, ��������� Will make. . - ' ���������:: 1 ������������������ '��������� -.' '' - ' Kegulaf Weekly 'Trips .,-vfrom Barkeirville,��������� ; Arriving in Yale on Thursday a. in time to conetHst with the -steamer *��������� Ck^vard *" for New Westminster, and wicb tbe H. li."Co.'s "steamer " Enterprise." ifiSlfIIC If IIGTMIA ON raiMYS.: .;;;���������;.;. The California steamers'leaw Victoria on tbe*7thi and 22d ef eachmontb.' To the Electors of tlie Cart boo District. . ���������6sKTLK������Ky.-._fnTlng. bcon rro.uemed by ahumkr of Voters on LlphlDlnj. and W������!!if,ru Creeks to-aiaud ��������������� at the coming Election as aCi'aHMatc for tho vacant Hen.bersblp for tbia-nistrict, I have much pleasure jn itcceding ti# that request, ������i_i<t trust that shotilit you hoaor me by elpcting me as <me ������f v������>wr>ipr<������8<?nt. atives, that my political career will justify your con" flilence, ��������� . ' ��������� ;. - ?- '���������..... . I shall support no party, cither Government or Ob. portion, for thc meresakoof parly, but will ������dwm adrocato those measures tliat are cilciihi ted to promote the interest or the District 1 represent auU-the Province generally, ; .r fi'f ' ���������-:.���������;���������; "? ;'���������- --' So many of tho nld ^Hov/incefl of this Province wr-ro removed last pe.si.n that it' i? a h'arl .matter for me to mention any measure that I glial] particularly u:|. vocat<\ but of this r..-8t as.sureo,,-thitt I Khali ������'ndi!uvor as much as luys In my ��������� power to aeo that the iuu-rests of the whole district are not n-^li ctcU. I remain, <������entinmen, . .;.' Your ob til. servant, ."-..< ; ABRAHAM BARI.OV. EirkciTiile, May 21,1872. ���������'������������������ y%* To the Electors of Cariboo % District.',; THAVE bean reque������te������* by ahumber of. Miners and oiber gi-nllemen to offer myself as a C;m<Uclat������ to 1)11 thc vacant soat in the _>_i*slalive A^Hcmhly c������: a-eU by tho nuigoaiioi. of Mr Cornelius Booth. .: In .reppon?e, I now offer myself, and respectfully solicit your suffrage... Y \ will "state brirfly. that I will do all thM : hys fa my power for tho preservation of Miners' exi.tlng rlghtBiiiKi privil''ge3*iti their integrity. 1 am very much opposed to the present autbic'uou 1' Rej^stra Uon of Voters ��������� Act,' > especial ly _������' f i ap. plies nnd works in this section of tho counlry.:its( ic tion being ruthe.r to (tlsfranchiae than to' enirVncliis. the^Iiiier.' 1 would therefore endeavor to h-iv, ii se> tifteraii ami[amended .'as: t'o.'.incresse the fy-Uhies of repisiration and rentU'r. the Miner's vote Ie.s change* able and more lasting when r.-corded. In view of the increasing importance of Har\vy, Kelthley, surroumiinir- and way creeks, I woi.:1' *'"- commend a postal subsidy;.to bo. applied on iheroui.* between Barkerville and that/district. ��������� '������������������'*} ���������-��������������������������� In my opinion, it would ho" to tho interest of-'t'd* community to Lave a bridge built across the Quiao. I Rj7er..at Queen.Imouih. 1 slu.uld'consider it ������iy duty to recomm������-n������t tlie erection of one at the e.*rli'������t possible moment consistent with the fiaaucul state ut tho Colony.- . . f . In the last session of the Provincial rarH:im������-t-t'.% great many of tho abuses then existing w_rer'������*dr .^s- ed, ������ men .*! men Is to . |������c .lining Iia w������ an-f ot V ? * r u f. ful measures were Introduced by. tlir������ pr������s.}of Mint--Vf and-psssedL.by.tha House, the*.t!ivi������try actiox it? ���������������������������'"- cordance wl th the well un;Ierstood wi*h:.'s. olf iVV people.^ Aa long as they'contVuuo ab to act"; th������.x v.i'.j receive my support. .-���������/' The AgricuHur.il Interests;wi!l also have mr hU.v.' tion, and if I be returned X-shall consi '.er it. my ��������� u y to examine into the working of the l/������nl X,hws,, lo support ���������(icli moasurps. as have for their ohjkct tis������ amendment ofthe same,' and thejratning <-f the IJ*ws- so as to be beneficial to tlio "present sett lir,. and *n encouragement to immigration-. I may state, in conclusion, that all pood and-u*������������������:*���������.I measures. wHl revive my support,��������� .whether;-tt* y emanate from the present Ministry .or from the Oppo* sltion, so h������ng as they do not coollict with tbe interests of any particular section of tho Colony. .��������� Should I he returned as your representative, your interests .will bo my -consiuc't stu������iy,i_rio represent you faithfully, efilcicntly and honestly is my only ambition. I have the honor to bo. Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ��������� KDWARD PEARSON. Barkerville, May 25, 1872. my2������ t ap27 3m P. J. BARNARD. rs-r & ���������Suitable for Cariboo andvthe ne^hborlioQfl, can be obtain'*i at AT REASON ABLE PRICES! yPX���������������������������{Freeh Stock of Patent Medicines, teeclipa.. Lozeuirea, SmMonery,- Perfumery, Elastic Silk Stocklnp*s, J"_r_ee Cape. Socks ami Wriml eb .Imp ro vet] Sliqultl er Braces. In fa ������t������" Feeding Bottles,.;hidi& JSiibber Teats, lUngi aadTabs for Teething. ���������'������������������'���������'. *���������-' kiarr Teeth Extracted and carefallly 'Failed. : jz?3Er Prescription a and Family: Recipes ac- cnraU'ly prepared, i my 4 SUit.V"EirS AND PLANS EXECUTED 0a reasonable terms. $8&* Oi^era left at :Mc.S^liy% Barkerville will'4w. a .tolled to. ';-.. MPtf. Tenders will be received by tbe Forest Rofe Company up to the Sixteenth June,, for-the following Timber.: 15,000 Feet Good Sound Spruce. 5,000;. Feet G-ood Sound Dry Balsam. For further particulars, apply to the Fore man or Secretary. . The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. 'Terms caeh.. . TI10M ASgL. BWffGS; y*l SncrcMary Forewt ItopeCe ALL PERSONS ARK HEREBY CAT/*- A tiohed agaiimt ������wK������Hatine'.n .I'KOMISSOR.'f NOTE drawn by ALEX. MoWHA in? favor erW.-HOW* MAX, an������l entJorsotl t������ Frank Trevor or order, for the kviii ������>t $186 ������55,duo lst������ July, 1872, Any parson Kunrninj, the Baifio to tho unUerei^actt will bo -suit* ably rewarded.- ��������� ��������� ��������������������������� ' ���������s*e-*: " GEOItftE BVKNK8. Darkorvilby May 3111.H72. '______���������: "'^���������������' Assessment Notice.... ' VULCAN CO.-LIGHTNIMG CUEEK. ': NOTICE IS HEJft*SBY GIVEN, THAT __* *. uat ee*' .the ��������� A f Norain ������ri ts *i uo on- Ukh b^TM ������toc ������rt boll by Ur MAliTW CI.OXK>', iutlie 'Vulcan Gw p;uiy, 1.igh mini. Crook, bepai't bifiV������rotbo>Svoiitecnlh ot Juno, If writ be soM on' that day to defray tho sunn'., together with <rosia on.I any further Assca** iiu*ht������ whinh m.'������y uccr'ue-up to that data. I ! rucli fti-fephnll bo by Public Auction, at tbe-Coe" Huuso, Bicbflold, ������t Twt?lre o'clock. Noon. ��������� ��������� JOHN 8IjATBI"V ' HP cms. __-i/^_Sc HH H ___^_������ m in II II ��������� 1 ill I m aisf. SIB __H_|P _���������������>- ��������� THE CARIBOO SATURDAY/JUNE 8. 1872 tii* cause."of iii Reeling, nlionfrt the treaty of bill and receipt, which ought to be in the pes \ ; .!;; J QU������SSELMOUTH. ! Quwnel, June 7���������Sylvester arrived at 'Quhhi)el on the 4th in.it.-with ������1 i,061) .u dust. "lie reports the prospects good WilsnuR boat, en route for Omineca, was iipset and.������14 the lend lost.:'v Barnard'������. Express left for Barkemi le at 4; p.m. to-day(Sunday), fit. ������������������ff,:;,. rff ' t ft i . unite* -states: ���������*.' ��������� San Francisco!! June'4tHr--As tlie French Consul.'M." De Brenil, was parsing hI'������ng y Kearney street tin a forenoon; Etienne Guig- nault, an insane in an, midden I y aUacked/him, striking him with ashing s&o't iifoii tbe.head, intlicling a severe' wound, lie was instantly ^secured nnd locked ������p. He wart also armed with a sharp <k.iife., aiid intimated that he meant to kill the CimaiV.IJoa'rjjrfct; saying that , be had not ..punished the Germans-tor plun- V-deriiiig-France.:..: ��������� ' New York,'. June <"-"-Considerable anxiety .1* felt in.ivlljhe laejg'eestablishments here.--- ��������� The workuitJir are on a strike, and lhe police arebeld ready in easenny difficulties occur. ;': X\' bi lade I phi &} Jun e C ���������A m a jo rily o f th e .laborers t.n this;citv* have, struck "or an'advance of-wages..and quit work last niy;ht. S*n Francisco, June 5���������The creamer Prime Alfred sailed loV Victoria tins forenoon.��������� -J'axseutfer Lid���������Henry fiiinh. C.E.Anderson, jHintfs.Richardson. M.iiry and 'Susan Carving, Mrs Owens,;A.������ Ihilcbelor. Mre"Mclean and t wo cli i l<i reii* *M iss Bai 1. It. E. W hi 11 ey, wife. ������nd child. Sarah and Kate Knox. Mrs Bailey, <;.. N... DavU; A. S. Van Home, 0. R. Brown. II. Hutchinson, Mr Suttee uk4 wife, Colonel Larrabe. Capt. Burtouv; A.': H. Culleo.;; J. J. . 8o11th gat e;:'J o h n SihWfon.. John Beekin fie 1 d., - j. P. Da'viee, B. A. Wad bams, Charles Rowe, - a tid 04 panda age rs Ip steerage. V-- ; ':} X ��������� X'. EUROPEAN, -tyf ffif London. Jane *V--In ihe House of Commons to d?������y Gladstone expressed his inability, on . ncount of postponement of. adjournment of ���������U u ii������id S ta tes Sen a te, to redeem- h is p r o m i se : - of tn jtfci ug t*x p J anal io lis ; regafdi ng negotiations wi tii. itae Uni ted 3���������ta tes. f. He ass 11 red _uem hers that the .sup pi emeu tu! article did ���������hot leave .the subject of indirect claims at present or for tbe;t'utiire opemfor.any misun- v^eiKU\niding,-aud in tin* ������iew the American *W lu i ate r So be? i e k c o i n ci d ed. Mr DisraWil censured ihe Premier for his ��������� omis.ion to state whether.arbitration would ^yiv ��������� ceed: bii mie . f> tii i list.. ���������. *: '/.' -Mr;GUdstotie-replied that this date had been kept constantly in View in negotiations. and linked if they had any reason to think the '���������"' "United States Government wm inclined to ���������- withdraw from Secretary Fishes position, viz., that concessions from England must precede any settlement. .It was distinctly understood ���������"4h.it the ������Uihted States was to make no claim for indirect damages at Geneva. ** Mr Osboime considered the explanation amounted to -nothing. Tbe House and the; country were -unsatisfied. -He hoped a dis-: ~iihet declaration would-be extorted from the Government that unless the indirect clainie wilt be fully, fairly, and immediately with- drawtuEugland' refnsej to proceed with the *��������� arb itr'atipni (Cheers,) ��������� Mr Huge gave notice he would move for an addr**_H tr> the Queen for the withdrawal of Great Britain from the.arbitration unless .'Indirect claims were abandoned. Mr Otway asked .1 any neiv engiijeTnei^ ������ with tbo Luited States hid beeo������t:������ade or accepted. ;. Eo.ndo n, Jn ne .4���������In the- {louse of ."fjords,! Earl.'fiasselj said the tiupe had conie when pi a i n wo ids w ere d iss tra I������Ie,. an<I gave n o tice (tli at'he won Id to-morrow pres. h i V mot ion for .tan- aiidpess ti); lhe jtjiie^nithr,wiihdrawal fmw ���������arbitration. During'* the! ev'e^iing the *!arqiiis of Mi*?������*, *f q rd i n q wi red if it was true that t h o b a u d of' the Grenadier Guards had been ordered to attend the Boston.Jubilee. .: ' Lord Scone replied yes ; with the sanction of the Queen and Comtnander-iri-Chief. London, June 5���������^In the'.blouse of ii/onls last evening Ead RunseJl mevved his long-im- . pending add res* to the Queen for the with- rdrawalof Er.gl an d fro m the Gen e v a a r b ttra- tion a n 1 i*hs th e U nite d S t a tes abandons i n d i- .. re c t c 1 a j m s. The Ea r 1 '-sp i> lie! at g real le n g th i n su p p o r t of bis! mot ion. rev ie wi ng t lie e v������ n t s 'of the w ar >.i u vtl*e :U n H������d S tates, the c i rcii! m- ' -stances of tlie-esefvpe of the Mahani; andJlie subsequent negotiaiions with the British &nv* ��������� ernment, conc 111dii\g im fo 1 [ovvs;; This na'tibn must show, an it has Iw^pe 'sb&wii, that it is, Jealous of the honor of the IMii^i Crown. It must treat the United States as it;treated tbem %io the Trent case. (Cheers;) Granville, rebuked liusseli-for'hte allu������iiott.i WashingtonTa.l, an event by n^ means cer tain.:-:.:vr ���������-.-'-- -f ;;- . ;:--a- -f ..l.yy.y,.; 1 Earffeeriiy disclaimed party feeling on the question. -He had been told they should be careful not to offend Americans. He could conceive no higher compliment to'the American people than that appreUensipn that a fratik,' plarin ;.������tatenient niight cau������e offence. He wanted to know where they stood. Lord Kimberlfy reffretled that Granville constituted Mmsel/ an American advocate, and reiterated Earl _>rfyyV'flan.and for a plain withdrawal of Indirect claims/ Paris, jnne'4���������-Marshal t Vail lan t died to-; day; aged'82..-He was ', a* irw . * _____ - i ��������� '���������* * *"��������� ieu-of-^te^ plain tiff !s witness, as showing the- action ^vas an attempt-to force a lialdliiy on defendant neY������T contracted nprcontem- plated bylasn. .''.���������������������������' if Robert Orinfcall was called, and deposed that he novel* authorised.or promised to pay for the work of Simpson : that be never ad mittetl the account, but invariably denied it; tliat he had seen a bill of plaintiff's' inaftft out f������gainst Mrs --Brooka for the work, now sued for. iu which credit was given for whiskey, board and cash, nnd 'which, was', receipted-by plaintiff in fu'l of all demands.! George Montgomery deposed:that he had a conversation with the plain tiff -iti - -which the fHerethe line gave out between here and totter stated he could not get his money from QueswL;.'. WHI be working at 9'a.ut. to-day. j Mrti.-Pfooki; and that ho was golnfr alter Mr Ol'KKATOIl."] SUPREME COURT. (Before Mathsw Bailuj: Begbie, Esq., Cl tint Justice.) , Monday. July 3.1872. ff - -. KAM SI NO V������.;SINQ. IHN. '..-"��������� Demurrer to plainlilfs declaration. The declaration charged tliat the defend ant wrongfully wind the plaintiff jn the County Court. he, the defendant, haviiig no just cause of action, and claimed damages. ?dr. Davie, for defendant, contended that no such action lay", as [if wasji gainst the policy o f theI a wi u e he o it r.������ _r i n g: A j tijsra ti o n an d ta u 1:- tiplicity of suits, and that a successful party could recover no more costs than the County Conrl* Acts allowed. ���������;;".'������������������ : MrPark contended- the Miction would lie. and that the.Coumy Court Acts had nothing, to do with the case. Tho d'esoiirrer was allo wed with:cos!s. Drinkall to see if he:(plaintiff) could get any thing frora!hvm������/. . : .'-. ;-..'.... fff- fft.X, ��������� Mr B������rnstnii.annfihRd tip the case'for the defendant, and adverted to the shallowness of the plaintiff's case, pointing to the ahsence of any contract on the part of the defendant; that the case at the best was governed by ihe Statute of Frauds, and in any event bad been settled by the plaintiff with Mrs Brooks.if . His Lordship.:in summing up told the jury that if the defendant in the first instance em ployed the plaintiff to perform the work, and the plaintiff upon the faith, of such -engagement trusted; for pay to the defendant, and that the plaintiff had not; been.pa id; he wa* entitled to a verdict ; but th������tit;the defendant had merely promised to pay a debt contracted by. Mrs Brooks, such promise was������valuable one, being directly above the Mar MINING INTELLIGENCE;- The Forest Roce co. washed tip 25ft or. last week, and 75 ok. on Wednesday. The fialia- rat co. are projrressing well with;their new shaft. .The Bl ack Jack co.. and;-.l&e. claims above the cauyOa uro piping. LTOaT.Vf NO CftKKS- The. Sou th WaleB w an h ed n p 80 ot. lasl week- The Clarke co. has started woi;kaj?ain, and the ground -looks favorable.' 'Tlie Steven of England co. are on good pay, but hare lost the rock; and the supposition is they have not yet: bottomed Lightning channel The h&a water ba* stopped several claims from work- ing/';-; ;'"'; '.���������; ' ";;''; ���������r';. ;,.' : /:'-��������� :���������;��������� .iAltVBT -CRKEK.' The last dividend of the Minnehaha co. was 25 o������. tottbo-Hjtiterest. The contract.for. th������ ; Cumminjrii od. is nearly completed. The Foster co. have commenced cutting a tatl-raco some 400 feet long. The Manitoba co. cauaot lay their fiuine tlli after tbo freshet ��������� ; .���������'..-;; ANTHER CRKKK. ��������� -,Tho Manitoba co. have.commenced gfonnfl- sluicing. This company's claims;are iitiiiiio on the upper part of tlio creek, .'ahpiit 40& vards above the oid French co.of XMt Too Porter co. are busy whip-sawing 'dumberfor a new wheel, and are also building a subatan* tial head dam to keep the creek out ol^ -their works..; TI ns c 1 a i tn"on gh t to p rove .! a very within the Statute of Frands, and must be In writing;���������that; the jury jri arriving at a conclusion on the first point -must consider the aeto and conduct of the nartW, and pointed out the particular points in the evidence bearing! upon the case. The plaintiff also should' have.produced the receipt, ������s it would have thrown great light on the cape. \ The Jury retired,*and iu about ten minutes returned With a verdict-fortho defendant. ! WeDNKsiuT, June!"5,1872.? The ;Court was opened in due form at.10 o7clock a.m. Tlie following erentlemen were envpannelled as a Grand J?vry; J, II. Todd, foreman ;.W. Davison. T. L. Briggs', Q. Grunbaum. G. M. Morris. C. Vi.il- lancour, Marc������s Wolfe. Win. Fraser, E.. Pear- Tho defendant was indicted for obtaioing sou. I). Kurtz, F. Lallier. I. B. Nason.X W. j money under false pre.ehces. RBGIN'A. VS. SOO IAKG. s. A. .Rogers, Wm. Forrist,T. 11. Iii nd hard, Pftttollo. . ' Alter an able charge, from his Lordship the Chief Justice, the Grand Jury retired, and in tive c purse, of; t he. p rocee d i n g.^ ro turned the b i 1 Is men tio n ed in to o th or p 1 ii ce... f . T.'NECFKLIftKft V8. >\AMKS OJI.f.KN. '. '.. . A c ti o n f o r goods so l d a n d deli ve red, $55 0. Felix Neiifel^er, sworn.���������Sold goods to the amount of $4CK>; account!cn.mmenoed Dec, l������&8rj .account produced and sworn t������o; Mr Park applied two years ago for payment. ~ The Judge charged to give verdict for $-.04 50 and int-ere^t at 1 per cent, for "such time an jury wo^ld allow. Verdict-for $450.' THOMA8 SIMPSON VS. KOBKRT DHLS'KALL. Action for $547 for. work and.labor anfl goods supplied. The plaintiifa case was opened by Mr Park. who slated briefly the points the plaintiff could prove. Thomas. Simpson, the plaintiff, stated he performed 60 days1, work on the house occupied by Mrs Brooks; that Robert Drinkall promised tu pay him inspected the work ; t asked defendant for bis bili and detentions never denied it. and offered to give an order for $20 worth of goods on Hudson Day Co. 'The plainUff w������s subjected to a strict and searching cross-examination by Mr liarnston, 'in the course of which .he produced a time- book in which tbe jtetria for the work were charged against Robert. Drinkall. He admitted also that Robert Drinkail's name waa inserted in such book some time afier the commencement of the work, when be (ptnjutiff) d iscovered th at a bill of s ai chad bee ti si ado to /Drinkall of the house. It was also elicited from tlie frtainiiff that he had rendered an account to Mrs Drooksfor the creator- portion of. the wotte, for which he now sued the plain- tift -.. ..'"-:.. Mrs Brooks was called; and1 stated that she spoke to pri ti kail ab out the work be fo re i ts commeiicemen^ond he promised to see Simpson paid. She produced a bill or sale of her own \ft aWnkull of the ho.We. On cross-ex- atnim'tioiii she denied tliat such bill, of sale was made Co, pi ace her property out ol reach of her ������cred" tors; an d when ca\ led on, to p ro- dnm the bill rendered to her by Simpson, she said .it wm. 1 os t,';-.a n d th a t th e. p 1 ain ti ff, o n Mr Biirnston. of counsel for the Crown, stated the charge���������viz.; that the defendant collected Ore dolUrs from a Chinawoman un der the false pretence tbat he. waa authorised so to do. - .':������������������' "": :"..';!' M rs Moy depoaed that the defeh fl rnt.. en��������� ^eavored to obtain money from ������her under juicti pretext, but she would- not give ariy- t-liinffi San Moey, another Chinawoman, deposed that .the defendant made the same representations to her, and that in consequence she paid him '$5. Mr Davie, for the defence, stated that the defendant was the object of,persecution on account of having brought an offender to jus-, tice, and hence the present charge..; Fartu- natelyinch charge would be refuted by the substantial proof of an olibi. as to time i^ad place of.the alleged false pretences. Ah "Vune���������Ata Kwong Lee's manager; on the jttighfc in question the defendant was in our store playing eiiesa from half-past 6 until 10 o'clock. Two other witnesses deposed to r.he same effect. , , After addresses from counsel for defence for it. and constant yjftad pnw_cutiom and m impartml summing 5ttt i';;Vnt.^ "���������c?ne?11? up hy the Chief Justice, the jury immediately retorued a verdict of ���������'" not guilty." Indictment for assault. Mr Davie, of counsel for Crown, stated the charge���������viz..tbat on Sunday week la������t the defendant on being applied to by a .Chinohian named Remog for money duo tt> him, struck him iu the face aud kbked bun in the stomach.- r Remns] Wohg^Wee, and Wa Lee gave evidence of tbe striking ami kicking, and Dr. Chipp as to the ihju rips of the defeudan t. The defendant made a Ions* statement to the jury, who -retired and shortly returned with a verdict of common a?sanlt. ; His Lord*hlp made reference' to-the brutal and coward-like character of the* assail It and to-/the"* defendant^ bud character, and son- tecced him to 12 months' imprisontoeat.; CnrarsAT* Casks.���������The Grand Jury returned a'*' No Bill*' in the case against Jeaii Canx for perjury; aod '���������*���������' Tr������e Hills** against Loo Lang .lias Charley, for obtaining money under cro'ss-e������������inioat ioh;��������� had bee n b u I lied in to ad-1 false preten ces ; Joh n Gisco me. for as. au 1J mitting that it contained items now sued for j with intent to do grievous bodily harm ; Low and was in full of all demands. Sow, -flow Kow and Ah Fat, for robbery \ Mr #tvvW opeired the case for the defence, d* .ny ins tbat tbe: defen ijjant' had e ver sanc- tioned the work done by the plaintiff; that t ne c on 6.saoSr was in a d e w i tilt M rs Ur i jo ks, to whom p)mi ti if had rendered a bill of the. work and fead settled it with .Mrs li rooks, receiving ireoaey nnd settling the account in full of a lit deinandsf tifat the case Was gov- _ emed'bf)^ St^tiJ'^ of^Frauds. Tba^counsel- ^ % Treat a_f..irl.d_H5l3artqgth������slii^^^ ^ Mili-pfodttoUoft of tbii> Von Nou, for stealing a watch { Harry Pearce for en aggravated assault; and a second bill against Soo Lang for obtaining money under false pretences. Harry Pearce was convicted of the assault and sentenced to VI months;' imprisonment. Soo Lang (on the first charge), John Gls* come* Low So w and ot hers, and Yon Non, were ���������acquired. The last charge remains to be trie4 ray. and F re. n ch. d I aims wh ic ti p te d so. well'! it :62.and *63. The company worlcing io .'"th* old Montgomery aod "Buckley ciaime have been '.doing.very well. .-���������- f - ..-a. ,. ������������������ .ff ^ .- ft.iff-M ���������'������������������:���������:���������: "rnk*MKAtiowsl ������������������Xi.f+t 'I'ff '��������� The Lane & 'Kurt* Cariboo Mining co. found gravel at (he roof of their tunnel.on Wednes day. 5t"i In3t_ The badroca "������piicars!..to;'dl������ nv off at;an acute angle,.ind'eating- that deeper ground is near. A:. ���������"���������- ���������;���������'- . %fXf Xf XT. MEETING AT VAN WINIrLU. . ' A meeting,'called by Mr PettWon/yM, hj^i sit lundhard's saloon. *Van Winkle, on Tiiea, d ay ye von I ug Ia#t... M r A da m Prea tice^ccn ��������� piefi'ihe'chair,! aud "Mi*: -iC lleatey ��������� acte^l aa secretary. -if ff... -,.,... f.: ffTi ., I*, Upon being called! npoh J>y /b^i-chaijtme������ Tfo n(lKreWjhe;tnee^mgf.MrPea jiimseif in favor 61 .postal' subsidies;-.befojt givon to Harvey, Lowhee and ether ouklyiu's cree ks. thereby een trai izing j oterests An, i!?er- kervtlle, which wo\t fd cause eompetitij^iY (he* fruits of that competition being a reft.ction in prices, and asacoDsequeDce thereof miner* would be able.to live cheapev. Mr Tearson . xpressed hiniseif as' etrbngly o pposed ta" grant* of, mining -ground: be ing given ^npyoft. peeled creeks to Lane & Kurtz or any other company who might apply for them. lie. wa* also opposed to any increase of indemnityito mem li ers. The in te re������ t of this V ro v in ce ; i_t general, and of his constituents; in pariieirbr, would always meet witb Jits, support if returned &s member lor Cariboo. At the codt������ elusion et\ his speech he-signified his willingness to answer'-any -political question that an/ one chose to ask him. Mr Mclnnes wanted to know Mr PearsoVe opinion on the Chinese question, ia regard U- making them contribute, their share ;owerd������ tbe Government. # " Mr Pearabu was in favor of "i>y������jfj 0B &* &7ooy,~*" t '���������": fff " - -;. if ��������� Mr Prentice wished to know, in tb^ even) of a deficiency in the revenue, by what meant he would propose to eutfment it? Sir Pear* .on replied "that he would be lit far or. of a ������������������ Waste Lend Tax."' Mr John L. Muir said be; wlelied' to put A motion before the meeting in regard lo tba indemnity paid to members^ JQe did.notcon- p I d er the p relent law a j us. a nd f air one. Members from i he outlying conititnenciea being put to a much greater:,erpenee'than those from near the capital ought to have * larger allowance in-order to cover their e*- tra expensea. He therefore moved "That the preaent"'allowance,,ii notade quate, and that an increase oupht to"bo made* to members froni outlying: diatrictSi','v ! , ��������� ' The -.motion wm seconded by Mr Birmingham. ',--"��������� t Mr John Slater moved as -an aroondmenft "That the allowance made: to members.** amply aiiffleiimt.0.���������'���������; Seconded by Mr Joseph Gilmhre'.'." ^ ..X"i '��������� w^n'' m Tfe chairman put the first motion to t?i������ meetinff. when it "was carried by a large ina* joriiy. A rote, of thanks was sriven to tb������ chairman and secretary, when the meetir.p: adjourned.���������[Com; ��������� ; . j T������k FfnsT Tkain f.'onx Yale (Turk's), with goods���������principally candies���������for J; W. Lind- hard, Vunwinkle, arrived ��������� at ^anwinkle r Sunday, June 2d. Phil,Grinderjs train,.(ij Dog creek, with flmir. ^pr KindlFard^tea' rived at Vaawiakle last Monday. on om '#*"- few !fflSBB8_fiiireOT������OTHMti! _____h___; FnSa_ HOTELS; RESTAURANTS, -&c;; :_c Is^wAAAeMrewery ��������� ���������: ^Lavery:^ - ��������� * '.������ .I L? ������������������_.���������"''"���������-; -: r.'.:"".-:;v ^ .. j_i vC. ��������������������������� V- '���������'."-.- '".' ������.' \ f������Mi'\Wa^^ ff ^../fV:-i:.-.������:ic^^^^ ���������'���������:��������� ��������� j ip������ to Inform their friemtR and. tbe pub JiV "wtttg? 1,avo takon tbe :Wdl.kno.vn premises, Jn;;.BarkejvIn 'Whmg favorably patronised while in the occupation -...; of Mr .".Cunto. ,...;,;,.. ,,.;.,...;...' . r 1:1^s^febrated. ��������� XXX;::Ale ������>'M.V;:.i ��������� *HrinSemSmiu.cV^antlsoW by Wa^csaloandite^ ' > tail la its purity; and: ;��������� - tf -.. f- f' --ff pt Constantly, kept on band.- i; -.' ,V. V .' ff.:>.-..>.; -������������������ ���������, it-..-:.-.... j -..:���������.-. t _.y.-;��������� .'-V -.-. - ������������������-.���������-' -.���������_-,*..! -.,:; ' .. ���������; *-.. .. 'Tf.* '"���������& ft'f'. tii-*. ->'i'1 i!" ���������������������������= - ��������� .������������������ V ���������:-:.;; ';���������.--'.' . :.:-* ;��������� i. :_!_i__s;tLib^^ -vi\\ ������uo" always, carefully attended! to, ana" the>est ftj.eus;and locconirobdaiion,;provided forv.their cus- "Vomers.1 cielO f.55^ JilSGELLANESCS:4- ��������� StoameK" -Victoria:. Has commenced her Weekly Tripfl^ leaving Que.uei -on. MONDAYS; and Soda Creek on fit ������������������ ��������� r rv^FRIDAYS at daylight.- ������>���������" Tf PyfP^SkGpyX,.^ i ���������'���������? fTf-.:-.-. ���������-.';-- ;",$5: .-��������� :r: ^FnEipuT,.* Xyy Tf^ V l-cent per lb. .-��������� ���������^"sS* Good* consigned to ua from/:^-below forwarded: Free;'tit Charge" for Storage or Commission.���������"'������������������''"'��������� '���������'��������� V-',: "'.- ' ������������������!'���������'..���������' .'���������.."..���������._ , iXxX;Xt . ������������������'���������;;^MA*RViN:&^KiGnT.' ;-.;;'��������� Qite.nel:. May 2^1872.'' f'p't J niy 1f 4tn ;,Vi;.\-_JAaNARD,;Si:;;:;,i;.V ExpiressLine Stage s ^ .'CARRYING ������1. M. MAILS; ��������� ..1^\V-;.;,'/.':'...',.,'; Will make * ---.-/��������� {������������������if; ;���������-'-'"'���������> ��������� ior'f. ;:.'������'.���������.���������'��������� ��������� ;:" Kegular;;^WeeMy .; Trips . from Barkerville, ArrivI ng in Yale b n Th ii redays, in (ime to co n nee t *���������"Jn i tip tl i e s team er *; 0 ri war d7" To r Ncj w Westminster. '���������. hind wi th the Hi; Bi Co.'s steomer-^Euterpnse,*" ! ��������� ���������'���������'";';/v:;"��������� '���������/���������������������������; ���������"MfSCELLANEOlTS:-!- ea V..:./,-'^- i������,.,.-..V. ; f^XMyf^f^i^MX^M -. The California steamers 1 eave Victoria oh the;7th and 22d of each month.'; fl ff T '��������� ��������� ap27 3m..v F. X BARNAHD. .;'-;ltl4aaiwavii*,uppliee.'wTUr;;tha >.^hat*can "oerpK������a.rod'ia P^jhoo;,; ; ,'-.'.. ���������*-' a ifSiii^le : &-..-':'jl ���������fyfif JbarLq^'.s,.- ���������',-.,,.,:' Fast Freight Line of :AAy.;^ySinmsYfyfff wiea6hArva &Mason A ItB prepared to furnish. I,umber_at,'their Mills', ii: WilllainrCrock, or U.liver it to 'order. J * _ ''������������������..: LUMBRR DELIVERED ON t^HTNlNG creck: at tiie. siiiis rates -as- otf WILLIAii CREEK. ���������' ^������������������,;:v^ Having a Planing Machine ta Operatioa they [villi also lurnisli'- j:,"-. .-; -'.'-.' ��������� ���������'"��������� a.ta* .- *. DBSSSED LUMBER at satisfactcer satei. BCll R I "TI S JI ������������������- G O LU M BIA MISCELLANBOU3. A ffzf LEA & PERRINS;. it *..���������-;-������������������-- ���������:��������� Celebrated -; .'���������'" ff*A* W ORCE S TE R SHIR Ei SAUCE ������ -4 . ��������� O cclare (i by Connois.seu ri t o/b e ���������; .-���������';. THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE; . * Can tion against. Fraud.���������Tbe succe^of this most ������lellcl6us and uurlviilie.il Condiment having caused certain ttenlere to applyrthe no me o\ '*AVdrci's. tershira Sauce" .to tbeir own inl'crlor c<-mpounds, Di������j pabjic la bereby iuiorinca tiuiUui only way".������ pro. cure 'tlio. genu I tie. Is to ASK FOB LEA &; PERRINS*. SAUCE ahd*to se"c ' f ha t t hcir-.na.mes are upon the wramijcr LAUKL8,aT0ri'KU', and BtJTTIE. . * ... . " Soma ol tho foreign' nv^'^^ts having 'beensupplb A with a spurious Worcestershiri .Sauce.upon tho w'rnj ��������� per and labels ol which the unnies ol'Lcu nnd Verrii a havo been forged,; li, and P. civ*' uoti.etl'at tb������y have furnished their correspondent.: witJi powor't attorney to take instant procoodings-airainFi' mam- FACTcniiRsand "vk.vDOKS ol such., or.anyjotheriinilu- tlonsby whtchthei'rrijrblmay ijeinfn'ugcd. Ask for LEA & PERRINS V Sauce anassee ���������Name on Wrapper, Label, Bottle, and Stopper., /'; ;..., .. .-...;.-���������-'���������:���������:.'/ Wholesale and for export by the Proprietors, Wor������ cestc r: Cross en n A RI a ck w������������1J'.) .on d on, k c.,' &'c.; _ ���������* . by Grocers'an <i Oil men univcrsQlly. ; ' ':-���������'" A^ Bartow has -made arrangements to .run; a Line of Stages between '��������� ^> $y^n (The Cclcbratoil? ���������v 'FRESH GRO UN D COFF EE, *:.__ _ -. ���������',��������� " ��������� .��������� * ?"-*'-*-��������� ��������� > * ��������� ������������������ * *��������� ' ' X * ....-.'..* - ���������> *< %<i'ji _%V������ortrirarticlefin. any-wb'icb can be had from be- ..q'<m\i Roasted and Ground on :the -premises.from the 2_*bo>t:selected benies, aud warjajnted Iroe from .aaui. ��������� f^^'fl.iy--yyPp''' *-jl ft. X GObi)SON ! >'___������_! >M!-| *:\ 4..;^/h*v - ���������" 7* _: < ;. - * $��������� p EG TO ANNOUNCE HUtTHBiY HAVF/KEMOv*E_> .;!">_ to. tho spacious premises formerly kuown as the .fit. C oorge Saloon, where.. they w ill b e at a 11 ti mes ���������prepared'tofurcisti ' ',.. ' ��������� rf *'t B'6 A RD A^D ME'ALS ��������� OF TWE BEST QUMJTY. **. . The BAR furnished with the finest_W!KES /^IQDpltS and CIGARS. ;i y < \f ftf^f-' XX$\TiX" -���������'. ':'v : 'M7 ($m * :<fx ______ l:':!^ JlJO d.' J; ROBERTS<JN iGS TO AKNOUKCK THAT HB HAS OPENEI). tAT STANLEY,.'���������-; - LIGHTNING CREEK; Tho Table w"Hl always be supplied with the best "^.ni.fitii thatean be go tin CanUoo, and the Bar with Fiaest Wineav-'- Liquors For the .conveyance ot. Y:K;$'Ti'; ;;f r^e.j.q::h..t.V;-; ORDINARY EXPRESS MATTER; * N^D P A S;S EN-GE RSl. .All.poolls con?ijriied to Barlow's Agent Yale, will-.be forwarded without delay, and at reasonable rates. ...'���������... frfi "Commissions' of all icindai:-promptly executed. Colkctions made, and a General Express Agency.. transacted., , 'ftf'f BarkeryiijeAgent. - ��������� - . - D. KURTZ. Quesnelte, March 25, IS72. ap20 3iii AG-ood Investment. F OR SALE, THAT FIRST-CLASS Situate in the most central 'part of the town of Barker v ill e, and k no wh ��������� as the S������saby (Mo*ib Xmt Cbaeee *%iMiA\ The "houso. contains a Bnr-room, P.irlor, Ten Bed- rooms, most comfortably furnished, and Kitcb en., Also, Bar and Bar room Fixtures and Furniture; Parh>r F.u rn i tu ro, :lliidsf Bedding, a a d B e<i -room 'Fur- niiure, &c.:,.- ,;, f. :-.-���������';���������:��������� ���������-..-��������� ������������������> 'f :���������;. ���������"> ��������� The. above com prices, Tables, Chairs, Glasses, Pecan tors, : Oi rpeU.ilTstr class Pulu Beds, 'hinttresses, BlJiiiketsi'.Sheeis, Pillows, XHlUnv Cnsos, Crockery, and every conVcnienco appertain ing to a Saloon and Lodging House. ���������-;....- For further particuhir??, apply, at the Sextiksl OiBctvoron tbo pr������misoa t������> " / . :,-��������� - . S. P. PARKER, Proprietor.,; jTrjvf- All parties indebted to the ujvlf rslgnod aro ro- questftil to c������ll and sot-tle th eir ^ ills before the 1st ���������lay of Way. next; and all persons baying ci alms against hini are requested to present tho same imiao- Oiatrly. ���������-;������������������' '- ,-'' , All debts remaining tiap.nirl__a.fter. 1st of May will be.piacod in the Hands of an Attorney for collection ' S. P. PARKER. aJArkorrillet Mwfia 2������, 1SI2. _iikS3 Electoral District x>f Cari^ ^yy-yy ^oo/tp wit: ^ v !.PUBLIC>NOTIci..(is.'bereby given to the /Electors;.of 'the District of Caribop tliat, in oo ed icri ce to her, M aj es ly *s Writ \ io ������������������ me vdi- recteii; :and* .bearing, date the. 24 th-day of "Ap ril j in th e y ear o f Our Lord one thousand eight hundred: and seventy-two, I.require the 'preaehce of the said Electors .'At the\ Com;} House, RICHFiKbDV on ...tlie;.,Twenty-third day of Mny.at-12 o'clock, noon, for the, pit r- posb of Elect;i ng a p erso'n to represen t the in in the ''Lepis! at iuo bi \ t h is Pr 6 v i iie'e ; an d th a t incase iv Po 11 be dema n d ed an il al 16 wed j p the manner by law prescribed, su cli "Poll will be opened on the Twenty-second day of June at the tollowiiig-'Pollirrjr; Divisionsr between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.: ' ". Barkerville���������Richfield Court House. ��������� Lightning Creek���������Lindbaid a...Saloon, Van Winkle! Keiihiey Creek���������Smith'a .store,..Mouth of! " KoiiUley. ;��������� r-. ... ; | TfarVey Creek���������Smith's- store; ���������.. Qtie?nel mou lb��������� Government Office... Williams Lake--150.Mile- HouseV SX Omineca���������Germansen Creek Court House. Of all which every person is hereby required to take notice and govern- himself accordingly.' ��������� ..,..--������������������. Given;tinder my; hand.at Richfield, the L3l"v day of May, Qne thousand eight ������������������"' hundred aud seventy-tvvo. ^ ill. M. BALL. myiS . Returning Officer^ Van < Volkenbure:li & Retail Butchers E_ HICHFIELD ���������And��������� A SUPPLY OFTHE BEST QU4LITY OF FRESH MEATS ALWAYS OK -HAND. THREE HORSES {two White and on������ Bay). I having boon loi't on my Ranch last Fall, owners unknown, notice is hereby given:that wtilew tho same arc ro(l<M:nicd prior to that time th .y. will after the lapse of one mouth be sold at Public Auction to defray the costs of Handling, Advertising and Kx- pensoofS.no. ANTOINE BROUS^KAU, ���������Qftcsnclinoutii. May 1st, ISTU. my41ai Bariiard's^Ezpress-' THE-TJNDERSIG-NED,HAS ADMITTED I _?TErHEN;--T1N������LEY and JAMES HAMILTON into Partnership in the above busino&,,from "and after the first <lav of April instant. The business will be continued hfnceibrtli'uadcr the nanie of F. J. BAR. Yale, April 13th; 1872./ ; - ��������� * ��������� : ��������� ; '.yny4i lm Mining Claim: for Sale. .-! NE-HALF OE THE "WHOLE OF THS . . grounu held by the .' '��������� iULS :'.'--WILLIAM CRJEEK. .'..y-. '.. fy n.m-1'' '���������'"'��������� ��������� i Apply on tb������ Claiih to ** ' . * * ^TTTOS. FERRY,.,,, mylfiiu' " Or JOil^.HfLU'. ff A.;.; PEIfDOXA, i h ��������� * *������������������ BARKERVILLE,. COMMISSION, STORAGE. ... ��������� ) G-roceries. Provisions: and ������ s. .*' ..: D ETP OT FOR luyiw r HA VE been; reques.e<|,by Re vera 1 respectably par- 1 ticH, whocali testit'v to the eillcacy uJ'my tfyfteni. to again make public, iTkj fact that .' Moses' Hair I������yigoratpr. WILL PREVBNT RALONESS, ���������..;������ ;: RJRSTOBB IUHt/PlIAT IS.RKCOMTNGTHIN. . OR' FAijLi>fO OFK. and urn.ctua.Uy . .. - GURK SCURF OK DAXDRUFF. This Ib not a mere assertion en my-pnrt,aHl hato i"ri m v possessi<ui h inneroue testi mouials qcrtlfying; to tbe success of my remc'ly. ..... . ���������:..,', ���������;.-" I do not ot 'course prbteu'd that lean make the hair grow on heads w 11 j ch h ave. b e en ��������� bald I'or '���������y ea r^ ; but t'.wOl guarantee to- stop the hair from falling off,lo Increase i ts growth' a n d'e ft'cctu ally remove Scurf <_* Dandrutt". ' .... /; f "W,.pf.-MgSIW,��������� . ,������������������ Barkerville j B.C. , . CERTIFICATE; -' | This'iR to certify that .during ���������last spring my.halr, was rapidlv falling out and my head was last helming oald. when I applied to Mr W. D MOSES, Bar^r, Barkerville, who in a"tew weeks restored my hair *������ its former hVaRhy state.;, S J0AVli)������3IUBfi^ 'BiirkeiviJlD'Dee. ������8������"i#W." , ' t.-.v.,***^.-** ��������� m m p. Mm ��������� Iii ________:' m ��������� I ��������� I ill yM-i
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1872-06-08 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
Geographic Location |
Barkerville (B.C.) ; Williams Creek (B.C.) |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1872_06_08 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 92d57340-d0e1-4d4f-be92-1aab83d4cd02 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0170912 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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