m m BarkerTill^, Cariboo Sentinel.' ���������: ��������� A D. WeTnnni; . / Barrinr/Pp Expirss \ "''��������� ��������� -'. Un mar*!'' s ti sprcM ��������� BamnrtPs Express ���������'������������������������������������-������������������ ���������>-,-' do- -:..v4..do- -������������������������������������ ��������� a# John >Tnrray ; ���������* '���������',. ��������� '. ���������; '���������>. /' )\fr Wr������ lip tor. . %y:.;' ' y pnn ifranrw* .... - Snn Fnmciaon 80 Corribill/ toridon, *%.& Ti.f.H5'-.0AK.mna sentinel Creek, B^yS^ ^.;X$7&: o. Curdfi. ���������'Wcii 1<ir������i Posters ������ nd Proerammw Tor ���������-.-/ Rail*andTheutricnI;Entertainments>// ^f^^x^cttterl with npatnes������anddispatch.^i^i T^rms moderate. TUE BRIDRFJ AT QUBSNELMOirriT; The frilhVwincf f������ fin extract from a letter frorw tfyfH'vii.faflorae ���������Wnltora With Id the QihnmmbI trier bridsre: . *��������� Th������������ Estimates have already been laid before the H< m ������e, a nd o w i ng to, the want o f Woneythe Govern merit !hhs been compelled to defer the vote for the bridge this session Ton will be convinced, on a perusal of the Estimates, tbatfeafl ^%e present. Ministry not; adapted a system of thorough retrendtenent. 'iti the public service no money would. have) % een available for roads and bridges at alt, 5 forw arded your petition to his Honor the Lieutenant Governor. "Had the financial state of the Treasury��������� warranted it, allow me to ssercre you that tlie government would in all probability have favorably considered 'the constructs n of the; ^bridge, as the matter engaged their serious -attention when the EBtiJhfttes.. were being ^framed." ���������FNITED STASIS. / New York, Feb. 18���������Mrs Smith, occupant -of a tenement house on Sackett Htreetj Brooklyn, deft two children iocked up in a room to-day, and while absent the house caught 'fire anlthe c%ildren were feu rued te d������ath. St. Xoiris, B'eb. 18���������Mrs Breckham, ar >rested to-day charged with poisoning two little boys named Hudson with poisoned I'candy, is supposed to "be insane* ��������� New York, Feb. 19���������Last evenrag a mllfc train ran into a passenger train near Harlem, feilling one passenger a������d wounding many. After all obligations esse paid, Horace Greeley's daughters will e*s& have $2P,@0O 1S70���������eom-es fee publication of &e report of tbe.eti5ufiry3������*a[ f&e-cafrees of the fail tf������ the]: EmpSre/' Ko^trgNiew is': added as to bow France vi^ws f be 'bursting of < thafe bubble.-- The evidence <tt H;? Ttfiera' ocfriRrms dispassionate opinion "wfrere he solemnly asserts " Prussia was wifhet prepared 'f or nor desired tlie war���������Wat suclv assertion is oa ihe part 'o'f tbe Imperialists, a lie." Equally conclusive Is'M. Thiers When-he affirms France did riot desire the w*t;; that it livnsuhdettalcen partly to chittfh 'tipthe specnlalSoos of certain fiaan- ciew-4il^;fi)^ Mexican expedition. He ad- mi ts ihe Empire was not overthrown in September, 1870,%ut disappeared from Its irrr.ate wor-tfatessnees^iradytbat Its creatures at the 'Critical ttomeotyfeit .too aebamed to display even the *?#& of courage to" save it. The ex> afainatioii-^^ ?letrlj the Prefect oFPolice; 1 is an exampV������iQff Vising rfkinned aHye./.:That :ex$uncti0na^,bad to adinit he organised in Pans the official patrioh'srn; ;bbncbntfated in the cry-r.ft\B������11n! Thfteportf of the/Prefects attest thai the ;** ntrals1' were opposed to that-latest frtiase of " the Errr>fce it peace!'* ���������One of those pashas; whilst ;rffiniitting the ;q pinion J a his 'pashajic, was hosffleto all war, avowed tfh rett/finess to manufacture a public '.opt uibri wccor^tB% as"< befffiqu arters required it.' The p������c ^/Crramrwt/and'MaTsbal Le. bobf knew at fhe lime of the deel arafione of w^*thHt^ranceAad notasi alljs that the'aK jeged InatLJt of the^Klirtg/of Pi'nssia to the French Afnban^or Bendetti was a pnte inr yention-'^hef latter stated It was not even the v tnirtyia ���������ma^queraie"���������and, iha|%, that Frauce had only 9L61,666 men tolSand ready for action, Whtfa they kne'tv perfectly well a'so that GMrmatiy >a4 -I -200,900 prepared tor the War HISC^LLANEOUS/ did selected assortment, whicli cannot be surpassed in qual������ ity and priee. J. W.UNDHAKD^ Van Winkle; June 6,1872. , HOTELS,/HEStAURANTS, &o. VaSBaiicK^ , CSUCCESSOES TO lfct?0NiO,J Beg to Infota their Melius fand thQ \fib Iff thai thi* haVe tali eri the w������liknow^ prcmlsta la Bvrkerv^tl*; so long favotabiy patronised 4while la tbo odc^paUoti of Jfr N. CuaSoy w^fc 1) ������vrhaftufftetufedJandj(8oi4J^ ftl^ taitia Its purity, and ������ v yv *���������.?���������':'������������������������������������ Si FRANCE. 1THS FA1X OP THB EMPIRK. Simultaneously with the renewed dTcnla-; ^ionof the ** Sedan medal," cepresentkg Na-j poleon IH. we^Ting a Prussian helmet oq one; eida and tlie figure of a vatsorglre on the re* ���������verse���������all the consequence ^ the Bonapart- idta^avinj;. quitted Paris lk& UU Sqptefflberij pAHTBTiN STORYir-rA. wbnSerfiil story comes from Paris. A German professor���������the nationality to be noted���������begged two con* dernhed Communists, named Dod^b and Brun, from M. Thiers, in order that;he Wight, as a scientific experiment, kill them tfnd bring them to life afja^R aft the end of tteee months after death. His plan was to eject solution of cal^c in to the sy ste m by which deiponip osi- tjon was to be prevented; and according to his theory the-patient might be revived, not only at the end of thYee months, but at the end of three htradredyears, sicoofdiag to desire.: In the presence of medial men and pnbllc^ funetioitaries, the Profiessor, having administered chloroform to each ot the men, injected the .solatlon and then bled there till they died. The corpses were then dessicated by the beat of fnrnaces till they shrivelled, and till the skin fcepamo yellow, lfke leather. Ia this state they remained in ambderate temperature for the prescribed three months, and tlien the process of tevivication "began by injecting tlie blood ot two healthy labor- ers and by the application of fhe galvanic battery, The process completely failed in the case of Dodu, But in the 'case of Brun the result was, to say the least, surprising.��������� First, the opaque eyeballs rolled in their yellow sockets, the muscles began to twitch, the heart to beat, and at last.after fourteen hours 'of treatment, Brnn spoke, rose from the table, swallowed a bowl of beef tea and several omrces of brandy, and audibly grumbled of soreness in bis limbs and of ^aM in the regions that had rested on the table. He is now alive and well in Switfcerla'nd, under the assumed name of Fourbe, while a post mortem examination showed that fatty degeneration of tfbe beart had prevented the revival of Dofrfi. So any on������ who wishes to see how tbe worid loofcs a hundred years hence has only to apply the solution calx &&d to leave iSorjBtanUy kept on hand. The Lodging Department wifl bo always carefully {attended to, and the b<������al Beda and accommodation provided for their ca** tomfts. dole LiaHT N IK a CREEK, BARRERVILI-E, RICHFIELD -Awr>- A SUPPLY OF THE ALWA^ ON HAKDv Hi^ING-I^CH^ THE ABOV^ Houl Prom Xtr J. J; Robertson, begs to inlornj the tmvelH-ng public antl the Miners of Cariboo Urn* he will do Wis utmost to sustain tW well-earned t^ jjatation W tlie hioase as a first-class Ho teL Will as \isual be turnisiie^ With tho best the Htitko^ atford&������ '���������-'���������������������������������������������-: ; Is well flocked with.Spirits, k\e% JWiftfel aridJCigaf������������ Are comfortably fbrniBhed,, and.a targftaddition tft tbete^tfiber of rooms 13 now being made. I HAVE beeii requested by several respectable parties, who^ali testily to the efficacy of my system, to agaitj make public the fact that Moses' Hair Invigorator WILL PREVENT BALDNESS, RESTG&B HAIR TdAT IS BECOMmo DHItf OR PALLING OFF, and effectually CURE SCUKP OE DANDItUFh This is not a mere assertion en my partv ae 1 havt in my possession numerous testimonials certifying to the successor my remedy. I do not <sf course pretend that-1 can make the hair grow on heads which have been bald for yeara $ but IwillguaY-Aftteeto Stop the bair from falltUgpff, to increase its growthj and effectually remove Scurf or Dandruff. tV. D. JlOSES, 'r Barkerville, B.C. Are the best in the Upper Country, and will always be well supplied with Hay and Griiav iu20 us*** CKftTlFlCATE* Thlaislft^ertify that during last tytfng my hai was rapidly Calling out and my head Was fast beconi Ing bald, wk&n I applied to Mr W. D MOSES, Barber Barkewlle, Who in a fow weeks restored my hairj Us former helilthy state , DAVItJ GIBBONS BM&^rii4������& Dec 89, wefc1 ' ^HE BANK OF BRITISH NORTK A2)1EB������ 1 lOA atVinrOKIA will until further notice pay *>n money specially lodged Interest at the rate of Four per cent, per annum oil 'deposits subject to./ '��������� teeti Days 'll\jt ce at WlMl drawal, and Five per cent, per annum on De|>0BHs|subJcct|tt>; Thirty pt$* notice of with* dmVaI* I HENRY A. TUZO, . Manager Victoria Branch, Ociobet 18,1872, .K.���������1J SURVEYS AND PLANS BSECUTKD Oa reasonable4terms* '������&* Orders left al JJf a astwaiasraafflM -yy .y 'v'yy 11 my yyy.if.yM y ������?pmie ymm yyym' y <? ���������!���������> iti vy yx sy 3 ������# ipy :<il& ys^iyj ��������� i| ' -!y'>yi>i -V. ���������-. .;"' v,yif.^ .<������������������ ���������iVii-.r C'Hifi *"... j-- '' y ',���������: ��������� i' 'I'i-.'j THE CARIBOO SENTINEL 'SATUR&kYyMARCH 3; I87JL ; Theldebftite on the Constitution J Amenfl-; Tnent -Bill appears to havi been^onctucted^lrrj 'Borne of tbe members in ������t style TiarHly con-'| sonantwith t^ P������!^ >Jank denial and actmsaHoha of veryaeripuB offeices appear to haye been the order iff the 'iday. The mover ef tbe :bill pariiculafly difl :t!ngu!shed himself by^ ft style of oratory In which he certainly has no equal In the Hotise, and for, the creditof Parliaraeritery instihih tien/we "sincerely (rttst'thttt onr mbitf youth- fful politiciaas will .abstain 'from indulging in fthe personalities and Ibuse of those who differ ���������wWthen^ so freely made ^se of )by,tbe nwm- :ber for ' Lil-1 ooet It is eiIher a very weak ycaae or a good? one in ineompeteat hands when its ndyocate; 1 gain g -sight of i[ the; matter 'In baisft, degrades himself and ruins his case ! by Insxilting his ad versary; No in an was ever 7'et^riviaced.^ him he ��������� ifeafool. ''.-';��������� '(X\ ��������� ���������;'">���������-}' '2 ���������; '2 ��������� The disgraceful "scenes referred to appear to have, originated In disappointment and Jealousy on the part of some of tbe Premier's former friends. Me feared at the time the ^misiryJ/jWafliifo happen; and it is a most convincing;proof of the clear sigbtedhegB of Mr DeCosmos that he TefuBeditolavail-himself ofy the ^disinterested . serviceslofthe menilJer: for Liilooet, who has liimself: so: recently givea: eyid������iceypf/bis utter unfitness to hold an office wherein, he Would eawrcisejwjy^ influence ��������� Off; Jbo ftttiire destiales of thisi risrag^^provlttceir' - Mr Hurni- ���������piirey������ must'first learn to control himself ere ^be aspire4o[Me,j^tion^frnlingjpthere^ It m ii, %eTegrtetted that the Indian Agency he aeeins to have been so anxious to obtain was nofe^giyeri bim f he wouldTbave been emln ��������� ently well qnalifled to fill the position. The House and the country would also have been spared the discredMttble^exinbitwniSpx lately witri eVsedr Th e h on; gentle ra aa must eti rel y ^e^nKiousip p^ta*n the ^honbtv ;dfypoli^ilca^, ���������maVtyrftoihloris it*���������hat1)i8 popularity is on' 1he wane andyhe is seeking to retrieve his falien fortun^^y erecting^ipoh' the:fennda- tion of his -bwa conceit a superstructuTe of hatred and CQtitempt:fprrtiip|e who have suc- <ceeQe8 When be bas so: miserably failed. ;���������: Iffbe intendment, itself would\..doubtless;j li ave received differen t ,trea tment fro m the! House had the mbverltrfeated: his subject in a manner wortby ot its importance; W'e have .Sctddbn Death.-- On Monday night last a; miner tiamed David Heenan, employed in the Sprites claim voir Lightning Creek, died like a good man andlv trneyiat Ws pp^feHe waa ^rlcingfm one ofMeArUts wheijibe/broko a ;blbod-vesselX tie wa^ essisted 'lip tfte shaft by Mr Al "Macdolnald, ^which he reached wi th great difficulty, aiid died before reacliing the surface. ^The Goroner beld an inquest on the body,.-abd;tbe jury returned a verdict of death from natnrat Jcbuses^ The^Jr^alng were brought to .Barkerville/ on Wednesday ^Dd interred in the cemetery at Carneronton. The] deceased, who was well known, as a Skilful miner, was much reBpected, and his death Is deeply regrettpd by all who know hita* - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MISCKT.LANEOUS GOMMISSIOH, STOKAGE, ���������KB Sutur day E rfg^M^cixl st . CEiLTtKL Mortoaoes. ��������� .Mr. rRobeTtsODTs amendment to tbe Bills of Sale A������t of Mr SemiIq gives tbe boldier%> a' registered bill of sale of chattels priority of claim to tb# same over the creditors of the mortgagor ia cas������ of batt^kmptcy. The want of such a provision has long "been felt* and the stnend- ment makes cbsttek,.if. insttre^j almost as good fleeudiy as reall estate.���������[Colpoifft, Will be given forth������ BPEpT|I)^M^ Several Ladies and Gentlemen have kindly vohinteered: The performance will conclude with an entertainment by the Cariboo Minstrel Troupe. ���������J&5* For particulars, see small Bills. General 'Agency, apISff JAMESnWlCKHAM, ���������;:v"')' 'Syl^Xt!} BarkerviUp;-v qouN'nr^oijRT, ; . (Before 1. T. Bashby. IDsq, County Court Judge.) * ' ' y "Frtoay, Feb. 28. ��������� Wkst op Ekglano'Go. (by $. F.X������erald) vs. jos. MATHKwg.���������Tfiia was a suit for assessments, due by defendant. The Company had previously intended to sell defendants-interest in the claim under the 6th eection of tbe Geld Miniog Amendment; Act. Defendant protesting against the sale, the Company withdrew it,., and brought suit in .the County Court* to'- riecover the * amoniit'diie; togetber with the. expenses incuiredjn .collecting. J. F. Gerald ^proved ������the am<s������nt due; whicli had been frequently demanded of the defendant. ,;���������:���������:. .:��������� .;������������������������������������ ; ���������-. y ,v " <..;���������? f"'>':;-.'; '. '. :'"'. Wm. Trelaise proved tan ding Ihe bil 1 of assessments to the defendant, and also testified that it was not customaTy. for mining: companies to call a meeting to levyvan asseM- ment.-y ���������'��������� ��������������������������� yy '\ ��������� ���������';":.,y''':''- Geo, Byrnes testified as to the usual course adopted to sell an Interest in a claiih under the Cih section of tbe Act and the custom of miners with reference to levying assessriients. ,: Charles Wilson and 3am es Wick ham- also gave testimony as to:the custom prevailing among fining companies. : :y.-'-'X : Tbe dctendant^was called, and Mid that be had never'laseinr*' pf esecitfed witb thi two last bills of assessments. ; :^ : Mr Park * sted Iits ^ea?e mpon. points of lawrr^^^be Cpurftba^Sno^ mining cases, that no assessment coiild be levied without a meeting of the Company, and that the assessment had not;been proved to be corre<st" :"- X*" ���������'"���������*'..' ''. " '2'\:"':������������������ ��������� The Court overruled Mr Park's objection as to want of jurisdiction: and gave judgment for the plaintiff for $64 75 and,costs, belliff PEJfDOLA, BARKERVILLE," } pKALKU IN ,,-.,,.^.-y Groceries, Provisioiis and ors. ��������� notice^ .;���������;;; HAVING DETERMINED TO CLOSE out my business in Cariboo at nn eailyy.lnte, I ro- quest that all persons indebted to mc by.Book Ac- con nt or otlierwisc will mil and settle before the FIRST day of APRIL, 1873.. My Stock'in Trade for sale Cheap for Casli to effect a speedy clearance. iSS**T!ie premises for!sale.:- Possession given on 1st of June, 1873, ' . ; vy. 'Fob," 7, 1873.; ��������� * ROASTED DAILY AT THE STOHE. DEPOT FOR PIONEER MILLS EXTRA FLOUR <m r y-:W* ��������� fegu LILLOOET. ONIONS and BEANS on hand. no23 DAVIDSON. fc8 CANADIAN PACIFIC SAMOAD AT before expressed the opinion that such an j the amount sued N; less: the costs of the^sate - ^ and expenses of collection. amendment Would be desirable bad we more rapid means of cbmmnnication^ but for this district to. have been deprived of the services. tffi&yir senior member would have been to virtually disfranchise it^ To say that|be'cause this particular measure is not suited to the requirements of the country that the cottntry Is unfit for Responsible Government, is simply iabsu rd. The principle of the tseasure is ���������good, its particular application at present to <us*wduld be bad, as it would delay business, andftver.y;8erious loss both of money and' 4ime would occur, or Mainland members -taking office would be unable to take their seats for the Ressipn in which the change of Ministry took place. The Bill was very aptly characterised by Mr Barnston as " a Bill to ena%le ^ie people of Tictork to govern the country." , At present there is in this province no sweh thin^ as party; it is only the " ins and the outs" /who on very great questions are at fflsne. Neither should there be for some Mme^t do come, provided hon. gentlemen would for ���������get their trifling petty jealousies, and rem em-; foer that they are elected to legislate for the .common weal and not: to further their own ambitious ends, and not turn the legislative $mll into an arelia Wherein tbey can give vent *to personal spite and malice, bringing disgrace upon themselves, dishonor upon their -constituents, and contempt upon Fariia- meaiaryInstHutioas, ���������������������������������������������' ; McWha vs. J. Knight.���������Judgment buhq- mons. ,, . ���������y.;,;,.,;: Xr "���������"���������" . The defendanf testified that be was unable to pay, as his earning were too small. The s Courfc ^prdered., him. to p ay $ 10 per month for. thevnexttw0iaonths,and^$2O per month after. Where you can get supplied with the best ���������������������������'������������������'- -yy-- }��������� v article't>f '",',.:." ������������������' ���������' '. '*������������������; Extra & Superfine Flour^ Iiillobet Beans- 1872^ V CMcagd Baconv ' y ��������� And a general asportment. of Groceries at prices that wiU defy compe ti ti on. ,. DR.CHIPP'S DRUG STORE. ENGLISH DRUGSI' 'PATENT MEDICINES," PROPRIETARY ARTICLES, , Chevalier's Life for the Hair COUGH LOZENGES, &c.. &c. " /&** Teeth carefully Extracted and Filled, - %-���������';���������.;' $&~ Proscriptions and Family Recipes ������o- onnitely prppnred. Barkerville; Nov. 20. 1872. no23 fe22 2m ; JAR. REp; v Commission Agent. .REGISTER OF THERMOMETER . At Richfield. Williams Creek, taken at 9 a.m. eaeh day, showing the highest and lowest range for preceding 24 hours: MAS :. mik. Feb. 22, 29 8 above zero " 23, 22 = 16. - .'"; 24. S������ 11 below zero *' 25. 31 16 ������ *' 26, " 10 12 ������ u 27, 17 . 1 '" ��������� " 28, 32 9 above V NEW ADVERTISEMENTS / Assessment Notice, MELODY COMPANY, QUESNEL.. . EESTAURANT AND BAKERY THIS OLD AND WETX-KNOWX ESTABLISH^^E^fr is always fliippliorl with tho best of everything tbat can be'proourocl in Cariboo. 12 per Week. Single Meals? - -'-2- BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT TfflfcY HAVE fcfetfoVKD .t������ the spsfcious pr^iriisi'8 fnrmorly known nstlo J3t. George S������iiu������n, where tbey willjjeatulijtums prepared tb furnish . ��������� ' ��������� BO A R D ; A N.D ME A L S OF THE BEST QUALITY. The? BAB i. furnishedjjwith-ithe finest WINES XIQUORS-an'd CIGARS. Board, - $12"per Week el? dm Remaining in the Barkerville Post Office on 1st February, 1873. Parties calling for letters in the following list, will please ask for Advertised Letters; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IF ATX AS segments now duo and to become due on tlie Oue Pull Interest In tho Melody Coinnnny's Mining Ground, standing in tho honks or said Melody Coin- pan y in the name of BRICK WILLIAMS, ho not paid on or before Friday, the 7th day of March. 1873, tho said interest will he sold at Public Auction at Barfcervillo at Twolvo o'clock, Noon, on tho said 7th day-of March. JOHN M. GILLIS, ��������� * ' ActhJp Secretary Melody Co, Quesn������l, 17th February, 1873. fe23 ��������� JThe Celebrated FRESH GROUND COFFEE, A superior article to any which can bo had from be* low, Roasted and Ground on tho premises from the best selected Denies, and warranted free from adul eration. jol? , .1, 0, GOODgOK Brown Peter Bridges Thomas Bonnier Farolina Game Fred Cameron WS Campbell A 0 Dodd Jas Daust Felix Davis Fran cis Edwards J E Fichey Wm Galley Wm (2) Gill Alfred Hosford Wm Harris J & Harvey Tbos Hare Oliver (2) Johnston J (2) Jenkins J E Jones C H Jones HW Kemp Wm (Reg.) firt Luce Wm McCormickW.C(2) McDougai Rodk McLennan Alex (2) McLean Adam McDonald Peter McDonald D McDermot II Nathan Mm Owen Win Pollys Wm Sullivan BL Smith W P Skinner R J Sanders Wm Schubert A Tretheway Samuel Turley Jas Welch Jas WrightLG ���������Williams WB IOHNBOWRON, mmffflm mmm Ill1 ^P" SA/TURDA^ MARCH h W7*-. ���������{-������. ��������� ���������" :x$;gx.y$yyfflwi%L >&>: At VanWinkle,-on the 23d February, the? wife ot J. C. BpKBYt Esft., of a son. yyy.2��������� \ vctiNTv^N^ ������������������ : Xy .: ClrntVm, Feb, 28��������� The ball wbneb commenced on Mouday, the "24th,-wound up last 'night.. Everybody*.seemed hijrbly ipfeased. Partieswere present'from Lake la-iflache,, Lillooet^ Cache Creek; and -intermediate' points. ,, ,;. CACHE CREEK..;'; . , Cache Creek. Feb.. 25���������McKenlie, of Kam- loops, died on. tbe morning of the 19tb. ' ���������Yale, Feb. 27���������A slight shock of earthquake was felt here this mormrig./}\ } '2y'K Barnard's Exp resa. with the m'ai 1.1 e f t here forv.BBrkwdl^aV^CCmi'!iyieslcrday. No through passengers. / .��������� :���������:. " . ��������� y2EOFKy:yy2yyyy Hope,-Feb., 26���������A very hfavy shock of .earthquake wasyfe\t here at.about9:15 a.m. to-day. No damage\-dbne^iB^^t,a>ge]^aiiil- ehakinjj oif theinbabitanW SJ :;^ The Vl^bria SliverVMihjqg Co. yesterday appointed Mr Adam Watson Superintendent. and in tend to resume work getting out ore |with vigor;, ..; ,y,;. ..,,.-. },<., yy}' Tbe Prince Alfred iwriyed yesterday. Pas* | sengers :~-Misa S. Irving,;Mrs yCharabefs, H, E. Nor wald; Peter Gorinrirs^ Atlk Farris worth * H. K. Simmonds, Joseph .Uumphries, J. M. Rogrers; A. OiUneiI,;^.;:^EfrUbg^; Garton, J. P. Davies, M. Lawsoh, aud 8 in steerage. Sh������ brings 130 tons freigh14nd att Eastern mail. Q������ebee, Feb. 2i���������The nomination^-of fcan *��������� dldates: for Quebec district as representatives In: the Provincial House of Aesembiy took place to-day. A furious, riotjbegan between the representatives arid adherents of the opposing candidates, ; Pistols, knives and clubs 1 I were,; freely used. About 3000 people took part in the riot, which lasted an hour and a half. Two men were killed and many wounded: Ity ib expected many of the wounded wil I die. The. bus tings ,w;fore 'torn down aiid the, candidates of the/National party beaten. Armed police are now parading the strfeets !a force and have dispersed'j-^M 'most of ��������� the rioters. Conflicts in the streets *?ia -,. f . , .are frequent, v. . . . ��������� y ;,/'.', .. ,"���������" :.- ��������� ;> honTor a new tr;al m New York, Feb. 26���������AQuebecBpeciatsaya two men were Id I led an d several won h ded i n the elect! on riots on Monday..; Ou e ,of the : ca rid������d ates, M.; Pei 11 a trie, ri a rrowl y escaped 4������ath, a bullet passin ^through biscap; The ;other candidate, M:H"'dot,;- was -rescued by bis friends from: threa^n^yyiolebce: ��������� At night a lot of Hiioi'ff fighiinif meri, who had not tbe,-law.and two committed euieide Id jail, one. Gr. Af. Golniere,: oa tbe; day 'lie was to have beenexecuted. .^ .yyy; <',,'��������� :' Xy; Pbrttaod,: p.-: Feb. 25���������fyaiits on .ill tbe railroacla have 5jeen deta tried by the recent anoSw storm, it b������ing the "heaviest known' in this section for teaoy years* '���������-? %y. X' ^ y ; ykey^eat, Fia,;,Feb^23.--^B^ip Nor'- wester, from New Orleans;to Liverpool, with' a cargo of cotton i put in here to-day with: her cargox>nfireywhich has|.;lieen burning Isince 20th ifiat. There ik';no/prospect ,bf saving eithetvahip .or cargo.yy22y}X; ������������������������������������ Washington. Feiv M^lSSri^ye preparations are making i for this i riau git ration 'ceremonies, and the military: and civil organiza^: tioris will ��������� be the .greatest ever seen, in tb is. country.2 The President, and ��������� VIce .president; Senators; Repreaeutatives, Foreign Ministers, arid distinguished civilians from all parts of the Uuioa will attend on the 4th of /March.-' ;:.,y-Tbe/.- President; Secretary '��������� of War, arid 'the Seprotary of;the Navy will review the Cadets of the West Point and Naval Academies;y,; .Chicago,:Feb. 20-rrAt Gaiesburg, lilinois? moat'-of/tbe mlm, Cbbflicte In -the Btreete S5������^in?'{^^^ the caso of Osborne ���������\'2X\y VICTORIA..- ' Vieteria.:; Feb: 20th-~The.��������� GMd Mining | been paid for th^r work, would have wrecked Amendment Bill was read a third time and " sharps arid kerb-stone brokers." poin tec! allusion is made to a,Company of honorabie and intelligent gentlemeu^such men as will materiaHy assist in butldiog up thisproyince under more: liberal��������� !aws^:and-.a: Company whose every act has been chtiracterisedlby intelligence, integrity ? and liberality* :Bear- !P^������^h������werd *: sharper/? I must say it is quite evident Cblbhel Lane is placed in that category by t^sblataritbrato^-The-gentle, man referred to came to the province three years ago, and by his liberality; integrityUmd gpriiality. has won the esteem of all. who have been brought in contact with ��������� him -: hence he haa;raised himself in thpopiriiori of all good meri: to such a pi n n acle that hetean lb ok down pri aUjwhbpresume/to caUliim a- Bharper, even by implication,-with scorn and contempt. Men wb6.i should, bo possessed of more intelligenice, cast ridionle upon the as- sertion tliat one hundred arid eighty thousand dollars has been expended1 by the Lane aud Kurts Co., and make the assertion that they������������������ who perhaps are riot possessedj.of one dollar ^-cou Id have accomplished ally yet done by this Company with forty or fifty /thousand dollars, provided they had the money. That meu of such brilliant Jminds should be pre- ��������� passed. The Mineral Amendment BUI was read a third time;and:pas***!.: ' :. r The corigi*atrilatbry address to the Governor General of Canuda was read and adopted, and ordered to' be fnrwardt'd. The Legislative Assembly:privileges Bill was pahsedvvj thont amendment. ..���������,.. Cons id e mHI e d isr a ssfo ri' arose over the Legal P met iti on ersr iii Uv after which it was reported.,complex.with slight amendments. , cEsqiiimaltyih'i Victoria Railroad'Bill occu- ,pie'd5's: w-������;1i'irrV i������'dis<n������s������in<r, its bearing, af ler which it vViw read a second time. .' . Victoria W iter Works Bill was lost. Umiit'stead Amendment Bill passed second : reudui*. - Itr��������� '-d������rig S ���������<*ck Amendment: Biir was lost .on ������ec������nd reH'linp:. /; ; y'y'v* .' ' '���������'��������������������������� >r���������'���������'-��������������������������� A p-'tiiion^M b������ing circulated ,praying th*������ /{���������} iviTimr* ii';t to: ipi^n: the Consiitutional , Amendmerit Bill arid tutj COrporatto.a Water ' W,r .;,.'!.������������������ ���������:��������� .-"��������� y2yyxX^C)XX. Viotoria.v Felbl ;2fc ^Avnfttifton,?:8^ned: by I ���������*)0 b 1 i*ci ���������������rs, was present������*d ut the Goverri6r piayinir ihat,the aucihyMinister bje.not.appointed. ���������",. y'��������������������������� .y V.'": :V ?".V.'������������������,;,* ' *"'v''! Forty Bills were pissed during the session jtwt closed, viz.};yy .']}}���������.. ., ���������, X'r\' -.;.t;-yX ��������� (Jame ���������. Owi i riiin ce. Election of Members, Courts Merger, Asylums. Dual Representa- ti(Hi. Petition of;RigbtK/^ireinen>Prp.tectio;ni Legislative Oaths. Land Registry Amendment, William?* CreekFire Brigade, Replevin. Pub lie. Inquiries, ,Wiv;es Appuranees, .Courts Kxteriaiori,^ilis^ofSaleAmteri3irie^ m?icy, Agricultnrrtl Society Privileges, Repeal Justices Jurisdiction, 'Constitution; Amend* merit; Public. Works Amendment; Ballot, At- tornies Indemriificatiori, Land Tax, Schoofs Aineridment, Road Extension; Municipality Amendment, Sheriffs Privileges, Corporation Water, Land Amendment; Members' Indemnity, Gold Amendment, Drainirig arid Dyking, Jurors' Al 1 owance. Legal # Practitioners, Homestead.Victoriaand Esquimau Railroad; | arid Mineral Amendment. ] M*''Jy/IX Ubbinapn has'been appointed Mayor of Victoria. The Governor prorogued the House at one o'clock to day. . It is reported that Speaker Trimble will resign his seat to accept the position of Police Magistrate of the city. Ex-Mayor Harris and Mr Courtney are also candidates for the Magistracy; Some hitch has occurred between the Olym- pla Postmaster and the steamer running, to Victoria, as no mail came over yesterday. Victoria, Feb. 22���������Six Indians have been taken into custody on suspicion of haviug murdered Stoker..five ot whom were after-, wards' discharged and one held on a charjre ���������of theft in appropriating the dead man's pistol and clothes. Victoria, Feb. 23���������A copy of the Canadian Faciflc Railroad charter is expected to arrive ���������on the next steamer. $750,000 of the stock is allotted to British Columbia. The Ottawa Free Press Bays it is under- fltood that C. J. Brydges, Lieut-Governor Trutch, and ex-Governor Archibald will be appointed Government Directors of the Pacific Railroad Board. Victoria, Feb. 25���������Mr DeCosraos left for Ottawa overland on Friday last. Thos. R.Holmes. Government AuditClerk since i860, was dismissed yesterday, BexMej,takes bis post his house but for the interference of the police. Onithefollowing day the Dominion military was posted at the polling booths. Snow drifts cut off all railway communication with Quebec. The storm ceased yesterday. It was the severest experienced for many years, and it is feared many lives have been lost. Quebec, Feb. 25���������The disturbances here yesterday were not so Rerious as reported. Ouly one man Wjis killed. PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND. Halifax, Feb. 21���������The Government of Prince Edward's Island has sent a deputation to'Ottawa to*arrange lermn for: the admission of that Colony:iuto the Domiuion. EUROPE. : Pans. Feb. 22���������The Aro;bisbop-of Paris baa tendered his hospitality to Bfehdp Mer- millod. recently expelled from. Switzerland b e c aii fie he.'exe'r cised' h is fun o ti o as despite t he Government. yV y ��������� v i London,; Feb; 50-^-It: is reported that the Eurbpeari Govern m en ts are nego ti ati ng',} w i th a view of recognising the SpanishiRepnblic jointly/Families are leaving Madrid, as; disturbances are anticipated. \ Mad rid. Feb. j % 3 ���������The exci temen t Is Jn- creasi ng, p ar ti cri I ar 1 y among th e i n su rrec- tioriists;,: There is im apprehension of barrk cades appearing. The Red-Republicans are u rgi ng ex t re me m easures. -;��������� The Carl is ts are very active in their operations and intrigues, and the army is dissatisfied, y ��������� London, Feb. 24-���������The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, have officially assured tbe Cora mission ers of the Customs and, Treasury department that they assume the responsibility for.payment of the Alabama claims, ���������ootwittistariding Chief Justice Gbckburn's icb- plied censure.'' .:X2X'y.'.'::/?'* 12'. ,..',��������� London, Feb. 24-���������Letters from Madrid say an Alfonsist, riot ia aritibipated. There i������ great excitement in consequence. The garrison of Madrid is said to bein a condition bordering on insubordinatiori. The Federalists are pressing their policy. . Lisbon, Feb. 26���������The King of Portugal and Amadeus yesterday visited the iron-clad flagship of the British squadron and lunched with the Admiral. j London, Feb. 26���������Tt is rumored that Gen. Ceballo, the Carlist leader, ia marching on Madrid with four battalions. Five foreign men of war are cruising off tbe Spanish coast to protect subjects of their respective governments. Italy, Austria, and a majority of the other powers maintain semi-official relations with Spain pending the formation of a regular government, They are not at present disposed to recognise in any manner the present Government. UNITED STATES. New York, Feb. 23���������At 8 o'clock this morning the thermometer on Broadway was at zero, witb a very cold wind. The weather iB the coldest of the season. At Yorltville, yesterday morning, Elizabeth McGinnea, a beautiful and accomplished young lady, was burned to death, caused by her, clothes* catching fire while she was preparing breakfast. San Francisco, Feb. 23���������There have been 200 murders in this city in 21 years. Of the murderer* il were ^xeguW by -bffieers of for the -murder bf 'Mrs MathewsTand his eie^ T^^/ro^isihg to: $������ surface .through the cutionisfixedfor^ to be/deplored. It is my impression that if they were possessed of any considerable sam theyywould quitrthe province^ taking their money;W-ith them.i. We wduld^:then/ be con* soled for their lri.esr by: the refiectipn that there is a great and im mutable law ri teem perisaUo u, hence by losing sucb capital and great intelligence the'province would be compensated by an improved moral sentiment and character. Iam,&c, JAMK3 WlCKlUM* Barkerville, Feb. 23, 1873. . : :C6rrJ:y/Pa;,- Feb;: 20^The: buildings of Downer's oil works were burned to-day with aome lOOpOOO gallons of oil.,. i . y. }NewftYork; Feb;'.-;25^ A -large nieietirig pt Cubanayaa held here yesterday. Resoiutions and a long manifesto were adopted protesting against allegiance to Spain'and favoring a separate Republican Governtbent for Cuba. , It is said.thatStokefs lawyers inadvertently failed formally toy notify- the Sheriff of tbe stay of .proceedings granted in the, case of; their client until yesterday, only 24 hours before the expiration of the time fixed by law for such notification.: It is said the claims filed against the estate of the late James Fisk.are almost eq;ual to its value.'. . ItiBBaid ex Commissioner Connolly will shortly return to this city. His absence was caused by ill-health. :. y :/ . -������. A case of suapeuded, animation, was discovered yesterday.; A colored girl, subject to epileptic "fits,: was found dead, it was supposed, in her bed.. The body was taken to Bellevne hospital, when signs of life, were discnverecLv ^be proper restorativts were applied)"arid tlie girl rode home in astreet car..' ". .-���������./;,���������: THE" MINERS' MEETING. MINING INTELLIGENCE. 2x; y 'y harvby;cr8bk^ yy yy ��������� >m y . i; ; The Foster toy have lost the bed-rock but have obfained a gobd. prospect of 6 oz: out of the gravel.: The Minnehaha'are taking put soriie gold; the: amoupt npt ��������� kriown: The Cu.m; mi ngs have been repairing be)t: and biii 1 ding new cistern.: ?-!0:ther companies stiH: prospecting, r'^' -';'-:yy*2]X2':''''}~ v-:-s'' ''"���������"'��������� '"*"'"' "!:'- The T\ro Sisters rio. have been delayed by the breaking dbwn of their w^eel.yThe Dis cpvery co. are still raising. The Two Brothers have: struck clay 17 feet below the/drajn.v i ' ��������� v --;LIGHTNING ?CEEEK^ ^J"X'* '':J ��������� , All the claims, belbw/the^ VanWinkle cq. have bectt compelled to��������� suspend': operations owing to the scarcity of water to work the ni THE LIGHTNING, ORATOR. Editor Sentinel:��������� I ask the favor of a little space to briefly notice a few assertions made in public recently in connection with the subject of remodelling the Mining Laws of this Province. *In the discussion of an important question like this men should give utterance to their views, crude and secluaive though tbey may be, and support such views with all the reason and logic their brilliant minds may possess ; but when they step^be- yond the bounds of fair discussion and suffer too many ideas to present themselves to their little minds at once in combining those ideas in their feeble grasp, truth, logic and repartee "are lost and only falsehood is grasped. By your report of tbe proceedings of the meeting at VanWinkle, I see thatone of Lightning's wise men did not think it advisable to amend the laws for the purpose, of giving an opportunity to a few Montgomery street sharps aud kerb-stone brokers to gobble up tbe whole country. Then comes a series of falsehoods and figures, and in drawing a comparison between the Lane & Kurtz Co. and tbe mining companies on Lightning, the former is made to sink into utter insignificance. Of the expenditure of the various companies of Lightning I have no knowledge, but if a correct report of this man's exhibit of expenditure, salaries, &c,? of tbe Lane & Kurtz Co. has been made to me. then I have not the slightest hesitation in characterising such showing as an unmitigated falsehood from begiaaicg to end, '������q toeusrW tho wd������ : Editor Sentinel;���������I understand that tW miners' meeting held on Tuesday week at the" Theatre was very boisterous. All things considered, it is not ihuch to be wondered at.-* Could anything be more preposterous than the message sent up by our senior mbmberjat tbe eleventh hour, on the eve of the cl'osing of the session and while a committee of the House was deliberating on important changes in the Mining Laws, asking us to give an; opinion without a moment's previous warning I Surely it is not a matter of a "������. house- on fire.7- If it was a part of the present Min������ istry's programme: te effect changes of such magnitude, why not send sooner to. give alt. an opportrinity% consider their bearing oii our interests? v;;It looks very '..Wticb:'---Uk!ii,.-;������ik attempt to steal a march on us, and the result of some wire pulling. . Tbese sudden impulses as a rule are vnot.; "yery... healthy-~" marrying in' h as te an d re peritirig at leisu reV7 it ;��������� is fa c better to bear for aribther yeiir the evils we know of than opening the door/to others per* haps more niineiis; in their effect. s It is' general 1 y conceiyed that capital & wanted"to effectually develop our mineral re* sources; and whieh brought should be fully protected. The - drdinary inirier'b capital ia his labor; that aiso;should be protected'with him who; brings his, dollars������ A settler oa agricuItural 1 ands, after residing, a cef tain period :and experidi rig a cerlain sum ia i in������ provements obtains an absolute title to the property; Why not the miner also ? Even good lays will not necessarily make good claims. We'have been legislating for years, which included: numerous changes in the laws affecting quartz mining, while not a ledge has yet been found worth working, " Firat catch your hare and then cook it." It is to be hoped that this country ia not to be made. a field of operation for unscrupulous Bpecula������ tors of either London or San Francisco. They are the bane of every country they are found in. Tbe Company on the Meadows under Colonel Lane has expended a goodly sum of money on their claim, and may they succeed to their hearts' content. The four and a half miles on an important creek included in their charter is a proof of the liberal spirit with which they were met and gives them elbow room enough for tlie employment of all the capital they are able to bring ; but the recollection of the attempt to obtain another on Lightning creek, to cover about two miles of ground already occupied by other companies, suggests the propriety of vigilance on the. part of miners generally, ' J. E. Eureka, An tier, Feb. 20. Benefit at the Theatre To-Kight.���������Let it be a bumper! Tbe cause is a good one, and the performance will be worthy of it. Lots of fun! Christy's Mmstrels! Laughter better than physic. " l No less than six cabins have been entered within the last month during the absence of the occupants, and everything in the shape of food carried off. Of course, it is almost im- pofi&iblv to fleteet the petty ' 's*-- Bis :f HE DEVASTATION. As-t'iis great Monitor progresses in beroirt- tfifc at Portsmouth the fascination she exercises rover tbe minds of naval men becomes daily nnore-evident, and yet probably no vessel Of -war lias ever excited so great a diversity df ���������opinion. All agree that the Devastation is a wonderful fighting mac hi he, and that there is: ���������really much "to be learnt in tbe handling of rguch a machine quite beyond previous expe- irieuces at sea, but these are the orily points tipon which they <san be found at present ninanimoue. A goodly number stand by tbe ���������original design of Mr Reed,-with thelow'free- 'board forward and aft, and say, "*Wa stand upon scientific principles, and we believe in Mr Reed's original design,-and altogether dif- "believe in opinions expressed arid alterations made in a design for an entirely new kind of "war machine by non-scientific-men.'' On the other band, it is 11 nred by the advocates for ihe decisions arrived at by the committee ���������presided over by Lord Dufferin, that the Prestation, ijas been very greatly improved in ���������the amount of fiefhtiog force when rolling at ���������extreme angles, in convenience for her officer^ -an d ere w, and in safe ty tb her fore arid a ft ���������magazines from rakibg fore or aft Are, by the ���������alterations and additions suggested by the 'committee., .The Devastation, in fact, was so; ���������entirely new -a*type of war vessel when ber ���������drawings were completed, that as she grew in ���������dock points ra ber constructive- arrangement *jame into prominenceyand original ideas had to be modified. Under the conditions o' change which tbe Devastation has undergone, an'd which her larger sisters; tbe Fury and "Teraeraire* are to undergo, we can well dismiss all wonder that opinions held by naval irien upon tbequalificatioris,good and bad. of ^the Devastation aa a sea-going craft should be widely divergent. "Now, we know the^ower of the DevastaliocTs macblnery���������tbose magnificent twin screw engines "by John Penn & Son,and the exceptionally ^great mean speed of the vessel under full steam ; the ten thousand tons weight of the vessel moving through the water at this speed as a rarii; her won- -derfiii handiness and powers of turning as a ram *, the penetrative and Braashing energy of toar. Mfour 35-ton :gnns, a������d the resistance to any enemy's shot-given by the-heavy armor plati&g arid its iron-framed backing, over the turrets, the water-line, or line at which the -ship swims at load draught, and all otber parts connected with the ship's "life'* as a ���������floating structure. These are all acknowledged: facts; but the great thing is, the De- ��������� vastation has. not yet been to sea. What can toe;reallysaid for or against ber stability and 'buoyancy at sea, and her ��������� habitabillty-^two of the gravest^^ questions that^can n<&w be put forward?..": ������������������/ 'J. -.'.. . ��������� With regard to tbe probable behaviour op the Devastation at pea, it is only possible, without: present lights'upon the subject, to i&ifi up* the views expressed by Mr Reed in the last number of Naval Science as conclusive of any opiakn upoa the subject. The diagram there given :by Mr Reed (upon her. present form as possessing the broadside superstructaire recommended by Lord Duf- ferinV comniittee) places the Devastation' above any possible chance from danger by inclination under any 'conditions of sea. or wind, so long as her engines and twin screws are, kept mwiflg. When any vessei, as a steamer, drifts into a position at sea with absolutely ho '���������*. way" upon her, she must ineyit ^tbly go down as the Captain did, if struck by & sudden squall of wind and with any canvas ���������set. The Devastation has no sail to set, but, if sbe were caught lying motionless upon the water in the Bay of Biscay or off (he coast of Portugal by a strong Atlantic squall, the chances are Bimply that she would go down, as the Captain Went down. In Capt. Hewett's liands she will be safe, as she would be, indeed, witb tbe majority of our naval officers, whose rule for tbe ship's preservation, and overriding all other things, would be���������'* keep ihe screws moving." The babitability of tbe Devastation as a eea-golng craft is a matter well worth considering. If we take the DevastaUoaia harbor I or during fine weather at sea, she will be found R������very comfortable and weU ventilafed vessel. But as the Devastation is a vessel inr tended to steam over a distance equal, to a voyage to "New Tork and back again without coaling, she 'must be considered witb a view to whatlier condition will "beln her sea-going trim in rough weather; with all the openings fast'battened down, arid /with the;ajr^for breafbmjt by the officers and crew only to be (Obtained below "by tbe aid of mechanical ap-;; pliances. So far as the trial of the ship Ont- side the Isle of Wight can furnish data, there is every reason for belief that the supply of fresh air has "been adequately provided for, but this important question of the ventilation of the ship can be only definitely settled by her trip to sea. and in rough weather. : ; Tbe accommodatton below for the officers In the after-part of the vessel is most ample. The beigbt between the decks is no less than 7J feetj and the breadth and length of cabins arid mesa berths is proportionately large. A system of air piping is carried oat through all parts of tbe ship below. ��������� ���������: - The half-raised forecastle Tot tbe accommodation of the crew forward is fitted withair pipes and stop-cooks. The " superstructure;'J! which, as we "have oca previous occasion ex plained, is an addition made to the Devasta- tion upon the recommendatipri. of the: Committee appointed by the Admiralty to inspect upon the designs of ships. *&c, is simply I a raising of the freeboard of tho vessel amidships, or for about three-fourths of tbe ws-; sePs length, by ordinary ligbt iron platmg,; sucb as is used in the building of ocean goiug steamships. This gives a covered passage-of alsout ffve feet lu width on e������cb side of tbe: breastwork armor-plated walls; but baying more space at the after ends, it there permits a space for a captain's cabin, of horseshoe shape at the elliptic ends, with a ward robni frr the officers at fhe opposite side. ft-also g:ves room for a capital and roomy Rleeplriir cabin for tbe capt am; for a roomy engineer's mess.an equally roomy sick berth, andbther offices. Altogether, we havftreason to .think that the Devastation will prove to be at sea; a not very uncomfortable craft/or short voyi ages (and it must be remembered that .she is intended for nothing else than short voyages) and'that whatever faults may be found existing when she is fairly tried at sea, they will only be such faults as may be reasonably expected in. so novel a craft, and such as ennbe very easily remedied.���������[London Times;���������> LEGAL NOTICES, <&c. MISCELLANEOUS a 51 ;";/������������������;;;;:������������������ ^gTirc^';:,/./;; -:. PtJBI JC NOTICE Is liorehyypi voni." that Awn nud after the 1st, flay of Seplemli ������r 'riext; ��������� oil Births,; Deaths arid Marriages within the Province of British Columbia are to be'Itegisterediinder the provisions of .** Tho Reeistratibn- ofr Births, Deaths and i Marriages** Act,. 1872,??, .at the'. Ofilco of: the. Districttoefetrnr, of the District wherein; the same'respectively shall, tnlce place, arid within the times following, that Is to; say1: BIRTHS���������"Within 60 days'from the. da to thereof! y T>R ATHS-iiWith in' TO il a vs after i irtwmHi t. MARRIAGES���������WitWn SO days from the date therebf. v'Every Householder. Head of n Tamily, 'Clcrpymmi, Fhysicldri, or other 'person fir ���������Jp^oris, reqliircd by tho sai'f 1 Act to repwt "Hirths, Deaths and. Marriajt'es, who refuses, or wilfully --neglects; to do, so,.with in .tho.timefi before named,:wflll>e liable to a penaltyforeach.ond every offence of tioi less than IFtvo liollararorpinre thim T wen ty DoUarRy to' be '��������� recovereii w i th bosts "b'e^ fore onyllUBUcn.nf.fhe Peacehavlnp 'jurisilictlori 'within' the locality where any such ybffcnce.is commuted agcBj-ust the said Act.'- '���������''���������'���������-��������� *}%2 2'-).,' , '���������������������������-: i'- By command. "������������������"'���������*- .y;:y :}. .- ^ ���������'���������?,, H- B.Wi. AtKMAN; - ,f -. ������������������ ��������� ''X'f.-:. . . .. ,���������'������������������,..-. Registrar General..':' Land Ttegistrv Office. "..' \ ��������� : !Z ���������\,-:-:-r:.:;Auiif.-----8i;'i872l*V;^";vl !**���������-'���������' \X"yy"-r"; /''-eeU-i--' 5 BARKERVILLE, B.C.,. . HAS RECEIVED A Jim LOT OF ; , ifouss'6? Ass-bmsi.v,;2d z&ngust, 3872.,.; Kxtr^ct frpm^Rtiles relativeto Priyate Billisl 60. All applicatirinR for Private^-.Biil^ properly lihe siihject��������� of: 1 egislation by* the LepiPli\ iye Assombly pf^ British Colnmlda, 'withifrtli* parview of'���������" Th* British "North America Act. 1867;1' whether hr the miction of a. B ri dgo, the ra aking; of .��������������� ;Ka i lroar!,; Turn o I Ice Roa d ^ or Telegraph Ling Hhe cnnstrucMon or \ inprove'oen t of;a. jHarbor. Crmh!, Lock; barriVii>}���������&]trie: oro������l������irliko work; tire grantrajf bf/liripht i^������m^;":th^/|&ifll^'>Htf^^f>f any particular trade orcaTTinjr, or nf any J/iint'St'icV ^Company; or otherwise for grnntinrr"po any inliyi !ua! :or ihffivuluais sriry exclusive or peculiar rte'tfs or. priv ileKesi whatevcrr,- or for-: dolnp nny nvittor or thinp which in its operation wonlrt ;ajfect"^ln' riffht :or prop erty of btherpartiep, or reiato to any p/rticnlrrr class' of the corhrminityjU'r'formaking-on an tenement ������f a like nature to any former Act, shall rea,uire n Not ice.. clearly and".dl^vnctly'ppeclfyiujj the uat nre ������Vn4 oi��������� j^cj of the application,; to -he published ?is;Nlowsi viz.: ;* r, A.Notice inserted in. the tBritish Colnrnbi" Gnz .Ue, and In one newspnper published in ttiey'iptnct af :*ected, or if there be-no newspaper paKHsheri th^r Id:' then in a newspapersni the next neaW'St ilistrict in which anewspn-per is.hublisbe'i.^y \. Ji^r.Such .n������>r?ce .shall; he conUnue^d in ear.b;case for a. period of at lea'stisix wo'eks^ 'd"nrlne;: the Interv-1 o time'between the ������loso of ithe next��������� preceding'Session anfi, t be consid eratl on - of the petit ion. ;��������� ? -. < -,.. r.y..--:'y v 61. Before any Potifion praying Tor l������������nv*: io > rin*: In a Prlvnite Bill for the- erectlon: of; n Toll BrbV' if presented to the House, the person or p'^nrip int nil ing to petition.for stich Bill shall;; upon si vine th'yno tice prescribed, in the preceding, Rule, *\1.bo ntthes'itnt- time, and in the sjme manner'piye notice of tho rites whlcli they intend toask, the extent ���������������( th" privil 4Re. the heieht of; the arct.es,- the inter>';������l between thf? abutments or piers for the passage of .rafts or,.vessels, and mentioning also whether they int nd to er/'Ct a drawbridge or not, and tbey'imansions'-of ihe same. . CHARTS /;pOT>, ,. ; seta to " Clerk of the Legisiaiive Ajjgetnbly. , Also, agpodassprtraent of l GROCERIES; PROVISIONS; LIQUORS, CIGARS,, .' "I RUBBER & HEMP PACKING, LARD OIL/&C, for Machinery October 5,1872. The FLORENCE is tho beit Sewing Machine "for Famjly use, becauM it to"Midom"geti������Mt of order,..If th������b h orw not working wdi in iiU;CAdF6RN!Ai.':;' :;'"',C"-:'.: 22- iOREGON^/y/,;.:"..,;;,,',���������;:;' WASHING-TOM TERRITORY, '���������- .������������������NEVADA, . '���������",' ' ���������;ibAHOr>^:'r^ :���������������������������. . ���������'���������'��������� '������������������ALASKA,'' \\' BRITISH cbUIM8IAf MEXICO,, '���������'y . JAPA'Mf';iii:-V'-yy Or/ CH INA, -tf InlbTnied of f jfc I wilt ^x It viitHotit-ihy oxpihio- to thr ��������� owner^,. *. . ,., . / SAllUEt: H^ : I IRAKO HOTEL BUIlDI8ee .gAKy-'^A^CISCb^-pAfc, S*nd"for Circulftrs ind itmpl������������ of the work, Active Agents vyanted In every place. ���������; {:yyy.y:^AJ^3yyyyy. Under temporary arranireniVnt for couvey- ance of the Mails from. Cache Greek to Okanagan, The u Qd������Tsign ed h as p 1 acW! a 11 ne of Passen- :?: get Stages on the ;..'. ;."'"���������' ' Celebrated worce s ^r ek; s hi������������ sauce. Declared by Connoisseurftu be'..,... THSvONLT. GOOD: SAUCE, r- THOMAS FLETOHER wishes to inform the people of Cariboo that he Is-prepared-to.. CAST ALL KINDS WORK OF BRASS At the Bhortost notice. J2g2* BOXES kept oq hand ot cast to order The Store is also supplied with a general assortment of Goods, which he intends to sell aft a small profit. Fletcher's Heating Apparatus with Hot Air Saves the expense of Stoves, Fuel and labor, and lesseus"the danger of fire. It is as welJadapted for Shaft-houses as "ordinary buildings, is cheap, a&p is warranted to give entire satisfaction. Caution against:Fraud,^-The successor this most delicious and unrivalled Condiment having caused certain dealers to apply the name of * 'Worces. tershire Sauce" to their own Inferior compounds, the puhlic is hereby informed tliatth^only way to pro* curt the genuine, Is to ASK FOR LEA & PERRINS' SAUCE and to see that their narnesare upon the wrappkr LABEI.a,STOI'J������KK,and������orTI.E. *���������' Some olthe foreign markets having been supplied with a spurious WorcestcrshircSauce.upon the wrap, per and labels of which the names of Lea and Perrins have been forged, L. and 1*. give notice that they have-furnished their correspondents with power o| attorney to take instant-proceedings against manit- AcxuRERSand VKNDOBSoi'such, or any other imtta* onsby whichthcirrightmaybelnfnnged. Ask for LEA & PERRINS' Sauce and see ���������Name on "Wrapper, Label, Bottle, and ^topper. Wholesale and for eicportby the Proprietors, Wor cestcr; Crosse and Blackwell,Lopdon ,&c., kc,; byGrocersandOilmen universally Runnlnjr in; close, connection with the Stages from Yale to Barkerville. ' 2 yyf^y'^ Person's yisitinjr the Okanagan Dxstrjet will And this by far the most convenient mode of travel, ���������������������������.";'-���������'" jz^r Stapes leave Cache Credit i n Wednesday mornings-at 10 o?clock-,:and will return the following week in time to connect with the Stages going North and South. Y*i Wil r be transacted over, the route. Freighfc carried. Parcels delivered. Commission! executed. Collections made. ���������- au24 2m F. J. BARNARD & CO. Last Chance; Lightning CreDk, > Ri JAMES WICKHAM HOLDS power of Attorney, and Is fully authorised tcj Collect.ail Debts due to inc. All those knowing themselves to be in my debt, by either Note or Account, will flleaso make immediate payment to., ray Agent*.. &*2 l ^BaifsefyEte, 22d CoU^r, Jgffl, ARE preparedj������to furnish Lumber at their. Mill8y William Creek; or deliver it to order. v-_ LUMBER DELIVERED ON LIGHTNING CREEK. ' Having a PianinggMdchine/in operation''thesgr wil also furnish lESBESBB"1
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1873-03-01 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
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Barkerville (B.C.) ; Williams Creek (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1873_03_01 |
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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 | 10.14288/1.0170989 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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