pi f|l If Vol. 12. Barkerville, William Creek, B.p:,;"Satto^ Fo. THE CARIBOO SMf OTE Published every Saturday by R 0 B EAR T HOL LO WAY. Subscription,���������"���������- -. 50 Cents per Week. -BATES OF ADVERTISING. For one square (one inch), first insertion, " ;cf ... ono month, - For two squares, first Insertion, ' "... ono month, ��������� ��������� .-"��������� ��������� 5, Agents for the,*4 Cariboo Sentinel.'f' Van Winkle,:;'.;;::'.'; Quesneimoutli; ' yi Soda Creek, -';-!' ".'..-., OHiitou - Yaic,. . \0:y:% New Westminster, : Victoria, . s .������������������ . 1 Bean & Coy \ . '[. - Mr J i TV. Lindhart . . -.- ' Barnard's Express Barnard's Express Barnard's Express - Uo . do John Murray. - . .John'ColIons, _ San Francisco BEAN & CO.;, ' PACIFIC COAST ADVERTISING AGENC Y, .. 410 Montgomery street, Are our authorized Agents in San Francisco. : THE CARIBOO SENTINEL JOB PRINTING OFFICE Car**. Circulars. Posters and Programmes for Ball sand' Theatrical Entertainments jj^-Executed -with neatness and dispatch ^gf "���������.*.'��������� Terms m o derat e .- A RUSSIANS VIEW OF THE FUTURE. The-following conversation (says theLon. Hon Globe"), recently took place between a tvellrknown Ru'wirtri nobleman and the writer: '���������[ repeat Avbnt I said," observed Cracks Koff. " that England will not occupy her present position for very many more years." "Then who will take our place? You?" " Perhaps." . " But you can never become a great maritime power." " No, we shall be a military power; but your dominion over the sea will also pass awav." *��������� Who will take it?" ^Tiijfi .Scandinavian monarchy. . I mean Sweden, Norway and Denmark. All great maritime nations have passed away���������the Dutch,.the Venetians���������and it was on the ruins of the Spanish Armada that you rose to the first rank. Some day your enemies will combine to give you such a defeat that you will never recover it. Of course these ..changes will be gr.adual;. We shall take India, to which we are steadiiy advancing, but we shall first go to warflwith . Prussia, j.? ..''���������.'. ��������� il And what will become of her, or rather, of the Germ an; Em pi re?" " It will be divided into Prussia, as a kingdom, the head of the Protestant States ; Bavaria, will occupy all the Catholic portion ; whilst Hungary, Bohemia and the Danubian Principalities will form the Kingdom of Scla- vonia, and Austria will become a third-rate Power; France. will:recover Alsace and Lorraine, but.will lose the portion of Italy ceded to her. There will be no "Pope, but Rome will be the capital of Italy." "And Turkey?" -������ There will be no Turkey. Constantinople will again be the capital of the Great Empire.' Spain and Portugal will probably be joined into one kingdom." " And Malta and Gibraltar ?" " You will have to give them up when you yield , Canada to the United States, who will also take Mexico." '��������� But will not France help us ?" "No. France will remember how vou have behaved towards her during the late ������"*���������' Your policy in that,campaign will : ;-.:fV'You have not told me what will become of Holland or Belgium in your Heae.'' " Holland and Belgium will again lorm one kingdom, but with the latter as the most powerful portion. Luxemburg will revert to Germany, and Schleswig-Holstein to the kingdom of Scandinavia." " What family will be on the throne of France, do you think,- after the present troubles are at au end ?" " TheOrleanists, for a time; but eventually the Napoleonic dynasty will return, and establish itself more securely lhan it has ever been before."'. . ���������/.;���������������������������; ��������� "^You said just now> that there would be no Pope. How will the Roman Catholic religion prosper without'one ?" . .."There will be no Roman Catholic religion, properly speaking. The. declaration of infallibility was; the deathblow of Rome; and people are even now beginning to open their eyes to its great errors. The marriage of priests will break down one of the very next -barriers.".;" '*'.���������'��������� '77 fi 'X- " But you surely do not suppose that the Greek-.religion will be adopted by alt the world?" "No ; there will be two great Churches for a leng time���������the Eastern or Greek, and the Western.or Protestant. These two, will one day fuse together; as in their tenets "they are not widely apart." " Where will be the head of the Western Church?" ' V ���������;��������� "In England." ; ���������". . "But I thought you said that'we should not be any longer.a first.-rate power?" " Nor will you, but your island will remain intact, and become the head-quarters of the Western Church." ..'���������': " You say * island,' why not islands ?" "BecauseIreland will most probably be a separate kingdom or republic/7 ��������� ... '. Then how about vour-Ireland ; I mean Poland." " Ab,1 we have cut that orange into too many pieces for her ever lo prove too trouble some. You see Austria and Prussia; together with ourselves, all possess a portion' of Poland." :.:������������������ " Do you suppose that Russia will last for ever, then ?" "No; but she will last till the five groat empires of Europe, Asia, Africa, America, and Australia arise." "Australia?" " Yes, Australia will probably prove tlie strongest of all. She will be ihe richest, and j her resources are boundless." I " What hinders these great changes you I talk of from taking place at. once V- \ "The want of population in countries like ours ; the over population in lauds such as yours." rmi.! -13l_l-^lH!g__l.SV" 'J^-H !������������.���������������������������������������������������'.��������� ������������������'������������ ."���������-������������������if. .���������Vlg'-J'-^U FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR,j .-.;PORSiJtEAT,Cl!STONmiS..... SODA CREEK, '������������������';' ; / QXJESNELLE, and BARKERVILLK J. HARPER, MISCELLANEOUS. NEW GOO-D&! JUST RECEIVED AT ..",RJENjyiE's MISCELLANEOUS. Alarye supply of. LADIESAND ..GENTLEMEN'S OOTS SHOES Asi): SLIPPERS. JS&2?. New Goods wi 11 .be received every week "during theseason.\-^tg������./Ay. BOOTS, SHOES, Clothing and Groceries, /'. OF,THE BEST QUALITY. For sale nt the Store of the undersigned in Barker ville,ojjposit(!tlie Bank ol British Columbia. Xi - \'-0i.'.".7. '7. A 7\A;\V. REN-NIB. : EOOTSIABE 10 ORDER; jel7 -; - as usual ��������� ...>....;, COMMISSION, ���������STORAGE, AND General Agency. apl5(f JAMES WJCKHAM, Barkerville. To the Electors of Cariboo // //':, and Lillooet.'; ..^!;;/ j. gENTi.KMj;y,,.-. ... a yy.[, ���������-.', ,',*.. - ../[ [ ':.-.. 77 . ;.;.-. In.piu^uiince.of-.the.-.terms'jof Union yon will shortly lie called oilto elect a roember from our joint Distr]c Js to rep resen t yo i i iiii. tlie Hoiise. o f Co nt it i b ns .of Canada. If i ������r th is posi tip n I ri o w olfe r my self i is a can- d ida t e, . a ii d sbpii 1 d. 'yp\i. do mo! tne ho n or' o f '-'returning me as your Represenlatiye I shall, to the best of iny a.t>ility, strive to pijoye tbat yoiir conlidence has not'been misplaced1. 7/. .If elected.I shall.iise ray best euaeaypW.lo pro mo te the i n terests ofi' ou i\ Pro v i nee- )ip[ fa r a s;'. t-tiey . c a ii b e ��������� a tTec ted by Feci e rat .Leg] a I k ��������� tion. and", above al I to,, exped 1 te the grand bond of -Union��������� the. Trans-continental. Railroad. ;,',07/.,' ,-������������������ ;���������-''.-.. 7/7/yi AirA' ^y/y W i th re fere n ce, to /gene r a I: p o 1 i tical m .a iters. I c an ;6nl y say .a t presen C.. .t hat t \ f ji oho red by your suffrages, I shall go to the Hqnse ot-jCoiii- m o ns u'n tr a in nie 11 ed ���������: by.. p a r ty. j ob I igati b n ������. save th at I .sh a 11 con si d er.it my. Ldu ly, \ a n4 tti������ duty of every member fro mi his Pr.oy.in.ctf, lo lend! a cheeri ul sii ppo:rt .to. tlie [ Mihisiry 'to' whom '.we. owe our -new iiirth;aiid' political, en Iran oti isem en t. , : ������������������i/'y0'A:7.... Ai/iy; > iy.' ..:I have'tbe honor, to be^.;.'.' A\ 7 i -.....; .';';;;'Gentlemen^..,-..;'.' /yy.i'x i��������� .. ' Yciir (������bedientservant,-'," ".. 0X7. 7 7x' J. SPENCER THOjlPSONV ;;! Barkeryille,;Sept,79.. 1871. ;''.':. 7 ��������� ���������' 7.';Ay BRITISH COLUMBIA. P K OCL 'A. iimxxQ w:/ A. PEIDOLA BARKERVILLE, COMMISSION j STORAGE- Groceries, Provisions and Electoral District of Carr -boo, to wife ��������� :x00 "jpUBLIC NOTICE IS .IIEIIEBY- GIVEN* *- to ihe Electors of the'District of Cariboo that, in obedience to. Her MM,jesiy?s Writ. lo me directed, and b.eariug dam the second day of October, in Hit> year.of 'pin' Lnid.Ou* thousand':.'eight":- hundred and- seventy ���������one.' [ require the presence of the said���������Kl'ectors at the'COURT HOUSE. JUCT-lKIpfcl). on ih������������ 2.3d dsiy of October, at ELEVEN orelock iu ihe forenbot!, for the purpose of Electing Three persons to represent then������ iii the Legislature of this I'Vovfuce ; iiijd tiiatih case a Poll be d ein a n d ed a n d al I o wet I i i i t li e ni'hi i n e r by law prescribed', such Poll will 'Mi* opened on ihe SIXTEENTH day of NOVEMfifefi. at the liruUvniieiitibri'ifd places, belvveen the hours of Eight, o'clock, a.m., and Four o?clock, p.m.: ; Van VolkenDiirgli & Co. D E P O.T FOR ; ��������� I ������0'6;Cai������K.:JXpA/PlQ:DI. ' "mvJ0'v." "' ;cwers ? war. prove the beginning of your downfall. Had you interfered, Germany would not have been so puffed up with conquest as she is at the present moment, and Prance would not liave had cause'to remind you how you deserted her in her distress." Barkerville, Richfield ���������And��������� piEvmioi BffiER wm mm. H .\ V.B b oon r eq u es m d b y hv. v fi ra 1respt'eta h 1 e pa r ��������� tIt'K,' w11������ionh U:*lily to C[\o olllcacy otimy systeni, ui agsiu luaUfj public the 1 act.thai Moses' Hair Invigorator \f I LI - PREV RNT 15 ALDXKSS, j{ ESTOKM MAUI Tli AT 1S B E0OX11 N'ft TH IN () K 1<'A U.IXG ������ K P, a lit l - ei Ice I. u; i I !y j ' ��������� ��������� f/URK st;uitf'oupAXimuw. I Thisi*> not ji inert: assortum on nty part,"as I havo \ i n o (V P1 )tJ s ������*&��������� ton ouni ������ro us t us ti ni < j nittl d our ti I'y 3 ng* to ! tin*, sucisv^ol n������y rcinetiy. ". j i (in mil. oi ������i>ui\s>! prvumd that T can ranks the hftfr i //n ���������> vv Mi 1 * wte wi * i o n h a v ������ i>fi <��������� 11 h 11111 I'oy' yea rs ; Im t i wi 11 guava nu-v to #lop tin* hai r frwrn * ia 11ilijr'oil, iu i it o ry si se i ts gro w th, juui������\ fc c i- u al I y rem i ;v.i ��������� beurl {i r n.uiiirufl*. VV, II. MOSEfc, ���������: ll.*rki������rvJlluTiJ.���������. POLLING. -TO VISIONS, aiehfield.- Qnesnel mouth, :��������� Keith ley, Greek,.;?. Lightning Creek,, Williamw Lake, Omineca. ; , .POT.LTXG PLACKS. ��������� The Court flouse, 'J'he Gov*ennnent, 0(fic;et '-i AAA Quesneiinonlh., ;��������� . Atr '.',)$;.i-'.Stnitli-'s A Store, ... .-Mouth: i������,f Keith ley. M r; L i f i (J lia i vi ;s fc al Cm, Van ���������V/i.nkle.. 7 ������������������., iy Mr. A. S. Ji'nies' House, Lr������0A!|le Voiil The Govei'iinient. Office. Geriu'aiwen Greek. 0( a\ 1 \vIi ich cyery person is lie rehy \Aq n'wM tola k e. n o tic e. i ui il gc ��������� y e r u'' ��������� 1* i i n > a j f a cc o rd - wg|y.v .. .'.: '.' ; . - '/"A. 'x-[/\ .. 7 ., Given, under my hand at -RichHeld,,fjie Mo11 r 1 eii111 h. , i J ay ()f ��������� 0c 1 ou<��������� ;\ 01ia Thousand eight hundred andsevenly- (MlC. II. M llAVAi.., Be turn ing* UIMc<*r B arii ard %. - .Expre s s. VAN WINKLE. ' A SUPPLY OK THE ���������������m AniTfimr tva' ttnimT* wHiH������lk'iRwMi"^ MOSKS.ftirliflr, Our Agent' al.xva.rplac^iif HP.S^ 0U4LITY OF FEESE MEATS yArk^nsvrho^lr^vr^U^r^W^jiiy l^ir t.o .ttui1et������flri!tj-������pr������wpt������yw* ffgi'lTIFiC^TR. . TMs.ls tnccrtily that i.Uiring last .������pri������^: ray hair j wa.K i-a})i <; ly I'ii 1! i li'x mi ta I1'' in5''Viafl waV ^llttiB*m*' OUR ENVELOPES Properly Stamped, are,.now reduced to,;��������������� 12 1-2 Cents each, or $10 . for 100. . ' ALWAYS OK HAKP. mtiii-tvttWn?Q��������� 28.1M* A:'M:j> nu r. Ak't.rjt ? al w*.? pieces tek a 11 <1 j) jgi* oft^ in i*^l nf -" '-^wn:fc\m\ lo p'finie bt������.7*mfi ^/lfi ?. J. J5TA/INAKD. V H: u Mr 1 hi W t i. I ft* fc > l:';.: PIT;- ��������� <x A 7- 0 %({������������������������������������- f: in A: u-y ;i|EGARIB^SEJSTlNEL ^'^ SaVTURDAY, NOV/ 4/1871. A THE MAIL SERVICE.; ���������:: \ ^With October, according: to the present eontract, the weekly mailBervice to Cariboo terminates; and. unless some arrangement i������ made otherwise, for the next five months w/e shall be isolated comparatively.from, the . outside world, und obliged to be content with mails brought twice a month. We tliink, however, and the opinion we believe is uni versal, that under the Dominion Government our wants, should ba better provided for in thift\xesp<������cfc than under our former administration, and we therefore would urge upon the poet office authorities the advisability of continuing the service for tbe winter at the fame intervals as during the last summer. The'contractors, no doubt; would be willing to make reasonable terms, and In common justice to the wauls of so important a community Ihe change should be adopted. So long as the matter was in the hands of an impoverished Colonial Government we could ' not expect better accommodation than ive have had, but now that we are part and,parcel of the Dominion we have every right to ; demand that we shall riot'be left in a worse position than our fellow; subjects iii anyof the'other provinces, even if' it should cost a IVw dollars, additional. The nvesentcontract will expire;on the last of February, and we should;have, expected that tenders for the " tutu re servi ce wo n Id bave b een' cal 1 ed fo r before. this, but when t he next con tract' is madewe hope.that for at least eight months a seniUweekly mail will be provided for. ' Wbile on t his subjec.t- we w i11. ag'ai n d raw n i ten tion to the necessity for postal facilities being extended throughout the district, of Cariboo. Shch' places as Antler, Keithley, Harvey and Forks of Quesiiel should have post offices, which would save.;the heavy expense now. entailed iipon- the residents in those ..localHies; We would also refer to the niibjcctof ocean postage, which.has already afforded room for complaint to the press in oiher sections of the province. When there Is a bi-weekly^ mail carried between Victoria and Olympia it is absiirdlhatourcorreepond- ������*rtce should be allowed to remtdn in San Francisco waiting for.the regular direct mail ateamer,*-~a .system.-which now sometimes leaves us iu Cariboo three weeks without a foreign mail, and may during winter, if tbe eeinirmonthly ������^vtce"i* continued, leave.us u m nth in the same , redlcamen', in the event Which is liable 'io tiequenily occur of the steamer arriving in Victoria a day or two ������ ter the departure of the Cariboo mail.. Thk Sesa-j oaaniP���������Br Carrali passed Ques- nelmouth this waek on his way down from Orain^c*, and we learn received a letter at the former place offering liioi the appointment of Senator. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. Contracts to Let 17 OR TWO-HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND ^ {260,000) teet SAW LOGS, to be deli vered at the Company's works; also, Five Hundred Cords Wood. Sealed proposalswill.be received at Oppenbeimer Bros, store up to November 8th, 1871. For further particulars, upply to C. C. LAKE, Atfe3it Lnue & Kurtz Co. Barkerville, October 2$, 1871. no* . ..Grand ..Raffle!; ���������A RAFFLE FOR A Splendid Gold Repeating Watch WILL TAKE PLACE THIS SATURDAY EVENING, at. EIGHT o'clock, at PENDOLA'S, SALOON, BARKERVILLE. " ��������� November 4, 1871. A ;'< 7 "A do'4 It^ min:ng intelligence. ' WlU.tAMCPI-KK. The Forest Rose co. last week washed 210 07,. The Ball a rat co. washed 45 oz. . The upper creek claims have all stopped for the *e������son. . The Bedrock Flume co. have about finished fixing: and cleaning up the upper part iif th������������ir flume, and are running a prospecting dri t in the back part of the Forward ground. The result of their season's work tins' been about 500 oz. The Downte and San Juan ���������companies are preparing to drift during the %vinter. VALLKY MOUNTAIN*. Both hydraulic companies have suspended wurk. stout's gulch. The Flume co. are still at work washing, but will not be able to do much more. The 'TulTrale co.. working only shareholders, continue'getting small dividends weekly over wages. The Muclio Oro co. are .still getting pay. but will probably have to sink a new ��������� ���������������haft in the spring on account of the distance they have to run their dirt. LOWUKK OltKKK. The Victori a cot last week washed 91 oz. LIGHTNING CKRF.K. The Sontb Wales co. last week washed 130 ������������;' The Spruce co. are making over expenses. The Victoria co. find the water as������ much m they can contend with on account of the belt of the Vancouver eo. below lhf������m getting deranged by knocking off some buckets. GUNNIXGHAM CREKKV .- The Sharp bydraulic co. have finished for the season, and have as usual cleaned up well. Ejection Nkws.���������Members-returned : For New Westminster City���������Mr Hot brook. For New Wegtnrri ns ter District���������M esars H u g h es and Armstrong. For Victoria District��������� Messrs. DeCosmoa and Bnnster. 'For E*qui- 'ulalt District���������Mr Robertson, and Mr Oe#an or'MrCameron (one polling division had not ybeeu heard from). The Yale ejection comes 'off to-day. .Six candidates are in the field., three to lie rem rued. -Robinson, Smith audi -XJoaeon said to be the favorite. I NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THK ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CARIBOO. , 4 TOLL Will he held at HARVEY GREEK, ns well l\ -as at EHtlilcy Crook, on (lie 10th November, 1871, for the Election of Three Members to represent the Electoral District of Cariboo. '" . :'-.'. ; n. M. BALL, . . ���������-'.. Returning Officer. Richfield, Nov. 23d, 1871. - . "not Miners' Provision Store, UARKERVJLLE. T THTS STORE WILL M.WAYB BE FOUND A well-selected slock oa* llie ' Freshest ; Groceries and Provisions in Cariboo. BEST JAVA COFFEE Koasled and Ground dally. BRANCH STORE AT-LAST CHANCE, Where a good assortment of Goods will aWays be (burnt, I trust by strict attention to business and (air and square dealing to merit :i continuance ol i!i������ liberal ]Mir������na$e heretofore esiended tu ni������. lei if n PARTIE3 PREFAlilNG FOIi WINTER WILL SAVE MONEY! By calling at the S e c o nd- ha nd St or e, WUer������ they \\ill fiud a fine fifsirtmeat of1 o '������������������������������������ .������ - ^ -AU30 MINERS* k CARPENTER'S TOOLS, ZINC, LEAD PIPE, SHEET IRON (all gauges), ������ STOVE POLISH, REVOLVERS, GUNS, BALLS, CAPS, SHOT, POWDER, POWDER FLASKS, SHOT BAGS, UQOR LOOKS, PADLOCKS, BASTARD & MILL SAW FILES And otber articles too nurnerotiu to mention. FORCE PUMPS find BEER MACHINES put up and warrnnUMl. ���������jEO- STOVES MADE TO ORDER nt moderate -prices. Repairing of Metals clone as usual. THOS. FLETCHER, ��������� Bark^rTiIh?. *f ar t-^nttefrc*"rv r,������.i%?. Stoves and Tinware. CAST IRON BOXICOOKINS STOYES OF THE LATEST PATTERNS,;.��������� ; A full assortment ol* TIN W ARE ot good qaality,comprising: French Coffee Pots and Saucepans, . Block Tin Teapots & Wash Bowls,. In addition, we havo , CLOTHES -WRINGERS, AT LOW .FIGURES.. /���������A^T_ CALL'AND SEE.:^f:': B"ing w,>li supplied with Sheet Iron from Nos. 27 to 1(J, we aro prep;ire<l to make.to or������lpr 'both Plain and Ornamenuj .Stoves, at.prices to suit.tlie times. t������2T Miners and others will And it to their advantage to purchase a pood ariiole.-������^. N ;B.'��������� Any Hi \\i% \ n t.lie I i uo. mad e as ordered \v i tb neatness and dispatch..- '���������' SANDERSON PEARCY, * oc7 2m (Per John Bibby.) YALE AND BARKERVILLE, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ...\ GROCERIES & PROVISIONS', . ��������� . .'. . WINES & LIQUORS, ��������� DRY GOODS,.CLOTHIN(G,'; .. HATS k CAPS. ;" boots.& snoics; .'��������� AGRTCUTaT URAL IM PLEM BIN TS, * ;' CIGARS & TOBACCO,! . .-' . ' STATIONERY,: Ay77 -A..- HARDWARE Jb CROCKERY, And a complete assortment of ',., . DRUGS, PiTEIT HiDICfflES,. &C, Opponhcimer Bros, beg to inform Traders, Min'ei;* and Farmers requiring a stook of (foods that they htj Id a large and \v������ll selected assort til ''lit, and are preparer I to soil at the Lowest Market Priced j$g- We invite inspectiun'ol' our Stock before pur- cha siny* else w h pre. ^2������ S'.EW GOODS are being received continually. Fresh Kanch Butter, OF BEST QUALITY, RECEIVED BY EVERY EXPRESS. OPPENHEIMER BROS. mv27 m NEW; ADVERTISEMENTS mo J S. THOJIPSON, Esi: '.| . .0 . ���������' X Wij/tue unttersigAied,'"���������Efee^mj:nr^iGitiiIboo-^Iiii!*: irict, having confldence;:in:;yonr^ability, woultl;: re: quest you to nllow.yonr$o\t io be,nominated not.-..oily. tor the'JlbmiriUm/Pariiamemt,���������...if������ir';- \vhiclii3y6iri lire a I rea d y a ca ndidate, b it t a Isu 1 or-the Local Legifil* - t u re pledgiuk onrKelTea should you do so:to use ������mt b������;st'endeavors to secure your return to liotk H6������������e������ W Davison .' John,Bruce . F Bissonoeue J H Todd S P Parker John O Ooodswn Wii 'Martin' Wm Galley Thos JUivery Chaa Vail!;mcour TKPattullo Cinthcr JohnK Thos L.Uriggrt .loo M'tHon JnoChipp Wm Rfimie W Powell G.NMarisljRll-";-. I)'L B'allahtiu** Huiihlioss Kob t (i rei������ Thus Fletcher. John Mc'AliMi'r Wm F Anderson Arch McXaugiiioa D McDtmell Wm Dodd Kobt Wat son - ��������� James June* Thus Dux bury Win Smith Win Owen O F Wy'au Kobt MeNab Tlioin;is Tuylur ��������� DT.Smith Kdwd 'Jii\v*A W W liuufcemaR W Hitchcock . - Sanvel Gray.. Wm Michael J H NicnoleoB Geo Byrnes ;Hy Jewell Andrew Weldta THFlvnn J Z Hough Thou" Hard in jr. K; B Berlin James T.esh Andrew Fletcher James Pin^wall John Jumea . . . Jos Devlin Win Thompson Sam Drak* . KStarretv* Atv'P'W Kelly It Holloway Jas Atom Kobt II Brown l.eorgeSjirucc W C Price John Stevenson- John NitismUh Italph Watson Pen r Oilier Thtw Hind -, W AlexaiiuVr Jos Cannfll Kobcrt: iiarr K A AtberisuB p (J lend inn in jf Jtintt Hunter Samuel Rub.rrti ;:/��������� y R EP L Y . Gk.vti. mh.v.���������I had not, prior to the receipt efy������ui dntierinc Hiqiiisilion, intended lo nfier inyself hj* * candidaie.for the Provincial House of Assembly, but indel>reiic������ te the request of so many ol the Elector" ot.Caribou I'place myself. at:your:dispos:il ami ACCrpt Tint ij.������min?iili<n. Tha liking' you tor th* cohtldi ue������ ydu exproys ��������� towards me, which If elected I nhall <:��������� iny best to retain, . '* 1 remain;* vourobdt. servant; '���������'-.' '..> , J. SPICN'CER THOUI'SOX. JtarkerviUe, ������th October,. 1871. ������v7 REQUISITION. TO JOSEPli*HUNTER,.Esq. :,:.,-? .. -i. n --..��������� [��������� We the ������ii t!<;rsIgned, . H'^'ctorii of. -C'��������� rii'uw !)i������. trie t 'l rn v i n < con ti dene'e i n'.'yi������ii r -ah i li t y >. u 1111 ������������������ ������n # y, requ'^t that you will nil������w yourself to be pi :������--��������������� la nomination ut the forthcoming el. rlion to , rv ������* one of the Heprej*entativeM frtim this Disne������ in ti.-i. Li'������i**l.itlvo A������������������'iiiblv. aiid we hefuby pl-'-uo- our-.-l*/^ to u������e bur ulmO-stexerlions to Ki-cur-j your vctutu.. Yaiiwinkie Store, .1GHTNING CR/EEK. "TNBRS AND TKADERS \yill And it to: thefr ad vantage to purchase at thjs.'jtore.wheretlM're i. LAR6S ASSORTIEIT OF C-OODS of tho very best description on hand): and the ������iock constantly reptenisliod !>y how arrivals. The proprietor will sell floods AS CHEAP AS ANY IN CARIBOO. Order fi promptly tilled and forwarded with dispatch. J. W. LINDITATID. W Davison John Brace F Uissonn'att* ^X'-1 ,1 IT Todd j5 p Parker. .: . John G UoodHOft . '���������'���������> Wm Martin XX:-: Win Oalley., / Thos La very. : ' Imvid Lewis . Charles ;ff 11 l*ue*ur T It Pa'ttullu Goiner John* . Thos I'. Briyjf* Joe .Mason ��������� .frthn Chii>i> ��������� ' Win lleouie W Powell -.. ��������� ,.. UN Marshall |> Ll>;illuniine HukIi Rwa Wm C .yeCnrmick J W Cliiiilihnin Win Tiiompson.... Nimuet Drako R StaiTeU .-..;i. K 11 Drown George Spruce Wm FAnderson ��������� Wesley Hall ��������� John Stevenson ��������� Geo A.Taylor John NalKmUli.. John Love Ralph Wats*u Peter Oilier Tlios Hind Thos Pa trey Thomas Taylor 1.) T Smith Robt Greijf AU'-rew Kelly R Holloway J !J5 TtJompyuu Thos Fletcher : r Win Michael ;' , W-Hitchcock -,.. ' Samui'i Gray ��������� ; ', J'H Nicholson. ���������; Geo Byrnes v-,Hy-Jewell,:���������-���������;���������������������������, Andrew We)d������a ./ T H Flvnn . J Z Houiih . . ; U R Devlin ���������> Thos Harding J imesLesh : . ...;-.f! : D Carey . .;,.' James Ding wall John James : (������eorge Dak in ".. John >IcAUi*ter: . Malcolm McCuaig A lie. aughtou * DMcDonell Robert Watson ".,' J anies In lies ...Win Smith; . , ������ Titos Dnxbury Wm Ow<en ������������������ John Mill ���������:>-,.���������'.������ Thos Allen Walter Alexander Joseph Oaiiui'll Donald McDonald Robert Barr Reuben A Albertson James A in m W W Houseinan ? MEACHAM & MASON ARK prepared to furnish Lumber at their Mills, William Creek, or deliver it lo order. LUMBER '"DELIVERED ON LIGHTNING CREEK AT THE SAME RATES AS ON WILLIAM CREEK. Having a Planing Machine in operation they will also furnish DRESSED LUMBER REPLY. Gentt.kmks,���������I ha?* received your Requisition Wioilhis* too.to become a candidate, lor the Ihpreseu ^ tation of this Dislriet in the Legkhitivo ABsembty ������l our. Province ���������_ I have much pleasure in complying with your n.- quest, and thank you lor the conJldence which you repose in line. . li.elected I shall do my best fairly to represent vouriineresisat ihe. Council Board, and to utivocals' nil llber.il. and prunes*-<vc mcaMfres lor the wellans of lit!* District or the country at hirpre. . I-have the honor to De, Gentlemen, your, obedient *erVllIji' JOS. HUNTER., fttti October, 3671... : A������X/L. ay ing" Over Claim s������ "hh ������������ii L flN AND AFTKR FIRST N0VKMRER,"-1*11, ^\'li U Miinntr (-laims in Cariboo District are'^ioreur 1' IA U) D V ER.'' i in ti 1 20 th M fl y, 1872, W(p*Ui ������������������ B. M. *AbU x XA x Wi : - xr I >M k. A' f 0 mi m 'ii www THE CARIBOO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOV; 4,- 18.71, SPECIAL OTHJEaABIBOOSENTINEL COUNTY COURT. EUROPEAN. . New York, October 19���������A London correspondent writes that an alliance has been entered into with certain members of the peerage and representatives of tbe working class with the object of overthrowing the present Government.' The same writer hints that from the present condition of tbe Queen she may die at any moment.- y.-Ay. London, 20tb~The London subscriptions received at the Mansion House for the Chicago relief fund amount to .������33.000.; Gotha. 20th���������A full report of the last German expedition to (lie North Pole lias been published. It.is claimed that the expedition was ��������� successful, andthat the Polar sea was discovered free from ice and swarming with whales. ' *��������� ;���������"������������������' :- ��������� 7 -,:./ Darmstadt; 24 tb f- The Court Theatre caught fire this evening and is now in flame?. Tne fire-extended to toe adjoining buildings and is rapidly spreading. The . thea.ite.. was en- tiieiy destroyed, and a strong wind carried ! jlyeV rre^recorded. tlie sparks wesiward into the upper town The arsenal is in danger and the troops have evacuated it. Before H. M. Ball, Esq., Gold CommisstoniT aud County Court Judge } .-.-.' TuksiKiY. October 31. J. Dcrotm vs. F. Pbkbz���������Suit for $43-for bread supplied to defendant. Defendant acknowledged the correctness of the amount. Ordered to be paid in weekly instalments of $5. ' ��������� ' 0 T. Flktcheu vs. E. Oui>���������Suit fur $25 35 for nails supplied to Canadian co. in-"!$'()!). of which company defendant was alleged to be a member. The plaintiff having proved tbe debt, Mr Walkem produced certified copy of record of a bill of sale from James Cuminings lo defendant dated August, 1868. James Burdick was a shareholder in Canadian, co. ; defendant told hint she hud purchased a half interest from Cnmmings, and that-Mr.Tucker would represent it : accordingly entered defendant's name in the company books, and always supposed ber to be a shareholder; could not Tell' whWrtbe annual record of the claim expired. The ledger of the company was produced, the last entry made in defendant's account being oa 24lb Mav, 186D, when a balance was sticck. Mr Park, for defence. ar������u.ed that no proof of partnership had been shown. No bill had ever been presented to defendant, nor h������d any proof been brought 1 hat the claim was He considered that de- BRAZIL. New York. 19th���������The steamer Alps, from Rio Janeiro Sept. 17, reports that two hours before sailing from that port the bill for the adopiion of slavery in Brazil wrs parsed in ihe'Senale by an overwhelming raojot:ly. UNITED STATES, Chicago, 22d~ The funeral of Col. Gros- ���������venor took place to������day with Masonic rites. Cairo, 22d ���������At Union City, Tennessee, last night, while ihe passengers of a train oa the IM. and 0.11. R. were ut* supper, four men jumped on the engine and ran the train two miles. Two.;- others went into the express train and robbed the safe of $4000 and then left. iyyXx ���������.;.,";";; '���������/��������� x'./' ; Rochester. 24th���������Exlensive fires are raging in Monroe, Geuessee. Mayne and Seneca counties. The. wind is blowinga gale, and much an.vieiy. is. felt throughout the burning dis- j net. The smoke obscures the sun to- such jiii extent that liglils have to be used in the <I;iv tune. Reports are constantly coming in ui Ores in all directions. " fendant bad abandoned life interest; Mr Walkem, for ploiui.ilf. argued -that the So th section of the Mining Law required that a notice of abandonment should beserved.on the foreman in order to -exempt a partner from liability for company debts, and thai even if the record whs not kept up.it would make no difference in that respect. The Judge remarked that the section quoted was, intended merely to release ihe responsibility of an individual under a record. Jn this case the Mining .Law was in some measure applicable, and he considered that plaintiff could only recover for the amount of goods supplied u������ to 24th May, no proof of defendant's ownership alter iliab.da.ro having been produced. Judgment for. $7 25. PASSENGERS. By Barnard's Express, arrived Npv\ 3, From Yale���������Alex. Coutlee, to Boston Bar j Messrs. Woodward, sen. and jr., to Nicbmin ; J. Lambert, to; Cache creek ; J, J. Janes, J. Johns, to Van winkle; J. E. Wolff, to Barkei- ville. From Clinton���������Mr Harper, to Soda creek. From Quesnelmouth���������S. Nelson and K won g Lee, to Bark er y i 11 e.���������', DowN^By Barnard's Express, left 29th 'October.���������Messrs, Wi Powel 1, John Ganno n, C. A. Noftemeier/ J. Rosenborg, Mary Sheldon, for Yale. ,; ; Down--By Gerow & Johnson's Express, left 2S(th Octpber���������Mr Alex. McArthur, Constable Greem in charge of two Chinese prisoners, for Yale; Mary Dupratj for Soda creek. i\ Goixg ���������Both expresses are .now carrying full loads of passengersi do wa every trip, and seat������i have to be secured ahead. The greater portion of those leaving intend returning in the spring, and it is satisfactory to know that a large number of those that are leaving to visit their homes and friends in warmer latitudes carry with them as the reward of their enterprise and industry substantial proofs of tbe riches of our Cariboo mines. The contract for constructing tbe sleigh -r?/?i t m the waK������n roa<l bridge down Jack of Clubs creek was awarded on Saturday last to Mr Samuel Walker for $290. To WooDMBN^The Lane <fc Kurtz Company advertise tor contracts for a large supply of saw-logs and wood, which should give some good axemen a chance for a profitable winter's job. Sams op Cattlk.-We understand that Mr Mr A. fo. Bates, of 150-mile house, has purchased from Mr Martin Tormey the remain- ing cattle belonging to the estate of the late Edward Tormey. Another Public Meeting at Vanwinkle, ?il,^d^Mr Evans, was held last Saturday. -Mr O. Wilson occupied the chair. Addresses >ver* delivered by Messrs. Evans, Booth, Walkem and Thompson. Bakxaki������V i&rAHv. S. Wauckk vs. S. Guav���������Ju derm en t summons. Defendant pleaded inability as an excuse for not having paid the judgment. He had bought a claim on Antler creek by turning over a debt due by a claim on Lowhee. This had since been paid, but the claim he bought bad not paid expenses all summer. Had besides been sick a portion of the summer. Ordered to pay in weekly instalments of $15. ��������� H. B. Co. vs. Davi.s���������Judgment confessed.. for $173. ��������� Beudy & Lixmuni) vs. J. Buiigk���������Suit for $366. balance due on a lore account and for board, lodging and liquor. Defendant paid $3(U> into Court.- J. W. Lindbard produced books of Beedy , & Li n d h ard ;; tlie a l'l io 1 es", from i h e s tt > re we re I del i vered by ��������� w i tn ess p*1 rso t i a 11 y'; the . bVef i and hotel accoiiuIs w<mv kept, by other parlies Mr Davie, counsel for defend anV. said, that the store ahd beef b 111 s w6u lii[bo admitied us correct.; ���������;.t)i H; Ross prodhced t b e��������� h o i eI bdoks. which he kep fc, a nd I esti fied that . t f i e';' c h a rges we re all correct The origi n a I en f ri es vve re rn ad e In a ro ugh ra ei nii'd ra ad ii ui 1> o o ic and Ap o p i e d i n a lumpsumin to. tlie day oook. Mr Davie insisted upon the production of the memorandum book, as be wished to'show that liquors bad been supplied .in jess sums at one time than twentyl shillings, which Could not be recovered under the -Slatute of George II. kno wo as tli������ ri'i pp 11 ng Aor.'' Mr Barnston, fqr ;plaini.IU������;.cnn.ended that there was no.necessity lbr this book,.ail, the regular books bf; the business having been produced. ;: The Judge decided that notice to produce all books having been given the memorandum book must be produced, although be did not consider that it was comprised in the ordinary acceptance of the term account books. Postponed till following day. Defendant testified that pi ai ntiff had never asked for payment of any liquor bill or presented him with any account; the different amounts of cash credited in hotel-account were paid on account of board and not for liquors, with exception of $15, paid before ������ding to board; had never got: twenty shillings worth of liquor at one time, but had paid hundreds in cash atthe bar, and considered he was justified in refusing to pay the present bill, as he believed he did not owe it; could not be positive ihat he told Uoss every time that he paid money lo. credit it to the board'account, but specified several times when lie kail done so. To the Court���������Might possibly owe a few dollars for liquors.; but not a third���������not a quarter of a third of tho amount now claimed* Mr Davie argued that for the sake of the' ��������� infrre^s' of society the defence oi* the Tippling Act was perfectly honorable. Men came lo Cariboo, and aher.working hard lo develop'the resources of the country would sit fiom the evening lill two or three in the morning, injuring their-health, and when their senses w.ere impaired by liquor losing their bard-earned money. Mr Barnston thomsht that the defendant deserved odium instead- of credit lor bis conduct. The people of Cariboo' were able to take.care of themselves without defendant and his counsel coming into Court, for (he sake of humanity to protect them. The Judge said that he believed the object of thejTippliug Act when liamed was io apply to the cases of men with' large families who \yere in the habit of spending all their waires in public houses^ but he did not think it was applicable lo a place like CaViboo, where men could earn large wages, treat their friends, play billiards and be jolly good fellows, and be; won Id like in a country such as this to see it done away with, siill, as long as it was iii force, iu some cases, he must give the benetit, of it. The seven games of whiskey pool, however, he looked on us all plajed atone lime, and consequently would give judgment tor ihe amount claimed for them. $11 25. There were also two payments of $20 and $30, which had not been proved to have been paid specifically on board account, which should be allowed to go to general hc- coiint. This would, however, make no. difference, as the balance had been paid into Court.:." .. Port and Pacey he Would send the ca?#,;for trial before a jury. Meanwhile he wpnbi direct inquiry to be made for an Indian who was alleged,to have been present. Hewonld Accept the prisoner's ball for $500, arid two sureties far $250 each. [iy, 77 A: -:r TKURSDAT.Noy. 2. Capt. Parsons, a^ native who isi generally we 11 beh a v ed; n ii Wed nesd ay nigh t i n d iilged in *too much fire-water given'him by a tilli- ciim.nnd getting unruly smashed the window of a Chinese house in Barkerville. for which he was ordered to contribute $5 to the provincial'exchequer." '0'"/' A Chinaman was'convicted'of having appropriated to his' own use' some arlicles of wearing appai**] belonuing to a native lady usually denominated Big. Annie, and"ben- ten ced to two months'durance vile. BRUTAL WURDEIi AT TUB FORKS OF ��������� QUKSNKL-SUICIDK'OK THE MDR. ��������� DBREil.- ;. ;-.������������������ '���������.. ��������� ������������������������������������. 00x- The report of the murder of on Indian woman last week at Forks of;Qnesnel ha* proved correct, and the perpeirator���������a Cbi- namnn���������has eliided the hands of, justice, by, voluntarily' ending his life With a doso of Opium. V- ��������������������������� :' v^',-.- ���������!-; " -: !'.::, X~ ���������-��������� An inquiry into8 the. particulars of the: death of the Indian;.woman.Mary was held^^ before M r 0.11 are and a j n ry o n 241 h; Oct ob er. . I fc appeared that the .woman lived in the store of Mr Conk, who had gone to ���������William creek. Some Chinamen living in the adjoining houso heard screams during the night and, went and roused Mr Barry and some white men,-who went to the house, and on en ter iri g by' )\\# backdoor foiihd the woman lying ;pn'-'tliw floor dead, having been;strangled. The.-safe, i tr w I tic li t h e re w as consi de rab I e ��������� tn o hey, h ad been d ra gged it ito the midd 1 e of th e. t j dor but not broken, open.' Much credit is dtie-to "th* Chinese; who on the inurder being discovered immediately formed themselves into-a vigilance commjtt������e. pearclting all.the houses of their countrymen and placing guards on ih������ 'different roar Is leading from; town. One Chi- ( namau was found to be missing, "not having slept in his own house," arid stispicioti immediately attached itself to him. While the. ip- POLICE COURT. John Gi.*conie" Wb oxesda y, No v. I. was charged with having qui ry was proceeding ne ws was brought t ha i the delinquent, Lee Noi. had been,captured by some Chinamen on the South Fork, and h ad eo n fessed - li is ��������� c r i me.';: A par ty i m med i - ately started for <he spot, -where they��������� foniui th e Chi n amen had got the fn si ti ve'{ securely fled. He was handcuffed aiid' brought, bit" committed a grievous assault on Wiliiam C. town, but on the way lie spoke to another Portal Quesnelmouih on 6th March last. Chinaman named I\h Ka. wiio handed him something which he swallowed. On reaching the Forks a Chinese doctor lindinir him laboring under.the effects of opium, administered enieitcs. but in vain, the murderer dying in about two hours. A second inquiry was field, and a verdict of " f'elo de ae ?' returned : the jury did not. however,: im plica te Ah:Ka,'v|io \t was supposed had given the opiinu ;io ; Lee Noi '.fori the PUrposer.of ^mpk i fig.; In; the .first i n q u ir y a ver d i c t was given thai Ma ry"; h ad ���������beeii wilfully��������� murderedfbyriie^-NoLiV--; A Gi.scom'vhas been at Omineca during the summer under bonds to answer any charge which niijijif be brought on his return. , From the evidence of complainant it appeared that there had been a difficulty be- Iween prisoner and him respecliug a ranch and some horses which had been mprjgaged several years ago to the former, who now vwished tu take possession of the horses,; which we re i u s la b 1 e a t. Q ii v s ri e 1 u i ontli. lie i "e f u seel,; however, to give, the iu. up without an order fro in Gonrt, and G iscome atf e tn pled to take the in... He resisted., when a struggle. took p 1 a ce i u; w h i c h. as h e a 11 eged, G i spo m ������ s tr u ck "hi in with an axe on tlie head', knocking lii in se nse 1 ess, i u w hieh co n di t Io tr.-he I ay for along t i ui e. a n d t ru m t h ������ e ffec ts o f the' b low -Ji e h as been suiferingever since. Mr J. Bowron testified to having seen com- pla.initrit.."������ day or i.wo'.infrer the atlra^;; He had a wound on his" hoad and a; wou'nd or ^cratch on the cheek ; thought they might have been caused by .the; calks of a horse's shoe, but the Wound on the head might have bean made by an axe. ��������� [0. \) r J. C h t p p a t tended Fo rt. a week 0 r two OMi^KCA^AlinoSt.^^;;every .'day -brings fresh a vv i va 1 s of ol d Oil ribo 011 es from O mi n e ca, a) I ; o f; w h o tn; e eem gl atf to ;get. o t; ce mo re to w ha fc. ;they have' learned' fcoicousideyas^tmvthe^jn1^ eat at least, ttieir h0n 1 e.; i-A few oI these. speak of returni n<r in tlie spring.; ,bu t ;i n genera 1 ib ey b a v e 11 o t a ve ry h igh op i ti ion o f th e s������������c - tion; at least so far as yet opened ; iip. Ibe ���������digging* being very .spotted. ;Np new-#trike!< are rep or tea1. a ti d I he number o f m i n e rs who have made niotiey this reason is but small, The trail from the mines. Is.(n^a yery bad con * d i ti o h / A large hit m bfir Of: pa c k; a ti i in a I s liad a I re a d v d i ed, an d i I; wm s 7 fe> red th a fc of the F-srum. arrived at {> p.nj, y^A Wkdnksuav, Nov. 1. Mr Ross produced the original book where the charges were first made for billiards; liquors, jca, at the time supplied, and posted up afterwards weekly. On Kith March $2fi was charged ; this included items,for sevoral days-���������several games ol whisky pool having been lost by defendant on one occasion; could not say whether they were played consecutively or not; in this gaai<j ito cnarge is made for use of billiard table, the loser merely paying lor the drinks for all players : drinks over 20s. were never supplied to defendant at any one interval, but he would come in perhaps in the morning, treat all hands, play some games of cards, billiards or pool, and be about the house most of the time; had seen defendant under tlie influence of liquor, but never ������u an* not u? be able to J take car** of bimse! not think it could have been caused by a horse's hoof, but it might have been by an axe w i th ou fc th e sk u tl being f ra c tn red, M r ,W ������1 k em, f 0 r d e f e use, re ad 1 he d ep osi- tloti ol Robert Pacey, who swore that he had walked down the.street behind the parties and heard them quarrel Una* both outside and inside ihe stable ; heard Giscome say " you are going to strike me?- ; there was a struggle in llie stable ; he went iu immediately and saw Port lying between the horses j saw no weapon in Giscome?s hand. Mr Walkem asked lor the discharge of the prisoner, and charae.larized the charge as an attempt at black mail. . Giscome had been very lenient with complainant, allowing him 10 keep possession of .the property for years without paying anything, though Port had by letter' acknowledged that it belonged.lo pris oner, N<)w un his a.1 \ernp11ng to get��������� possiks��������� sion of his own, he had" been resisted and sinick by complainant, who in the struggle that ensued had fallen among the horses* feet and been injured, and who now attempted to ii*ump up a story respecliug an assault with an aaw Mr Pa rk, t o r the p rose cu ilon, as k ed th at nr j so i.i e r b c c oiu 111 i 1U ��������� d I or trial. | A- T h e M ft ji'i $ "ta*a te. < I e c i d ed t h h t as t h * re was 1 *#t> ij.iAch dihiir*������pai������';y betw^n'thif evidence ������.i' a f te r: se wed u p t h e w o u u d on the head ; did . t rai ns w h i ch we re sti 11 b n t h ei r way i n b u I' ifew animals wo 111 d ever be brought back. jtmr Tit k Rai r,b0 a n ^Sr ork ^g& (nearly opposite the Government Assay Office, Barkerville).���������This store has been opened by Mr C.A. Noltemeier in connection with his store in Victoria, with the largest, and best assortment of boots and shoes ever brought to Cariboo, lie has introduced a no v el ty in the fo rm 0 f w ar in W i n ter Bo wtl������ for both ladies and gentlemen.. Leather and Shoe Findings' and Groceries nve also kept on hand. Boots* made to order, from best materials, for $15 per pair. Repairing neatly done, "," .���������*i A. GILMOBE, a^-ft GOV ERNMENT STREET, VICTORIA. V,J, ���������"TAS-ON-HANB. AKDTS GOKSTAKTLY receivliiir. h 11 larue hssnrtmi'nt. ol CLOTHS. CASSlMKRfitf unci VKSTINOS, which he is prepared 10 iriak#Ji'* order In t.be most min*n>vo(\ sty 1 e������. Par'ie* on Willian, ' re?i :: y' rh������ir r������n. Ijrtvtf ni^ar<*f* in ken i >y M r Mr.t< ��������������� 111 in 1, U*Tk'������rrlJ\*i jffir All T'lT.' ^"W ,^*������i,n������������o pv^wpily.*!!^*!*^ 'tl, : '** ��������� ��������� ifi#Jii : ��������� '���������' . ���������'���������'-��������� ��������� ���������X- ���������III ill i\\ n,u.-������ $*#-<-���������*���������*>*���������������> ^^^\\*^^^^^^ts^sas^^riikiS0Ui '/. ; A :��������� FrasT-Cus.s 'Skn'Satiox.���������A ���������; Hacxtkd -Housk on Mbahes STnEKT.^Oii. Wedne^ay j IN;, family of JtfrJ.S. peas moved into a cot- ' t������ pe^ on tb e righ t-ii an d side of Meares cfltreet, jmt b eyond tbe Ce me tery. . Ab ou fc11 b 'ei 6c k \he Camily reTired to rest and soo n. fel I aslee p. ;'I ntt i^Vdiit ou b6tir';[and a faal.f afJ.er>yards tbe .���������fire-bells rang and awakened tbo sleepers., A - girl*wbo slept in one of: the; ��������� rooms saw the . '��������� toom sdd(lev,\yj 1 Igbted'������������������ np, ai)cl''. looking to- y wards'tbe window, saw'standing, outside and ;, 1 <)okihg in a cplored man,,..,ghe 1 eaped.out.of - J?ed -and. hung a blanket tip at tbe window. Shutting but thefignre.* At about the same -in ni ni en t Deas; an d bis w i fe ] who b ad b een a waken ed by ill o fi re-b el I *', saw a n a rcb of vblue, green and .yellow., fire spanning ihe.ir rooin. [Every object >was di^i nelly visible ���������even the time o'.nigbt (27. minutes to one, o'clock) was seen and noted. At one end.of f'this^arcb ofr fire':'.stood-the'*form of a colored ''���������Tnaiiy who'-died some years a^ro, named R. II. j*Jo li tiiso n Ay He '^aVe/t on e hand oVe t-, b is: li ead ^ini^witb the oiher,m-st,pointed to tbe. ���������centre of J he a rcb and then d re w! i t s16 w 1 y across i' liis (th rba t; I ':���������;��������� The open pan is' o f tbe room tried Hiif?Rpe^ikv-V������t>tli&ir tohgiies'cjove' to llie' roofs '*��������� ,-of;theirmouUis.' {THey.inefiytosei'ttpJn bed, .but founil ihat power;to dqVso7 had forsaken + tlierh. -At last tbey. drew; the bedclothes, over tli e i r bea<b? to -sou fc oil fc th e a p p an ti on; arid 1 ay ^untiivSayl^ Visitor disappeared^v 'TJvAy"farpse aiCiO'cjock au d com men bed^ io m o ve thei r. furn i tn re into ��������� ii ri otbeir vhoilse,'rnrA '��������� last* n jghfc the banhted I hp"if e was 1 eft ��������� al o^ e'.yf i tb tbe ' gb6sIs. ; Yes- j trird^jwe'Jea^ families Who;had :��������� occupied; tbe 'house previously : were- fre- HOTBLS, RESTAURANTS, &c. MISCELLANEOLTST M ^M^0^Mi&^B ��������� 8 BOW CHURCH YAIiD, LONDON. [rm X K������> B X K E II ^r /pHlS OLD. AND WELL-KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT 1 is always supplied with the best of everything that can be procured.in CaribooX"' i.' A ' Board, -.-, $14 per *W!ee!k. Single Meals,' -'- -,-,��������� $1. BREAB fABE FrStHE BEST FLOUR ���������'��������� The Cede bra ted ������������������" ��������� . ��������� FRESH GiROUND- bpFFEE^ A'rit'perlor nrticlo Io nny��������� wbich enrj beihad: froni bq- |ovv, Ronated andGround op ibe premiss ,1 nan ;the best selected borjies,. iind Wurrauted free froni adul- te'r������ition. ' ' : ������������������ '', .'' '���������-���������.���������::-'; . !je.i7 0X0 ; : ; ��������� J^G/GOOT)SON i JUHi: 0?IJilNEB^& Co., , VICTOIIIA, B.C. ',(,. ,���������'._������ ���������a -away. The^lfaln, js rery niysterjonS' and !tt )ioflq a iield '���������for.theiresearcbesnf tbe-curioi 8. "^[VictdnaCdiomsfcrOcidber 20*. '' ' 0 -' ; ' 'v .m; ' v -^--"'-.^ ..',',v:i--^, ��������� -,-^:.,'.' -^" ���������:���������'{< i^. \rr! 71* a IX-' X'7': 7 vf>r ir ?.-^ '^i!������;. \ x X: iX , V ' ^centric" LadyJMary Wort ley Mori fffiVe? of her u9JT'%Ad^n^!J^J9t,^>0^ -y^Op theniphfc of, ...general, election ^hen^lqrda ^andjvits.were iproposin^ * this mi* that ^beauty; andx ^?darlc ��������� eyes,,,,s*' blue.^es^ "swnri^r,eclt,J? ^liosom 'W;June;"i ���������iJ.biis?''of' Diana 77 and'-si lcb^'nii rases i 1 rprn, tl)e, poets ,yrereu flyinr?;; about.',the,best if on.m of the. Trumpet, as the flasks of Florence fa n d BA tgnn cl y .were b ei n g * i o u di y n ri co rice di ^and tber^ bnsinessrpf Tfjie 'evening a whim suddenly seized 'Evelyn Pierpont, Duke;of Kinsrston. to,npminate bis .liltle.girj. then; not eitrht years of age. declar- ^jng^she ^as far pre!tier than any ] aily oa the jetty's.*l|st.jvt The a oiber'j members-d.emii'ire'd^ ; because' \ ho- rules -of the club for bad e. Ulie ^1 ^ctioii��������� Of ;uny be'au ty!i.Whdm^tlie m^niteri erf the club bad', no t'seen. "Then yon .shall see .aai?e Jiomo: to have.the little Jady dressed in \ .^erpbfsfc^nVl'brdi.gliiip4iirn;afc tlieHayern,-^ ;^}^;pres|ntly aptie^re^L;iWnjj. be'r\:seilan. sliy ^'g. ���������5Irat.-v*^(ricl ^^^^^iacrjiiiy'-j, Sh^ was received avltbacplainatlonR fallowedvJier health was drank upstandinjr by all the whig genUeinen-; and ber^niime duly "engraver! with < a.i di amend u po n a dri n kin j? ; iftlass. She'Avas the^ vSoaqiifi;.^ po^t,. piuSot; : s 1 afcesnien, to 1 lie arms of. oIbers,; was feasted ' with sweetmeats, overwhelmed wilh caresses, an d' ��������� wliat perh apa al i-eady p Icased. bet better '.than :ejtiler;,: heard her. wit and beauiyei:- yioijed oii^very side. f ���������pleasure, she said, was too poor a word to express her sensations ; '*': ib ey' am on n ted to y ecs \ acy'; .: n e ver, t\ga\ n Jlirougliput her/future life,. did she pass so linppy a'dyy.-:;.^e;thojiiffh^ tli at innocent tiinej perbiips."wlieh-Pdpe"-''iaslie'tf her wilh scorpidns-;; and/ a<?ain, in ber miserable old age:- Iri Florence, wlien^nmlice'- aiid -icnndal bad mangled ber rep illation, aiid rioted on -liergood"na'hic-v-yA'A AAA- :���������; "r:7x^.r-x- !-��������������������� XymA:SQHy&rpALYy.-A 1> EOTO ANNOUNCE THAT TlikYH AVE REMOVED 1} -to tbe. ejVci ous prt-ihiscp loriherly known-as tbe St. Oeor^e .Saloon j.. where-they, will bout all times prepared to furnisn ' . ' :<" . BOARD ' '' THE' OF JO ;ME.AL;S;, ��������� QUALITY; <���������f ^Tho' BAlly��������� - fuftiIshed ''wlth"tb���������' ��������� fiiVelt WINES ; LIQUORSandGIGARS?; ;'- ' l"' :7 J . .\ - - ;. ^ Board, - $14 per AXAA70r0000/ALVi6my70X- ' PJ.-.V.I '#i,,v-y "������������������'" iX JL lncads.and tile publ ic ,t ha t bob as II tted up sovie comfortable:/; bep^hqqms ii'lnsiiew^Uiilngj'wIiere lie-'is,- propyrcd;togive .good.Beds., a tm lay rcaspnM> 1 o p ri ce,. .;,. Tb bsc, who. \yil 1 lavor hi nx. w 1'tb t li e,i r p n Iron age, tn ay d ep on d oJi' th o 'cleannessauilcomfort ftl'liis house ��������� ; * ! ' . : ��������� ���������;: Ho ta fees a 1 efb'-t tii s op po r Lull i ty tore tn i h d t lie rCaii ���������> b po lies., t b a.t h i s, B re \vo r*>v b a s r e cc i v.c tl t h e; FIRST PRIZE .of tile Colony for bUcelobrated 0 77 ^y 0 -XXXyAfE^x -'-rV4' '^ An d | li c t r u c a m a tqu r f vv i 111> e ab 1 o 16. j u d ge by tb cin selvos that such.liondrablc������'prize has bbeii justly' linvarded to bini. - - X0-..x'yr': ���������;* .':- .<>���������'.' ��������� j* |fv|B;rrfA'ijirge'frori t room: to let; >''":':: :..** XA .*���������.. X^^^y^U^Ani .2Z^y^69.xX .^ : "y- V. CXJ^JOi Dry Goods and ;Co^'ffiisslo''ii;:r3 1 > ���������'.��������� ��������� : ��������� "��������� -���������". '"':'. '���������-/'���������'��������� . .t '/.':" ' .% .-\.-;.....,.���������.. .'... ���������".'���������': ' ...'-. jm- Goods bought in the Enropeah,Markets to order, and consignments of Good* from British .Columbia sold in London..,^, '7AxAi y :> :��������� ^J / ^: xr.u ������������������ X .. ���������; -..;. i y:77 :: .'"���������.;-' ��������� R-EtB^M b'^f vi W ^^ '7- '7% ]/]7</!i:'^0 . . --. LONDON���������London and ;V\;estmirister Banks Lot h b it ry/ i'? r - V ?. ������������������ i , . -^;- .;��������� [y-yXAA . [7 $eterii/C6p4i\iK$^ I VlCTORrA���������Bank of British North.sAmerica: d ��������� ',' :: ��������� ��������� ���������> }- vmy6 Cm EXPRESSES; STJSAMBKS', &c.' o! for ���������aribdo;and EARNARD^S; STAGES ;MAKBf:T^^ ;' y0 yX lA ��������� y-y DRWE.X11E BEST 'STOCK ! ��������� x.//x r '������������������ /[ 0 7 USE'THE; B_EST COACHES!';';'' ��������� HAV^THEMQ^TCOJ^ CARRY; THE MOST-PASSENGERS IV yxy ;DOTIIE LARG-^BlJSINl^sj '.-, ��������� And guarantee to conne'e t with-'the Steamer.* ���������'���������������������������:. '���������'���������;��������� :'��������� ���������'������������������������������������'' at each'eiid. -: 7n>yrix tXy.A ���������: ��������� ���������"' : Lea ve; Barkeryi lie on,; :Mondri^ 'X JX u l Six a. in.. reach Yale Tii u rsday������������������ '��������� '���������'���������'��������� A \ "''���������' at Six- p'.Hii, uud/arrive at?Vie-;^' !i ;' ���������'������������������'������������������ tbria- on Sauirday at Four i>..ui\y:: ^ remember:' this"! ii^! -j ^'Travellers\ by v the FAST''HN-B' SAVE ?ROM.T^ m v^fi-: G-jSr owiSz: ^oKnsoii' s Stages IITILL 1-EAYI3 BARKERVIlMiE EVERYlWEEK, !iV>^c.ojmectingr-\vitli th^-������Steamorsiatf Quesner mouth-������nu Yale, witb.Mi.A������-j: MAIL^ EXi&EfSS and Passengers, .;: ,,. \ - .���������" ."���������'<���������''- . . ''���������j.*-:v:* X.'."r' GEROW '& JOHNSON?S> f ss T? The FL.ORENCE'isihe best Sewing ' Machine for -Famify use, because it ; 5..;co seidbm gets'out pf o'rdeV.''. If ther������, . is one not Working well in..:._v ... ,'������������������.. } * { CALIFORNIA, ;���������' ' --^ ���������v; "^oSegoW,"^'7" ;:';'',;, 'i;"': :':-: WASHINGTON vTERRiTORY, A0y; H������y&^ ;/;, ;,1DAH0;5^"������.,*������- -j <���������������../��������������� *\ iu .fy ��������� 7070^^^X00X70X70X00 '/���������: '��������� .' M > BRITISH^ COLUMBIA/;^:;; * v\.: :-���������':, :; ;>, M������xjfcoff t ,...;.��������� Pl ���������>,f f*;������ r JAPAN, t^ w . . i r, , .. ^i ^Or%H:INA^if mfbrmed^of^it, I wiff:; , 7yj} f I it;^!^^iv^n/^^r^n^.? 4������: ^ ^������' ^: AXs$9yyj\$lxA0~0[0 7A-^0777,A*^y^yrxX-:: - .^; |rb,l^ ,fi^g0me)|t ^.: ^ r-0A e^GRAHDHQTELBmLOlHO,;^'^^' CAKRIES l^ETTBKS,' TREASURE.: VAt^ABbE^ "\: ;_ '';- ,/��������� ) 717 ', 0. ^XPRE^S'FREI<5UT^Nii: PASjfelSTCESS1 ^;':r-i;A:^-'-1;;'.R:E:D'-UiO;E:D''- j|>EGSTO ANSiOUNCfi THATHlCvHAS O^EDsA ���������;.S37Anr CHiiJi).~-"PaV dp|slbrraR ever make in^lfc l)qnorsTM".No, .child;, why do yon nsk Vy ���������; :BeP5'uw������ L .'Mtfirj;ma fell Jane to "Knng in .the clolhes,(foi;a storm was brerir- AT STANLEY,> oi .LIGHTNING CREEK. ; Th o Tab 1 o, vv i 11 alwii y a b n"su ppli e d w) th . tl i o, b es t nnicIOB that can b> got In Cariboo, and llie Bur with tho . Finest Wines, Liquors :, and Cigars, ~ -, Stanley (Motrin Last Clunco Creole,) > ;..-..: ���������,: A -April 20,1871. -.-:.;-j ��������� / ,."��������� ap29 MR DAVID iKURX7JHST0m\ y :...'> i ij-' .:'���������., -;{- 4 j ;���������:������������������:.. 0. Barkerville. Steamer S tore S tree fc, (between He rai d an d FIsga rd) VICTORIA/ Bit). ANDREW ������������������ASTiUCO, ���������"- i X -, ���������^PROPRIETOR. W^oi^ia^->;;^.; ON: AKD; AFTER THE���������aSTk-sMAiJ?, <CHB SI.E'AMEK Victoria-will.��������� ��������� '���������.���������".-^T:^.���������' ���������i,-^\:' \Ai j ���������' ���������4,^f''^'i.-V--, n-:t :i^'.';.;';-.^EA^E SODA-CREEK .t.;';^:;: :'v EVERY THyR^D^"^^ Coiiiiectiny next rlay with, the Sfcamer ENTERPftlSK X ' '.. ?t.Cottonwood,Can>-<������n...,/**V' '*.������":'���������"*.: ..V'*' ;./WILL 'LEAVE:QUESOTL '���������'���������-V-; I ��������� '��������� ���������:."���������.. On the down trip cvfry ;"������������������������������������ Ar TUESDAY MORNING. ' Freight from Soda Creek to Upper Cab y6n ..V.'^'c'ts; u.. u Qn������������iu*l " . " ......l^cis, Faro from Srxla Uroi'k to Upper Cany on..........".(. $10 Fare Iroin Quesnel to *< ���������* ,.:,������,. 6 Faro IWiiii Sodu Creek to Quasnel 5 Qiiesnel, May 12, 1871. ;.' my20 S e nd fo r. C1 re u;-i a rs and sarri p I es of: ��������� ^vtKe MdtkX} Active;Agents wanted i n ^ every place. " y ' .^ A, t< *;������������������������������������ ,, r x$i^00 Xictimu(7y07A ',1 :��������� A0x Vv&wfas frOi ;;;..;. hds aa, &FiE$mflX&Xi:: :y^d^fe|;TfeRs;^ with pci :,_. I Th 0 m on com mn. 1 ion s a n d cl ea n Ho lo J in VI c tor ia 11 \h cm 11 u c te d on t h e K u ropea n pr 111 cl j ��������� 10. TI j e tab! e is jii [j p 11e (I vv i I h 111 o. ve ry bra t the ra a r kc t a Jib rd s' ��������� ��������� 0^.���������?.* ������!l-;*t������.������rs of th������.. djij^,.. rrivalo j)inlnc Ronrns for Fainill:.'S. ��������� * j Board and' Lodging por work, S5 50'and $G m Per day |1. ^n-rlo moalis, 37^crcts. Bed* 50r 4������*. Fire proof Saiein tire H^iia*. m.yOfiin VICTORIA, B.C., MANUFACTURE STKAM EJvOlNES AND=B0ILBR8: either High or Low Pivssu iv, .... ' miiGAP mmimmwmwii Grist,'Qna r(z a ������ d Su w, m\h, and in lit������i iitiythi ng c*Ji.ineot(?d with tlm Maciiino 'busiuofsfe.' JroYi and Bra sk Cast I ngs. 0 f all d escrlj 11: on s. 0 n 1; an (! a ii d ib r sale, a .lar#o .wntnu'iii of Snw;t*t Bar and otiierlron uiyis 6113 SPRATT k I&vi:v'G, ProprIel������M, tersliiro'SaiicG5^ to tlie'irown iid'ericir eoiniiouiid.^ tli<j pu I>li c.��������� I s d 1 e rob y !i u fiirm eo lh av tlj'������.; on 1 y wii y f,6��������� pro- cure the genuine,-is to .; ���������py-Xr : ���������/:.! ��������� .;-* ���������! ASK- i^OK^LEA -& 'PEREHS'^AUCE, ������ nd t o se n t h at: tb ft i r na m>'$ a re u pit it' lli������' wkaw'J ������ f.ABKLS, SjTO 1 'P KK, /l������ (1 iJU'JT 1 ,K. .1 f ' r ; ��������� '��������� S,(i mo ul il v' to i-e I������n mu r k,c t h jin vi n'������������������$ ber n su ppli wl ith aspttrinus Worccsti'r.-? 1)1 r<Saace.npoii tiff wrap- J i- an d'l a li olrf of v/hicli tlir? nVt n i j?u oi 'Lea nti if Pc rfi n :5 h ave I) e q n ��������� i'* irjre ti, ���������' ;L. - n li tl - P. ��������� ^ i v- e n" u t lee t Ik;i t tb ey Ikivc fu rnis lied t lie jr. e o r r e s poi i d f������n I .s w i 111 pawer ' ��������� f 'attri j-n ey to-- "ta kKo i h^ l a n t ��������� procoed in pp' .njrnijhs t ;sf a* V* taotiiiikrP an d .vendoiis o I & ii c11,' nr any 'otheriibi t>*- Uons by,which tli eii riglit in ay be jn (r\nge.ilA ��������� ; ��������� As.lr,for LEA ;&.PEBRINS' ��������� Sauce aiid see Name, on Wrapper, Label, Bottle, and-r Stopper. ... ; ' ty : 'Wholesale and'for nx'porl by (he Proprifitorp/Wpr- coster; Cross t*. a. n f I B1 ac k w e 11. Lon d on i & c., &c.';' ftn d byGrocjers and Oilm-cn universally.. >'; '.���������:- 0: 7f. QYLVKSTEK'S EXPKRSS FOP. OJMNECA v\-|Jl-Iirre- f'J- ���������'. ���������. a ft er' Jeav ���������������'��������� Q V KSN KLM 0 UT H o ii or a b������������ Uli e l,^t and 10th of each riioiab, making regulartiip^twico a month. :fjw~ A firem ora 15*1 s presit 1 j iifi n eV? cMi dnoH. . . a tti Hfc'Fea ������VLV8ST������1II< Y~S>^ *' t'i^ Pi
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1871-11-04 |
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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Newspapers |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1871_11_04 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
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