I i I '.'"��������� ���������'..'��������� y>$$x ��������� p. Vol'l6- gftSp SENTINEL ,'; ptiblis-edeTory. Saturday by " ' Subsorfption___ '-^8 Cents uerW^ Barkerviile, William Creek, B.C., Saturday. ^October jlATBi-O'P.APVERTISlSO. ��������� ��������� ��������� f 3 6 S Agents forthe-Cariboo Sentinol." r;in WinklS vrV QiiesiK'liii^atn, Sn-lii (.'reck, ��������� din ion;,'- "��������� V.ile, - ��������� ������������������ A,. ^Westminster. ; vicir'i'in, ..." ' '���������'��������� t IV Kislier, ������ ; ���������G-Struct, ��������� ������ , Nnrtsiy. ]t;ir������ard������F Bxpress : , laniard's Express .-. . Bariiard'8 Rxpress tit? do joint Murray I <%: Mr .Shakvsp������.'nre. ,-* . . .. Sua l^jaciseo .aoCernbiU, I.<������inlo������. K.C. '���������*,;; riibiOARIBOOSHNTlNET. JOB PRINTWQ" ���������/ ^frilteiind ^atricn) KnlertainmenU; '���������. Terms mod era to. PHYSTC-lL LIFE. should'^ascertained. Preserve, if possible, the absolute necessity lor exercise, and have your place of business two or three miles miles away; over which let nothing tempt you to an omnibus- or carriage save rati?;-.Tbe day on which a medical man gives up.riding lp see his country patients, or. the use of his own legs to see his patients in town, and lakes to. .a close brougham, fixes the date when sedentary diseases aru set up���������indigestion, liver,''kidney disease, and so on ; while If, to utilise his leisure, he reads as be drives, his eyesight becomes seriously affected. From 35 16 45 a man should arrange with his food and. square hypochondria. 'He cannot, it is true, change, his diathesis, but be can manage..H..\The habitual character of.food, no less than its quantity and quality, begins to tell whether It charges tho Hystein withfai, muscle, sinew, fiber, or watery particles.��������� [Pall Malt Gazette; EXPRESSES, STEAMERS, &i . (Carrying.Her Majesty's Mails.) LEAVES BA1UCERV1LLE FOR YALE EVERY. sumy:ioeekg, . Connecting with steamers at QiujaneJmouth. Yale, New Westminster and Victoria. .. Freight and frisscngorg'"carried through at reason- alilu nit������'_. ��������� .For rates of Freight and.'.Passage, npply'to ���������;,.������������������ :GI.O. BV11KES, Agent, ��������� j���������<>0 ' ' ' . ij.rkervjllo. ;' HOTELS; RESTAURANTS;&c. X' '" \ 'STANlMEY,^ Z R. MrDKRMOTT; <y ���������* ! : '���������tUoMiiKToa'.' ' -jtrgr tho-host Wines, Liquors, and Cigars at th* bitr.-nn-l all vleliorf'Miido huppy.au d cotufurtablo.s my'J Cm . . ���������,. .--���������....-:'-" \ .-������������������ * -,: :': - MISUWliANKOUS.- . HAS OX HAND. A WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF . U i.< mpa1 arly,?up p n?0*1 thaI wo. chn n jre ciVr ooiistjiniiuiis'once .in seven years!; but j^itpficftily"'wry -decnuV. muki*8 a turning j^tiot jirjite. -���������. tl b liiitjoo much to say Unit, li?!i��������� i-iiiik\\icuirnt.*;' a man ct\n at cerlain (1 ati\������ , aVeidi' wfarirthiinor.iif; ileaih and from wliat :��������� i:!.������?s otiiis^itiiv kliali die. Toe ^formalion ot1i)^c-nr!!tnlinn in,eavly liA;-?ay from "the - iig<��������� or. fiy(������'��������� t o fifii'cn r-.dt- vo 1 yes on \ lie; n.itr?e, 'ii-f matoviiiul. Il-n*:.train::;^ in "the nursery ;n n<? ij(. Ij oo 1 '-ronm. 1 n i I >e r. \\ wry. a t a ny ra te, (\ycr J������pilin*; is ��������� h cur������ina 1 vic������ ; l������n111 >e over- ; fn] r-lnMr-.-nwho wit-(li'sli moat, ilsi'eo limoii a . diiy bt'coino so gross and imwicMy as to bt������ n linvili^v Lo itirconcunuMl; wliiio tight stay?, : iijrht Vionts urul hig|i,liVe!s develop evory evil \nh\t'{- the sua, fro nr bun if i as downward. At this point hvu y<i{U,f,of ^ynia.ticn. or a couplo tit* yeiiisspMit on boanl of one of our.ttauv- hij; ?hi|js. docs womleis for our boys, wlio* get lite use of their, h;^ and arms to an a m ii zi i! ;p il vfvee, T li e ai h: *Hi c wo r"It ji er for m ed by bchoul^oys and university men is perhaps at its host in these days, ihough most happy k the Man wlio ns never over train ed/b'ocau 3f> he is perpetually in condition. From fifteen to 1 we n ly- fi ve a ma n b as t o p re pare f o r t bat legitimate enjoyment of lire which should by rights be hk lie has in all probability ciiosen lilts profession, memory is at its best. ambition at its highest, aud his temptation to luirn the candle at both ends���������to bo a brilliant boon companion, a man whoso good tules a ro rente inhered, and whose witty sayings nre everywhere quoted-is almost Irresistible ; facility does not come with age, and the heat stories grow stale. 01 tbe number of prematurely exhausted intellects and shortened Uvea broken down in this way there is no need to tell. Every man's memory will fitntish him with,a list of names more or less Fnun 25 to 35 is tho true time for all tho | etWment of\a' .man's best powers, when physical ���������v^o.t is at its highest, and human pft������������on h at its full strength. Daring the last Iiu5rof thin decade a man should be assiduous to construct a system of philosophy by. wbick jo rule his life, and to contract- a- chain of httf������ibinlelligcnUj, so.that he should neither be their slave-no r too easily cast the in aside. The exact propo*rtii)ir.of pbysi.ca'r and'-intci- Actual strength should be gauged, and the cunsiiUitioiiia weakness, or, ia other words��������� the afelJ^ toward wbicb a tendeacy exists' earsoir-s T EAVE?. BARKERVILLE FOR YALE I j every a 11 ernJilc Sat u rJ ;*>*, - ��������� ��������� : AKIIGfSSWI.4' STANLEY, LIGHTNING 'CtfEEjV''; Board, X ; -^.perWeefe. Singe i_eals,_75 cents. ';' ������������ T!ic Talilo fumisliod with tho, besitto.-tniijlt?* ' ,nS : .���������.������������������������������������. ��������� -! " ' .vmyStai . ERSES, PROV13SON3, ^ 'HARDWARE, ��������� ������������������-- CLOTHING foe cling-with tho Steamers, at Qitosnelmouth. Yal.j and -Kow Westuiinstep. 11* Treasure Carried at One-half of One pei "eiit. .:./.'. ��������� : * . F e\\i nna rflpgengcra cafri'fiil c]ienpcr tlian,by any.othirI.iu8. &'^ No *m Travelling by this [���������"xurC"'"* ��������� ���������"��������� ���������" ".'-���������. 'l'or rates of Freight or Passage, Jipl'ly to JONATHAN *NUTT, Agent j ,.-������5 . . i3.irkcvvtRc.- ��������� CO.MR ALONG- WITH YOUR.CASH &3- AND OCT BAUGA1.NS. -_J# nijrli ... Kogers ���������&> Wi lson $ STEAMER. '���������':? _ _'ir>. ���������WILL- COHMEfTCE 'HER.r REGULi__R if j Trip? oi* llio lSih Juno, ruuuiag si3,icl lows .uu til further notice:' ������ Loaves HOD A CREEK;', on' THURSDAYS, at 4 O'clock, a.iii. Loaves tJUESNKLMOUTH on-SUNDAYS, at 2 p.m. .\ FREIGHT, ��������� ��������� StG per ton of 2,000 lbs. A. S; BATES. ' Sotlsi Greek, Jane 12, 1ST4. . je20 f> EG TO ANNOUNCE THAT TH BY HA VK T.EMO VFD {) to the spacious promises formerly knowiuis; tLo 3t.; George Saloon, whero they. wJH.bc atall Umcs - prepare^'to furnish ' . , B OAR I* '���������: A-N D.^ W E..A L S! ,. Ti-is BEST ^AClT^'-: Tho BAH 13 tfurnisljed with tliq Cucsi' *������T.N������3r: LIQUORS uuU CIGARS, y, .-��������� . ;v , / : ������ [Successors to D. Kuvfe & Co.,] LMrORTKUS AND DEAL!:ilS IN GIG-APvS, TOBACCO, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Dry Goods and Clotliing. CLINTON EXTRA FLOUR. . ��������� ��������� .������ ^aP* nn-l;tv ":iJ at t,lC fi7y AH GotKto of Uic i,Obo ^tua-vj mvO Cm Pwrr^^^a___!__----'*^5__^ -- Bankruptcy Notice, fiTHFRfiAS TltR COURT ��������� AUTHORISED TO VV "ot in the pnvsocutinn. ������>f a 1'ytlU.m lor m :'Vl. "* '���������',���������.���������-,.... ������������������m?������,i on the Tin day larding D*GG- TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND. ** the public that they have opened a Saloon in. Barkerviile, I (Quo door below tho TIC-TIC OFFICE,} or thosalo-of WINES, LIQUORS and CIGAB^ of the best.quality. rville Brewery. Lowest Prices.,.... BurkcrviHc, JluyO. v^ z.-i-Hwnse.n. ^A.T THSr* OLDfANWINKLE? k A Si. INQ-,.-CB������-������K������ ���������-. IHAIIIII&SiI?v ,!!^Ulf^;?S: of U renin ol Her pr.^nt Mojo,- l2i, :V-1;'^ l So^wi runt Iaw OmiolMatibri Ad. SS^r^S^We S.: ihat succour; YfHI ^i^ lW.������f ir ii. a i rl nb������o tthove-mcnlloiicl lor the pur :i,. u,e hi,.o ..������ 1 uf l|R, er(Jli4tur, trSSol/otlH^icr will ^ marie tl.r.iu ;u ���������'' Conn^l in the matter ol\tlu.|BJinkr������i)U^ Baiikniptcy Notice. R������ WirXUM FUERKST, a Banlirupt. rno Ml whpm.lt may couo?m: .;., * r /tiM lint the public sitting in the matter o: . Tftko not oni wit' "^-Vulv^rt-usoil to bo Ik-U, bcRu^ ;ih0 tf^S riS at ������i8r next Gencr.il ���������Xwiw at Assize at 1M..CUNIO i>ROPKlEtO*n.''' tra-^*- Tli9 Celebrated ZXX Ale will *6o mfttiitntfitarcd aud.so^byjWholodal* an d tnillu tiu ptu'ityjuud "' *���������* ��������� ��������� ^r������as^"������" ()I-f^M Sr'tkJuilso oi* tiro" County Conn ol BrU^O<iiiw������' Jj t StfpWmhcr. A.tt 1U74 ��������� '. ��������� AiMiX. fe 13. D.VV1E, Coiiiiscl in the matter or thi| J*������nkruiH Tlie best Liquors & C!igar������ co������slantly fecpt &a lianil '.'*'.' . T3xe. Lodging' -j^rtoisnt |������.*��������������� n.Way5 ^^-g^1^^^ \ Berts an* 8������BBiaw48it������������- P5f?>ia-a *Vi ^^y if ��������������� ;������������������" j I v.; v.S. 11 ' ,*;ffi . :' *4 . t i.-f ������m CAMBOO SENTINEL ��������� ���������rr , ,���������-���������,,-,��������� ^. ���������-. ��������� SATURDAY: OUT. 10. 1874 orra magnifioest water stretches;1 We pity the "babes asd sucklings" ."flffio S.itely signed tbe New Westminster and Yale petitions approving of Mr Mackenzie's. Railway- ooUoy*.r Fdr a timeV a sbo rt t lifte o a 1/; Thejr were allowed to labor under tho deln - ������lon ttiafc the Canadian Pdoifio Railway was *o reach the seaboard by tbe valley of, the Fraser, and as,proof positive Jlhat-tbis rou'tft fsas been adopted, was not a contract given out for the construction of the telegraph line not a foot of railway, the Colonist might have restraint on their eager way to the Pacific. Nature at one ttm;? placed a barrier of great mountains in tho way of their egre^n to tho ocean through the present channel, anil that barrier���������stronger than any winch nun could construct���������war! pierced by the fierce waters.; but, thanks to the enterprise and engineering skill of the present day. these same mighty waters can now be pent up by the construction of a few locks. How these'looks'are'to bo eo"d?ti*uCted and how they are to be placed in position, how they are to be opened: ami shut in the face of a volume of water more than sufficient to fill all the canals in the world, running with a, frightful velocity, we arc not yet informed. ��������������� Not a rood of canal will be required."���������and NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. er's Notice*" \TOTIOB IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT 11 ou and utter tbo FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, NEW ADVEUTlsraEKij.gr which is to "pave the way'' for the rail (fay t 23ut, alas I it now appears that there is to be mo railway at all; that " ma^rmGcent water stretch, the noble, the mighty Fraser, 13 to be .made navigable from the Rocky Mountains to the sea, and the immense cost of building the British Columbia section of tho Canadian Pacific Railway avoided ! The editor of the Colonist has been instructed by Mr Mackenzie to unfold tho manner of carrying-onfc this wonderful scheme, and his.brilliant series of articles" will delight all those who in fbeir ���������youth bad a fancy for reading the wonder- ifal stories contained in that wonderful book Hhe Arabian NightsY Entertain men ts;. Qur readers will remember that the fortunate pos sessor .of /AtadloV Lamp had only to rnb itjWben the geni of the lamp appeared, and at his master's bidding immediately accom- -plished the moat wonderfu 1 ibings. Tbe Cana- -dian-Premier is a modern Aladin-j-he rubs his miaglc lamp with a few Government adver- iisemente, and the gehi of tho lamp forthwith appears. The obstructions .to navigation in the nobl<% the mighty Fraser are- to be re: moved : the geni.of tbe lamp���������the editor of the Colonist���������seizes his pen, and behold it is <lone! Six hundred miles of roaring, turbulent, and furious waters become immediately as smooth as a mill pond ! What stupid people British Columbians snust be! ;Fprflie pas.tdecade they have been enjoying'-;��������������� -Rip VatiWinlcle sleep I The noble, the mighty Fraser bas been'rushing past them on:its eager way to tbe Pacific, and Instead of "bearing uninterruptedly upon its "bosom the commerco of the country," its placid waters have remained for" the greater part undisturbed except by the nports of the salmon; and tho slow-goinor inhabitants have been content to avail "tfiein- ^ded-rto caiT7 out a project which tbo gods might father, and which is only to cost the paltry sum of one or two millions of dollars! Tbe engineering skill, at the command of* the Canadian Premier and the editor of the Vic toria Colonist is perfectly astounding. It their genius hud only directed the affairs of Old Canada some thirty or forty.years Binco, the noble St. Lawrence would have b^eu locked, and the hundreds of millions of do 1 *rs expended in the construction of canal*, to avoid the trifling rapids of that river avoided. We expect the next great scheme broached by the editor of the Colonist at the command of bis master will be a Railway to the Moon io lien of the British Columbia section of the great Canadian Pacific Railway! Such an enterprise would he worthy of (be genius of a Mackenzie, and could easily be accomplished at-the command of the geni of the Colonist. Nothing is iucpoesible to a man who cati render, the Fraser-navigable from Yule to the foot of the Rocky Mountains without the construction of a single rood of canal, and who can construct locks of iroo and wood sufficiently strong to withstand the rush of its "mighty, waters-rand all ,at a cost of one or two millions ol dollars t an \ 'aims hi ���������������������" ^"iu"������ "���������* .; "-'���������*, ���������.������ ..>; .! . 'until the 20th JKvj IS75, subject to thfi 9th &ecu.m of tbo Gold Miuing Amendment Act. 1S72. JI, 31 UAIjIj, Rich field, 7 Ui October. 1874. Gold Commissioner. oclO The second Annual Meeting of tho Bridge Creek Jockey Club will be held at OUR GOLD PROJECTION/ Although tho population of Cariboo is so much less than iu the old days when gold was so ranch more plentiful" and easier obtained than at present, we have causafor congratulation when we look at the large yield of tbe .precious metal which our. mines are Still turnin^'out;'and when we consider the limited space in which they are situated and the vast extent of territory in tbe district still unprospected, we feel convinced that there are as bright days in store for Cariboo in the future as we have experienced in the past. It is a very difficult undertaking to 'attempt to make any approximate estimate of tlie On Tuesday .& Wednesday the 13th and Mtb October, 1874. $&* Programmes will be issued shortly with fc 11 purlieu I >trs. JAS. B. LEfGIITOX, Secretory and Treasure?. HENRY CUAULTON. President. Brid^o Creek, Sept. 30. 1674: NOTICE. VTOTICE 13 IIRRBRY 'GIVES THAT AFP11C4. ;i tiou trill be niad-o; at tho n^xt Se������tf<������n of the !.pgl3latl\T Assembly of the Provluco of Bn'.l.sh Columbia by tho WILLIAMS CREEK HED-ROCK FLUME A.ND DITCfl COMPANY (Limited), for an Actio rmetv in favor of tho .������ni<J Company f������r it further p*ri"d of t������'n year.-? from tho 29th cay of M.irclt. 1876, all anil $1 rural ir tho rights, }*rivlI*-Rcii an 1 benefits conform*! iijm'i thfitn by the " iViilUiios Creole Flume Ordinance," 1S6G'' October 2, 1S74 orS amount of gold taken out, as I bough we ob- -eeh-i's of (be slow means of locomotion I tain returns from the principal mining claims AlTorded; by stage and ox-team.' /This! there are so many scattered through the dif- *od grandest part of all the* Fraser, extending from Tale to Boston Bar as impossible of navigation," but the editor of the Colonist . rmdeceires them. " It is a mistake to supj os i that even this part of tbe Fraser presents in- aurmonntable physical obstacles to steamboat *arigalion. It presents no greater obstacles than those which have Ion? since been over- come'in'old Canada. A3 it is. steamers could. ��������� 'during the greatesrpa.rt of the year, descend with less apparent risk thaa they daily /run ���������tbe Cedars, and Lachihe;,rapids on ;the St. liawrence. Iq-order toi ascend, not a rood of KJaiial would be necessary.; "X: few lockvfor the construction of which the greatest faeiii- -ues are presented,: would overcome all and ���������carry steamers up through the Cascade chain." Riffle, gravel bars, whirlpools, and waterfalls are readily removed by a wave of H������ warvd of the genii and from thence upwards to Big Bar we are told there aro no obstacles "before which the en- d pose, offer no obstacles to a steamer asce^ in% or descending the Fraaer; it is on record rhat a much greater obstacle to navigation hm been safely overcome in Old Canada ror nave we not read it fo our school books' f>ntfloni:t ^os eince au Indian pu^4 hu *mo������Mf^j over the Falls of NWri> lUit wewillgo-biak to the Srand Oui-^ :> NOTICE, A Court of General Assize 4 ND GAOL "OEUVERY AN'I) OK X1SI i������tUCS, ���������IX will oe heu at ' YALE, on FRIDAY, (he lfllh dny of October next, at.II o'clock in tbe forenoon, aud at NEW WRSTMIWSTKit on KRIDAY. the 23d day of October, at tho same hour. 0ai������5dl2tl> of September, 1S7-J. B}- coin maul* cc3 JOHN' ASH, Pmvinci ������l S''cr*iiirf below in private hands that there is no pos- s'bilify of knowing the quantity sent out of tbe district. As an indisputable evidence. hawevev, of .tfce fact that Cwiboo is not yet " played out.5'* we give below a reiurn of the Exchange Saloon MADAME BENDiXEM [TAVlNGr Opened the above Saloon. ,,- Jl tnras tier thauks !or past Juvow, a������������u hopes bv TSE BEST UfiUOBS AM CIGABS INr WiriSlJ COLUMI1IA, 0- BEADING- EOOM amount of gold assayed during the past four atioaorSicS"V������ ^^ " mCrU a eont,M: weeks by that institution which has been of so much benefit to our miners, the Goverx- mkxt Assay Office. ; :.We may:inentioa that during thii: period all our best paying claims have not* been at work,, and that several of our successful miners; who have recently gone to Victoria took large amounts of dust with them. It must also be remembered that the Bank of British North America assays the gold dust bought by their branch here at their own office in Victoria.���������������������������������������������? RESTAMANTi BttERY, STANLEY, - ���������' LIGHTNING CREEK. ffiooenng skill and mterpri* of the day Q8������d to|.tate.������ The falis at Brldg. river, We ������������ Assayed for week ending Sept. 12, $19,025 41 " " ' '* Sept. 10, 24.948 9G ' .." t{ "B*vpt. 2tf, "10,������07 47 *��������� ������' Cinl u in (\C.(X ������n Total, Oct. a, 16,0G6 23 $71,818 07 hawwm Y���������i* M<i Lytton, ihmfi which the "Write water, hm' mi hmmH^rf^. Qm^ Drikd Potatoks.���������Potatoes, cut and dried, are coming into favor in the East. They lose U per cent, of their watery elements, con^e, quentiy a ton is reduced in weight to 353 pounds. Thus dried, potnto������s'keep i.idaflii- itely. They are in demand for ships' stores and tor inland places where freight is expensive, as in mining dUtrhiH, By immersion in water over night they reauma nearly their ordinal bulk, without percoptibl������ loss of ned a*t >o hiul is ulso Fresh 8iipp]jes RECEIVED BY EXPRESS BARKERVILLE BMG .STORE. PURE DRUGS, SPECIFIC MEDICINES, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN ' PATENT MEDICINES, AS CHEAP AS ANY STORE 15 THE UPPER COUNTRY. prwu LIGHTNING CREEK. DR. CHIPP enn lio ronsulio.t en t!,t, Crect EVKRV KIJXDAY MOKXINd, uuti! noun ll.irk������ rvUlo, July. ^2, 16U. Ladies and JliiSclren. Ladies' Balmorals, Kid Opera Slippers, ���������Lasting Buskins, . Size3~froni No. 2i to 7. MISSES & BOYS' BALMORALS, Sizes ���������from 6 to 12. CnLLDUENS BALMORAL-S, Ko. t to 5, INFANTS' BOOTIES, No.l to 5. LADIES k CHILDREN'S SHAKEN JUTS LADIES' UMBULXLAS. Paper Collars and Cuffs. GENT'S WHITE SHIRTS, No. 15 t-> 1(J. &ur TliO abflve&rc New GooUs, ju������i r-cvir;! *jj W. D. MOSES. B'trkcrvSUt. Jttljr 3. Ju4 l.n THE FIX.LOWING EXTRACT FfiOH A LETTER dat������Mi 15th Miy, !ST2, f'iMn mi c\\ iit'.cbl- toui oi H*a,u\i,'*b*M, ������'-*->r W.*rminsUT, WilW: W- '' I niu������l ft!.*o bop to ������ *y i(m( your Pi\> r-rt ������n rxct>il<'-irt. itp'fliclni ft������r mo. h:i ' I c rW*u\f -..'������������������o.l apj������,(U������'. Tin's ���������? owiiig f> t,ikiugyour PHI.-. I ,it.j TS yv-tr* 'M, IS5 j " n?niaic������ng, G-'ntl.tn-.-n, youra v,yt* T������������ itic Praprl'-ton of MORTON'S 'CAMOMILE PILLS, LONDON :iu i 'j ly THE UNDERSIGNED HirR^BY GIVTES bv * ut���������*. or Book AcCMint?, thut unl^s Uiwr iin������.������ iif^p-.tH miorUcf������������ro Ukj 1st Gotobur next, u������e*f ���������will Ut* pat in to Court for co\lectton. < oh EGBERT "MML S^'tn Crei'k, St'pi. '20, 1S74. The best Liquors & Cigars. BREAD, PIES and Cakes, daily. First-class Steam Engine for ~ 3 Sale. .TOR SAT.B TKB POUB^T HOSE STEAM RKGINB X1 Willi Hoisting Owir t;r������iiiplete. : ' ��������� SMITH, AND CArtPIOTER TOOLS, thiJy 36. ���������Asm��������� 6,000 LAGGING Dissolution of Partner ship I exlsllnx between GJSIOP IrOU HON. tUU't ndmttBth, lirltMh Columbia, ts Una itay dbso^w o/ HtUUlitl concept. ... ��������� ��������� . ' , r������irh������m All ������U<hU-4!u������ to tho fate Arm of Oiro.l & O" CJJJ will ho cvllBCtcd -liy-cirlitr of us. ������iv! nil ;*^h������tJ .luo hr t'lte flisilU Hrm will tHtamtM !������y J.v'i^i wu \v ill con Unuo thc Imslnce������ en Ms d������?n :ico������ j. u *��������� J. (,������lit**������'������ jLguiciion: Qiio>ndmoiHh, July ^U_JR74> aul2m^ For Sale. : HE HALF-WAY HOUSE, JACK OF CLUBS, ������n<l oouicjnio. l*(j������si<:'P.������foa"piven fmrac<lbl''Iy. ���������AppI'yoBlhoj)Wiuia(������lor>taBo Byji,VR?, ju)261m ��������� " ������������^m������. E. Two G-ood Fresh Cows, For ml* obom lna������ir������> of WM-DIXOK^^. ad*v������rJ 0������'le������; Barkerrllln. ,:**���������* ' fe-^-' , .������������������: ������������������������ .*.-������f-.ii- , y. ��������� ,. i-: :;������. ..��������� j ^^^A1>^\ .^^ 15IBTIL AtYan Winkle, on tlje;4th4nst., Ar Jniix Eo^RDa^f ft ������Qpr > the wife ESS*? H Ju'4 I.a H h������������������|| 1TTEH ��������� til is'sbji fStslSIJ nimsstci, j B M&f 11 '..GIVES ��������� i������mI to Mm liVir lidits text* tUey lllili lirsilS WggM sese. './:���������] liiflll ������������8 1 I ������������������ wt*iillil- Wm mm BrjK ^ k, a very-'ibte R^i^M! ^?*,*n~ ' Mr Gilbert MalcolmVSprottt^^ia. stjled I a-M&bM ��������� fqrvBViUsh- Colombia. ;^r i^oat does.. gond;A Ber^ice ia, Raping before IhV English pnblio; infontiation r^rding the poaition^rbgress aad resources i tjfthis province, aud I������6 baa als6;dpne; us good; perrice to correcting misrepresentatiohsocca- fionftllr made through tbo;Jriglish /press detrimental to oiif in Lcre^ 0tic readers irlti remember MrSproafs Texadn statement, in which iio *ays that during: Mr ^ePoanjos' 1ilaf in London-,that genUemm talked; of nothing elso but, <!' Dry Dock;/*,tbo^special busiiit'ss which broiigltt him; there, and which he carried out so successfully ; and now, in a letter to the Canadian> Newsman; o6scur������ Loudon newspaper -^ defen^i^ against unjust charges-preferred agafa&f biw in the paper named, bo bears testimony ta the sual arid ftbiUtyof anotbe^BnibhColunv l������iaMuiister -Mr Wai W-nf endeavoring: to bring the object of his mission to a success, fid issue.' Mr Sproat.says "^Ir^alkem Is a Miigle>mihde(!iwell judging^ loyalto England:;and^ariada,xHKa^prpper: i>a\ for his own province., It most begrati- fyfog to him, as the occupant ofXresponsibie nation w'a distant part of the,Empire, to finlthat the.metropolitan^prefiS^spontaneouS' k, has made common^canse^ith British Columbia in the present unhappy dlspute.;v Jo tho same letter. \1 rSproat saysx\Kt, Mac���������; kf naia is an e.xcellen t \ man'/ elear '-b ended, honest "and candid;.but I disapprove of the p ��������� il icy of * his Cu b i n o t to ward s Bri t isb Col urn ��������� hi a. I am afr^hUt will; dam agouthe Domiu- UuV, the Province;, and thk Premier." ^ are at a lo*s lo imagine by what process of rear EMiiiug Mr Sproat relic yea Mr -Mackenzie of i^poiiHliility for the acts, of his Cabinet, Tim policy off tho -Oabi it et towards Bri tfsh G o'. I u n b i a. i f dam dgi ng," ranst b o "d tsh on est ~ c.m iu chivf, then, be called ��������������������������� an excellent, cl ea r-h ead edvlK> nest, and w^ carding to M r Sproat,-- it r Mackenzie niust! lie a mum "puppet" in the hands of bis co**- 1 eagues. who . a re list ng h Uji as a cl oak: to cover their dishonest policy; totfards Oils province. ..." -*V BAD IXDU^r x : It ivitl bo soon by tbb^nows from Quflsnelr mouth that the. Iiidhhs. have used -sum*.'pi: the Caviar bound ������������������ pacMniins very badly^ f he In(1an Conunissiunor*s presenco won t d appear to bo necessary'in.tUatse^iidn^pf the province, "���������������������������., - ' ��������� ��������� ..''../ Q'nsaulmouth/ Oclober;8;:--Ued Aleck, Phil Grindor; and toni Untchison, the pack- era who left hero for. Cussiaritv June, itud w tin w a re ri������p oriid s tarv i n g mm e time ago, arrived here, to-day, , They got within 200, miles of the min e.^, b u rfi nd i n g' :i t. ������������������ Un p osal b 1 e to rea c h th e re t hey d u m p ed 111 ei r 1 oa d s a u d returned. They report shameful treatment from tlm Indians, who robbed them of every- thiug they could l������iy l]undHoa5and threatened deiyta on the-slightest remonstrance, They lost the whole of Urn cargo and five animals. lhu Oniiueca Express arrived this evening. irfWB reports everything-looking very favor- Who. The roads, bridges, &e., ure now being ^paired. Lewis brought down $1000 in oust. Tuk "pARTV 0P i>uiutv'j���������the men who cned out against the. corruption of the Lib- ������ral Conservative Party���������who bewailed the wn of bribery as committed, according to them, by Sir John A.'s friends, are being branded by the regularly constituted Courts of Ule country as hypocrites'of the very first *?��������� Lt^k at tlte string of criminals hung. ti^L?V)tJtUva8P������civM,and recollect that ^l *llf bitest batch. Another batch ���������������^finliUh.a!1.bl,ra-MS- Tb0 ^stmaster Gen- br hf������ v ii15,11 UP *m ^ ranks oi the " able Sn HwhL. o .hM ���������?-air,y wort ������������Hl������mle honors ^������b a Wgflnaqfc^MMfrwil paper. . MINING IN-TBLLIGESCB., \ -:X- '���������'������������������.. . -Wn.UAMS CHEBIf. .The .Bedrock Flume co. struckj?ood pay yeBterdnyv washing np 50 oZ., and expect to have 150 oz for 1the week The Bedrock Drain is in about the same position as it was six months ago. Cariboo co. taking -on t con- Bwetably.ow expenses. It ts reported that 'th������^5^m������.WKJTOh������dni< .10? oz. last :week.;:Sereral clairns around Cameronton ASiiLK-;Ant*Wffl PW Ballarat co.still prospectmg. '���������'���������' :-v ��������� ���������'������������������/ '���������'������������������''��������� C0!CKUn Gutanv. ��������� ::������������������.���������'Wtyte PJP������ co;, no change since last re- IJprt Ferguson co. fixing up to work f^orri new- shaft. Ontario co washed up710-toz '������������*;.:w'eok���������, and :ICO oz. iip to FridaVi��������� Qora co^haye stnickagood prbspecMSl 50 lo the pan, and expect -to take oivt jybod pay next week. Indian Queen- cb^ fixing up for winter. /;..���������'������������������ ::'���������������������������;' LIOIITXtN'O CRBBK. X Van Winkle Co. lookout 350 oz. last week and 30 oz. on Wednesday ;: have run off tbe pay, and it will probably he a few days before, they are on pay again. Victoria.co. have started to work in the face. Vancouver co. took out 126 bz. lasl week, w.orkih won tho sides-; started, in the face on Wednesday-"- Vhican co. had 37 oz. last week ; have struck the Li frh I ri i ng lead. and wash ad 11 p: 40 oz. oh Wed nesday ���������; the pronnd looks wel 1 at pre*. en t. Costel I o sli 11 rnn hin p as re poi ted 1 a3t week. GIadstone co. pre ui n% their pnmps. and ditch reaciy in ord^r to -start.work again hex t week Ele ven; of;Engl an d co' have t hei r.' wjieel-pit near!y ready ; :BiIsland Lrothers building the machinery. :-\ ���������"."��������� ;- PKTK1W CR15EK. .''/���������;.���������..' Another company has been located on Peters creek, below the one now at wo ik .thefe^'r r'xx-��������� '���������:: ;������������������";���������'������������������' '^/X;r^x%���������'-'.. ��������������������������� '������������������ '��������� .' JACK 0POLOBS CUKKK. . fr, ��������� Two Brntheri co. had their blind shaft down 13 feet yuiterday. ��������� CASSIAU. ' i DsASti Uukkk, Aug! R 1874; r - "Rnrron Sks*TI ski'.: -P ursua n 11 o p rom ise, ��������� 1 write you briefly oI this place and ray, trip������������������ to the same;' ��������� The trip from Victoria to ihe head nt steani navigation on the Siickeen river, d istn n ce a bo ii t 9 60 m i les. is Ui.e m osi p leasan t o lie th at c it has ever been my lot to t ake. fcase. creek is; ItO-wiJftiilBw;^^^^ o'; havffii(i6H-:~90 miles T^i^Y"lrai]ram^ 20 miles down a pretty lake to the mouth of the creek I havn been -here but ��������� two��������� days,' and hence cm tell you little about the mines,.but 1"'-. have seen many evidenees of a Kobd��������� rqU! ���������JeV4 in; this brief tfine..'' I have ulso Been;mucb ���������fl;o|S7di*ist:,'an'ii7rmV^ money "rapidly * and* I think: ttiere. will; be a yt������:ry^oiisidKVuhle. amount of money hi.ado; here ibis fall, : - ,: No n^w ��������� discovet��������� ves "Mvo been made tins, sumnier, but ns ninny m���������*n are cmt in the mau n tains ne w de veto p m en Li nre 1 o oked;-Tor daily. The climate and cost of living are -the chief'. iiiipedi men ts in the miners road t-n sii ccess; ��������� the formor,' can ne yer. be ch an ged. butthe cost of liviujr will dotibtle^s be nn- toriaily reduced next season. Freight from Port Wrangel to the head of steam navi^ition on the iStickeen. distance ItiO miles, is S������0 per ton : from thence to the head of UeaseUke, over the best pack trail that I ever.saw in my life, with an abundance of.good feed, distance 90 miles. 30c to 35c*; by boats from the head of Dense Lake to the month of Hw:'cre������iC,.aia-- tance-20 miles. $20,per ton. \ou -.will:���������*** by these figures that goods are nocessarl\y costlv. 1 will try and pive yon my impres- sionsof the couutry more at length at some future time, ; ', '' ���������'* d*?*"**". Fnw Bai6\oK.^At .th������.n������V. monthly meetiug of the Barkerville Fire Brigade held Inst- Wednesday evening, the following gentlemen were elected offlce-boarers for the eu* suiug year:��������� Captain���������Goorge Byrnes. 1st Lieiitcnant-S. A. Rogers. 2d Lieutenant-Joseph M=^oU, Treasurer-E, C. Neufelder. Secretary-A. Mouat. 1st Liranchman (lower tank)-W, 13. bttei, 2d Branchman-John Bibby , 1st Branchman (upper tmikWhos. llaia iug; 2d Branchmun-ii. 'l������^������f ��������� Fire Wardeus-Johu Bowron, A, HolTuian, ISL Guam. "' Stewnrd-R. Lipsett. ��������� R Finance Committee���������A. Fondola, u x>. Nason, F. PerretU; __ DilT DocSu^tTis; of thelim of Mor- ris and Kinnippie, the London Dock En- Poiac������ GounT.-Joseph Mathews, who es- caped conviction at the last Assize Court on a charge of larceny on account of the Jury not receiving- the evidence of a Chinaman who saw the accused committing the theft was again detected stealing 0n Wednesday last at the Barkervillo Auction Rooms. Mathews attended the auction sale on Wed- nesday, and, beiog a suspicious character, his movements Vvere closely watched. He was .observed to.placfl .something in his coal pocieU, and shortly afterwards left the room But Chief Constable bad his eye upon him' and arrested Joseph when be reached the sidewalk. The prisoner, with an air of injured innocence, took off his coat, threw it on the sidewalk, and invited the officer to search him, The prisoner was searched first, then the discarded coal. 4n the pockets of. which Wfre found two bottles of French mustard and a roll of butter. Mathews immediately weakened on this discovery. On Friday tht������ prisoner, was brought up before the Police Magistrate, when he pleaded guilty and was sentenced.to six months7 impVtsou- raent with hard labor. ImpcdbkcU and SiMPLrciTy.��������� The New Westminster organ of the Canadian Party ol Purity publishes id its last issue a notice par porting to emanate from Mr Henry HoJbroo!-, Vie member for that city in the Local Ley] * latnre. notifying the citizens that that gentleman will offer himself as a candidate to represent them at the-"coming election." If tho notice really emanates from Mr Hol- brook, he is certaioly taking- time by the forelock with a vengeance, for there is not a ghost of a chance for a Local Election for the next eleven months. The notice, however, has evidently been manufactured for the same purpose as the New Westminster and Yale petitions���������to mislead the Dominion Government as to the true beatings,of the public pulse in this province 5 and advantage has been taken of Mr Holbrooke "simple and unsuspicious Hat lire by a political knave to use bis name for that purpose. V Honors to liiii Waliehm.���������Tho Victoria Standard of Sept. "2Jth says:���������"A private letter from Mr Walkem bas been received at Ottawa in which the bon. gentleman "states that heiaet with.:* tindlj reeeptionfromRart Carnarvon, who was to give him a Gnal answer to his case the week of writing. Mr Walkem has.beenJgreatly assisted by Sir John Rose, who has been lately created a Baronet. Our Premier, has been placed on the general and special committees of the British Association ior the Advancement of Science, as a compliment to hb well-known artistic talents." ' We reieived by last night's mail a copy of a pamphlet entitled ".The; Dominion of Canada and the Canadian Pacific Railway. Tbe author. Mr William Wilson, of Victoria is known in .this province as an able and vigorous writer, and an honest, patriotic citizen. Il fa - opinions, therefore, on a question of vital importance to tho whole Dominion are entitled to great consideration. Mr Wilson has taken steps to place his pamphlet iu the hands of every prominent individual in the Dcmtnibm-. We wilt, take^an early opportunity of reviewing' the pamphlet > . HoimwAUD BotiN'O.r^Wo liave noticed the departure lately of .several of our lucky, miners, homeward bo'nhtl, and; byto-morrow's Express we notice that another .old resident -*itr Norimm McIntyre..,of the Ferguson co.y ConkUn gulch-leaves for hishonie in Canadaj sifter a sojourn in Cariboo" of twelve years: Mr Alclntyve will take with him a; good ���������'���������swag'5 of dust, which be richly deserves as the reward of his energy and industry. Lightning Cwfiksf*���������It will be seen by our Mining Report, that the Vulcan co. have struck the Lightning channel and are on rich pay, The prospects of the Costello co. are cpasid- eied to be very favorable. The Gladstone co will commence,work In a few days. Alt the paying claims will be to futt blast next week, and lively times are anticipated. Tug Gnmcn Tboublh at Vwrottt.���������Tbo Standard says there is a probability of an amicable settlement of the rii^tdrt between the Bishop of Columbia and tho Dean ol Christ Church. , Ma; Wambk,*at latest advise^ wa������ Ml m London. SWk s*e by the printed list of tho British Association fot the-Advancem-nt of Science thM the Horn Geo. A. #.lW, Premier of BritisbColiunbiaviseorotied as one of th* ' ^Association," ftnfl in the '-Journai of Sec*' tional ^roceedidls'' fs entered as a memW of the Committee under Section E., Geo<������ra* phy.-(Victoria Standard. Down PAgsi.:;vaKHS..-the following passen* gersarebockedfor.Yale-by Barnard &Co.^ down Express, which leaves to-morrotf mora* ing ;--W. iTorrist, Norman. Melnlyre, Alex* Hollidayj Reese S)avis, from Barkerville and LightuingJ and Mr Davie, from 150 mild house. '������. Barnard k Co.'s Express arrived at seven o'clock .last evening. Passenger, list.:���������^/ ; Rawlings. Van Winkle ; G. B. Wright aud'; man. Sodii Creek ; D. Kurtz, Qaegnelttvonth J ��������� Collins,: jr., Soda. Creek; Mrs . Nelson*'. Bridge Creek ; one Chinaman, Soda Ci'eeic* ' ' Omission.���������In our report of the oase ol , Naaoh vs. Park in our last issue, we omitted to. mention the name of Mr JJarosJoo, who acted iu conjunction with Mr Davie as *coun* ������el for the plain lift*. Tub Pact* of Pu-mtv.���������No less than BPY-'i" members of. tbe Canadian Party of Parity have been urseated during the last few weeks on charges of bribery und corruption. Mif Mackenzie's positierl is considered to be y/erjjK' Oiiticat. \ N' ~ Linb Dow.v.^Hlgh winds durihg the earlf part of. tho week have prostrated tho line iit ' several places. No news reports this week ia consequence. .... Notice.���������Mr Lindsay, of. Van Winkle, wi! aot as agent for tho Skntinkl on Lightning Creek,' and all orders leit; with that gentlemen will be promptly attended to. Parties at the lower end et Lightning "desirous 6fishb*> scribing, will please leave their orders at; Met': Dermoids, Stanley. Sent by Mail to sub* so ibers at the rate ot $1 per month, pay* able in advance* /-���������."���������': ������x-'X 'x' : BKhKKLEy, September, 1869.���������Gentlemedj I feel it a duty'I owe to you to express mf gjmVltude lot tbe gVctvt-bcnofH 1 bav������a-devivodl ������������������ by taking 'Norton's Camomile Pills/-T.ap* plied to your agent, Mr Boll, Berkeley,4oi���������������..:��������� the above-named Pills, for wind in the'stom* ach, from which I suffered excruciating pain; for a length of time, having tried nearljf: every remedy prescribed, but without deriv* ing any benefit.at all. After taking two bottles of your 'valuable Pills, I was quite restored to my Usual slate of health. Pleasa give this publicity for the benefit of thosa who may bo" thus afflicted.���������I am. sir, truly yours. Hrnry ALlpass.���������To the Propriftort.. of Norton's Camomile Pilja" ,.. .' Public PRIVATE BIL LSt, All npplicntiPiis for Prtvato "BiP.3, pfopftriy thA. subject of lcjrfehUim by the Legislative Anscmbty of British Columbia, within the purview of "TU������ British North Amcrioa Act. 1SG7,:' whollur for tho ^fiction of ;i Bridge. 0u< making of a liailro:ut4 TuriipliceRoad, or Telegraph line, tho construction or improyemcht of a Harbor Catia!, Lock, Bant or SHUe, or other like works Llii) granting of a right of Ferry; tho ItiCorjioratlob of ilccca whatever, or,for doing any matter* or thmt which hi its cperation would affect tm> right <tf prop* orly of other parties, or rela'tft to ahy particular. Obs* nf the con'.rounity; or for making any anielidniefftora like natufeto any former Act. shrtH require ft .Jwl^j jck ' of -in!i la on^ nvWsp-rw-r- published in. the district af. tetok or if there h, no uevvspaporpuM^icd.therein ��������� l.hen*mnm;'.vsi)U)i%rm tlie nest nearest djstnut la Vi'iiittii a. u'ew?uani*.V is iuthr'shed. ' .. %l ��������� cSi^icoshallheoontfritfed in each case for o v^H-id'kat I-ssvsiX woefcs. Uurtnjj tluvintcrvulof ffilwl iM^ close- of tbo next preceding Session: vn A tho const icru ti on of the petition. .���������.,.������������������ ��������� ��������� < _ ^ Befo"; any l^km prUyUMf/hr ^^,^| in a Private BUI fcrite action of .1 T������il JXtm* ���������������*.' relented to the House, Urn pirsonor persons intend- ^ to petition for ������������$ ������������������^.ull-n^.iv g^iUf ..the no^ Uce nwscrihed hi the preceding Rule, a so al tl������o sainj XSin the | .ma manner, give not ce of tho -nteff. wSiXylBtenU to ask, the esuuit o the' pnv.lege heUeiU of tho- urci.es, th������������Interval-1between. t^r ���������Jnl " ;���������:-.* fteric'dt hcU'i.islativeA'gomUy xrrvmrn T< 'nRREBY- GIVEN. THAT Alii* ;K^Sr^S^ovo .iwi mm m sottlod fonhwjtb; ' . ^.^ BYRjfg3. , '"������������������ *"* A: ���������-':^ BB c������g^acar^,*gK>Ta>*Si H JUISCELDANE0U3. ������ STANLEY, LIGHTNING'CREEK. fP LINDHARD IS AGAIN TO THE FROKT 1.- -Willi extended facilities'to do all kinds of work 911 Ili.Sliue. :-"'.:" ;���������:���������.���������������������������/, jV'lurge assortment of ��������� .',.: ST ^ ' "i LAMPS, ONG utensils, &o.,: :; ���������m hand, anil NEW GOODS constantly being re- ���������eiyeil, " , aulo 'Ma., L-:.; . /<; : BARKERVILLE, Jkuctioiieer, Go m lai s e ������S-Gooda received and stored In "FIRE-PROOF <JKLIiAR, and "liberal advances made on same, at seasonable rates..- ���������-".;--������*���������-. :.:iuy 9 0m"/ STANLEY, ��������� , v. LIGHTNING G REEK, ��������� . Has on hand a choice stock .of <vrblch be will sell, . . ���������., ��������� ������������������_'��������� . . ���������WilOLESALE AND RETAIL. AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. "'-.* .' \\ aoi. Kl- THE AGENCY OF,THE M ��������� \ ijas;bee^ removed to ^ ��������� -���������< ;,,:.G...M-. .UOP.TXI3, > Axcnt. : -Stantey, Ao'giKi;-22,1874. ���������'; * aii221m 'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TnAT Tl [! -^ , following iive the Boundaries of tb������ Land Recording Districts In tbe Province ol British Gplninbia: * ' ;-������������������:NEW'JWESTAfl^TEIl DISTRICT. The T^and Recording District of Now West. minHer. shall be* bounded on (he Sorith by the Southern Boundary of the Province (tb������ 49th Parftllelof North-Latitude) to a point about 65 mites East from the. shore of the Gulf of GeorginVshid point bein* the Sou'th- Easterii' corner of New Westminster District. amVthe Southwestern corner'of the Yule District; on the E*st by a line (bemcr also the Western boundary of the Yale District) running North from ' the said Sonth-finstero corner, crossing Fraser River ah out 8 miles above the mouth of Harrison River, to a distance- of about 45 miles, and thence North- West by North about 50 miles, at an average distance of about 10 miles East from tbe general con rsc W the Douglas Porlnge, to the Nortb-Euslcrn corner of said "District; which is also-tlie Nor!h-Weslern corner of Yale District ; on tbe North by a line (being also the Southern bonndnry. in part, of iho Lillooel District),* thence running West from said last nairiedv'corher, crossing Lillooet Lake at a point about equi-d is tan i. from either end, and touch5tig the extreme Northern point of Jer- vis Inlet (which is the South.West corner of Lillooet District) thence ro Forbes Bay on the shore of Desolation Sound ; and on the West, by a line running through the.middle of Homfray Channel to Sarah Point; and ihence in a straight line Sontherly to the most Westerly, point of Savary Island ; Ihence to mid-channel of Gulf of Georgia; thence to the centre of Sabine channel to the boundary "of'NatiairnbLand Recording District, following through the centre ot said channel to a point.opposile Point Upwood, Texadalslnnd; thence following the mid-channel of the Strait of Georgia to the North-Eastern corner of Cowicban -District";' [thence West on the 49th Parallel,to point of commencement, and shall include, (lie following Islands :���������* Eoffy.' ^Mary,7' Melville/ < Morgan/ ���������' Otter/������ MinkV ���������Rugged,' 'Savary,' * Harwood,' ��������� Tex-ada/ '> Hardy,' 'Nelson.' 'Capbiin.; 'Pearson,' ' ThoTm������nfly;'-'* Trail,5 ' White,1 "* Anvil'.7 "*De- fence,7 <��������� Woo 1 bridge.; * Gam bier,: < Keats,' <Uowen,'/Pasley/-Popham/ * Wnolcombe/ and 'Passage.7 and all oilier small Islands apt enumerated within said boundaries.' oral Dislrict. b^ing also the NortlMwst cor- iVr of New Westminster District; thence fol- ;0wii*������ the Northern ami Extern boundaries ,f i\w Yale Land Recording Division to the point of commencement. DISTRICT OF "TaLE (OSOOYOOS; DIVISION): ' The Osooyoos Land Recording District shall :Va the South cording Division); thence ������������������running \\ est,- to J the Western boundary of Kootenay District t . Ihence running Northward nlonjr tho fluid Western boundary lo the South-ICast corner of North Latitude; on timi? .* "���������-- Meridian of West ZS?^^ by the 60th Parallel" ������ ; ������M,,!-W Alaska, u ^^^^-^i, m: ^uicricti. Imil be bounded on the South by the <PJih . *iVfjvHftlv ���������commencmg p'sja ������������������'pma.i (Mes^ls? ./���������r- ���������r���������������' lie Soulh-Kast corner of the Yiiie Laud "Re- vi ���������-������-- Chief On K������-]3RRT BEAVES Lauds and Worhs Office ���������' ^^^ Victoria, July 18th, 1874. to* the South-Western corner of the said Kutii- loops Lund Recording Division ; .Ihence due South "along the boundary of the Yale Land. Recordiug Division to point of commeuce- men t. LILLOOET DISTRICT. . The tand Recording District of Lillooet shall bo bounded on the East by a lino (Mnp nlso the Western boundary, in part, of the Kopteuny District) commencim* from the Xorth-Kastern corner of Yale EU'ctnnil Di* trict; thence following a course, parallel to the general course of the ColuniUisi Uiv(������i* tu*iV| about ten miles distant therefrom. f>t> mile*". to a point on the 52d Parallel of North La it tiide; wliich is th������* Korth*Kastern cor;lev' o! said Lillooet. Disliict. ������u<l the Soulh.Iv.istern corner of Cariboo Di������lriet: on ihe Norili by the said .02d 1'arullul (being.also Hie .Suiitherti l������,t:iv������V. * boitndai'v of Cariboo lT.s*rict) cr'������s=?ng llie Cariboo Road at tho 'ti>Syh mile post, for a. distance of about 220 miles, to i point on !he 124lh Meridian, whici) i-������ the X������;rth.V.'esten! corner of said Lillooet Disincf. and the Sunt li Western oorner of Cariboo District ; m\ \)w West by lhe. sai d 1241 li .M eri d ia ?>, n d ist a n<w pf about 123 miles, fo the point where the said Meridian, intersects the Northern h6miliar* of New Weslminsfer District, at the ������������������JJOnCE .I3..1IBRBBY GIVES THAT r^. DISTRICT OF YALE (YALE DIVISION). for The Yale Land Recording Division shall be bounded on the West by a Kne commenc- mg.pn the IQih Parailel of North Latirude. Co miles East from the Gulf of Georgia, being also the South-Eastern corner of New WeiT- L THIS DATE THE ASSAY Charge! mmsfcr Land Recording District; thence loiaoi Gold Dust of Fiftceaoujicw or utnier North about 45 miles : Ihence North about f0 miles; thence North-West about ������0 miles . REDUCED .TO.TWO DOLLARS, '--ft-nd for- * JHINKRAL ASSAY'S TO FIYE DOLLARS, ���������tfia latter payable ijiadyanco. /29tli August. IS74 ���������'..���������.���������..' ;; ���������:W.,'; HITCHCOCK. au29 lrn The $1,066,00016m ' WON'T INTFJIFEBE WITH "\' "Where there are still plenty of ,'tho bcsJ brands ot : British Columbia JTOUTi; "] l '; ��������� LILLOOET, BEANS of 1873, And other Farm Produce, at VERY LOW RATES. Also, a gen oral assortmen lot ^GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, ���������"r.*������ B������0TS &: huoEB, HARDWARE and DRUGS.. kp- Commission, Storage and irorvranling husiuess ������r>ni}.at reasosaUls rates. wu������mt&s x m?3 m J AS. PiElD. ItAnTI-m-: INTENDING to a point being the Nortb-Evisterlv corner of New Westminster District; Ihence East about ,, , - ��������� -&��������� paranei to the general course of the .Nicola; Hirer, and distant abrin17 miles therefrom; for a di?iance of ab mi 135; m i 1 es to Go Id wa ter Ki vet: then ce in a .Southerly direction along 1 be .trail to a POmt 2 miles,West o.f Princeton {.(hence due boulhvfeo the.49thTar'aUe.l. ���������aoou^ge.-'min'S- thenco.along tbe saicFparallet to tlie'('howi'ol commencement. X- .-.���������������������������.-. ������������������������������������r DISTRICT OF: YALE! (KAMLOOP3 ������������������;;V;DiYisiONi,;.;-,-';:>'- , The I^mloops LSnfl Recording' Division fihaH be bonnded.on (be BouIJi by a line commencing at.a point 2 miles West of Prfiitfeton rnmiinjT.due East to tbe Sontb'point of Okan- iiguii Lake * " ��������� n er; thence the South by a line rnnmnff due East to (he tolern boundary of Yale Electoral Dwtriel being.also Hie Western boundary of Ko S nay Hislnct j; ihence following the W^fern boundary of Kootenay District, to the Non %s t corner of YuloElecloral DislHct: W m the North by the iSaiMnern bound: rv ir part of Li boet JDIvtriot, running WesV N'oHbcrh exiremity.of Jervis lalot ;. en the Smith by (be .Norihi?ni" boundary vt Nvw West mi us ter District; to Hie Nortljr/wiern corner of said Dislricl (which is Also the Nortb-Wr.sler:i corner o( Vnle Kiec'orid District) and (hence by ibe Nor h.-rn buttubtry, before described, of Batcl Yale ISloctorui DU- nlct. to (lie Sou lb-Eastern curocr of Sdid Lillooet District, which is aNo (He No rib-Eastern corner of Yale Klecloral Disirict. arty������,vh,:^- ��������� * *? Tl������q W *>:'.: Jack* ������n<\ nurns Coir.pxny, bin CUL T'f? tVtliitiu CMiifuhr. J. Tin- .Soj Juiu .frmpattf, Ttio At Tt Cnmpuiv'. ���������Thi;.J(r!,������rou^tmi>iny. . Tuc V j*..-st it).,;? Onup my.- Ti;-? I'ul^n Cfithp.ttiy. -TSi.* Chtlr|u*nflvAt Ctimpuiy. i ; T.10. Mjainvwd Company." PJar.sw.' ihfi jmninjrcnmul ohlnjcl b? thj Av%i i CMsnii:tiiU������'cii(1.tid sin*u at tH������ <������flS:o of'tlie Cwrfl ������i-$uv.'Ag9fttt C.i.rii>oyj, fur' 81s ly tluys irjat ilic im ��������� ���������-U08KUT BRW1-N*, .. Ci������K*'C3muri3efon':r of f/mU������ u^J ffi-ry . L-������n f������ at) 1 IVflrJcse Dop;>r( maul. Vicuah, July UOtU, 1������74. 'mi3 y-tjsjtcg .^���������fePBERIFS' R C ESTERS HjR E: SAUCE! Declared l������y Cou������o$?scui>i v ht TJin ONLY GOOD/SAUCE. Caution n^ainst Fraud?���������Tii.v p'ure������5.*tft ii HM>?������> tMji:U*us awX. uiirlvnllttd CV-nUirtirnt iwvui. c*iu9w!'c������''riai!i 'dcalcrnid"������p{������ty "������!��������������������� nantro't "HVir*.^ i������i*;nr������V^vic<.i?' to tlti������lrown inftrior w.pku-:?,iu j������n?rl:������.|������ iu*n-Uy fcurctljec'tjuiint!, 'Informed-lli&(tiic vyAy \\t\ytH\<v- a to Ai5K KOXi LEA & FERR2XP" SA^S DISTRICT OF KOOTCN'A The Land Recording ?).?<!ncl of Koofrnnr shall be b de?cribecl (oral and Liiiooel Di.-lrtcts up to ihe Nt.rlb ! wltl������ :t j������t������Vir%'tu.������ vv.irc������*Ri������r5liirtSstiir������l������iM'u!fc������:������r, ������rinnd������*d on ibe Wwi by ������i������"������ bHmvPtn4s--'rt n,it l!,f>1/ ������*������"'������������������������ up<-i������tl.ovHAi^ ;:f,un oonuaanosof ^ r;i������ f.h������c 6.>hV.������rtfihcf������r������lRn tri-:rsc������;i������ liavlnc i.^i^nri.-l oou!n���������.I'j-jstern,ooundnry ������f (Jnribon f)s-(ric?> 1 ^iorrn*:v.M������������'���������!' '.'������.m-okbol surh; urnnyoiiivriatii ��������� following the giMier-.tl co'������irK*������ of ih������* OofiunbtA 11'ol,s !>>' H^>icliilitt|if islii-iiinj'bo'nfnnijc.il. River, and diMani from it about 10 ihSIw'. f,r | AkI: fo^ LKA ^ PERKINS1 Sawce and s:9 a further distance o! about 60 mi'fH, (o ������} Nn:no on Wrapper, Label, Bottle, aitf point on theU8th Meridian, abma J.l mib^l' Swpp^r. [North-E'tst. of the Boat Knr,tm;wTf ftnd u'?i* '������������������^',w* f������r export by t!nf j������mprfrtor?f %���������������������������'; thence by Hie 118th Meridian il^ii,*' ^^ ,h^ I t"^������;;r; <V..^, fe n^k^H. lrt������n, &c &c; n'.lf.t������^������ ua,y.w1������������������������ i������ i ;..;..?. I Si> <������ftfCcr*'Au Oilmen iinhvr*iliy.. ivastern boundary, in part, or Piuiboo });,s- trtci) the aa-J Parallel, the Southern bdundnrrol (be vince. ������i li I'ro- : . DISTRrCT OR CARIBOO. The Und Recording ifeirict of Cariboo Uwsaid 3aH named e from ,. , ., ,. ��������� "Oi'ner,and pas.sin*abou? about .0*5 miles, lo' Thompson Ri m A VAIL ;. .il.emscJves of-tbe-new Mining. Havr air*! to mn ������h������eo tl.������r ground, C1������ have tbe Survey of uU ������ *ju- M.-ips m;uic by.adtiri!SeiBg " ��������� a mo thence in a. direct line a point on the Norih Van Volkenburglx & lers, F| K E R VIL VEXm A SUPPLY OF TUB .EST M&m OF tr j^2D ; : Afways on bnnd. trie!) lo LlmsttintnHof the Uucl;y Moiintuit^ ol West Lr.ngutude; th;/ l^te^ the Province ; and on |jio X Parallel, of North Ujffude, the N'jrrliern boundary of the Province. /^������wi������ ;l)i' JOiifiilurv of Ijv l he datb DISTRICT Op OMIMKO-V snail -be bounded orfihe Sonflj ^n.Mol Nor(h Ullnnio-'on.^p^ I2<Jtb kei-idian of iiwt 1, 8 Nwib by Uio 5l5fl.--iVaHftl: uM on IU the of Ommeoa hy. the bIfli >)' on^itiule.; on thence . ues lo the # e wasfoii road from Yale to in a direct line about 50 a-fmile post on-fhe Clinton 25^UyUlw^lB7u, *������������!���������" or'iSik w^i mST.RfCT OF CAS3IAR. Jwi^f !lttr T1nfl������ ^cordi,^ District fihail ** bouade(i ou Ike Soulli by tUo 66th Parulk-l M'EA'OHAIW & I RE tn-parml to nirnlPh T-nrahor n( ibdr.-JOfc il WUIUuli Crook, or actor U _������������w^*- "tiUAfBBIS:DELIVERED ON LIGItTNiKG ORKIiK. ^ ITivIiwa f^irilD^iM'ftchin* In operation -Itoj ff{ also furiiUli".. Re ^imball Estate. ^ MiiiiW Hw to iho aljovo. SWa������ "'^ ftHtM taliivitb; , RmJfrRm . T)t'paty Aflmlalst������Wr- mwSxmmm .^'w j ^ - _ -. - ���������" ���������'M-a^wA^^-^'iiaBijae^" ^.,":|>r*\ ��������� ^. ;~v
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1874-10-10 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
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Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
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Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0171277 |
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