������������������ A & , ' v.1.-' mamMBnimm^^ Vol, 1 Barkerville, William Creek, S;G.j Saturday, Sept. 9, 1871. K"o 19 TEE CARIBOO SENTINEL" ;' '������������������..������������������������������������ ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� if. ": . T',-. -' ... ��������� TY Published every Saturday.;byi y ^ <RyO & E & Tv H 0 L L O W A Y. Subscription, - - ,50 Cents per ���������'Week. JUTES OF ADVERTIPINS, For one square (one iuch), first insertion, '.:;.' ������'";,'.'' '������������������*'','"'. yAXX ��������� '-A onernoiith, - For t Wo sq u ares,1 .fi rs ti ns or tion',; ,: -. ���������! ������ '���������.-:.���������. y :.4vy' one month;, I ���������.-.-��������� -���������.-;* $3 .V -. "5 8 Agents for the * * Cariboo Sentitle!.*' ��������� AV*& Winkle,- J , Q u es u el mouth, > b Bod a Creek, > ��������� CUntqn. i -.���������;"..'.:��������� '.AA ...Yale;;���������;..;..;'���������. A Ay , , .No.iff: Westm i nstcr, ;-.Victoria.; ;������A\ >/;. Bean &Cq.j Mr.J. WV Llnrlhart. , >: Y B:i rn ard?s ;Express . - -\i.. Barnard\s Kxpress Barnard fs -Express, :y"-AXiio.:''"- :,!":4o '-'���������*���������);! ,- ; - .John Murray '" ;,.-.:;Y'���������;,.: Y;>1o|uV:Oq1 lens - - Sail Fr.incisco '���������.���������'���������B.E"A'"JSr- & CO., JP^CfFIG^&A ST Agv^USI^G ACHENC Y, 410 Montgomery stref*t, - y Ar'*"oVi r an t ho nzed' A gen ts, j ti' San Fran ci'poo. sClar'Is. Ci.ren'tars.Post*4re and Prbg-rammes for : f5 a llsi ivnd !Th ea tri citl r,fi ivfcer ta'i rim e n ts 7 ic #ser- S x e c ut:e.d w i Ih n eut b ess and .'d sap ate b.;^jf Terms moderate., 'A ' '"��������� '���������;���������.. *" ' , MfNtNG RECORDS.'/_' ^ "'.;*" ������������������ wipAM:pEK.YY/Y; :v: Tnnertin.I.e., c.o.���������Be r������t... 4���������Recorded In favor ���������of Ro 1}f; G-vntinrrt nwl Jjiniea Coyne.200 feet,* f'omm^ndnjr-tihhwt 15 feet below Pinker ton ���������ftbnfr, -running np ptr*"nm 200 feet, and from w ag on. ro a d to w est 1 irie of; Carib od co '... ,'KKtTHnCY CREKK,! X A A Ausrupl- 28���������llocorded in; favor of Ah Tuck-' Ah Ack. ticyevk plainis?.comraencingat upper fi no of A h Fori ks? gro n n d. ��������� Ky ������ '-'���������- -j_lGHTNT:>*fi ORKRK. : y y- T r;c to na co.���������Au gns t _ SO���������Kf co rd ed i n. favor rtf Jatiob Hdlmes, Jospplf'Bell. Joliri'Wilkin-: ro n, R ich ."Ro w li ng* W m .BIN and .Pat Ly n ch, . 'O.Topiano, Sam a el Scott," Geo.. Mi;lK.''I^}C y Lipsett, JoseplvBurfre. eacb one in teresH ^G. DurT, FrerL Mill, Richnrd Wii?htT Thornas ��������� McGorni^ck,: each half interest.' "Rerecorfl. : Lj^hmingco.���������Sept, 2���������'Recorded in favor of��������� fi; 'Chambers, JaH. Ha^an, D. Mc'Bonakl; Pet er Gl en din ni ng, Jas., A r del 1. each on e i n -. terest;; J. *H tin ter. John'T.Ed .wards, L. Win- -trip, each half in (eivst. Re-recotda. ..... .;.. COUI.T15R CREKK.., BepfV2���������Recorded in favor of Ah Cow, Ah Yunpf, two bench' claims, commencing at upper litie of white men's claim. * ; GUOUSK CltKKK. Cornwall .co.���������August 29^-Rf������oorded in favor of W. II. Wooicock, A. MeAlinden. 2 'bill claims on northwest side, commencing a"bmtt; 50 feet above Wright's cabin /running up stream. Portmnn co.���������31st August���������Recorded in favor of Joseph Portman, A. McAHnden, Stuart Smith, Fred. Littler, WH, Woolcpck. .5 iiill claims, commencing *nt lower line of "Ne'er do JV-eel ground and running down stream. ..XOWHK.H-CIIKKK, ��������� ���������Eureka co.���������Aug. :30-->Recorded in favor ���������of J as. F* Ford, two I n teres ts. Re-record. ��������� . BBGGS GUI.CU. -"Trust to Lnclc'co.���������August 31-^-Recorded iin favor of Jas. Arrim, David Williams.-Chqs. Wftatfri> Dan. McCalliim,David Gronow. Roht. ���������r:;-r ith ������ tii , ea ch I "\ n te rest, n*+n ?cord s ; W i II j������ m IJichu^lj 1. iiit������re?i, to be vrorked in co-Ritmc- tiori ; Win. Thompson;, Chas. Wilson /Oliver Cromwell^ eacb I intereit, to be held in trust tor,the..oompariy.:l";"-.. "XA^\ ���������...'. ���������; xA\'; :;:'A- ^^(Mckke^-a.. 'A.a , Cosmopolitan co.���������Sept. 4���������Recorded in favor of Jonathan Nntt, 11 interest; Joseph Sen ay, B. Deflis, J. II. Montgomery, Jo sep'n Shaw, Martin Begliel, William Galley, each 1 interest; Felix Daoust, J interest. Re-. recordi'-:> ������������������'���������' }A ��������� ������������������' ������������������'���������-. ������������������-"���������-��������� ������������������.:���������'��������������������������� y .���������;>��������� . > A STORY OF WESTERN HANGING'. Seven years. ago, when tbe West "was;a cora- p arati vely new cou n try, an i n di vi d ual p resented himself at the door of a log/gipcery in the se'ttl erne ri t of w h ich we wr i te and asked if th^reVwas a Judge in the place. vUpon being i ri for tried that tile storekeeper biniself was^ a"J'udge, the stranger proceeded : y,. *f;\Vel.l, Jiidgelyoii see t^e fact of' the, case is this:; I war travlin'along with apardner downfliere apiece, an7;he showed me,a dollar; which; he hivd.v Well, I wan ted the TmonejV and when he wasn't lookinM popped him un- derTthe; ear witlr ib^pistpll Thervfljtook^iis si 1 ver and tobacker and cum , aion������.; ' bu t I EXPRESSES, STEAMERS, <fcc. ariboo and ieca. BAMiED-'S STAGES MAKE THE BEST- TIME! ;.".>;driv������tiie;best STOCK-t ' ;-'X '; USE THE BEST COACHES! '&* HA7B4THjS MOST.COMPETENT DRIVER ��������� yGARRY. THE MOST PASSENGERS!"? 1)0 THE LARGEST BUSINESS! ���������W. And guarantee I to connect with the Steamers' "VA. ���������t*!:-:-:-"'-*--:-:;-..>iat''ea'ch end. ���������������������������.:' ���������':XXAjjenye/Barkeryilie on Monday.���������������������������'���������" A' vA ���������.. ��������� at Six a^m.; reach Ya le Th it rsday ':::;;";������������������������������������' 'ati Six_',p;.rii".r-������iri'd" arrive'at Yic^ 'A, tona^pu Stvttirday at Four p.m., e^iJe;;3d;^vs. ahead of ;%ails!; '.;.' MISCELLANEOUS. ft JUST'RECEIVED at. BEircriE*s. .;'A larffc supply of Euie Uiiderclothine, Y, , '.V ' . LADIES AND GENTLEMEN^ ' :W .^KNew Goods, will be received cv������ry week'-during the beason. +&������ .. . \ ., ;. SHOES, got to tbinkin' the matter ;pver a*nd doiri; tlimk I-'did just (he right thing by my pardnel. ���������.';;- ^* REMEMBER THIS Vj������$ My ,conahnns has beeii troii.b 111\7. nie, and. I think" I might to be^ bnng! -Now,"'Jndge;'.-if������it wouldn't lie too vmuch trouble,; I'd like to haveVoii:.try;^^ doubtjhe facts ml lm case, there's the. dollaiH-1.0.i<ij^,;,., r r . ��������� - ���������������������������..A Travellers^by^th'e"- FAST LINE SAVE FROM. ^WELVE-TO TWENTY DOLLARS I took irom mypardner; and;?ybu?Uwfind his; r,ema ins do w n; f li e road in p iece i in de r a log; I'll, feel obliged. to. you, Judge, 'ii you will have me. hiing." ;. i-C,;The/Jfudjce!.. to Id :'the:" stranger vto make, himself co mfo r tab 1 e oyer * at the h o te 1 \i a til he would send some men down the road to investigate the matter. and if they found the body*he would call a jury and try the stranger ::as av as tde^ired. Tbe dead man b ei ii g f o u n d, the Judge summoned'a jury, and sent word to the stranger at.the, hotel, that if he would step over to the store they wotild give him a trial. Tiie' stranger a^ peared im med 5 ately ;, he shook hands with the judge and jury, invited the Court to take a diink, and appeared grate A11 an d sa t is fled wi th the' pro c eed i n g s. .: Yfl'he'trial proceeded socially,;and the very tender-hearted jury brought in a verdict of giiil ty of taanslan gh ter in the li rst degree. A look of anxiety, which the stranger had worn tip to the time faded from his face as he stood up to receive his sentence. "You have been found guilty," said the Judge. " of'the crinie of manslaughter/for which you are undoubtedly penitent." Here the stranger began to get anxious and uneasy. u And If," proceeded the Judge, " it meete with your approbation, we will try to hang you next Sunday morning at II o'clock. In tho meantime try to make yourself as comfortable as possible." The stranger looked a little sad, and tbe Judge asked him if he wasn't satisfied. If there was anything-he could do for him V '���������Judge, I hate to be particular and fussy " said the stranger, "-but bavin' the ague and fever, the chills come on at ten o'clock in the. morotti*, an'7 if you could have me swing off before that Iabould feel obliged." "Of course/? said the Judge, ��������� * we always respect a party's feelings. No trouble at all. Come round at 9 o'clock, and may be we'll get through before church time. Sunday morning at 9 o'clock, the stranger I came out of tbe hotel and proceeded to the I grocery. There he met a deputation of ctti- j zens, one of whom threw a lariat over the! M7 F. J. BARNARD. ^^^^^ojb^sbDi's Stages %TXi;r;.:ijfivis'* barkrrvitxe every week, I -V* coimr?cting ���������:wi;til tbo Stenmew��������� at Quesnul- :mout.h.aua Yaks, w.itii.H.M. 'iUIL.EXPl'iESS and FOR YALB *& INTERMEDIATE PLACED. GEROW; ���������'&;': JOHNSON'S Express and Stage Line ��������� ���������'. BOOTS, Clotliiiig and Groceries^ , . r .. OF THE BEST QUALITY. . . t. FoiVnU at t it c Store of Hie utiilcrsicno'-ju Bo ft or ���������vUle,opposite the iiank brilritisli CotuinlUb: ' ��������� ��������� ���������.' r . :'���������.' w: RKNNIE. ^ -BOOTS IM; TO :CMES; jelt ' ' a'8usual" ��������� ��������� '������������������--' '���������'��������� "-''. ': iCARRIES: L"EOT^,.teK:isyEs>yAt^ ���������/.... , EX-PEJESS FREIGHT AND I-^ASSENGHBfi : "'A:T;s R'E;p;IT'CEI);;iiAT;^S;.; ' UTsT Ool lcctt t>ns. Com mi f?si ons a n 4 Gen era I Kxpreefe business aoiia with pmicLualUy/und dispatch, y. "jS������3r. Office ot the. (Jan boo. Agency at . 'A, "-"'���������' MU"'DAVID KURTZ'S STOKE; . ������������������i- "ii!>9 ' :- Bafk������r"v.ilia. >.-'��������� a ;&tew&^ ANAKDAFTKR'THK 18th-'MAY, 1'HS 51 BAilBH U Victoria will '.:.'"��������� ' -..���������''...��������� /LEAVE SODA CRISK-lf".;; <; EVERY THURSDAY -MOFINING, Conuacilag next daywith'thft Steamer EKTERl'EIiBS at Cottonwood Canyon . ' WILL LEAVE QUBSNBL; ; On the down trip every " TUESDAY MORNING. Freight from Soda Creek to Upper Canyon.... 2K cts. '"- ." Quo^nui li . '.���������' IJbfcta. fare Trom Soda Creek to; Upper Canyon.-. $10 Kare I rum Question*) *4 . '��������� & Fare 'rotn fc'ocla Croek to Quesnel ..������������������.' 6. Quesnel r May 12,. 1871. , ; WtfSO : _E?oir....SaIe^ THATIS USEFUL! ow. Frices, -AT- ,.a... \p;e;kp;o.la>, ������������������ -.���������:>������������������ BARKER. VJLL-Ei"'-' COMMISSION i STORAGE. Groceries, Provisionsand ':. Licj-TiorSv ������������������, y : ��������� ,y ��������� DiE P, O T \ P 0; Rn*;'>,\; ���������' fit 69 tnvSO" general Agon. Mutt James mcKum,. THOS. FLETCHER'S- : Bankruptcy Notice. "tTTBt-REAS a petition l'drun adjudication of.Bflnk^ V y ��������� ruptcy waa on the 2151 day of .lime. 1871, (iled in Her Majesty1* County. Court of BntlHh Columiiiii by���������-Marvin 1j. "Elmokk, under which the said Marvin: iA Klmore has beMi udjadfied bankrupt. Xotice i;< lierehy given that ilarvin F.! Klmore is hereby rrv quin-d to surreadcr to the above named Court ut tho (i.rst meet! r. g o ( oral i u������ra to b e h*M b e I ore. ih e. sa vl Cdurtou thtJ SStli'tlay of J������n<\ iu-itant, at 11 o'clock- in the t'orenoou precisely, at Klchnetfi, and also to tho; Oai rt on. - the'21bt dn y of Bopiejniwr ^es t ensui ������j,\ a.tQuesnol mouth, when and where tho said Bankrupt' is required to surrender to paus his aecond exaiuUiv At the 0rWt meeting of orodffors (lie Registrar will ! receive the p;-ou fol' tho debts oi the creditor?, und the crcditors in������ v choo.se an AstixR eo or A.s.sighees -of tho 3-i;;������kVrtpt'sosiatoand ^moiid., At,the second fitting pruols <>t'cUtbts.ot"cro(litor>*' will also ho; received, and the I5.ii)kvupt will he r-'quired to submit,to bo cxaii*. i n ild and \M make a fu 1 i diselesi\re ������ nd ��������� A l.-covftry ot" all'-hisesittfce and effects, aud to npisii his ;fc__a-_ata*- Notice is also given to all persons indebted to ilift said'' Bankrupt, or*mat have any o( his ofivcts, u<)t ii> deliver tm-*amo hut to.Ustt's LtM>3ATs of Ricbfleld, OiOcial Ari.si^ncv, .whom the Court has. sippoiuien'. utA ! 'f\\A notice to Joux '(*, B.ar.vsto.v,,.Solid lor, ei* "kleU- lirab of ti tree, wad,-ria noon i?s the stranuer 1 p 0(J Q 31 (I -' ll^ TL <X B to V & , iti������ilii' ba*i titkcn 'a che& of tobacco and hml A,tiM*n ' -���������������������������������������������* *��������������������������� h*Tids J4*' ri;s.T;.:���������;!, U'^\> dHaI������'d u\m up. KJM;:n'.KvrT.u; Ml Sn&fr JAKUfiUVPSAT, >":e.5 i ���������.f.r.; y..-, _, i= ..;;*. c������ *) Ar.������4im������ftl ^���������������������������A, _SK !,pff,..-..._ -;0YY Y-; isfa lyy m Afy4Y.y wm������ < AXAL , m :A Mi YIYJi ��������� WE CAEIBOO iNTlNEE ^Hh'.'.'ltiC SATURDAY. KEPT. ,9, 1871. "To pOri^Sattwday evening;last a public meeting was held at the Tbeatre Royal, Barkerville, for tbe purpose of presenting a congratula- ���������* ��������� tor y 5 add ress to Hon. H. L; Langeyin bri bis Jfirst visits to Cariboo. The attendance was 'wry' large arid respectable. At- 8��������� o?elock, MvJiM. Todd was called to tbe chair,, and Jfcfr J. S. Thompson appointed Secretary of the meeting. The Chairman having introduced Mr Langeyin to the meeting, requested ^rttie Secretaryito read the address, wlaich was *torilje following effect: ^ : ; . the HoNi. Hkctob Lours Lakgkvi?;. C.B., Minister of Public Wotlis of the Domiu- :. Y������on of Canada. As inhabitants.of tbe CaribooMjning Dis- ... trict of ISVitihb Columbia, we have much ^leasiire in welcoming yon on your arrival in lliis important section.1 It affords us great -aalisfactioii to. greet so soon after the in cor? , ppratio n of ou r ��������� Pro v in ce wi th th e Dom i nio n ;������rGanad% a member of the Dominion Minis- r~<ryf and more especially of a .Ministry 1 to ^hom our: gratitude is due for the strenuous ,, exertions made: by them to secure the con? summation of the terms of ^*Uni6hV^spitjJ5k[ powerful and energetic, op position. ^_^1 >-. ./A.We hail this early ^sit^4an^^idre'rice of , *he determi natiori of the^.dominion .Goyern- vihent to ,|aithfii 1 ly cavry, jmit tfeelr^^rtion of; v'<he compact by which we have been united, ,������Y^anfl we trust that one of its results wijl be to, : confirm from personal observation"iyoilr"satis-" A: taction at tfce victory;gained,- by> which ianother, though a distant Province, has been added to the young Confederation whose ter^ .si tories^ through its acquisition now extend "i'rom otjean unto ocean. ** Iridependently .of the geographical advan- laces* ol orir position, we have every confi- .���������,. ^dence in the mutual benefits whicb the natural "resources of this Province will eventually Contribute, when the great work of the age��������� the; :pverland Rail road���������Bball have practically annihilated tbe distance which now A separates>:iik from the; older Provinces j; and we",trust that ere the lapse of many years au "unbroken Xxne of prosperous settlements will reach from the St. Lawrence to the Fraser. Hoping-that the exnerience of your visit to lintisb������������������': Coiamriia will be such aB tb "fee here- -after associated in your memory with nought ''but feelings of pleasure and satisfaction, We have the lib nor, &c, yThe'.''address* which had necessarily 'been *;������1rawn up hurriedly owing to the hon. gentle- tman's brief sojourn, was numerously, signed "liv Barkerviile. and had there been time to liave circulated it through the neighborhood, would have we believe received the signature ot every one in Cariboo, After the presentation, Mr>Langevin addressed the meeting. He said it afforded him ��������� * much pleasure to return-thanks to * the people ot Cariboo for tbeir hospitality, arid on behalf ^himself* and his colleagues for the confidence expressed. When in London in 1867 ���������arranging the terms of Confederation, they ^remembered that they had fellow-countrymen * on the shores; of tlie/Pacific, and'. they there- ��������� fore asked the British Go ver,nn^nt to consent that whea a joint address from the Let_iji"!a- i.i ve Co11 nci 1 of Briti^h Colum bia andztheTar- liament of Canada should be presented, tbe ���������former should be admitted as a Province of the Dominion, to which no opposition was anticipated. Tbe people of British Columbia decided to take advantage >of this privilege yMfi-sent delegates to Canada, and though the population of the Province was small the Canadian Ministry, considering tbat tbey had a .right to be liberally treated, conducted the negotiations with the delegates in a friendly spirit, asd, as Ministers of the Crown, determined to stand or fall by the terms agreed rupon,'Coascioufl that if they fells justice would ���������some 'day be done, They were told by the opponents of union that the Province was not worfh flooking atter,; that irom the Rocky Mountains <to the Pacific there were not ten acres of arable land. This they never believed. The Terms were finally passed by a 1 si rge maj o ri fcy. a n d were ac cep tab I e to fou r- :flrihs of the population of Canada ; and though British -Columbia may now receive a few ���������thousand dollars more than its due, there was a statesman at the head of the Administration who felt that the day was not far distant when the resources of tbe Province won Iti entitle it to more. We gave yon the free institutions of Canafla. Of our mother country, England ; :-ond it is for vou, as Ifrave every ctmlidence ���������you w?i^, to -shew 'that you were right. Your -el������ctions are ^coming on, with which of course % have nothing to do, but I trust you wil! ^choose men who will attend to your wants. "When your Legislature assembles it will be tfnr its members to consider whafc'localim- g>rovements are to ",)e carried out; with that r^-e h-xse nothing to do, bin we hare.lost mo! time in doing cur share. We have now, 24 surveying parties looking for a rbute for the trans-contineritai railway, to which you look forward as a means of opening up your province; and justly bo. ; It has talcen me five days' land travel between Yale and Cariboo, and tbe expense of tbe trip is-so gi^eat that many of your own people will'not visit you. In this);enterprise you have put your heart, but riot you alone ; we in old Canada���������for this is young Canada���������have done the same. On the report to be presented next winter the Chief Engineer will determine the route, and ri*>xt year we will ���������call for tenders, and I have little doubt but we will effect this within the two vears provided. The question then arises. Will we build it in the stipulated period ?.-. We will do our best, and! hope it wiil be done in much less time. The question of where the terminus will be located��������� warier on the Main land or Vancouver Islam! ���������Wis given rise to much discussion. That is n ot a q ii estxon which I can answer. Wh en the Chief Engineers report, the Privy Council will decide, and tlie Government will eonsider your special interests, when they do not conflict with the general interests of the Dominion,-���������both will be well and impartially weighed ; and when determined. I think you willi confess that the selection has been for tlie best. ;In addition- to your local repre- ftbntattves, you will haye to select six mem* iters to the Honse of Commons. It has been said by the Opposition that three were.all you were ^entitled to; but in this we have dealt with you'liberallyi and ������ liope'your choice will fall on men who will associates themselves with those who wish the welfare of your province. You speak of your geographical position. I came to British CoWmbta, by the advice tit :triy ;cbl Ieagues, to h ear your wan ts, arid I'bave beard them expressed at Victoria, New Westminster and Cariboo. T came to inspect aiid study carefully everything likely to-conie before my department.;I I did not fbelieve'about the ten acres of; arai>le land, but I wanted to see them myself,;and when I return to OttawaI she 11 tell those who have spoken about them that they are very, very 1 arge a ores. You have, it is true, mountains -~darge monntains. high monn tairisr4many of wliidh 'I sh oul d 1 ike to see i n Can ada ; an d you have, :as T have seen myself, valuable mines, into which I have pen lielow the surface of the groupd. < Ypu haye also vast tracts of grazing and - arable land; Some of this roaylie at present of little value -on accpu iit o f the absences ��������� of wa ter, b ri 11 h a ve seen mysel f *in^ Canada barren lands made Ter ��������� tile bp. energy and irrigation. Your great 'Wants, however, are capital and population ; the -la tter wi 11 come wi th tbe -building o f the railroad. The laborers who at first are wanted in its construction will eventually become settlers, and capital will follow settlement. You are not known now in Canada; They know nothing of'you or your resources. The Rocky Mountains shut you out, but the opening of the frail road will, practically demolish this barrier; the difficulties to be surmounted are much less than with our Southern neighbors, where there are passes 8000 feet in altitude jto be crossed, while ours arc less than 1*4006 ; and'the increased knowledge- of your resources, coupled, as I hope, with a liberal land policy, will soon promote population. You are nowalreadv reaping the advantages of Confederation. "Your debt has been abol ��������� ished ; yon enjoy an improved and cheap system of postage, which I hope will soon be further improved through -oontracts being 1 given which will enable you to receive your ^mails'in shorter time in Cariboo and in your ���������important Northern 'Offshoot,::������mmeca. But there is another change provided for in the terms of 'Union 'which vou have not yet got. I al 1 tide to the Co nadian Tariff; and it is for ���������you to consider'whether it would not be bet- terfor you than the present. You want machinery for working your mines ; and last session, I'understand. you had to pass a special Act to enable a single company to introduce their machineryJhere. The farmers, however. it may be said have conflicting interests which ��������� require protection ; this topic, therefore, offers a subject.for mature deliberation, and should be thoroughly considered before the election. % -regret that my engagements will not permit me to protract my stay with you. as ?I have to visit the west coast of Vancouver Island, and the straits dividing the Island from the flfciinland before my departure from the province on 22d September, but I shall always retain a pleasing souvenir of Cariboo, where I have been fortunate enough to make many friends from whom 1 am sorry to part. The hon. gentleman resumed his seat amid loud applause. Messrs. Thompson and "Walkem having been called on, afterwards briefly addressed the audience, and three cheers for the Qneen and three for the Dominion having been given, the meeting separated. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Dissolution of ^PartnersMp THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing betweoi y J. C: BERDY and J. W. UNDHARD haa been dissolved b y mutunl consent. . '-A . j��������� . The biisiness will/be carried on by J. W. Lindhardi who will pay all the liabilities of tlie flr������ and collect air outglanding accounts, ? J. C. BKEPY. ������������������-, /J. W. L1NDHARD. Vanwlnkle, B.C, Sept. 2d, 1871. ae9 lm ' FOR SALE, The Best Hydraulic Claim ^VTOW W!dRKTNO in British CohiTnbla, tte proper ty il of Shari).tf)raper and Emerson, si iu tiled on Cun- nyngham Creek, and hav;ing a large extent of hill mining ground. There are three large Ditches ������pon the ground, aiTording an ample and never-falling eup- ���������plyoL* water. ., '.-..; ...'��������� For terms naid particulars apply to the owners, on the Chi m, or to JAMES VICKHAM, Barkcrville. Be9 lm A Card of Th TIM AUTHORIXEt) BY.THE RIGHT REJ. "BISHOP X .D'HKBBbaiEZ to return his most sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Cariboo who so kindly and generously responded... to the appeal made to them on behalf of tlio Orphan Girl's School of St. Wary^s Mte- sion .;"'���������;���������'���������������������������������������������; . Y ���������������������������..^ .A'\:- '' \i������vA-y."XvX ��������� His Lordship also .-.wiI she.? to -aval, himself of this oppbrUtn ity to expreps his most grat^flil aeknowlerig. nients to 5I.rs Lauikr,: Mrs VriGNOi.y;.aiVd HeiUucks .Wtgkham:, who so willingly a nd ch n nb b)y .a^jL.ed ..as C(dlectors on the occasion," an d who lmve.;^'eftii;.ji'iire- m Uihg In their. .endeavors. to: a id in.evi'rypoisro.e way the above charitable object. : '". J.;M,.McOTJCKlN>O.U,I. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GEORGE BYRNES Has been instructed by Wr Peixkwvr! of Richfloid, r :Mo sell, by Public Auction, y ; . On Tuesday, Sept. 12th, ��������� The whole'of big. , '-���������.y.y St, Joseph's,Mission,^Vj'liams haUe?l 27th August, 1871. I Bed It y" ' CcmSislin&bf: '���������''' y\*~ BAR FIXTURSS-Atab 'st������r Stand Clock, Glass- war������, Lamps, Mirror, Urge Stove and Piping, Tables, Chairs. " .;:. /" '. ; X . SITTING ROOM���������Carpet, Lounge, Arm Chair,; Rou nd Tables an d Ta bio Covers, Book Case, Stove and "Drum, Lamps, Curtains, Table Cloths. , KITCHEN���������Croclcwy Dishes, Plates, Cups and Saucers, Cutlery, CruftSj Tin Ware, Plat Irons, Bath Tub, Five<Cords Cut Wood. / _ 'SIX BEDROOMS^-Oonlaining Double'and^ Single Horse-hair. Pulu aud Feather Mattresses; do Pillows; Sheeting; Pillow C*ses, Blankets,, Bedroom jOiirpetv Three Crocker'v,-Tollel sets, Looking Glasses, Curtams, Washstands,-Tables, Towels. ; .. L;{'\ Also,-.Carpenters' Tools'of every description. Also, Five and a half. inieveslB in the Excelsior Co;, Wihia������ Creek,-; including. 300 feet New Hose aid Tooia;- '������������������������������������������������������ ���������'���������;';:" ��������� ���������';-���������' :'.' 'y-y ", ���������ALSO,��������� ;��������� Consisting of . GOLD WATCHES, ; y >yA JEWELRY,'SPECIMENS; i&c;, &c. VaMev'-Y. ;"f:;-":; ������������������.-;'v.: ���������Tifltili- take place:.at, the ANTELOPE SALOON, on )W' v SATURDAY EVENING, lCdj Septembers .;'��������� 2OO Chance's a;fc $5 YeachJ ���������;' ; Tlie'-Eight Highest and Four .LOwesb'-throws will receive the -Prizes"; The lowest throw to take the second PrfzCi--..-'-''.v:V.-'-.- A-y^-.'-A:.A.:A,^A.. XXX,.'. .��������� . ,'.' Ay. ,A.X. X A Ra flle for Cha nnes will b e held every even in jj ti tl tlie'time,;atS.30.;;;; ;:.-vyyy- ��������� '���������..������������?������ . To the Electors of C arihoo ���������and:.Lillooet. Gentlemen, :;. In pursuance of the terms of Union you will shortly be called on to elect a member from our joint Districts to represent you in the House of Commons of Canada. For this position I now offer myself as a candidate, and should you do me the honor of returning me as your Representative I shall, to the best of my ability, strive to prove that your confidence has not been misplaced. If elected I shall use my best endeavors ta promote the interests of our Province so far as they can be affected by Federal Legislation, and above all to expedite the grand bond of Union���������tbe Traus-conUnentaFRkil- road. yuA:{A With reference to general politicarrMtters, I can only say at present that'fplionored by your suffrages. I shal I go to tbd House of Commons untrammelled %y party obligations, save that I shall consider it ray duty, and the duty of every member from this Province, to lend a cheer hi I support to <the Ministry to whom we owe our nsw birth and political enfiaricliisement. ���������I have the honor to Tae, Gentlemen, . Your obedient servant. J. b'PENUBR THOMPSON. Bafkerville, Sept. 9. 1871. ' Known as the Richvieu> Hotkl, unless digpesBd ef ��������� by the 3lat August.1 ��������� :'������������������:''-' Terms at side. . "���������'���������:;''- ���������������������������������������������'"' :: ��������� ^*"���������/'���������'"' :;-."' ���������'. ;" ":'��������� ���������'���������-"' lerBroSe, YALE AND BARKERV1LUS, % Wholesale aiid Retail Dealers ia GROCERrES & PRWISIONS, mms & liquors, y DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, , ,,.���������,...'.;. HAT&&CAPS.. . ; BOOTS & SHOPS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CIGARS & TOBACCO,! STATIONERY, HARDWARE A CROCKERY, And a complete assortment of . , 46. Oppenheimer Bros; beg to inform Traders, Miners aud Farmers requiring k stock of Goods that lh*y hold a large and well selected assortment, and ar������ prepared to sell at tlie Lowest MarketTrices. jjsr We invite inspection of our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. NEW GOODS are being received continual!j. Ttte name ot Mr Sanderson Pearcy, of Barkerville, appears in the Salt Lake Daily Herald as having arrived at Salt Lake City ou 18th Fresh Ranch Butter, OF BEST QUALITY, RECEIVED BY EVERY EXPRESS. OPPENHEIMER BROS. my47 3m SYLVESTER'S "EXPRESS FOK OMINECA will here- after leave QUKSNKLMOUTH on or ubout the 1st and T5th of each month, making regular trips twice a month. %&* A general Express busineps conducted, and RUirefft 8fLVEB?SR, Augusts THE -OOURT OF BE VISION AT QUES- 1 ncdmoulh \vili bo held on the. ELEVEXTK ol* Sopkmhcr, instead of the 21st. H. M. BATiT,, Registrar-for Cariboo Electoral flistrfrt. Rich-fleld, Auiiw* l*th, W,l. ��������� ml������ RESTAURANT AND BAKERY. rjpHIS OLD AND WELL-KKOWN ESTABLISHMENT 1 is always supplied with the best of everytWftf that can be procured in Cariboo. # Board, - - $12 per Week. Single Meals, - - - - The Celebrated FRESH GROUND COFFEE, A superior article to any which can be bad from JjJJ lew, Roasted and Ground on tho P*���������������^-J���������%",# besUelected facniw, and warranted AM from adm tc^lnn- j. k GQODtO* V '���������* 1 1 Jm fi II m M mm i\-J6taiL.v ^__a������ 5W Y ��������������������������� V. THE CARIBOO SEFFML ~~_ SATURDAY. SEPT.. 9, 1871. ���������PBCiAIi* TO THE CARIBOO SENTINEL Wednesday^ Dispatches* CLINTON. w' A. ;.;-������������������. Clinton, 6tn^-Josepa Lorenzo Smith, proprietor of the Junction Hotel, died this morning'at 6 o'clock. Mr Smith was a native of Avondaie, Nova Scotia, aged about 47 years, and was respected by all who knew him. He bad taken a severe cold, and no danger wits apprehended^ but was "attacked with paralysis a"bbut 4 p.m. and died at 6 a.m. ;TJie Hags are at half-mast, and there, is a gloom al I o ver the place. The funeral will take place on Friday at noon, and will be attended by the inhabitants.of the wholei district. .. THE INTERNATIONAL REGATTA. Halifax, 1st���������Six boats started this morning in the single skull race. The course was 3 2������5th mile?. On the signal make-ready Saddler, Bagna, Coulter, Reilly, Brown and Lovell took up positions; at the word go. all got off well together except Rielly, who made a poor beginning and lost about a length. Before half the race was over the contest was narrowed down to a struggle between Saddler a n d Brown. After a s p I end i d fi n ish, Sad dler won by about a length and a half * time, 5 rhinuteB, 3 seconds. Brown's rowing astonished even his friends, aiid had the race been longer it is thought his chances would have been excellent. Halifax. 31st���������In the great boat race th������ morning six crews started. The Taylor- Win- ship, English crew, won by three lengths; the Prior crew being second, arid the United States crew third. Time, 45 min. 45 sec; " / ; ^VICTORIA. v Victoria, Sth���������The camp������>of jU. and V.sec- tio m o f tbe Can adian Pacific.Exp 1 or in g a nd Surveying party have been formed, and embarked on the Enterprise this morning for thermal bland. ,The expedition will be under the charge^'of Mr John : Thitcb.-f They' will operate from Tale to Burrard Inle|,^and from Yale to vShtiswap Lake./��������� They npm6)3r 46 tn en, and wi 11 be abse n"t th ree 0 r fou r rabri th s; ;The Princess-Royal, from London, with cargo in. fine order, arrived this morning. The grand yacht r&ce'Wbicb was te have com e off at New Y6 rk oh ������ ri d ay 1 as t, has been postponed, n nti 1 2d 0ctober. .?i The Prince Alfred.;with 50 passengers and '300 tons freight, sailed from San Francisco on H*tA- ."������������������ ���������,���������..���������:.'.....,,; '.V; \[y :.;.' ; V ��������� The Otter will start; for Skeenamputt mhout the middle of next week, J Thursday^ Dispatches. UNITED STATES! ^ ; Louisville, Sept. 2���������The fourth floor of the warehouse of Whitney Bros., at Louiflville. f������������ll this morning under the ;great weight of grai a. ;������to re(l >in .it, .carrymg the 'Otfaar floors Wi th. it 1 o t h e ce liar. T h ree in eh w h o were employed In the building were carried down und srnotliered i n tbe grain. ���������������������������������������������'��������� HURRICANE AT ST. THOMAS. . St. Thomas, Aug. 22d; via Halifax :31st.- Another hurricane has swept over this unfor-' .1 unate Island, overturning everything. and laying the place .in ruins. It raged several hours. During ihe hurricane several shocks ������ f eart h q 11 ake re nd ered mo re d read ft 11 the *i tu at io n of th e p eople. *Hu n d reds o f d w e 11 - antes were swept away. There is������not a house 1 ������������f t at an d i n g un d am aged o a th e I si and. So m e '6000 people are homeless and ilesfilule, and -550 were killed or disabled by houses blowing down or by flying bricks. Already 30 -dead bodies have been dragged from the ruins. No serious casualty to shipping reported. The Island of St..Kitts is said to be in ruins, as it was caught Yirst by the husri- ������ane. j EUROPEAN. . ���������'������ if Paris. 28 th Aug.���������The Siecle favorably * receives the London workmen's proposal that the Communist prisoners be sent to Low������r Canada. Algerian advices are grave. The villages are destroyed,,,and the rebels are attacking the tribes which ^remained faith WL London, 30th���������Napoleon aud family visited 4he Great Eastern yesterday. The Duke d' Aumale declines the Presidency ���������of the French Republic. Paris. 31st.-Thiers in-h-ts message to-day ���������ibanks the Assembly for^their confidence. It was agreed at Gasten that Prussia-should : lab or for a restoration of good feeling between Austria and Russia. It is reported;that Keliy, the murderer of 'head constable Talbot, has escaped from Cork ���������prison. The Right Hon. Sir A. Cockbnrn is gazetted ias arbitrator at Geneva under the Treaty of Washington. Versailles, 2d���������The acceptance of Thiers 'by the Assembly was because "they could get no one else. London, 2&���������The number of emigrants who sailed from Liverpool during August >was 4000 greater than for the same month of >eny previous year. Dublin, 2d���������A monster demonstration in favor of the amnesty of Fenian prisoners wi41 *be held te morrow. Tbe Cariists of Spain will rise up against the Government. Berlin, 3d���������The anniversary of the surrender of Sedan was celebrated throughout Ger- , SODA CREEK. There is a rumor that a French Canadian named Antoine committed suicide at Alexandria by blowing his brains out with a pistol; ';--^.^;-;.-;,EUROPBAN.; .'" "������������������'���������" ';.= Dublin, 3d .Sept.���������A monster meeting was held.to-ni^t, with a grand procession. One hundred thousand persons were present in Pfccferi i %��������� -Park. Reso I n t io n s we re p assed d e- l^Sftttftig the release of the Fenians. As.the people, were returning a.collision occurred. The police drew their staves.and the peop'.e used sticks and stones. The latter were dispersed, and many arrests have been made.��������� Mr Smythe, MP;,, presided. y London, 4lh���������At the Dublin meeting the police were invisible,, but on returning the mob encountered and attacked the police, wounding a large humber. Six^pol icemen were badly hurt and 14 slightly. Twenty- seven rioters were arrested. Crowds thronged the streets all night singing seditious songs.: By a .rail way aocideut in France ten person s were M1 ed and a 1 arge miinber bu rfc, Gladstone, in a speech at Winiby, rejoiced th at we c o u Id n o w 1 o olc upon A mericans as friends, arid indulged in the hope that all controversies are settled. . 'A... The Queen is still at Balmoral and is again 111. y .,',. . '���������/���������'.:'./.��������� A-AZAX,. -;,���������,.;: London, 2d���������Walter Montgomery, the wel 1- known actor, who recently returned from a professional visit to the, United States^ committed suicide Hast.-"hljfiit.- He was married oh the Wednesday previous to an Ameriican lady. 'Versailles, 2d���������The Court Martial has been deliberating with closed doors since 0 this morning, and has just pronounced the following sentences on the members of the Commune brought before it: Ferre and Lull ter, death; Urbain and Frinqnet, imprisonment for life with hard labor; Assi, Billiary. Champy. Regere, Grouss<H, Verdiire and Ferat, deportation ; Couchet, 6 months5 imprisonment aud a fine of 5tiQ francs^ Glementv 3 months' imprisonment, Deschamps and Parent are acquitted. MINING INTELLIGENCE. 'UNITED STATES. Boston, 2d���������At the inquest on the Revere T^'l<i\^iii^ibW accident yesterday, ut was brought SSr outin evidence that employees of the road ai^'by orders of the President required to ���������sign a document waiving all slight to compensation ifn injured on the road through the negligence of its officers. Passengers ������when they buy tickets find .notices on them stating that'they agree that the company is not responsible for personal injuries or loss of their baggage. . - San Francisco, 2d���������The Japanese news ih unimportant. Quiet prevails throughout the Empire. Last Mght's Dispatehes, YALE. Ya*le, 8rh���������The steamer Lillooet arrived at 11 a.m. yesterday, with about "50 tons frnipht aiNi t^e Snrveying party nnder Mr John Trutch. Barnard's stage arrived from Cariboo at 7 p.m. oa Wednesday, with four passengers and the express. 'Barnard's 'extra stage arrived last evening at 7 o'clock, with Hon. Mr Lau- gevin and part?y. <Gerow & Johnson's siage arrived late last night, with -5 .passengers and the Cariboo. mail. The steamer :Prinee Alfred, from San Fran- -cisco, arrived at Victoria ou the 5th. f&" Remember the sale of Furniture of the Richfield Hotel tabes place on next Tuesday, at Barkerville. The sale commences at 11,30. For particulars, see advertisement. BARSA.*Rfvtf Exprkss. with dates from Vfe- tela to 1st iusU'-aiTi'r-sd at 11 a.m. jes'^rdaj, WILLIAM (JRKEK. The Forest Rpse last week washed 201 oz. The Ballarat, working from only one shaft, washed 64 oz. The Cariboo co. are sinking a new shaft.. The' Alabama co, haying got good prospects in the bill adjoining the old Mo rnin g Star, are ru nn i n g a tu ii n el 1 rpm the level of the wagon road. The Black Jack co. are making over wages. The upper creek claims continue cleaning up and doing well. ���������;. V'VALLEY ^'MOUNTAIN, ���������; ��������� yA: The Discovery co. are getting usual pay, and are now working' two ground-sluices.��������� The Valley Mountain co. have stopped for want of water. The Huntingdon co; are sinking a third shaft, prospecting for a channel back ia the bill, r LOWKEK CREEK. The prospects for the autumn and winter on this creek are very good. The Black Bull co. are now working W good advantage and taking out plenty of dirt Th* Brown co. are getting into good pay. Tbe Victoria co, would pay well, but their ground is very difficult to work. ; . . LIGHTN'IN'O CREEK. The South Wales co. last-week washed 125 oz. The Sprnceco. continue to make about <?xpenses.( The Vancouver co.' have succeeded t n" m asteri ng the water with ih ei r ������ew b eit, and will resume work in their tunnel, thij* once more raising the iiope of getting the Lightningcreek channel tested^ The Victoria co. h'Ave not got into the channel yet.: /';-. ' v 5>AV1S'CKEEK. - ' , ��������� .>",.VJ A> \ 'AX The Amalgamated cp, contiaue to make coasiderah\y over wages. . ',"'���������;' :��������� y - JACK;OF'CliUBS������CREKK.;;- '��������� The Discovery co. have not started to sink in the deep grovnd. ^They have been follow; ing".the tp&y up. stream with abou t usual re- suit. The Two Sisters co: have not got their machinery" started yet. The Vaiiiancour co. are putting in elevators. COKOXKR^ INQUK55T���������SfJPPOSKO Stf!CU)E;^~ On Saturday last an Inquest was held before Dr. T.Bell Coroner foe Cariboo: and a Jury, on a Chinaman named Knng Kee, who had been found dead in tils house in Barkcrville. From the e viden ce i t appeared that deceased, who kept a wash-house in Barkerville, had been in a very desponding condition since 1 he death o f his \yjfe about three: mon tbs ago, and that he had been found dead in bis bed on Satnrday.rmorning with a can; of opiiim and a spoon by. his side. The Jury returned a verdict-that hehad died from aa ovcrdoso of opium. - '' 'XX yy: .'��������� Ay..-, xy ���������:; FRKiouT.-^-Very little merchandize has arrived here from beiow for the dast two or three weeks, and many articles are becoming scarce, end from present appearances prices next winter will rule higher than usual.i The Omiueca trade has created an unusual demand tor animals and teams, and the consequence has been to double the rates of freight" on the lower road. Tlie latest private telegrams from Yale quote freight to Soda creek at 10 to 20 cents. MkD.O'Coxkkll, travelling correspondent fer the Alta California, has been engaged this week in visiting a number-of the mining claims and principal places of interest in this neighborhood. He will leave to-morrow, aud will, we believe, give a favorable report of his experience in Cariboo. ; 'AX ������������������, Johnson & Gerow^s Kxpress, with the mail, ^arrived last night;at 7 p.m.--:; H? R GKORGE BYRNES^ Sherir of tlie:THstrlftt; holds my (Power of. Attorney.."' All parson* indebted to riicj are r equestctHo iniko immediate p^y- meni to bim to save-Jartlier trou i������l<>..:.,.-... DAVID Hv BOKNEY. . Ba rker ville,; Aa east 26, 1871. Y ; so2 1 m ^PASSENGERS. AA.;;'AAy:x: Per Barnardrs Express, arrived'. Sept. 8��������� Mr John Wi rikbali, Sain Sing, Mr Lung, Mrs Wu ng, M iss W\i n g, for Wil I iara creek ; ; Mr, Mrs and Miss Piaggio, for Boston Bar; Mr H. "Kewland, messenger; Mr Richardsbn, Canadian Geological Snrvey, from Qnesne 1 mouth. X^Jdbfpx���������Sept. 3d���������Hon. H; Lrv Langevin, Messrs^ A. Archintre; iJ. Desiorier, F. J. Bar- lmrd and All Hoy, to Yale. i. Oppenheimer, "^V". iicffmanj to Quesuelmquth. - Per Gei*ow & Johnson's Express, arrived Se pi 8���������Mr T wen tyman, Mrs O rozier a<nd boy, *t"r o m Yal e to C U n to n ; 1?. Perre t, fro m So da creek ; J: T, Senay, 1 Chinaman, from Quesnelmouth to Barkerville. Dowx���������Sept. ,������>-C. Ross, W. Favel, Mr Haraaiiover, to Quesnelmouth. Yanw L |!G HTNIhTG CREEK. MINERS AND TR A1) ERS. w i 11 fl n tl. it to th e if ad - vantage,to purchaseat,tli 1 sStore,'Where there is Of tho very "best description on hand;aud t"h>: Stock constantlyrepleu 1 slieti by ne"WSjrrtva\BATlieproprie. . * y Y-turswNlsellGooUa ��������� :.y. ������������������-::A AS CHEAP AS i*NT: IN ��������� CARIBOO. Ordc r sp r omp 11 y fl 11 e d ,a nd f orwa rde d w i th d I spa tcb J. Wi LINDHARD. Movements of MiiLaxoevix.���������Tho Minister of Public Works and accompanying party ^left Cariboo on Sunday morning *by Barnard's Express. On Saturday they visited the Meadows and inspected the extensive worlvs of the Lane & Kurtz Company; afterwards visiting the hydraulic diggings of the Bedrock Flume Company above liichfield. A photograph of Barnard's Express wagon, with the visitors and Mr Barnard on board, was taken I in the canyon by Mr L. A. Blanc. The Wil-' Ham Creek Fire Brigade turned out in.fall uniform iu the afternoon, and esrh*bite;d 'a specimen of their dexterity and alacrity in hose practice, throwing a stream from the lower, tank in one minute and a half from leaving the engine house. Mr Langevin expressed himself as highly gratified at all he saw during his brief visit |to Carib00. PoLiTrcAL,���������As the time for election draws near, though we have no knowledge yet of when it will come off, candidates continue to spring up, and more are spoken of. Mr G. A. Walkem is a candidate for the Cowimonsin the Yale-Kootenay District, where r-;raior anys he will be opposed by Mr Humphreys. For the Local, Yale District has already started five���������Messrs. Robinson. Sandford, Semlin, Coxon and Smith ; New Westminster appar- ently only one so i'ar, Mr 'Hoibreak ; for Ul- ]00et. we 'liear of none but Messrs. SauI and Humphreys: Kootenay, nothing "known. For ������the various'island districts tfceir name Is "legion. Mu RrciiARPSOX, one of tbe-Geological Surveying party appointed by the Government of Canada, arrived in Barkerville yesterday and leaves again to-morrow.: The object of Mr Richardsotrs present trip is merely to take a-cursory view of the difierent formations with the object of making a preliminary classification prior to entering oa the main business of the survey. Mektixg at Vanwixwce���������A public meeting will be held this evenii^rafcVanwinkle, when Mr G. A. Walkem will address the electors of Lighting cr<^lu Tlie Last Ghance for Pliotograiihs! EGS to inform ihe inhauUautfi of Cariboo that *ll wish log' to have ituHr Likenesses uryyiaws -ol-- their Houses or Claitws taken, must call af l5n;i9r before 15th Sentcuiber. TJ$.No one who. hi tends wintering .iu CartUo* shouWiniss the present opporlautiyv uii5td CHARGES MODERATE. B m TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HA VE REMOVER to the npacious promise." formerly kuown a? the St. Gfjorgti Saloon, where tbey will be at all tlwm prepared to l'uruisb. BOARD AND MEALS OF THE BEST QUALITY. *Th������ "BAR furnished with tho flneil WISES , LIQUORS and CltiAKB. Board, $12 ver jel7 Ira Week. Dr. T. J. M^lls Bowden, OF VICTORIA, \IfJS t0 inform the inhabitants of Cnriboo that il'uroaplng business engagements prevent Mm from vleltin* llwm this year, hut ne-xt year.\tpb������p** " " aRl������"lru Aa - ������������������ i . > aiPiwiUl.liulMUHUI \ A WARNING. Young Jim was the cream of a jolly good ��������� fellow; f* Hishcnrt was crrrectly located, and warm ; His eye St. was blue,; his moustache it was - . yellow, Hischet'k it was ruddy, and maaly Iris form. ��������� His friends bring true, and well nigh without : '������������������' m ��������� nnmbfiv' ��������� ��������� He drank late at night, like all cheerful r- vonnym^l'; : ' " And wliea he weat home,calm and sweet was ni> ftlii.ut'hor Arid seldom he rose from his couch until ^Now, bad Jim been allowed to go on with his pleasure, And sing with his friends, as a gentleman ' '���������' should��������� *To retire when he pleased, and get up at bis leisure, '��������� The end, no doubt, would have been all well and good.: ��������� ��������� But one day they got Jim to church, where the preacher Exclaimed lor "an hour at the soul-killing '"'' ���������crime ,'' ; ���������Of staying out late, and of feasting tlie creature, ' '���������',' "u; ' ' And'lying iu bed the best part of one's time. XMo vowed that the only sure way into heaven ��������� ��������� ' Wus ever by nine to be snoring in bed ; j* -To get up at live, and then walk [until seven! Aiid Scripture he quoted, tb prove what he . said:" "'-������������������* K^W* {; . 'llnto-Jim there, came .visions of spiritual arson.; '��������� / ' ';A;A: .'; ; Hot. brimstone be seemed in the future to ���������;��������������������������� se������, '������������������' ��������� And he vowed he would heed tho advice of parson���������. Which truly was weak in our dear friend. '" Jimmy. 'Mo put himself under a hard course of train- * :';: ��������� -Wrt ''���������''������������������' A : ��������� t* ::- V ��������� Retiring each evening just after dark, \ .And morn after morn, whether.shining or . fi XX X'.. Hinihg. \A-; 'A.: -;Y *: :--. Xy '; it\ Found poor sneezing Jimmy up with tlie yy\;������������������'.; - lark. ��������� ' ':: 'Ay His appetite grow simply fearful I at fl inner ������������������������������������A ;His landlady vowed he would gobble for UY,yy:U tw(V.. ��������������������������� - ���������.--������������������ Xy-yy,.. ..- .And yet, A ay by day ? be grew thinner and thinner, .--..������������������ -...-��������� - His eyes became sunken, his nose became blue. ' .At last he fell ill, and (hey called a physician. Who> after inspecting his tongue, in graw terms. ;PronOnnced* him .to be in a wofnl condition : Shaking his head, said: "Iu fact, he's go' w a s a ��������� pa r t o f a welM aid plan to ge t e x ten si ve advertising for a new quack medicine, for which a pa te n t h a s a l read y been o b t ai ri e d, and ofiwhich condurangp is an; ingredient;��������� [ Wa sh iiig ton Oorresp on deuce, "Lpndon ;Times\ ���������MISCELLANEOUS*- Van Vqlkb:^^ worms." x They dosed him with physic of wonderful merit. But Jim was, alas! far beyond >h urn an skill. He rliVd, and the worms did his hedy inherit,, And sadly the kind doctor sent in his bill. MORAL. Young men and young women, gave heed to my warning; - Of direful-disease pray sow not the. germs ! !Re tire late at night and rise late in the-morn- .-'". '������������������'������&���������; '������������������������������������:��������� yy; , . Remember," The early bird catchethrthe worms VI- Barkerville, Rjchfield -IAnd��������� ;yr$Hy WINKLE., A 'A\.Xk supply of the";��������� ���������' -��������� BEST; QU&IITT !0F FSESH MEATS ���������"���������'���������"���������'alwavs on hand; .������������������;.:: .MISCELLANEOUS".' 8 BOW CHURCH:MKD, LONDON. J; H. TUBISTER & Co., VICTORIA, B.a ]vj^Sh. Goods bought in tlie European Markets t6':6rd^aQd,/c6D8ignmenbv.of-! Goods from British Columbia sold- in \fjond6riA.AyyAX';\y ���������,"., .. ������������������.'' ���������";, .yry/.j^^^ 33S ., AIXA.AA ... V^-.v ' '., '���������',���������. ���������:. .. v LONDON^rLond bri andl Westmi nster Bonk, Lothbury. Messrs. Copestake. Moore & Co., 5 Bow Church Yardi ��������� .: YVICTORIA-r-Bank of British North America, . mv6 6ra FLOUR, ELOtm, FLOUH . \Z.y 'yjm^^A^S-f aAx:.. ANUFACTURE' STKAM ENGINES. AND BOILERS. . .eitherHigherLow-; Prpssure,'A.AvA:,-.AA.. ������������������.-'" ' 1ZZS.1 skshiiM G r i st, Qiia r Iz. a n d Saw. Mi i t������} an a in" hi ct; n ii y tb i ng onn ������(������o ted ��������� \vi thV. tho. Ma c I "tiri.e b usi ti ess.:: iro m- ami lir.*<* Castings.'<ti I;i\]��������� \\cscri'ptjb'ias.'. 0n .hand anA'��������� for ?:i Ii-, :i 11rge ��������� assortmcut;o (', ftw&t, Bar.������n ������1 ntlier Iron, .All orders promptly attended to.; Terms Cash, at our Works ia Victoria. *" :-.-*-������������������ : -���������*rivyI3 6m r v '.:; A <?P|tATT: k..IRvIN'p; Proprietors,..' GOVERNMENT STREE*^ VICTORIA, ������$X HAS ON.HAKfi":A2vi>-IS'CONSTANTLY recciVin^.a h>r&\ lissortincftV,;of;:-CLOTHS; ."CASSntEliES an tl V ESTTNGS; w liich 'be is prepared; to'. make to order sn tlie most approved styles; ';..*������������������ .' :��������� XQT* Pari ies oh:.: Wi 11 iam 'rvecic :.can liave:: tbeir in bii.su res .-ta-lc'eii^iy Mr-M cCallu my Barkerville / 0 " ,>; 4S0* AU.or (I ers iro in Car i boo prom ptl-y a tt end ed to. ' '.ay.'.'���������.:,'/���������....'.myelin: ;...;���������;���������.. .'X-'X ������������������t':XAX, aciHc E SODA -CBEEK:,-;':.;���������:: AA--yy.] y Y .YT, A . YQTJESNELLEt';and , , ;' mi> ' ��������� * ' : B!ARKE*RVILLE Jv'HaRPER, ,-. YH-Y/AU' .11'.. Miners' ^iqvdsipfi'y:: S.tpre. :���������'���������.=;.���������:';'vV? '���������'::;-;:BARKERVILLKV?-.;-;- f'-'y. i-... TiilSi": STORK - wiil alwayi? ue found a well- m selected stock of: iho FRESHESITy GROGERIES AND; A PR O VISi ONS IN C AR1BQ G ; ,; ' : BF/ST JAVA.GOEFEB. Roasted and Ground daily. :,;, XX'-y' ,' : :Bra,ncli Store j at :Last i ��������� Gliance^ - .- Wl j ero a: go o d assort men t b fX G ood s; will a hv <a ys b c found. y ���������"���������. ���������'.'.��������� ...������ 1 trus t by .s f ri c t a tten tion: to busin ess -a nd fa i r an d s q u';i re <1 ea I i Ii'fi1',' to hi e ri t a- noii tin u Ati ce Of; t h tf 1 i' > i' ra 1 : pa t rori age 11 ere to Cor e extend ed ��������� ief m el ���������'" .y ���������; ��������� ; fe4 , ���������'. Store Street (between Herald and FisgardV : VICTORIA, B.G. ������������������������������������: ANDREW tASTRIOO,:> ��������� - - -" -, - -PROPRIETOR.- JiFff "TflR CoNDUIUNGO. PLANT.���������An ." AllTPCL :I)o������aa.T?���������Reference has been made to the <Mm'<luiango plant of Ecuador, an alleged ���������remedy for cancer, to which the attention of the'Uniled btales* Government was called in an official communication from the American :, ������>"? in isle r i ri th a t c o u n t ry. T he sa m pi es o f t he pla it sent here were distributed by the State Jjt'pnrtment ns an efficient remedy, and ,n physician wnsqnoteti nshavin^experimimUd \v ith it and vcticln d for i ts b cal i ng po we rs. But it appears that a board of physicians have been conducting experiments in Washington-, at the hospitals, and .although they have made no final report, yet their judgment so far as the experiments have gone, is ag-iinst the plant, which is said to he entirely inefficacious. A decoction of the wood of the con- durange is used, but careful analysis fails to show that it hits ft by. unusual properties. The bark on tains an insoluble gum. bm.no rec g ni zed medicinal principle. Both the wood .������id tbe baikb&ve been subjected to minute exatninn tion, .and are pronounced wort hies.-*. 'The patients afflicted with cancer' who have been placed undertreatratint with eondnr&ngo are said tu fail toshow'any improve men tin condition. There are hints that the stir which h&9 hven created uboufc the alleged remedy Tlie most eonim'odifius and .clea-ft Bote! iu Victoria. ft is conducted on t!ie Eivrfpeau principle. Tho table is suppJied w 1 th.tlie very:best. tiie inarlc*?t a ifurds. * ^i^';lls at .all. hours of the day. Private Dining Rooms lor Families. ��������� Board and I judging per: week. $5 50 and S6 50. Per da y,: $ I. Si nglu meal?, 87^f con ts.. JU'ds, 50c. ,r j&ir Fire proof Sale tn tJus House; . mv6 6m J, J, ROBERTSON pEGS TO ANNODKCK THAT HE HAS OPENED A E0TEL.Am) B0ABBIH& JB0U8E AT STANLEY..- - LIGHTNING CREEK. Th e Tab! e wi 11 id wa y$ lie su ppli c rt wi th tho b ewt articles that can be got iu Can boo, and tho Ear with tho ���������; ... Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. ��������� Stanley (Umrih Last Chance Creek,} April 20s 1871. T l-G E rPHR "TlNDBRSIGNEn REGS TO INFORM HIS i. 1'ri ea ds a a d t n e p uh \. t c ,t hit th\e i i a s fi 11 ed u p so������no COMFORTABLE. BED-ROOMS ii bis new. buiId\rig,.wtvero .he i 3. p.rejjared��������� to giv* fjaodBeils at 'a' "reasonahl������ -iprice. Those. Aylio wilt i'n vo r h i m w i t h tb e i r )) a t ron age, ra ti y d'ep Slid" on the cleanness and comfort ofliis 1ious!C-.y . ; Ho t a k es a I s o t h i s <> p per tu ui ty to r e m in ri tli e Cari b ooi t e s th a t li i s.. Br e w e ry li as re c ei ve d the FIKST PRIZE of the Colony for hiscol'o^ra.tcd:'.. The FLORENCE is the best Sewing 1Machi ne for Fam i Iy use, ��������� beca'use It "io seidorri gets out'of order.1 - If (her������ is one n ot worki n g: *we II.i n,. ���������...s..;; >^-.-:CAL!FORNIA,-'-. AxAa aa XA:"ok������GOHA^::y-x:AA/A t^yyxyA. yy.t WASHINGTON TERRITORY' ;NEVADA,v; y.A AyX,^ -A.)i'.u ; "'.iDAHo,;;;.:' ���������' A A*lb$KbXA:\y.AxA, .,. .BRITISH' COLUMBIA^,: y \ VMEXICO/- y; : : ; 'A\X:- -'���������** " 'JAPAN, * ~-''y: ���������* ��������� ��������� ���������' ' '* Or CHINA,:"if informed, ofVit/lwHI fix it-Without any ..expense to tho .owner.'������������������.'���������".. y'-y'.] Ai:AyyyA y.-.Xy ;^Mh^ !: Hoi 19 llontpmexy Street, South,: ���������' *"-;'-" :.BH������te^lilhrB MILBSlBi ; ' , Pan.^rakcisco, fAL. ':������������������: Send for Circulars and samples of the work. Active Agents wanted, in .every place. .,, wlO 6m R, BE AVE N, Agent. 1 Victoria, B.C. ^a������S XXX ALE, An d tb e tru o'amateu'rs w i 1 lb cab 1 e to j ud gc by them selves that such lionorable prize baa been justly awarded to Mm. N. [i.���������a 1 arge fron troom to let, Fiarkervilky/an. 23, I860.- ' ' " ' "K. OUNIO } ?ip22 LUMBER! LUMBER! ]||KSSJTtS. MEACfrAM'fc NASON arc prepared to 1*1 furnish .Lumherat their Mills, William Creek, or deliver it to order. LUMBER DELIVERED ON LIGHTNING ��������� CREEK AT THE SAME HATES AS ON WILLIAM CREEK. Raving a Planing Machine in operation tbey wil ;i 1 *o fu rnis h Djtoc���������* d h u ra i> o r a t &<h t Is fa ctory ra tm. PREVEITIOI BETTER THAI CUBE. I HAVE been rcqurstud by sevenil ri*?ju������crablc par* tic.H, who call lustily to the olhc.icy "oi'niy system, to again make public the lact thut Moses' HairIn vigor atbr WILL PREVENT BALDNESS, " jRi^TOHK HA1U TllAT .IS BECOMING THIN Oil FALLING OFF, ami oflV-ctuully . OORfi SCDKF: OK DAN MILT*'.. This is not a mere assertion on mj' part, ns I have in my \M8$M&il*w numerous tcstimunia\s certifying to the J:access of my rciaetly. '"- I da not ofcfur.si' preLenrt that I can nialco the hair .tjrnw on Ik'.'kIs which have hocji halilfor yenrs ; b'it I will puaraut������o to stop tho huir from railing off, to in ore&m i ts growtb, aud oilectuai!y rt?movt>. Scu rf or DaudruiL AV. 1). MOSES, .��������� Barkerville, B.G* CKKTIFICATE. This is tn<jcrHfy that rlurinsr last ?princ my liair was nipi<i|y falling nut and my huail wh*. fast bocdm- ins! ha Id, when Iupplled to WrW. D MOSES, Bar.h<*r. Biirkcrvillo, who in a low'weeks restored mv hair to i ts form er h e al tb y s ta te [D A V IO GI fcSBO KS 1 LEA'���������'& PERRHSTS' ,.- ; . Celebrated WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE -;��������� OeclaredbyConnoisgeursto.be THE ONLY* ''"Q-pOD SAUCE.. BaTk'?n*iU* "Dm. 'i9, t U*.l^j'i Caution against Fraud.���������The Fuecespor this most delicious and unrivalled CotuiiiiKnt having caused certain dealers U\ apply the name of <*'wV>rcos- icr.*iure SauceM io tbeir owu inO.Tior compounds, tbo public is hereby informed that the only way ������.o secure the genuine, is to ASK FOR LEA & PE*R*RHtfS' SAUCE' and to.sett that their names aro upon the wraith* I.A5KLS, STOi'l'KK, and JlnTfl K. ��������� Some of the foreign markets havinfj bcensuppli^d with a. spurious Worco.stor?Idr<,SautH.YUj)on tliewn'p- pnrand"liibeteol which the iifinief 51 Lra a������������l.l^orrins liavp hficn forged, L. and 1*. give jiotict? tlu������( tLcy have furnish <Hl their correspondents with power at at tnrn ey to ta Ic e i ns t������ n t proceed j u pe a ga i n b l w a i> it- fa ct u k rk a a ii rl v e.v d as s o I s u ch, o r n n y o.th c r i mi ta lions hy which theiiright may bei nfringed. Ask for LEA & PERKINS' Sauce and see Name on Wrapper, Label, Bottle, and Stopper. Wholesale and for export by tbe Proprietors, W*f coster; Crosse und Black well .London, kc., kc. ��������� aud by Grocers and Oil men univr'i>aliy. __ OTICE.-DENTISTRY. Dr. T. J. Mills Bowden,- : . ��������� OF VlCTOKIAr, - >EOS to inform tli c iff/to bilantfl oT ���������'CaHbob^ tlvit preusing bust wt& engagea ien ts pveven t|- htnv from visdlinjr them this year, but next y������.���������;���������.r' iu: hapr'R. o.Liive tiiiit p)eaPur-\ when rtw ������t ties' wiJi bo _|v*.a������ ai;.'/ lm m A: m as II m Sat M A Ak'#
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1871-09-09 |
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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Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1871_09_09 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0171492 |
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