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^Jl^MtLl^ ^<uz /oo LILLOOET. THE B. C. M. f \.J cJ X \. 1 > a. k JLy« K(.io rj_N'A¥i VOL. 2. NO, ASIICEOFT,BRITISH COLUMBIA,DECEMBER 19.189(1. (.■•) i\r\ j-jj.-ifi \'i'- i i>- <l }n :OMSP£SIIELLEI I 8T0SASE AHS FORWARDING. Goods received, Stored niul Forwarded with dispatch to any point in the Interior readied by wagon or pack train. Consign you goods to our curb and wc wiil settle railway charges and ship ou to destination witli least possible delay. QUESNELLE. Things nro more q-.iet liehi ihnn tlti'v huvo been, but a gooil Benson ia promised for next vear aim wo trust for many years to come, It is expected thnt a ditch capable of carrying 2,000 inches of waler will bo run front Baker oreek opposite Quesnello to thn properly of the Mu- noinlnee and Maranette or the Nino Milo claim Ht, it is moro olUni eallad. Tlio distance will Le in the neigh boiliood oHcn in ilea. Tlia Mi & M. compai y Imve a large titiitiutit, of ground tlmt carries gold in sufficient quantities to pay hand Boinely f'ir wuiking. It wns elated ItiBt fall by Mr. Sawyer who wns in cliurgo of llio mine, l tint nexl season un Chinese would bo employed hy his ooiiipuiiy. This if such proves tu In* Ihelr policy, will bn on--dliilly up- proved v( by llio people of .bib vio- \Y. 11. LSAILISY & COMt'ANT, ASnCROKT, >-..., CLINTON HOTEL, ciinton.-BC P8ARD AiJD LODGING BY TIIE DAY, WEEK GR MOUTH. B.'.l IVIiifs, g.tlrll. ami CSamc.. Cr...l htil.'lap. Hi I.III..0.1 ..ml Ii.i'. MAKSHAU .1.ITH, ; lu tha P,op tba ri.l'H vir.ru ily. F. X~\T VV . V Jo 1 i_-iV w. o .H.i tin. ocirnsl irill.'S ..III..' lltioiigli llio otnploymfiiit lo AStlCllOKT, GUSTO J». 9II1KCT IKrOItTBll OF umm. tal iiurttrs tor Miners nnd Raiicln'rs Supplies, Hour, Rke, SiigJr, Beck S.ilt, Co.I Oil, llticksmlllu st.it itotis- Co.il, mill all beavy '(.oris purct in arl'rld lots aod prim ilniit. Hiding rnd 1'ack Saddles Iiu.iii-.-s Outfits, Kir ilro! duns, Atsiaanllion, clc. edit Sil Agent for Giant Powder Coii./.trr of r iitit new mit^ctsine, l-'itse, Ca/ts, etc., etc. Dominion Wire Bed Strings, ROUGH &■ £A'£SS£M LVMBER, . ■It Fr il.'C •net c tet', lull s '&■&> 'IS I 0' h, -ed it tret. cs, 1- Hetcs, &- f///\'GlES, LATHS, flCKEl Mil.LIN ■HIV A •f-ui.-nt ,TD DRKi ;i upuurctit 9&IAI II with \V. A. Jt.litnon of a lntsitir.sB trip to They havo been contracts lo give Ijrjjo number of mon during llio pfls.1 sensou, including somo wmlc dono Into last season. They hayo, li'"' I op for work, tlio Nino-milt*. North Star and tbe Cottonwood claims, utul done somo work on the Ounuiiigliain creek property i:i tho Uurkervillo district, (.hiuninjr* ham creek is bulioved by old miners ti; oe vfliy riilu-dde property. Tho Cottonwood river ounutry hns bfioii attrttoting a good deal of attention tliii season uud tlia company iKpraseuied by Mr, Seymour 13siter hnu secured some gro-n-d on the banks of tbe Fraster near 'he junction of the Cottonwood with the bYnser. This g'ravol prospeets wei!. Their diloh lino will bo ulna and a half miles in length und will have about 1,600 feet of tunneling to get water on Long's bar at a sufficient height fur liyrlrauliokutg. The Mc Intush sawmill company nre sawing their lumber for fluming, buildings, etc. They have a fotoo of 2'3 men at work and 11 more arc at work in the tunnel, so the ompany give employ tnent iu all lu about 3i men. Mr. lluker is now in England nnd G. L. Hells, Mining Engineer, oi Yuricou ver is in charge. Mr. Bolls is an on ergelio and thorough engineer and lhe interests ofthe company will be cause*! men who are profound atutlunts uf this branch of mining', like Daw- son, Selwyn, Hubiofi- 0nmpbbllt Laws und otlii'in, to prophesy thnt in the near future duep milling in Umi- boo frill fiirniah ompltjymori'i for tens of thousands of met) and a legilitualB use lor lens of inillioua of mipiul. Caribjoand HoronMy. Mr. nntl Mra. J. ft. HutiBnl), wllb olhofa or lho Uiiribtio purh rrrlyoil pi Aslicrofl iiight h.lorc. hint and loll fur Vuiiontivur yealurtitty nit.rtiins. Mr, Il«ih--.iii eUtoa tlmt liis senatui litis been ■* huiy ono nt thn mine and Uiul muk-r ihc iulyorsn circiim- stancflB tho niiin! has inade ti .good aliuw liijj. The lossuf tilria rnun a ah>>rt Bii[i[ily wl'wilier nnd lho delay from it;,-* in thu (III iu tliu rally B|illiijf, Ihu foruat llrc.q mul ull together huvo Loua a cdinliliiailiin oi c'r- Qttmitnncna Hint will nni ngiitn oooitr, nt I'or lusUnco, lho innrsh that ilnilnutl intn lliu pu Ima huun drained with n lumiul mill Ihnrn W|U he noleo nexl yum*, ll wni 100 feet thick lnst Botuna and had to he brult.cn up wilh nowder, taltlns llino antl tiioiloy, Dtiuk llirs hnvo hoen run and thcio will be no li'iitiblu front ll.t.t oili|?e nexl season. Tlia nutual cost nf fl^lilliiji It cn last aeiisou to thc onitijiin.r wns cvui *3,000 besides loss u( lima. Two Immense blldi's f-nr: down fr-mi tho side uf Tit Nu. 1 whieh ll took weeks lo gel oul. Un^ tflabsofl'of btilruck ns lnr»eus a house, whieh 11tut nf coumc to ho hh»led mid re- tn.ivt.il nt pU'ef«,so Itint as much woik cun ho done In u fow weeks in the Bprlng na has heen dnno lu Ihc way of slicing this soasun. Usually iht. croons furnish a lull supply nr waler uuilltih iut Hie lit or 15th ol'July, TJils year llin roservdr bad to bBiipenud lhe 2£rd o(May, and yet lha enormous expun?es uod lite slmrt sois.ni will bIiuw n g.i.i.i hatanee in fnnir ul'ihu slock holders, mnl nextseaForl instead of $I!28,0O0 il^e output will be Ihul much fur every C^ days the tiilnu is m running order. Thu enquiry is often mndoolllio dally cx|iein-.' uf ntnain-> the Cnrlboo mine. We were informut) by Air. li-)6" sua that llio uiiial daily expense of lha mine, including everything, suhiriea paid officials mul ulllev expenses, would he about.f^OOperdny, Thu last ruu dumoa. st rated iho f.tut llvit tf i/-00 u dny could bf* expecled Ju in ihn mine when roopene-i iir.it soason. One d-y, lhe list vurkstl, nearly $0,000 wns wsslml up. After llio mtciinx'if lho eomimnyand their plans arc arranged Inr next se.is-j-j we will ptt'jlial) lhe su perl, i ten dual's rr- port, which wlllbefd Interest to all miu 1 . , . ■ , , Iltfatilil.-leni to add lhal Mr q««Uon ofthe value of tho deep " • ' -I! BAUKE5.Vll.he. NTo! very inueli work is poinfif Oil nl t!:is point ut this season of lhe yoar as ifioal uf our present mines ure worked by hydraulics and the season ia not long;, A healthy tona hus pBrvaded tliis BBotion for the past your and timet mo muoli better thnn in former times Tho change in lhe man- agftinont of tho Cnribno Gold Fielda is rogarded by the people us being n decided step forward. Noxt season will be a notable out- in lliu milling history of this sec lion. Mr. Mars!; has seemingly made a BUCGPBs with the quarts; interests represented by bim, Tho McArthur- Forrest process bus proved a succosb with tin. oros of ihis section and it Is claimed by Mr. Pellew-Hurvey that practically nil lho jj;t'lil can be saved by tho oyuntda syatptn. Quartz mining will be. pushed in thisseslion and In'tlia not distant future people will hoar of ihu Kootenay quartz mines becansethey nro in the snme province ns the famous Uariboo mines, not low but high grade, easily worked, and »ve believe when properly sought for io be found. Many suoh arc now staked and have been for ycarB. Within „ hundred rods of the court house at Riohfiold is u Isdge owned by Messrs lJumiml nnd Main on which practically nothing has been done, and vet it ii »s \-->\: wi rihy of a fuir amouni of worl: >}t aro hun- dreds in Kootonuy liit.f -ti-fl sold for lii;; money. If■M*r.,,.rJ.-:;tr;-.id, fflio has been honored by too'coiistiiiienoy nf Cariboo, and caused M. i', io hu ad-. tied to his name, would cause- somo' uttontton to be paid by the rainin*. syndicate ho represents an MaRagiii"* Director, it would not be out of place it teems to us. Work on tlia Willow rivet proper ty is being pushed hy Mr. Laird and lie has a splendid bedrock shaft down and has drifted aboul IjO feet. A few months more of the same intelligent Ubor that has characterized liis work for the past year will decide tin 0-ir lt?r nnrprrA Yt-Aiihur'i ilm uittint^ ccsiful Iiitatnusa ■hoes, tUffi g- nl C . Tin do- ponrit ns, n IkelrChr tl tint: Hue fttriiitliln. aluck Ij ifn"il and y iif-a aa'' laily s m l'l busy efcry ip ROtlnlry ils nl tholr in Hi in in Harvey; IBallov & 0>, nro day flllii)-- i.nlers n.r their trade nml atieiulittg to th.- wn local cu&t-iineiB. I'rohilbly liniish Uoluiubla bus beon inure sunoesi ful in biialnesB or has added fuslor lo Ihel reputation na a rallable Arm than hns llih anorgul I o company si noo it firsl went hit* builuess in Aahcroft. Tlio volume of business hut* increased so much iu Ilie past year Unit the separnllnn ol iho fi warding agenny onlirely from lliair mer- cliautUe btisloeas has bean brought nhout aad Mr. \V. IJ Bailey now looks ufter tho ibrwafdhip ofgootli to lhe people of Cariboo an.l Lillunet. Mr. Henry Harvey li now a member ol lho Harrey, Bailey cam. pany ami hia Ions acquaintances iuthe country nml hi. thorough knowledge ur business makes his entry n.lo llio firm nu Important step in the eoutliiucd prosperity this firm, Mr. Oliver Harvey will leave in 11 fow days Tor Kntlerhy to look Iter in parson their brunch al that point hut wc trust Ilia1 lhe early spring will him again in Ashcroft at his eld place. KMGHIQA, (in Mntisnn Bret-it- <? it"ti| named M-itlhuwH Mi ullda.l Inaif fur JtnJ [insi ion yj-nrs. h*Wl s<i:i_ ui n ptlrly tif ilrj needy pnTapn-iinf-ii riuiif-i uldtitf an I Ma). iltcwA gafe ilieni « Ulniice id ivurk lylili '■lm; They spi'tif a few tUyl g.itlii ■ ready iu wmk a piece of *-r..»iliiil ahtl iifn-i working ruur weeks ftittnil ihey Imd ink--: oni uh-.iii iuy), C'tnisMerlng lliij bruthJ wav they Uud worked it w-i. cdtisidurei! EOhtl; ilJb ijtirty propiisa (itijii^ id agahi in Um sprnlg and reidirio tfuj-R. 'Mr Mtilili*jws dikes Ins dtluj-lilor with hiui every spnng, speiitis tlia suadon miniii.. aiKirelltrrilng Ui VtcloHfl io winter, it ie ■aid thai no has for murty yrnra averagoii about $1,000 per sehsnn. j'rdm a proB. pBCtor who IfaH Umt 3, tjimi, wc „rc ;„rfc-.r, cd ihm the grriUnd own, tl by ihe compa/ / nprtusDleil by 0*1. Wright, titeiird JIlo- I'm A Milllug C'mivn.-iy, ef Ottawa, fs considered by prospectors iu general as good ground, and a choice water right water ns n rule boidg ilanl to get oa The store or F. W lute crowded with eUslomois louklng over fancy goods that just now nro more prruiiincnlly displayed than al other sua* sous iii iho year nnd h lurgeratnck carried, filestore presents a neat nnd businesslike look and trade im iruod in consequence, Mr. Haddock and his nhle corps ol "assist- aula sre it peniai lot nf people. Sir. Waller Shaw presides over iho Urge forward. ug business done by itr, Foster, and Ilie mil liner nnd dressmuking depart men I itled over by lhe Mioses Wind a-:d VVardull, a-ida much in tlm popnlmity ur Ilia store. Thirty six teara ago Sir. P. W. Foster came to Lillooet 10 stay six I months. Had auy one then suggestad that they would sea hiin Uih-ly.si*. rears Utet ii) lhe siiino se-eilun engaged still in buamess tm doubl ii would have bouu rc- calvecl nn « l>ii ol plensanlry, yet in what ing mci flobson returns mire sangttitn lu (he tutursuf this great mine aud says llmt no such bodycfjMTfi! at is'.UcC'ari- bno h.-is tvsr bees Wfil'Itsl One million .1 N'G (lepnrjtment under compete: ; A^icmft. GOOOrt RECEIVES und fur warded to ull putts uf the uppar oouiitry jgloselj looked ufier. nt reduurd lates. Work was recoinmonoer.1 (■(. p. I{. SID1NO to warfthouso and special facillrija far handling goodi 4 a. Ly mar! !,.,„ jf, w. FOSTER, ilullara will 11 , .vleD r'.ricr n t- l-[ O1.I.TS an.l .ui(:t allriil SiGl^Y SiBBLIi? AMD HUBSS m. UAXUITACTUni US AMD tJirotiTEiia OJ Saddles, Humes?, Bridles, Ti Spiu*6, and Harness 11KS, Whips, REPAIRING All oil ASHO". DON. WITH rEATHESS UND DESPATCH ,/.r mail promptly attended Is and satisfaction guaranteed. : * : : S. G. CAR IB EXCHANGE HOTEL. A H Walters Proppiet r Board and Lodging at reasonable rates. Corner uf ItnUrotul Avcnuo and Third 3tL-eet. StRICTt-Y FIRST OtiASS I10UBR. BOARD AND RGOMS BY THE DAY OR "ilGiJTH © Htito? ri-'iisniiiihlc. Newly furnished annex, Ifciiili|itnrlcfs fnr mining men snd commercial iiiivcller:*. Open dny und night. Opposite U. P, R.dcpoti Wir. I.yhr PROP weeks ago oil the Law clnim scroos the river and n ^ood force put on but alter woikir.g ono wcelt word camo lo ih-st! dttiTii until i*ur:bar nolioe. It is inspected that woik will aoon be resuthed as Mr. I'-aw, tho promoter uf lho propo-Uiori, hus grout fnith in the truth '>f his tliP.o*y thut an old liantiel of the Quesuullo is to be fojnd ity persistent woil* in this place autl he is bucked by the support of h eminent ,\wIn,rity ns Dr. Arthur Solw;;t)i who hns several limes personally examined this Intel. Tho theory is, b:U fly expressed, as foi low;: That the Quesnelle, before tho Fraser wna formed,crossed ibe country at this point and that the deep chfttincl will bo found underneath the basalt capping thut covers the couutiy. Where the woik is being dune aitrilerou9 grnyel is fuund uu- dement li the basalt and so liir as work has prngressed the indications nre favorable. They tunic nearly 300 feet nud found wlmt is pronounced thc rim of an ancient channel but were driven out by water, Thev are imw starting a drift uenr linker creek which will tap this oi.l channel and give drainage. In connection with this it is welt to boar in mind Uic fact lhal this same Dr. S..'wyn first pointed out the system of old chitnttelali) the U.tluiat country, Australia, more ihnn 06 years ago. Dr. Dawson also supports the theory llmt 1 much to rocpocl 1 tho bulluui gravel \i washed t p. Of ihc Bfors (\j, Sir Ht'hsrin ilalrs Hint helms uodtmht hnl that a mill, prnbabty 10stumps, will ha artctoii tu crush the hard cement. That ti ih rich enough to pav well for sn doing lliore isnnqncsliun. Ofeemenl 10. r 13 Inns per tiny can lie crushed pci slump, nr luo day hu bundled, Ol III* richness of the cenit.'iit tlitrs is iinipii'tMuti and lha fitllire liu•latiiiiig in lha Uoncfly country is very hrlghl. LILLOCET* The citizens nl Lillooet nro Irving to have the tl n-ci ninil from Ashoroft continued during lhe winter. A public meriting was bold in thu pssembly room of lhe Pioneer hotel ! ground cf Willow river, Ti- prora valuable no oust can douh , ■ is only a quostion of value, or immense value. Mr. Laird's wife and mother reside ut Willow river and seen) to ba well pleased with tbeir temporary place of abode. Slough Creek is progressing fairly well, on account of water it has been iiseeri-itry to drive what is known in miner's parlance at a buloou drift to tiiotmta per!carry off the surface water from the ground through which the drainage tunnel is driven. Tlio mouth of Nelson cruek wiil be struck beforo many days if all goes well. Gold will bo found on bodrock when the rim is reached and tho company may tttko out considerable cold, but lhe drift is not being run for that purpose but to receive drainage for the rim rock thut thu company design sinking on, so as lo have a shaft in selid reck. A cn Tuesday evening, 8.I1 mat., The depth of 235 feet must be ^uuk, less the Quesnello Is a much older stream j r.dlooel's importance and lhe than tbo Fraser, and that uld olian ncls will he found nud ns is now done iu Australia and California mapped out with reasonable clearness, although hundreds of feet underground, ('niul authorities agree that ihere h such n system of old channels in the lloisefl' uiul Forks of Q icsucllo country, nud if so they must lead to some point, very posshjly to lliu t%' cilic Ocean underneath lho (Joaat ranges, whtoh were then iinlniown. In speaking of deep digeing. it is well tn be a 1 iu mind llmt nearly two- third.- of tha sixteen liutidrud million following lelegiam wus sent lu (JUa wa: Llllooet, B I', Dor.81I1, ISOG. Thc lion. Tim L'.isimnsitr General, Oitawa, Can: Mail from A'ahcrofi direct discontinued. Great in con veitienco. Public mooting strongly urg'-s resumption Cnn ibis be done? Member for lho district absent iu England. Plense reply. R. 1-JottT. Chairman of t'ublio Meeting.- The following reply was received; Ottawa, Ont., Dec. 10ih, KS9G. Riolmrd Ibiey, Llilnnet, li. C: Post master GeucrnI ubsent i'n in lown. Will call his Htteriliniu,to vtHir telegram iiiiiiicdiniflv tin hia roMirn. M". M. White. D. Tlie importance of llic mining in tercets, tho fact tlmt large stiins of money ara being inverted in mines and that mining men cannot du bus- inesswiih any.degree of saitsfacllon without proper mail set vine ami lhal fume nf iis valuable mines id rapidly extending, demands a continuous, at least semi-weekly mail, und 11 tn- weekly as soon as can bo possibly nr- rangod. Wo trust that the government will promptly order a coiuii'u 11 nee of thn twice a week mail. Lii I loodl iteutls it and ils trifling cost as 1 compared with the eectiuti Served iu ' nothing. V. C. 1/iwifBce returned from Soaltle Friday niofnl'iti and will next week limko I h trip tn Garlbrio, visiilng the Pmks untl 1 points on the Mujo lino. Sir. Lawrence ' vatehes pii- llie distance the rim end of tho dtift will be from the surface, peihaps 40 feet, and a drift must be run out undor tho creok a distance of between 000 and 700 feet to tap tho rich bed rook gravel. Borings have beon made wilh n jelling machine ami the bed of lho creel- properly mapped. As shown by ihc washings in boring the holes gold 13 to bo lound in large quantities on bedrock. From its lo cation, heading where it does and traversing the district it does, it can nol be otherwise than rich. Freight Sbipmonte Below \iill bo found the date of departure, teamster and destination of freight shipped north by Ashcroft's forwarding agents: Dec li, II. C. iluysnn & Co.. t.'.O.. (1.000 •■ 11, A HuHap, Forks,nm! 150.. 18,000 ground * The reports of all dfsiatemai parlies*rrom that section seem 10 be tin; ihc mining company above referred ia will make a marked success. Kin-tin* river la again heard from by ds and tin* report ia nol sufficiently favorable lo «n- enurage work or prospectirii op liitit rlytr so long 113 it H su far rrom d b'ne bt sup. plica. There is uo doubt of the d.ath '..-' Poster has beeu ef lhe UB^rtqnato Ben Wetie. The report ffthe Fronoli pr.ispcstur, Villi, io tha Hudson's B:iy OcJiupany iu that seottoi has beeu confirmed bybtlierclrcurastaoe^ Mr.AVredo was not a wnuildiiiicd^aor » hunter and In tli.it section no nun Should tniBi himself nlouu except he la able le- shin fur hliuieir under any clroumaiaocai In croislng swolleo etroatn. supplies aad tides uranftoa I03I, and 11 mm a liundft miles from a (settlement and oot etren ba Ing sure oftho points of the cotopaia slanda very iiiiJc chance o. everseela:; home and friends. Ilidtuos of thai s-: tion nre uot to b-: trusted and would t: any tlmo make away wim a nun if ihu Ibouuht they could safely du 10, 0:ite:i cn should next aenanu be a favorfu seetJot. Willi prospectors. There ia gold there am! iu inuny placed ij sudlcictit quautitlea ■■ pay well for uiiiiin** but no man shou'"_ other country could he have lived nml K° l|icro unprepared, uor expecting to In -' been more prosperous or had bnltcr Ituallh. "!tmvc" of rcsl r*"m '^hot, 7;,aia br* For busiuess uud health Aulinrnft is« flt,a'SoatB and moBqtiltoca annurfh a itood ns uny litllo town und as for scenery, 80me wclious lofceep'a run fr ui long a- um trout flsbiug in the Tliomp. lifo t0° *nt ! sou and our dom, duck and grouse shout, j " ing holds out un the mouuliilua surrotlnd- ing, we can got along wi'.houl it nud even take a dust storm in lhe spring occasion- nlly beside.. a;*:.l3-3 Rlvor. J.d. Y. n ti-khoUcr, au.U.W. st. Via_uhccafl jnounced by ull to be the •_■_■■> ; 'route loOmeui'.-x Some fears ure entertained for thn jsfit ly ol the steamer Charlotte, Sua ,d frtiz.-r iu solidly by the side of tbe old stcanbm near Alexandria, 13 mi I as above StvSn Creek and it will require close attemi. Messi-s S.Q. Y.nurkholJtr.nud J.Vf, when ibe Ice breaks up id the Frist. Tyrrell, of Hamilton; Ouiflrlo, spent n Care wil probably preterit any dlaaatc; hi In Ashcron ibis week on llieir way, The journey will be made to Cariboo ne*. iklrum IheBridfio Itlvcr mines and lho year mu'cli more comfortabiy and tnoea quarlz mines of Lillooel. Tlio company, day Ins. Twu days to 'Jucsacll*, three ■ n which Mr. Burktinlilcr is n prominent Barkerville. member Imn expended a large sum of j ~ money proaptellug the placer ground ol Mr. J. D. Daltun, aftha Fraser R - Bridge rtver, having been at work thoro Mining A DredginK Company, who m forseveral scasonB. A tunnel aoros^a with a serious accidipt st Lyttou 30-. ■ neck of f round at Camel's Pnot Beild, iu W(!fkl ago, iiied Monday at fit. Pa. - Bridge Hirer, 22 miles from its junction' Hoapititl. Whilst ono dredge ati.ytt«B wiih fnc Fraaor, Is now under way. The deceased golcaught in the machinery 1,-. distance lo be 111 cm-led is only aim ut 800 his leg was seriously hurt. On 8uad ■ feet p'artly in ruck 'aid will be the tog was amputated but deceased failed of dimentiona to carry ihn enliro't0 rallr frum the effects of ihc oparatlen river nl I) v water. There niltl passed away Mnndav. Deceased »•.- s aboul Q) feet rati Trom lite upper ttf tlie'e member of Casfcado Ltdge, Ko. l%ti. lowrr aide of lite boiid a'nd a lat^e section F. & A. 51., and lhe funeral took plica r bed will he drained when Ih" wa- under lho au'aplcci of that lodge Tuesday at 1 p. m. (mm Dock hart's unrfertakiog gold lukeu Parlors lo the C. T. II. depot. the Elt'Cfltll. Will Pay tlie Penalty. Tho Sentile Posi-Intelligenc-r: Th efiininii! rtnaii s uf this state contain'few. ler iu diverted. Mr. Burkholder has some splendid sampled nT from the bed-rock t Bridge river has long been known tn be valuable iib a mining section, but with lhe luflow ol people lo Lillooel and Curlbim, looltluglor mining properties' lhal may conll'lnilly looked for nexl sea.tiit, tlie Bridge rlrot'mines will uot be ovcrlnultcd. MJ ■nf; ciUcs Unit crf.nl ihat far win.; We ate promUed Iuthe near fulure a full' nurr-v Uraemer will pay tif 0 penalty of escription oftho mming 00 far nccum- j hla ,ifl?- 0n ,ll° evening rrf August 13ih plished 111 ihis section by 0.10 who is tlior-, I?91- Pyillplna Mueller arfrT her bah oughly conversant with lhe same. Quarlz as well as placet* wIM be more closely j looked up in lho Bridge river country nexl sensou than ims as yel been dono. Su, far very few,men h ive ever been up the river any great dislauco. E. K. Antlor Crook. Armslrong, of Sea 1,1. T Jliiji.vcil, Qneancll-.'. .. <;,700 13,11 I'nitiniin.s. 1 lllotiet.. .. 1,1105 IS, J O.i.i.i..,.. 1 Union .. 4.413 H . Uay>on&c.i..B»rhci'fl ;u 8.1IQ0 1.1, A C'.lcir.r..,:.!. :.o.. . . 4 100' Ill, M 11 K..-.'l.... n.Olliilou. 5.B78 10. 11. O. X. -Ilul.m ... 11,111m 17, S II..Un, Itarktrvlllo. . 14,301) 17, W II linysiili & im, ISO,. 11,1)00 IT. UK E»,i.is. Blnnlny.. . . 11,000 17, -Villain;,qiiniioUu... . 11.000 17, A. 11. MiiiHrv, Lillooirl . . 4,308 18, W 11 -ualluyi i.llluiiel .. 1,118.5 gt-trnttipl mi.1ur.1l cou Tola] tSO.144* Mi-.K. I.. I Fritz were alone tu their ninrie-it home on lho sidohill e^sl of the Nurm::- Paciflc Irneks mul some distance enrlh ! Bay View brewery. At that time t! -■■• was considerable "monry Id the h-*-' While sin was waiting for her husbond ■ rctarn the cold btuuded murderer crcj lulo the house. Wilh a hammer he struck the dclcncclcsa woman on the ,;1 head. Tliefc were evi:icucti cf a slr»'*;-'- ;h Ashorort this week on hia way tn bul tholiamther il as br'ougli'l into play that oily. Mr. Armslrnnp la inlereslcd in ond ihe woman died lho lame (fcal'h tbn. thc Chfiljf.i .Mining A Development Co.,' uioel to he meted ettttft call'e. One hlnw of which David Gllmour of Srntllo is' from Ihc hammrr and the babe's life wa- prcsldeiil, IT. A; Biglewe, is vica-prosi- goue. Having finished hia bloody deed dent and IftaEiircr, Q. H. l^ortaen, seere- ti-e wretch secured lhe gold,-snl flrufoHii laryand H. It. Brinrly general mnnagei*. i,*,UI0 und escaped'. Urrlng tha atibsf- Of iheir proecrly on Aa'ler.creck, Mr.[qiicnUiircstlgaUou suspiciun beftamo'di- Arnistroiig said il has pn.von hethd* tlmn reeled lowurd Craemer, who was am-stcd, Iheyaullclpalud, ityielda rrom Jl l» jH.80- u-itf. and convicted. Uis case lo->t- tht- pcr cubifi vnnl and have 1.0(H) Inches ur game cmtrse ns thai id Nnrdstrom aut water un ihc grnimd. Baslrrn capital lias nills Mrltle it. Craeincr'a unliictmtfiiii.it- becn pfciind lo (fnteli npening up (lie'to csluUlidi Innocent (liiVscseion of mi grnund and will commence active opera- amount of gold id lliat sto'fuu from the tiom up Boon as the .canon opens up. They Mueller house wh that be bad been paid espacl in he liydrniillcktng by July IS1I1 n certain s,im or nvmev by a mine! ami expect a gnod niitpul. Mr. Arm- named -lack Quincy in ractimj-. T slriing litis prcnt fnlih in B'rhUh Oiluiuliia publicU, \vell acquninii'ii v\\\\ Uie flgi n general imd it ifi uo doubl t}ii.e.of t;he' m!s search. Unit w.i« lil.i.iu ("nj Oiiint';, v. in the \\v.A-l j il*jj i--itfi-c.il, U. V We I Risky, ttf. ,rui;i:NAi, It, Cliilco- ifllcu Ihli .'11 lhe (iirninii poop jlnlti in ilie mtlhlel Tiit- riiulers of ih if*-, hat , , , . , . , ,. , ,- 'i-:, iinii'OUjih wnrklUHtt and ibttt have boon lakcti uut of C.lifor- ,.,,,,, .,, . I trusted lo him will he repaired and put _u : 11 niu bit.ee Yo has been from deep dip- ,,, „,10() eumijlion lpcedily aod ewmeal- Dili an uiliftl tt'ld Close Sttidy Ot U-UlbOUb i-aliy, id_?;i.:t Mr. T. C. Dunlevy, thu well knowu liicr. ehnnl ol flmla Creel', cntne down mi hi: way tn Victoria for a row'weeks, blr, Iti-m, Btinie Ohltu-se have, Wi.tr mlntti-j Dimlfvy Inform* us that a force bf men is] hn lliu FriiEct* titirfa ^ensftj, ajirt 'ill unite :ii wulk nn both tho Kami Slouillidn lVlfgeti lind II thotighl linitias.' a rule ih'bj qimilr. mines and on Big Vallvy creek, ami! d*i tfi^-ii 'o-'M-t llnin ihcV^tl iwltuo'iv- (iiod showing. We will pub* J Ifdge. Fear »'f 'titi i-x r-olthttfif, of I ■««■ serlplinn of lhe work being I ing dietr j,round bolus ,1,ei1 'h'n reason i"i Il.nt snya vci!y-!,i.itlc prospec- ihe uulieea 'lint hi 11 done in ih-; Clitic--u-n icc-| wlioreahotii. ui J.i Claimed by Criiuitfo'r t .r; 1 iifiii years a;.'' I irUiiftbuti, Ii i_ m'rui is in lhe Car word wtf.ild lie rettfi COIlVCrHHIil with Hie ChII over tin. b'nrtoil er's beh.ilf. iJoi'ititiij wllf rec ajipciovj u'skinv Uu rk tjiiiwy, Wlm it ■ i friend I eiin'w lo Vic 1 and frnni (here h'l ■vi. en I that no dvinf eu'utTtry or sn mn him. TI11 ifh p* ?;ii' \h\M\ i\\\m\)kMiningjournal. ^ ..■j..". ... --.. .- lushed every BtilliMitji f. », ftBYNOLDS, Editor and Proprietor. Sulibcrlpiloti Price, per annum ■ . $a.i)0 Ath'-jj-Ui-i'tmn*** Will nut he 41aCoii Unit tut tin iili pwl I Advi-rtioluj- rate* oti BppltcaUoii, A-SUOBOFT, U.O.i DECBMBEU 10, ISOfl QUAUTZ MINUS OF CARIBOO. A uio-it i-eiriiikablu atate Ol* BCtlv- ity hue been developed in qunrtz tinning, or pethaps tuoro proper'.} ifioikit'jf, (-round acquiring, in thu vicinity of the i t.w famous discovery known as tlm Golden Eagle, one of the group known as the d bleu Cache mines. Dutimi * recent trip lo Vancouver the writer, as one supposed to bo aomuwlnt informed regarding the lay of the land, and the locations of different claims ucnr LII looet, was shown different maps as unlike ns is lho map of Europe from tb.it of Australln, and as.utcd ny the owners of claims shown th-.-reon that they wore comparatively oorrool. Tin- facts of the Llllooet quartz mining Outlook are, that n number of in081 promising properties are known. Chief among wlm*') is tho Gol den Knglft, which has ti tunnel partially cress-cult tog the ledge driven in now aboul Go feet, the quarts if marveloutly rtuh and the property ,• very valuable. Other propcr'i.-s ;- ing in the sumo vicinity mm \ rot bt of great value nu soul «r-- known to bc {rood, but lliat a claim •imply because it it* n the same mountain should be won)) putting excited about i. foolifch, unless a ahowi-ij-* is made, us !iaa not been done as yot in many cason. To ae- eure the ownership of a valuable quut_ mino is laudable, but those who first fi id yut b.'fore they buy whether thero iii a valuable location, and whether in case there is a valid location theie ia anything dono in thc way of work to provo that the claim ia ot value, will aland a much greater chance of success ti-ianoially than will those shortsighted out's who buy a location notice and can not in the •arty spring find their stakes. The Mining Jouunai.tliinka tbis warning due to its readers, for quail-; chime, bo called, are being offered to the public, and being bought too, that run not possibly lie whero maps shown of tho ground place them, Lillooet is one of the richest district! lu lha world and great quartz mines ttill be worked in that section and the Biidge Kiver country. There is * chance for those having money to invent in legitimate propositions there. For the future good of the oouniry in general as well as the in dividual, sea that your mining deals are with men who are reliable and trus'worthy, or elae personally tn- Bpeot before you buy. The Golden Eagle ledge can have but two extcn- eioriH, one each way io ihc course ol' tbo ledge and it mav bc a great and valuable mine and yet, thu ledgn only Le found on thc ground of the Gold' en Eagle. By the docease of Mr. John Damp e»-y, an old and highly respected pio ficer of this Province has passed away. Mr. Dempsoy waa born in 1821 in Pennsylvania, iu which atate ho resided until bib 20th year, when lie removed tu Huntingdon, Ind , at whieh place he worked at the harness matting business for some tune with the firm of Spiker Si Co., and where tie has relatives residing at thc present time by the name of Buchanan, one mow ber oflhe family, Joint Bu (thanart, having been Sheriff of Hunt ingdon County lor several cotisecu 1ive;ears. He left Huntingdon ii 18i0and crossing the plains arrived in California, where he followed min ing till 1338, when he cmi*n to this province, residing here until his death. For tome years he engaged in mining in Cariboo, but fur iho past 2* fearslired and worked with Mr. John Wilson, tha large stock ratsor tint: Oittla dealer near Ashcroft, tit whioi place deceased was well and fnvora bly known and highly esteemed b- jtll classes. Uis httiiltli failing thii full he removed to Kamloopa and cn tared the Provincial IIoukhu order to s-'Cure medioal attendance, whero he died Hot* 2Sili Is.t. In early youth M*-. Ofempsey was engaged along with bis father in driving cattle and Hogg over the mountains from his na i\en place to market, eo that ha was Jiu novice in Uto stock raising husi ilettg. Thc deceased waa a kind- Hearted, gciiertius man, and leaves iUauvold and new friends to moun Hia death. Tiio following ia an in ■n-uwe of Mr. Werupsoy-a geu*r-.sity; .*'i**re 30 years irgoa- piece «f prop ai-'.v was left u» him in Penney Una ia. lining there without anv eotiaidmt ileiti It i:nv bi* truthfully amii -. htui llmt hu In l'l huHa of Irieiida an uo i ii'iiiie-.—Setitiiifl. Totemlam- I Thn Idea of totem poles is very j closely unsocial ltd with that of Alaska | and many people seem to think that ' they am objects of religious worship or In some way connected with to- ligious ceremonies. Wh'le tbia in tut iho case among the Alaskans there has been much superstition eoniircted with tntoumui in this country. Uncivilized people ne initially grouped into tribna or clans, and iho Interna given ua a mnik or diaiingiiifbiitg sign of certain tribes Borne particular animal in eelrctid as a totem uf a special tllbe, The wolf, tha rHven, tho frog autl the whale are among the animala moally used by the Alaskans. Having no written language, the totem pole is used aa a aorl of family record or coat of arms lo trace the lineage of certain families and individuals. The mm takes tl.e totem of his father and mother t\< '1 the grand* parent! on the father's side, thu* the totem of woman is finally lost j.iat hs among civilised people the woman loses her surname by marriage. The superstitions regarding thc totem Amount to the fact thatth«-y venerate lite particular animals which their lutein represent?., believing thai ihu Courts of Revision ami Aiijital, Val? WfHt Riiliitg. j A rourt of Revision and Aftwal nnrlofthii .(.-tn« house, Anlioroft ■. nt Utu court house utility Duoemher lifllh, ul in on Wemiwihiy Di't'inn 'tint i Ihu for J..MK8 WAIllll-B, .lit-h-i' of (li tirl nf Hi-vlrf.oil mill A|i|iail, Vain. Deni'iubvi- Hlh, I8U0, P'OTIOE Nntlfte If hi'ruhv Klven tlmt two mnntli tnrtJatti 1 in'Mul to iiinkc apiillcntloii to Ui ik'I ut i uutl If rI oner nf luinl.s Htld ffuillB f" trniUahiti '.ii jiurclm-i! luil acres »(IttnO, mum ; Cllil'tS, ti.'iitnliil n* rnll'-iivn: Oiiinitiiiichu: ■ a nti'lif mi the mnilti tuinU .if fut Smith Foi of CJut-flii'llu riviT. iicur llic tlri-t litnlil from i the Qiiwiii'llo take, thence suulh -lit chnlns; 1 thi.iL'c rasl W .-hiiiiis tlimie.t nnrlli to fiimtl bunk nf tliu raid guuUi I'utk rivur, th-i.ci I alum; tlie Kulii enut'i bank to Utu |i»lut uf .nni- uienu-muut, (J. T. DUl'oN'l'. I Amju-t 15th, 18(H). 1.5 ii. you seen ew kDUNN&CoLtd SHELF & bar and 8fir«t Fron, J Dcttlnri in n_B_A.v^<r HABDWAtlE. A carload juat arrived, all Bizet, suitable lur light and hejivy learning, livery wugon guaranteed to Htuttd anything that uny wagon made in Canada or tho Unit, d Slates will stuud for fun or money. Cun bo seen ai Asheroff. JAMES VAiR, Kamloops, B.C. SMITH & BRYSON, General Blacksmiths Carriage builders. Shop on Railway Borses faring a specially. A supply ef iron and wagon ma lei rial always on hand. Aienut. - - AH//CROFT, B. C. turn i.i v* far tr* *¥.* su i ' lillo amou,- nn* new n-jitl.' an imn U th jeets of * sunt-, t* nn •rulioo f ir sprang eountry, * caret- ■ livilized Wliilv from this having a whal**, Tur wii* totem, think that ihn vhale and will ■ " ibii ihey die 9o r' • lo gather, this '. j..- >!y passed away • ■• ■■' Alaska ko that to '".i po!#it nor ibe j-. Mil ir* iMiy o!i* : animals audi lie yel even this iticeable in tho itiona of tha f natives of Al* NOTICE. njvint. piircliat-fd the liiH'iticw of tt"n!i Kc goti-ornl itiiTi-htint. ami lautttlrv, dolni* liuilti.in ia Ashcron, Iwlll-Mitlniio this bm-ta.-ttiit tin o!.l ftnntl nntl Itn-H) lor the coiitlnnauea of tin puhllu [wlronu),'u, Any person nwlni; Hit ma ttrm will pay nil aeconnte lo Walt Keu Wuli Kttff hops to lliitia ntiil nn hie ii-liin cnninilatrtil titi'lnw in AsticroTl. iWSS Tllini CHllNU I-I.'N«. ABliiTtift, R. C . Noviiiihi-f ISlh, IS'JS. THE CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOCIATION •TORONTO - Sir W. /'. ;f-iii.7ff-prf, J. K. M.mli.iittld 1). ..Tnctlonald, W.C, M.iftloualit I'liirtitttiit. Maitnainff Oirevtor, IttHpCClot-, H'iiiniptg. Aatuttry Capital and Assets over $6,000,000 Insurance at Risk 827,000,000. XI) CONDITIONS, NO KKST DICTION, 1'OI.ICV CONTRACT A MODEL ONE. Thirty Days -race allowed on premiums. J. D BHEEZE, J. H CLEMENTS, Grnoial Agent fjrBC-,Vancuuvor Agent, Ashcroft- a******************** «««*« *********,**************** | TURNER, BEETON &. CO. VICTORIA, mid NELSON, NOTICS-. A i-lttlii(r »f Um County Court of fur will hu hflld nt Hit- Uourt lloune Ullntot Thursday lhe lTU. day -»i Dt-ci-iiihur ItiJB, u hour of ten in llic forenoon. Ily onlur Clkitnu.OctoborilOth, IM*. live- NOTICE. i\tv ilny. aaka are called httithoiin, the Goppal of Christ has been carried to almest ill [inita and there uro a few natives of aouthfast Alaska \.h> hav« not hnard of the Christian religion nnd many thsre ara who have already experienced tho peace and joy in ba- li#Tinp in Christ and his power to aaye. Thc religion of Jueua Christ is rapidly melting away the old heiUhen beliefs and customs of Ibis people and many of them are already intelligent Christian citizens. The Alaskans, though so long left in a be* night<*d eondition, are, as a rule, Wright, intelligent and vcHpnble pno- pie worthy ol much more than our government has sr-en fit to give them Tlie next generation will prove them to be worthy Amorioau citizens.- - North Star. The Camp McKinney Shooting Case. The ehai'ga of tnttriter preferred agaitiBt Keent, who shot Mill Koriarink, thn supposed perpetrator of tho Cnribno Company's gold robbery, was dismissed on tho 5ih iust,, by Messrs. 0. A. R. I.ninbiy, li. M.; II. Cawstuii and .Ins Kerr, J. P. 'a lie cvitleneo of murder being deemed In -iifflci.ut. Huforc leaving the court room, however, K.-ene wm again nrrcstetl un a charge of mansluu^hter, and a second pre* Ihnnuiy hearluj was immediately pro- c-jfil.d witli. Upon this charge the court comiujtl.d him lo stand his trial, hut gave lha uueused his liberty on a $7,000 bond—- himself in $1,000, nnd two sureti.s of |3,000each. Mr. J nines MousrIiru and Ur. G. B. JIcAulev, president nntl score, lary, respectively or lhe Cariboo Gold Hilling Company, became his su rut ins. Iu this connection the Midway Atlvanc-* of Tlh lnst.. a'ates: "The preliminary hearing iu tbocase dlselosad the fact Unit at ihu rucenl coroner's inquest, held upon the body of Koderlek at Camp McKinney, the .-trout:r acted without lii" jurisdiction, as Camp McKinney lies sevoral miles wesl oflhe bouudury of llic Kullle Htvcr district. On the part of (he coroner Ihis was entirely unintcnlionnl, as he had only re cently bieu npiunutud lo his poslliou as such, ami had not yet received instruction! clearly d-flu int. Ihc scops of his jurisdiction. We are informed that Ur. Morris, of Vernon, will hold nn inquest tomorrow at Camp Mr.Kluaey on the body of Matt Roderick."—Aevrs Advertiser. Notier Mi-reliV|_IVfii tliat date 1 hitetul to hjhi15 to t!»- niiei ciuiimi: fIiiiipi nf !;int!-t antl wnrks fnr ]iurini*/lh>n t ti-irim-r, ICOiii-ns ofj-a-totnl luiiil iii UU001 dltitrlct deserltn-il ** follows, bi'(!intih>K nl imst nltinli'il on the w_.t sidu "f tit-' Carlbo r.i-tl iiftir lh« -T.'-Mlli- II-him:, tln-tict! --mt 4U cliniiiR, tln-lK-i: v iri>l -in chains, tl.fot*. tint I Jtlutiuitii*, tlu'iu-o ciist 10 -luiiil tn til.tfi'1 commi'ncemeiit. PfcTBR BAOAN. Clinton, Oct. llOth, tswi. *i;:n WANTED AT <)_*CK Acllvcagculs I'or cncrl. .'..iintv. tSxaltl - pivocHirlriil ..nil tm risk. Will clear I'ii.. 25 liiimtrcl tl.tlliiiaa year. Knrl.ise slam]. I'ur lull Iliiili('llliirsin'"rl.-,,: I'or $1 Biim|llC. Illfi lta|}|da Miueral Warur Co., Uirj Ilnii- IJs, Mio { Ore ■. BEETOX, jj- CO., LO..VHOX, K \"GLAVJ).\ OLESALE DRY -GOODS, : LIQUORS, MINER'S SUPPLIES ETC- fiit^s, Jlo.-ixi'll, Sleet. Jliuj description of Euro-, /trtiii Goods Indented.. 10 ii sm t.v ii; R Atinnnfadtned bu the Clnntbnr Hininii ftu. thiici. bn -juiil fbiinltttl. s 11 nd ly Vviiitisa sired, Pii-tcrmd THE CYANIDE PROCESS Eminentiv adapted to Carib o Ores Rejraclory Cold and Silver Ores treated mid reported on -tit MacArthur-Forrest, Direct Cyan I'aiicn MacArthur-Yates, Amalgamation & Cyanidation For particulars apply to THE CASSKL GOLD EXTKACT/XG COMPANY, LU Assaying conducted in all its branches nnd miH teste made* W. rEUEW-lliitVE.. F. 11, Sypertnli-wkttt. mmm, B. C. US i DEALERS l.y J, M. BUXTON, 8c Company. ic, ties £% ifeining Shares REPORTS MADE OX ALLUVIAL UKP0S1 IS. VANCOUVER, B.C. Calle Mitels: Ilu.vton, l''alicoittier, Canada. ****** ********* » **»»!»***** «r*****«*************A«**«» .^M Victoria, Vancouver, I.HALRU3 IN Kamloops. mlilrtss a nil mi v Tradesmen Attention. Special inducements will be given hy the undersigned to Blacksmiths, Harness takers, Painters, Carpenters and Wheelwrights, Who mnv wish topsin bllull llmmselvcs In business nt one of the 'iiout central points in the Cariboo District, viz- The well knnwu slnnd of the 150-Mile House Correspnttilt-nco solicited, and information cheerfully furnished. Veith & Borland. Proprietors. Beattln dlspul ciau govei'nman maKe ft riiorou death of Ma.tllfl nev ol the wldn warded pnpt: J cording to slot h«r hushand hi cusc, ftoJ«riut- the robbery of ihea >ULe that lhe Cana «iii hu calcd tipim to- ;h in vest) gat ion into ihc 1 rt-'dsrick. The utlor- * n( Ilndorlck tins tor- bu Eovcinittint Ac- ' the wife who thinks i 1 -.i il own *.vitht)ul ex- if .1 j 1 dly acottsorl of h« gi 1 butlioti uf thu ribuo enmpsny. i ne death ol hi: I called Koderlek hooie in haste. Agricultural Implements of all kinds Irii'Kfst stock 111 thi- province nnd best assormentt' American Buin wagons, also Canadian Bain suitable tor rrriKhilng mid faiiu purposes, uggics, Carts, Spring Wagons nil nl prices to suit the limes. Orders filled arrtiuutiv. 1). McGILLIVRAY. * Jittiiuifu.'in tr af nil MilAe tif STEL AND RO E HYDRAULIC MINiVG PIP-. Estimates furnished of cost of power plants, and putting water on Mining Claims. Monitors, Cates, Valves, Pelton Wheels, etc., furnished at shortest notice and lowest rates. Head Qi«iv, Vaneouver, II 0. fc'IrW Piot .furko, .Yfic lf\,tmt„.t,r. II. c. Oppenheimer Bros. 150 MILE HOUSE The distributing point for all the hydraulic mines at Horse Fly, North and South Forks and main Quesnelle River, also the stock ranges of Chileoten and Beaver Lake Valley WHOLESALE Vaneouver, GROCERS fi. C. ThoTacoma Ledger is sutUoriiy fm lhe story that Lord and Liitly i'holto Df)ll*(. tss, who allor-jlcl the Sun Francisco papers so ninny atoricp, a lew months aso, ara corning to British Columbia to make iheir home. They tti ll llva lo Vancoiieer its Hifl-Lnnlship wishes to he near tno Fraser ilvar, whera hn ftaa fteard thero ia apltm- ^i?ACIFICyK> SOO-FACIFIC LINE. Shortest, Quickest, and Cheapest ROUTE TO ALL EUTEU POHTB. Excursion Rates by the Great Lakes, Accommodation unsurpassed. First- class Sees/>ing car, Dinting cars, First class Day Coaches, Tourist Sleeping and Colonist Sleeping ears on all trains. Choice of Three Konles. C V a ALL RAIli, " V RamiOWKN SOtM)Slcamor SOU-PACIFIC MSB. ?s Aslieroft 3*16 dally. No. 1, lvcsthnuntl pasi No, ■". cutlbuuni " " i!l"i*i " For full pivikitlars as' fo rata, time ere., npply to the ticar'cYl ticket agent to A.L. OUiMKN'TS, At tl 't Point will be found a good assortment of GENERA MERCHANDISE&MINERSSUPPLIES Also one of ihc best Hotels on the route, /information cheerfully given. VEITH & BORLAND, Proprietors and Slock Raisers. FITHER & LEISER, Importers aud Wholesale Dealers in WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS VICTORIA, V. C. THE IMPERIAL BREWERY AND Soda Water Works Company. IC .VMLCOP5, E. C. Lager Beer and Porter. ThsbsstqualUy oniY brewed from choice Malt and I* r pa SODA WATER WORKS. • and complete -. tftom Ginger At:, Sars/m/iths, /it connection with cur brewery we have added a na San Francisco for the manufacture of Soda Water, Chanipaigue Cider and Mineral Water of all kinds. All orders from city a>;d country will receive ottr fctsonal and test (tttc-n Your patronage solicited, Sf-ecia I attention to all orders from Cart'tivn and ; You will fin I our prices will make it a i obfeet to give us your orders. B. WEHRFRITZ. Proprietor. British CI umbla Bronsn HAMILTON POWDER COMPANY, or .Montreal. Incorporatei! ISOl. -JliKOPACTCHERS UF— High Explosives, Blasting, Mining and Sporting Powder Dealers tn Rlcctr, Head of Ace: Montreal. tilastfnn Apparatus, .*iii/,*lf/ Fuse IMtmntor.t, Ht.-. Branch ofHee: KMoria, B.C. Jl'vrks: A'on CARIBOO. BRITISH COLUMBIA EXPRESS Company, Ltd Fnr tlnr'.ryt "I, antl nit iii't-rinrtliatr points ami ennnrtiions north nf Clinton cvay Monday uiul l-'ridalt titanium "' '';" .,'rli-fl.-, i-rtuynina, arrive Ashcroft every Tuesday and Hiltuntay, J-'or {-Union timl uitt-rtitrditttc points stiwc kavc Anheroft on Mondays, Wednesdays and l-'iiilayt,,returitiinj fottowiy day. LILLOOET Slaw-i fir f.illonrt niitl\uilrritt-i,'iate points leave Ashcroft on ..fondajn find IVednta- day*. Monthly'*ulnar 'i-.rtii;. .tain-: ft at S-Jua.m., aaitlb through (o Lillooel via Mtii-blcCan- yoii fame dun, and ivtarniiiy to .t.<l,-.;.fl the folloini,;, day. Fare between Aslieroft and Clinton, $5, Return limited tickets, good 8 days $$ Extra stages, or special flf> * [buggies or light stages) furnished at short notice. Feed Stables and Corral at Ashcroft, with water on thc /itemises, and best attention given. Hates moderate. S. 'F/NOV.f'Y, A/anagerand Superintendent, Head Office, Ashcroft, B. C. J. J. MACKAY, General Agent. #«tl iiijBtenil of (•.king th« l«.c;iicy to I ((ltt jtrnteM be ieedid it over lo a sislei! u,e ^ Jtd duck shooting. LotcJ Sholtn exjieots nr to visa frotii some ut his titled t-tlalives >n U h*! prft Liuly UlinUo litis ienounc.tl j Dist.ti R. P.RITHET&CO., Ltd. Wharf Sireet. .... VICTOR/A. L*. C. WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, SHIPPING A.IVO INSURANCE. Agents fur: Wills I'tti'gO, t'liliiinbln Flourluft Mills Vs., nf ElMl'prlij-. aiiiftei' r/K-nf, 11'riciiic const sioiuiultin co's Uuo uf sU'ttuicrs between Vlctorln and Vauoosn-er, 0. C^,-„ilt I'rilUGisCU^ Ajrcnt, Aaliuftoft. DOERING & MARSTRAND _B_RE"wi2jsrc3- aa. Celebrated Alexandri Las;er and Porter Specially Recommended. .lOtlN B. HOBSON, Mill. Enir. RUd MclallurRUt. !.. V. VVAliSKIt, .Ik. Hydraulic an.l Ml... -IIS Hobson & Warner, MINING ENGINEERS. Twenty years practical experience in California. Will examine and epo ft on mining properties in Canada and the United States. The equipment and opening of deep gravel drift, hydraulic and gold quartz mines a specialty. QUESNELLE 70RKS B C Agents for lhe Fohua ffenny Machine Works, Hydraulic and Mining Maehinen- and the Welts Lights, for use in Hydraulic Mines, Represented at Vaneouver by J. M. BRQWS/XG, corner Granville ani George streets, Vancouver, __>'. C, -A-J3S-A-"5TS. J. A. MacFARLANE, F. O. S., Assayer and Mining Engineer: Ail assays tJ2j Hasting Xttd analytical t ■_-//«', VAtitCCVVE'R. /'. C. fork done in ditpt'cnte with care and dispatch? ■rttfulas first-;, id JlKltlbH COLUAIUIA iiUsLNU Dl- iu.oronr. MINWtT. OF MINB« tleut..Cttl. the Hon. James B;iK-"". GO..U (liMWlfMONMIS: frtr thf liruvluw IV * Gore Vl^orl* Albrrnl district T Wwrliw Alhffnl tV-u-tr " 4«nwPitrHT...titR««ij Oiiiitino " ■l,,hn Bo«rott..HI«lmelu Ltllooist " F Amu-a Ollntnn Y,t|-. " CI CTut'flinll.KHtttlfJOiw y',,!,. •' C A K Umbly-Ofioynoa r.Kut Koolenay -T ''' Armrtroiif.nonnW Weal Kootenay N FltatuWM.*.- Nelaon MlMSd ItECOnDKHS. KiKiMmQiH-.tr.ct M Uray Nanaimo ^,.wlV-.''(minslcr 1) liuUon. . W«iniiu.Nu* East Kootenay .1 P Aruwlri>ng..Doimii| FO Lung Ool-len •• Cj Gulilto Windmere CEilwanls..Por(Htet!le WestKonoteuay .1 DOraham.nwolaUtlt*! W J (Impel Nclwn » ABtivoat...New Denver JCHjkert.....Rj^rls j Kirttup Rhbrwihi » TTi-yhir ...Tr.mi Ukfi tktVm dlitrict W Stepiictismi.tytiwiwlle Yale " WDrntJ .Aide LNorrta Vi-roon CAUI-amlily..Ocuy(ioH W McMvti.-Hfck Creek H UunHir.tJraultt'creck LIlhKHit district tl A I'hair. . UllnofM Onienicn ilifilrict font J-vana. Manauti». k assay ki*b. II Cnitiilrhnrl, Violnrln. W V Uuwrou, Utcliliul'1, Cariboo. IKV0HMJLT103J. pusl iiiVt-o al Aaheron -alii ex- r\ ruililnlly with Iiuiii mail cleika onsl um! weal. TltoiomallscIubo ffui'k Injatil 7 I5|i.ni. Mmiev ordar nml if-jtslrutlun faniflcliM due ul 7.ft p.m. OarliiootiiiUlulermetll-HepmHla-nettU rntimi climes »'. 7.H0 Salimtaj'H. Olhul iniillirliu tht'tf |inii:ls mny lw Ututl-U ill tlieolU«(iu|)to3ii, in. ' h!i-jh. Ullntnttamltnh-imnllnlu-lM'trnlion * hn,.-Tiu-m1h\ b, Tltuwdayi nml smnnlaya 7.1111 i' in. Otltet matter ui'illi-'l U'Hofi « m. Weiliiesdiira ami Friday* ami Si. iu on M-nn'iiyn will ru ("iwaril. Ll 1 loom—HckUIration close. Tuesflayi •mlStittmluya ..tit! p. in. Dun:-? mmu-i i led up to 0 a. in. mi U't-ilntailny aiuW p. m.au Mumluy will •""forward. A-ilk'tlUKT OIIURGU DinEOTORY. St. Alban's— (Jimrcli nf Euzlaml. R«v A Aii-iey Doncll, vicar, Mormon aer- v icv on Sundays tl it ni., cviuinj- tu-meo ut 7 p.m. Holy Com mun I on, 11 a.m., l»i (sunilny in lho innntli, olher Hnutlaya til 8 a. m. Smiilny selioul 8'80 p.m. Lvfniiti! service wl'h address on Wednesdays hi "-"ill p.m. Zlon Prnshylorlim Church—Services at llu nt.iiuii: pm.auuduj* school j (union) r.l C p 111. V. 1 - S. U. I*', tm U'l-tltit'sihiy evtiUlne m 8 o'clock. At. MvKec l'n-hh.vli'riaa, ami Rev, Jatnw Turnut lU'tho*Ubt cleieymi'u, preach on alternate tjutidays. All uir cordially luvlled to ai- litmi. ' •From Circla Clt/, A lady nf Tncoma wrllea frcm Circle Ci > tha following letteri •■Largo storied lold of lhe great nmounl oC mild washed out litre have proved uii- ronudad. Alubka nniiialiis much gold, hul u« jet ihe ciuntrv is undevelopud. .Much proti'iacttiig has been tlcme aud many rich •iii*_:iuj-_ iliiciviTPil, hut ri'il etmu^h In give employmcut i<» tho ninny men cmn- jn-r ht-ru. Two-thirJi ur more go awiy ilisappotntad. Tht- trip to Circle Cily is I on jr autl very hard, aanetlai expensive umi daiiscritus, ct>]iichi,,y to Mitut know* Ing nothing »r filch liie- It coatf. #130 flrnl cUjs and 4105 alcerAge tu leave the Yuki-n via huat down ths river. Ratti has fallen nearly nil smniiter liK-a Hie wlu. l.-i laitit ol Pii-jrut Si-end. Circl*- Cily l» (piita t llltltt town. There are ouly two oi Hires frame nottees, innsl ol ihem Uelng l.uilt of btwu logs with innss between tlivm. They ure very cmtif'Tliihln. •■Thf winter weiilher is cold hut nu winds blow, List winter the therm-mute regnleied over 70 degrees heluw r.i*r«i, whfii MUl»lfle work was hnpnwible. Nn tuie «mi id ihluk of earning here iflliej unU^iiitn.il Uie flltuiilhm. Many niiner.i -t-id hualiicas men arc doing well, bul men who know sny everything isoverduue, iven the labor P«|»ply. •'Wood soils ai $10 and $15 o cord, I.nm li»-r eiimiiin.mil*. $U5 a Uiousaud feet nn,l ilie market ia short. One might think it •jmuld pay in uft wood and log* down lbe rivers, but ou account of Hie ma y diiu- *j**l8 and lhe character of the work none Imt eiperlencetl Inggtrscan do It. Wu.ees me Irom fire to eight dullars a day, hul work Isscaic'i. Meals are seventy cent p i-ncli ami hoard ?.*>0 a month. Kreah mint i\ atrvetl only whon a moose Is brought i.i. Huimon flic H"t plentiful this seaaon, uutl none nre lu-re yel. They tlBlinlly np. pear July 1. Nearly everything In the grocery line for eule here Ib canned, Ordinary vanned goods bring from fifty to ijveuly-flve cents a can. Evaporated po- t tt.es are 40 cenls n pound, and Irish po- .1 lots when they eau bu had, $13 a bushel. j.ygB are if I ,'iO a doaen when In market. Hligar i« iweniy-llve ccula u pnutid, fluut ^•lasaclt, bmtci $l a roll, wash tabs f I vnch, liii water buckets $9, clotlies-ptea ill, iritis, a dozen. "tJlrcla City has three reslntiranls, lou: aturci besides Hie Alaska Commercial Company's Btorc and Beveial hnkera. "Bread is 35 ccula a hmf, or five lor $1. l'ics are 50 cents etit-h; doughnttls 00 ca dozen; oil $ I u gallon. Professional men Include no ministers and three doctors. Tne city boasts of several laundries, 'f l.e Yukon flats nre 200 miles long. Ciicle Olty is 12 miles from the north end ol the flttla. The river is very wide and contains numerous islands. Il is expected a mill will be built ou une of lbe islands next year." The Hall Mino-. are to be light* Iiv iilcutrietly and tht plant for tlmt pnrpns* a now mi the ground. All portions nl he mine and (tuler wnrke are t» lie wtreii mil candle* and lamps are to lieen'Irel) Unplaced, It will be lhe ouly mine In ihc couutiy lighted byeketrloUv. There -lied at the Old Men's Home on Monday lnst* a pioneer ofthe pioneers. Charles Handon by name, recI 73. Deceased was a Frenchman, hailing from the P>teiiee», and in his youth nerved in ihc army, snflng a good deal of active »ur- vtr.e. Ho migrated fr»m Old Prance to N^-w Fraucc, spendiair several years In the Province or Quebec. Subsequently liejnurtieyed across ihu continent to Curl, boo, where for a long period ho engaged In mining. Lnfct vuar he CHine dowu to New Weetiulnsler, where he was taken lick and was laid up in the hospital fur several weeks. In Mny of this yoar lie became au Inmate of tbe Old Men's Home. Ai fir.ii be appeared to gain strength, bill the rally was of brief duration nml he luul beeu » very sick man fur a king time previous to his demise on Monday. Deceased wna knuwa throughout Cariboo as Char ley Attgusl, Tit a funeral took pluce on Tuesday nllsrnoon, Rev. Father Guortln Lflkioling.-SniltncL. Tho upper.) In Dunlevy vs. Htiwhs (a lunatic) I'liine up btTote ihe full court Inil weUnesd ■ I'h h *. ii nn appeal from nn ntdi-r ol Wi .:■.'.'...■ UittkeistUiig aildn -. Jititgmct I ttetm 1 sgnlont lb** lunatic nud bUinitim,ti-a lur default of uppSAraiico rtni * mo writ luul been eiruuttd nud ihu Judgment propel Iv euierud, but it hulng nuceuary u> obtain leave lo enter an appraranco delay had been caused and Judgment signed, Vm um appellant It wna eonlenil.d il-at having it regular Judgment It ihonld enly be net aside on lerma such as giving Bacarlly, Hr. Charles Wilsnii.Q.O,for lho defi-u- tlanl, slated tluti at: assignment huvinj- lieeu inane fur tho benefit ■.<!' thu creditors iir. ni ft the Judgincut ami lliu ulTect ■)'. Ibis being lo poaipone un execuiluu nol com ploted by paymenl, Hie ceuri won IJ not pl-rice lbe plaintiff in a,beltcr petition than Hu- law gave bim. Tin- patties hml bad dealings together lor years nml ihe accounts required In vast I gallon and aiighi show a biluneo in favor ol cUri'iidant. Messrs, Davie, rouley A Luxton for appelant, Mr.ClmrttP Wilson, (4 C,f«r rcs- pontleal,—Colonial. NOTICE Kotlcels bcrebj given lliat sppllcutlon will be made to tliu" lo^li-Ullve u.i-fmtiiy of thc province of British Columhia at iu> nextsei 3iot. for nu act to enntlnn tli. rcglrtrttlon, ineorpnrailoti and powers ef the Cottonwood Hirer(B. u., AlluuUl Gold MiningGotupanr, l.lmitid, forulgn, contlrnilnit tlio eni-i companv i» the pmperty rights, prlnltge. anii ua«ci]ictit tiliviiily ticqulred applies fur ur heltt liy tlinti and -.-xt-.-nJinn the lonn of years under which the same ar_ Imld ur enjoyed, t*ir.r-ow:riiijj iht; fottioany to apply for and ob tain niininj: lt-a»c* of .anils of any area ill extent now or hereafter to lie tipp'tad for and _uii".«l:Jitiliii": tht-atreral l-tit-holils or liuld- iit^s l;c:d lion-art'.*! lo lit- ii--i|U!Rd and dcclttr- ini; iKat tlio water privilegea and all other ilt-litt> nnd privileges and cftsctncilts now liuld or hcr.nliiT to be acquired tiy Vm .I'tupiiny inaybehehl and enjowud »<* appurtenant to tin/while nr any part uf the tiomjiftnv'fi prop tilv, all Hit- work th-it IP n<*cos».iry In ti. (ior- furttw.l tu hold al! such 1ca_.cs or tohhngB autl for all other powers rlghla or privilege* nee* caeary Intlduiital oreoiiveideut to or fertile working of tiin eetnpauy's property* riauu at ViaiiiMUver, B. U., lliis eighth day ol December ISM. A. S. (J. ITA MERE I.KT, 33:17 Solicitor for lb. Rpjiticanli. Anothor B. O. Smolter. Messrs. Patrick Clark nnd W. J. C. Wakefield Intro lelurned from London end the fciuous War E;iglo mine litis tint liei-nBold. Mr. Clark slates: "There hns liecn no call bond oil tho War Kigle for (he last 00 days, tior will lliero be in I'll- ture Hint I am aware of. The War K*f;le company will operate tile mlue and uo one else." Mr. Clark snys Ihat It Is the intenti-iu of Hie com pany lo erect a smeller in the coming spring but eulJ that be did not yel know where li would be located.- Ivooie- jjuy Hall. NOTICE. Notice I hereby zivrn Hint tivn moiltliF after rtiitu i intend lo intiku npplleitlou t.i the chief ccimnl-slnnvr of lands nt.ti works for jiermUi-H-'U to fnr.lniseiI'i acn?.sof iHtnl.iiiore t-rlc-f, Iniiiiitli'il (is r.-"o.v«. 0.i-itni-.,:n;i:i;-at. • :, I. Diipoii'.'. north west corm-roti the s.uth imnk of the South Fork of Quctnelle liver u«nr tlte flrxt rapid from Quesnello lako; thence MHitti 40 clii,lii!<; tliencis vcl JO ctehir thuiieu norlli to tint soi.lli hunk of the said doulli Fork ut' tlucsni'lle river; tbenee alonu Iliet-aiJ -'Hilli li-ni. to the point -if eotii'iiviieu - meiit. J. A. LINDSAY. August 15th, ISM. 23 S3 vV.T. SLA VIM WOTICE. Xitlicc is hereby given Hint Iwo mouth* nfUir date I iutend to make itpplleatinii in the chief eninmlwloner of Innda and works for l» 1 nii-Mun to piircliiisc 137 notes more or less, nf land bounded iv* follows. Coinitni.t in.i; 111 it i-t.iUe nn the north linnkof the SotiUi Kork of ijtH'fii.fl; river neur tlie Hint rajjiil from Quea nolle lake; Uience nortli 40 cliiiiiic; lla-iiee eti^t-to'.-h-ili.n; thencn eontb to tbo north Link of lhe citd f-oiith Fork river; H1e1.ee nl.iiig lhoe.<hl uoitii h-i.k lo the point nr com. mrneetrenl JOSI£l?H UUNTEIt. August Ifilh, 1S0&. BS02 notice:. Notice la hereby elven Hiit two month* after date f intend to innkij application 10 the eliifle-'tnntiHfiotier o. Irtttd- mid works fnr per* mission to inirehn-t n; . ncs. more or less, of land bounded as roll ■*•- 1 niiini Inn hi Joseph Hunter'* sou! I oroer on lbe Ih bank of the So..-- f '.rk of Qiimnt-lta . -r. tlieiiee ttorth 40 c:..:.■-,. -.ni'nei: wft.t;t) eltalnri, thenee aotUh to tin uurtli i-mik of the Miitl Snntli Fork river Ihi-nee ulmu: tho anld nu: tit tiitlik -.U tlie point ut i-noiir^tieeti.elit. B3-8U W, K. HEYNOLDS, August loth 189*3. Asss.s-tient Notice HORSEFLY GOLD MINING COMPACT— Location oT principal place of bualnees, tian Fiittieiaco, (JalHornia. NoUee 'ib hereby Riven tlmt nt a tneofiu- of Hu- Board of Directors hold on the 4th da; ot November, 18WI, an uGaca.meut of Tweiity- flve Cents (3'ieJ per share wan levied upon thc eapitttl flock of the eorpnrnliou pnvnhlc iintiie di-tlclv in United Stales uold coin, to tlie Secretary, at the nllicc of Hie company, No. till) Clny street; fan Francieeo, California. Any stock noun which this assessment »hnll remain unpaid on thn Iwenty-flrst (2bti dny of December, 1S'J(> will he dellmpionl nml ntiyer* listd for (title at pnhlic unction; nntl unlet-* payment iri made heftro will bc Kohl on the tucn- tluth (iMth) dny of Jumiary, lb!l7, st 2 o'eloek p.m. to jiay the i1«linr|iient atsRfssniei.t t.ise- thor with the COSta of atlvertlF.ltiK nnd cspen- aea of aale. El. T. WAK1>, Secretnay, FltED 11. BKAVKIt, Sec'ty pro tem. oniou—No. Oil) Clay street, Sau Fuuciaeo Cnlitorula. NOTICE. Nolleo Is hereby ulveii that flO days after date I Intend to apply lo the chief eOHlOllS (loner Of lands and works for licnulssltin to liurotinse 1«0 ucret, ef land Bltuatbd ou tbe north hank et the -ihilctitstt river, Cnritioo lllBtrlet, sniil laud behiK bow pnrtleiilarly doe- eiitied ns follo^f, connneiifiini at the toath w<-r<t comer of mv pi'-i-uipHiin elnlni aitnated about IU nillea enr,l of Uniie-vllh*, theiree north W chalne, tlieneu West SO chains IlimiCi' south to OHIIdoteu rivet, iheuee easterly nloiur snme poiul uf couiineiiremetit. ■>7-:J4 -lOHN Mcl.ROl), Jian.Li illc, L'hllcotuu, B. C. Oct, S, \>%, lio-'HS-nli-ht^-ju.il Suv Dili. Customs iSi'^ktr. I'. O. Duiz c. kumtoopi, S- ti. GARDEN; 11KHM0N i 11URWE1X; CIVIL & MINING ENGINEERS, Dominion nnd Pntv.inclii! Linwl Surveyors. Ofllci'*, Vancouver, li. C, uud Quesnello Forka, B. C. SIDNEY WILLIAMS, P.US., P.A.S.I.,Loml Land Surveyor, Civil En-'luccr and DraUgh U man, QUESNELLE MOUTH, B. C. EliKlnecrlliB ami Survey woik. Hepoiu- on inlnlllt" properties. Maps nnd plan- pre pared of any portion of Cariboo district. Tlie lliiilock Bunk mid Stationery Cn. LIUITEV, ttiMKiLi: mrm iikh.ers asb siirasttis. v\NCOCV!ill, B.O. HUGH COCHRANE, MINING & GENERAL AGENT, NOTARY PUBLIC. QUESNELLE, - - Cariboo, B.C. | State Ore Sampling j t WOUKS K..I..I.IUI..'J ISM. ' r.. BAILEY,-..... - J03.IMONNIG, I ( ototrol Ore.Market. Ijirtirat.H'ro-A-a * (ihl,..-»,y "t ;..'.'.'"'. W.ilni.S';.<'ii.r/s..iH'.; >> /./ -..'. 11.,„:.-. o,„ Holtl on compo* 5 * Hilvo Bl.,». H-rtft for Ml' feAiwit. J t llate'ilrolitnipliiig Comiiany, * Ji.'ol.l DulHm»..«»»(. HraranColoroiloJ *»«**********o********«**r* Tint Pcoltlfll lilllnil & Nnlloillll liiMinuire I'n., ill KUitibiirg. Thn Pliociilx lnsuruiicc Co., ol lliirtrord. The NiiHimul Assiiriincc Co.. rl Ireland. 'I'ln> Qni'bra Fire Assuninre Co. Tin-Sim Lite .Issui'iiiiiro in. t'iiiinilii Accident Assurance Co. The Williams llaiiiil'iclnrliigCii., or I'liillslinie, N, V., and .Uon- Ironl, tliio., iiiiinufiictiirer'8 of lirgli urnilo SewliiR Machines. 11 .1. MclVltlt, resilient agent for Kiimloops and outljing districts. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL R'Y is liie host lino lo nud rmm Chieasro, Mil- wnukeo arid all points Kant. Willi it* 0,155 miles ol thnroiigltly ptttllpped rond it rencliuH till prineipiil hiibiness ceulera iu Northern llllrsls; Wisoneln, 'o-.-.-i, r.'iinnosota, Soutn Dnttota, North Dakota, and Northern Michigan THE- ©&LY LINE Runnitiir Birdrio lA'tilcd and Steam Heeled Vcsllhuled Trains. Time tables, maps anil ltifnrraation rn- nrdiiig routes, rules and oilier detail elutlii(j io the rond will he furnished on unllt-ntit-n lo nnv coupnn ilcttot atfetil, or iy addresstitig U.'J. Euuv, General Aseat, P'oitluud. Ore. NOTICE. NolleeU hcrehy ctven thnt sisty dMja atltv dan: I Intend to apply lo Uic chief eomrala- sion-i' of l.inilf. and works for punuisHon to pur-liiieMliicrco of p-utuinl latid h.lunteit lu tlie Lillooel di-in-.-t antl rii'terllietl iii> follow*. commend11■_' at llio soiult cant corner of lot l>~ tlit-i e'.-'iu'.li 1" cl'alr.?, tlieneu west a cl:;iiii-t, llien *e nor tit 1X cliiilttf. Ihenec caul -10 chains then,''- H'Hitlt SO clmins tlien.t CH-t 20 chultiS M*»i~»-»*u MooI,_ Alkali I.BUC. Suv. 2».|„ HUM. KOTIOE. Notlee i* horfhy trken timl two months after il«'._ I li.tcctl iiKihim appliealioii to tlic chief t-otnnit^loiier t.f 1st iul* nnd wotki for permission to piiiThaso l«) neves of Ininl. morti or \mr, hninuluil ns f-iIloWM Cciiiinuii- eliijr nt U T. Iliipoiil'a nortli eti«t corner on the BOUtn bank ol the South Fork of (Jue* ncllt itvi-r. thence aoutli 10 clmins; thence ,'ri'i 4>i chains; tin nee norlli to tlie caitl MUith li.oiii; tliencs altm« llio satrl eouth b.uik to Uie point of coinmencenieut. __,__ -jfj j*;t 11. K. 1'kIOh. AnguitlSth, 1800. F. C. DUNLEVY. HOTEL and GSNERALSTORE //,/)• and Groin ■ SODA CREEK, H. C. W. H. STEPHENSON, The Watch Specialist KAMLOOPS. B.C. Has oncried up nn Ashcroft Annie/ inhere all WtUCheH, Clocks awl Jewelry inth riiiiiitu nni Iir nntl to ,1. H- Clement*. ''•• l>, i"fiji.-:i, .i.i'u ,;,fl, irh.ri hey ir.ll iciiif- prompt attention. D 01GAB FAOTOHY mm?m Wanufactttre'fs iit l-'iue Havana Cigirs. Our Specialties: Interior, Pride of Kamloops, Lu Morerid; Geo. A. BOrthwick & Co. Kamloops, B.C. f.'AHPKTS, (HI. CLOTHS etc, etc. Cheapest house n earth, write for prices. »1. P. CORDON, - KAMLOOPS, B.C. S_STHE___ Sold Fields -OF oo. The richest nf llie*o mBrvollous nurifcrous alluvial deposits are in the Ctmlioo iliatt ict, a rpoioii whioh, with tho neipliboring mines ol" Omineca and Cnssiur, hns yielded over $110,000,000 in yellow metal since their discovery. Cariboo in vet a virgin field for the miner, llmt fabulous output being the result uf explorations nnd oper-itioua necessarily con fined to tl c surface, the enormous cost and almost inalterable dilfi- cullies of tratispnrt'ng heavy machinery necessitating the .MnployttiKnt of the most primitive appliances in mining. These obstacles to tho lull development of the marvellously rich gold fields of Cariboo have been largely overcome by the construction nf the Canadian Pacific railway, and the improvement of tho -jreat highway from (hat railway to northern British Columbia, with the result that the wmk nf development has bnen vigorously and extensively prosecuted. I luring Ihr* pant two years several costly hydraulic plants have In en ni . rjmwd hy ait" fereut wealthy mining companies which are mm operating W'-ll-known claims with must gratifying results, and there is every prot-peot of a second golden harvest which in its immensity and value wil! completely overshadow lhal which mado Cariboo famous thirty years noo. Several rcty promising quartz bearing locations aro also being developed in tlie Lillooet disiiin:, nnd as machinery capable of tre .ling the refractory ore on the most improved methods will soon bc imported, the excellent results already attained aie attracting miners and miuins men in large nunibets. The Cariboo region and northern intenor of British Columbia can only be reached hy roil way to Ashcroft, ihenca by stage. Traveling by day only, Queputflle und other points are reached in three davs, Barkerville in four. The roads are excellent, and the stopping places convenient. Cariboo Wagon Road Directory. aw I -2 ll till t |l 1 1 s (ill £ m % i-s ta i it I DISTANOES'II i Ashcroft Places Cucha Creek r. McDonald's Ifal (Ye, k • n.-Mt'It-If,use • Si.Mile House rUX'W.X Mile /finis. Mile troim JO-Mile Home ■i- Mile 1'Tow- hMile House ■v-Mih I louse !<-:■ .ai i-M.I. Ill Mile House IP-Mil.- H'tisn ■ iC-Mitr lioime !::-Mll:■ H-.tine ■ i::-Mile Hou'.e. iv,.Mile. Haunt ■ -.:■■'■ Mile thusc 1',1-MHf .■■/■oi.,' . V.'.-Mih- limine. ri'Mll.K flOl'SIS Soda Creek site jet ml ria J/ojoft .} i: ifitliaiiliant-h llolitnu.n'tt . ■ Oif-riwllc . <;>tt-in„-.md . Places below, Haa Isbrnnch i:,i> mileHotteic In, ike distances arc from A slut-oft. nialnkr. , , . Heater fake . . . (jucsnelle Forks sil 1 m •a i I & | i 1 83.1^1111,211 ECOTJSX Stages Each ¥/ay gtop Over Nlpiit. First Class Aecct>t,t!.-d,i,'ui>i Air diesis: . . I.'mJ Mtir In 'Connect'«/.;; I Stabtttiij- a-id l-'ted for Hursts: A. F. HT.Lir.H, : • '.. .' ..' l',„/,,lA,,: COLONIAL HOTEL AND GENERAL 5T03E. . ... . SODA CRZEK, D. G. H. MclESSE, .- .. fraiih'elar: A full asset<-i-aren't of Dry Cm/s, llncils, and Slices, li,/i,„rr, Cig-irs, tfar srarc, I/ay, Grain, and ,lli.;eis SttMltes, nl reasonable rotes IVIlOLmALR und' lihlT.lli.. HOTEL & GENERAI STORE, <_^XJES3STEXJXiE FOHa, IJ. C. A full assortment of Drygoods, Hoots and Slues, Liquoi sn Cigars; Bars 7wl«, Minbrs Supplies. Hay, Grain and Siablins /-rices' right. Newly furnished and refitted. A qniet hoarding end lodging house. It.: reuso/iiitr-la. Horn wokittg. Table supplied with the best in the market, and properly served, CHARLES ARMSTRONG, - ' ■ QUESNELLE. At. "w^:_^te:e>- GOLD SILVER, COPPER OR COAL PROPERTIES to convert into a company, or will but/ outright. Will take the entire issue of Bonds of Electric, Steatr Horse Car, or Water Works: Manhattan Investors & Securities Co., Ltd 17 and !9 Broadway, New York City. " Cortes," Vancouver, TO. Box Nu 104, ., DE BECK & COMPANY. } 6u Hastings street, VANCOUVER, B.C. R8l.-r--e- BROKERS AND AGENTS. Mining companies organized and floated. Properties bonded and npurted an for foreign or local syndicates. Having been residents of the province far the past twenty-six years, we are therefore in a position td furnish the most reliable information to bc obtained respecting the valuable mineral resources of the province. Correspondence solicited. Office of the " Golden Cache Mines Company, Ltd.,'' of Lillooet, B.C COSMOPOLITAN KAMLOOPS, B.C. HOTEL-. Good Stabling in connection. J. H. RUSSELL, - - - Proprietor. C. H. CIBSON. MEAT MAEKET WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL: Attention and atisfactionguarantecd to customers, Maw treet. >■ ' ' AHCROET, B C. mm I. LEHMAN, Hlffl,WHEELWRIGHTANtf I ii- I i if ill liii 1 1 SPECIAL NOTICE TO PROSPECTORS. Iii the interest of all .parties about to visit any ttection ol tlie CARIBOO, OMJNEOA or PEACE HIVEH country it is well to bear in mind that their supplies can bc purchased to much better advantage in this Ncciion tliiin tu buy at other points and bring in with tliero- First-clas_ goods and as cheap as can bu bought anywhere, cmi bc had in any quantity at tbo fulkuving pluccs: ASHOROFT, loO.-MlLB HOUSE, QUESNELLEy CLINTON, SODA CUEEK, yUESIs'ELLE FORKS. J^T" See mcruhitnt- and holel adycil'mi'iiicuts in anotlier cojunin,' WAGON BUILDER. General Repairing and F/oricsfidcingff specialty, /ron, Steel and timber kef in stack. Inventor and manufacturer of the Lehman Tire Setter, Xa blacksmith shop should be without one. A stock of Eastern Carriages, Buggies, and Road Calls kept on hand. Motto: Good zcork and Low /'rices. ,, , ■ ASHCROFT, - - - - - - B. C. . BAILBYHOTEIi JAMES iVcKXIGIIf, 'Proprietor: most gonvenient.h6.se TO THE RAl-VAYSl-vm. LYTTON, * - - B.C. LENZ & LEISER; 'mjiorttl'a cf Foreign and Domestic Dry Gooc(_^ GENTS FB-RNISHING GOODS, tie iVo. g dud ir rates Street, VlCtOEfAM. C. THE MIHIH& JOBBIUU, 412 A YEkft ! Fraltfln bt-.n stt i'i rk F.-iah'i si.lvnl-j s br. Miiiiroonf Kiimlruipnwna i trull Mils wuuk in <■'iii.sii.iaii.iii w WllHunis. .famoHBcnii siikl lii* I'mir henna -millfit in lho Uitlduii Kiver Questiol pany thin wci-l*. Mr. Burnt inli-ii ting un u now tenin i.i tin *pr!ii_! A 11.,I, UarlU-y fit,!* ti full urn hi pul wall for lale. in fm iippem Mart ley I uld 1 .mi la unpr i*. A. Semlin spont it day In AahcmH Mils wut'lt -villi liis mnny friends, Un has heen n llltla mil ol'lietilUi lm aunie Ilme buck, a rlit'iimulle trnnblu tvlilcli will likely sqoit dlsnppcur, Edward Friday, or (J11e.11n.llc, called un friends in Aslicrnft tills week nu lii* way to llic const ior a visit, Ho \* luultfi _ well. Ilia lieulilt has uincli iniiirovi-d wltlnii lliu past year. Jaitna Valr ilm liaidwara man ul Kam Itinpa rrceivcd llil* week a cnrlnad ur liob Bleighs suitable for liy lit and li.avj Uniiiing,'atat dulivery sleigh* ami cullers. Bead in yoiti orders early. Mr, A. Mmr who lived for a few weeks m Aalictuft lhe pnst senson and wis Ihen tn Ilm cmplny nf Harvey, Biiiley it Co, lias einco llien boen in Ihc employ of j ■■wmpany at i"iovui-t-i:i ou lho Fraier rlvor. W. i'. Hall and wife, ol llic Horsi-lly country, were iu Ashcroft (his wet It. Mr Hall wna Inrmerly a irsidoni of Gnltlen Okanngan Co., YVusli. lie stales Ihntlic is well idensLtl willi Hit- section lu wlilcli hti now resides. Mrs J. It Unburn, wltt ■ Can he consul led an nil liin- ■..■■•.ii'.i t'/li'tr iltiiiu'xi, natfiti it'ii- mate at the CavgUe Uou-se-, \*ahtmfbtB. C. CASH FOR RAW FURS. (l. v.. n.u nit IN. ICamliMin, II C, iTliiociilliis I,,::,... [.'Ilman, St. Paul, N'- w V' rl; ami I !..n, It'.glnml, glvB.ii ■' ...I Hq.ntvn up... nuiiit, mid allows full ■ ..„■ Ii.r ...i tin ; r run run. Ship. 'aii',.'-,ni,.nml. PiiRiinlnluriu Milirccl 9:-' m!M'B£F\ Collins & Haddock, MVERY, SALE ,2c FEED STABLE. r.'.t ...nl »1 L-l-ll dmilil .a. Mir IK. of Ol. li Ll aivcv, 1 Carl ilia Ci) Ail, Will npiMi up simp In a fow Will .liiall kinds "I' . 1IK'PAIIII.\(7, Ku Saafo y.-nr tvftil; un.l j>ive i f_ali.fiicll.ill O...ir..nli'1'll. ilVB anil , II r. Executor's Notice. F, Warner, Ly nen, win) has In pusl throe Oarlbno ui ■tun party Vtirci'iivo •iili an nil! trunliu and mln'li*. fn cunneated for Ihe Ihn Hor«fly and j wn ntib llicfluli ml some time in ! Tlia un dm int-Mif lhe li.it In Quosnelle Ihey nrtlercd ihu tinhorns nut. In Gliuluu it i.s Ptiitl the Inctit sporls (irtnit tli em n.s fust af thoy emtio down nnd iifi_r ii tinhorn has lived a lew days In (Jllnlon he [sglml losnw woo.l for stuni IhitiR tu eat ou, Mrs. Jnmes Cohen, wife of Mr. Chen (il ihe Ashcroft barber shop, arrived on Tuesday night and will sojourn lit lemtl (cmporarily in Ashcroll Mrs. Oolicn id In very poor health'. Oue of their children accompanied ber, Cunningham—O..UIKE. — Married on Saturday, December iSlli, 1800, by the l'ev. James Turner, bl tlie rcsltlence ol Thomas Barton. Clinton, B. 0, brollior-lu law ol ihe bridegroom, John Cunningham to MarRarct Gordon Claik, both formerly of .Scotland. Sfessrs. H. Borland und Fred Rose have be-'ii appointed ad in In 1st ra tors of tlio estate oflhe laic Geo. Jolnistotie, nf llio 130- Mile House. Mr. Johnstone was nrcsld_nl for vory mnny years in Cnribno nntl well lunnvii io ull old timers. Wa Imve been uiiubit- tolcurn theparlicnlarB of hia dcnih, Jlnnry W. Hobson bookkeeper at the ( iiiib'iu mine came down n„ Wednesday and left for CallCurnia lha sumodlftht. Jlr. Hubaon tvpoiia tlio mil look very bl'tjjllt fnr tlio section he 1ms seen this nsiison ami iliinlis the mining Inditstry In Cariboo U mill in its In fancy, aud Unit a Cow years from now" ns rich jib Cariboo" will Lit: a favorite expression J.K. Haiker, ono of Curibbo'smost n», Cpcnled nltl llmer mul u lucky owner iti Cariboo, is blasting Ills leel at lhe Lclnnd, lu VancotiTcr, ami seems lo bo enjoying Ufa thoroughly, If lhe ghost of Dancing Bill could rovltttthf fauinua gnltih named after thai exifintrlo individual nnd sea tlio a I ream of gravel carried down Uie sluices of ih* Cariboo mino, he would have more respect for waler tlian ho ever had during Ins na tu ml lift- tlmo. Mr. J. n. Freeman in iho Interest of liu llrm Lena* & Leiser paid Ashcroft a visit th In week. Mi. Freeman has mnny friends in this section antl bis firm du a large wholesale business in llie-lr line of foreign and domestic dry goodi, gem's furnishing goods, cic. We are informal! by Mi*. Freeman thai lhe death of Mr. i-clserof Ilie firm will nut result ill nny change of llio Lui.inGns of ihe firm so long uouducled in Victoria, 'I'he Commercial Hotel, corner of Cam* hit! nntl Hustings sirceis, Vanuotivcr, isn comfortable and convenient place lo slop nt when in Vancouver. Tho house is new nndcnmplolo In every detail. Mr, ThoOins is a liulcl ninn antl ihe plnce will lie a favorite resort Tor people from up lhe counlry, The llnlfilimg work wns dune By lho Vnncouver Sash it Door fnclory tuu! is neatly nnd Insllly dono. Ils convenient locnlion,coinmetllnus ofllries nnd pnrlnrs, its ctislno anil u'.l. seem in recommend it. Carlhoo is usually well rcpro pouted among ihe Commercial guests. J. F, Marbill, mining engineer, relurncd ycsicrdny from an cslondcd visit lo LII- leoei. Mr. Markill slated that lho snow ttiis Very deep in places on lho inountnins penr {'nyoosh creek and Mint ti look himself and parly from 8 o'alock in the mnrn- in a unlil ii p. m. lo gut up to Uie Golden Hugh! mine. Ut dirt not Hod the cuuuiry in slinpe, owing lo the duep Slimy to have a very sntlslaclory eiainl tiallnn, He thinks It may bo dllTlcu.1l tn rt'id .-t'uiie ulaiinn Unit have been slaked (iflalfliyhen ihesnow goes off uutl lhal people should use Judgment in buying lo_ Callous made under cxcitiNg circUWSlar. r_p, ns no matter how rich nny mine mny !>!! it has n litni' to Its area and simply he- Cause i. claim has- been Makcd within a ,Ti|lc or iwo of the Golden IJaglfl i' dyes jqt n^cesssrlh r'!'"w that i' Is rid ■ inn-Mile House ilebtrd lo the iihnvo est ciiunls musl be paltl ftiril. . j ecuiuia cinlv. nml ngiiluatlhe'si n nmiutil hull will hr !.-' 1 counts ul une ill, Ollnton,on Januan rtli! iltels -J'1"'- Supper served ul j ,., ii ti.-nal. The Cfimtnitteeof ^y:>-j aro J. Smith It, Hurry, 0. j Oft and A. IV -txt-citlnra of lhe v uc Juhtisiouf, er. itillly nil whu htl- i Ihul ull the 'iih I io have HRcnun 1 eslulo tti send lu their at loihoundur-iEiicd, ,1 lie Haute, Cnribno, December5l Mr'. n.W. naldwin, tlm w.dlknown far buyer, whose add atipuirs In another cn!. nmn.wii] heroaller «Nko Kata.nops his lieiidquartcrs, Mr. Baldwin n logarded hy thoso with fflioiu lie has lind dealings foi many years ns heiesl and reliable, Lirgeqiianllllci el vegottliloa, npples. and p..tat«('siii. j.lii|i]tt'.l from Ashcroft to stations along the line "f lhe C.P.ll. Willi Irrigation no counlry iuiitt. world produces moro, il'ns niitcli, proilucfl to thu acre Um the Thompson river valley, M. klcDtiimttl, who ins been ror some time representing tho Wccteni Milling Cn, Region, is itltnul In open up a Cmiitntssiiin f.nti Mannlnelurers Aijciicy at Calgary. Mr. UcOonalit'a Aslieriift (Hcnds wish Intn Ihn besi ofaiiccess iu his new veuturo. Mr. C. E. Ilollin3,of Cliiouizo, who is largely Interested in ralaes near QiifSiicllc, passed llirnngh Ashcrofi on his way In Victoria tins week. Ho will visit this section in thn spring and is saying many good words ror Cariboo to his Chicago Irlcuds, The Rev. James Turner while driving tn Cache. Creek lust Sunday had his liuw badly Injured, the animal nearly bleeding to death. Mr. Tarner had lo walk to ABhcrufl I tic same after ncmi lo preach In the Pitc-*nYTE]ji._s Ciiu:,cii in tbe evening. Ar^i \mimmk^ Dan Stcwarl, the m*rt iidti appears in annll er sue, is a thoroughly re'i unit ttny ordura sent liii liutit tailor, whose column of this Is- till.; business man t will be filled nn hoi dk: "TV Coltit of Cam at Asticitorr, 11,U. T>> Htc Sni'-kv llivcr Mining Couipanv, t.f Sntlti Cieek,'». 0. Tuko. uolice, that a p'alnl has br«n entered ami u ftimmons Issued Hgii!ii->1 van in ihe nhovu Counly Court by lltlivev, Utility A Co.nieifhnnts.uf AahcntO, 11 C. fur thesuni of $1i.<i.-?S (one linndied nnd iweiiiy-sl*- dnllnrs nml snvetity.iwo ocnta) for goods trild nnd delivered, utul mi order ImsTiL-eii mado thai the puhllcaiiuii of n initii'0 • f lliu entry of such plaint in lliu Aslicinn Mimmi.Ii'I:ilSAf„ Blnill he deemed io be service of iho .iiiumoiis upuu you. The miimiioiis will ho heard ni Ash- etoll, 1).U.,iiii lhe It'll diiyof J.inuaiv, 18!)7, at eleven o'clock lu lbe furciioitn, on Mhi.-b day you are niiuiied to appear, .-mil If you do noi nppeur either in perstni or by your solicitor nt Ihc lime and place ubuvu meiitinucd, aiiuh order will bu uindt: and prucBedliijis titl.t'ii as the judge may il.ink jus-l nntl expedient * Joseph Wm. limit, Uepnty ltcijlatrar, Puled this 12th du* ..!' Ueeemb-r. A.l). 181)0. '-i'i-m Ftgst-class Lwarv and Saddle horses on hand/or hhr* JrclGlii antl Saddle /form's for tiale to miners and prospectors. Special rates made tn travelings men and others wishing to make ihe round irip to Cariboo or Nicola. Largest and muslt'-onveni'entstablesinl i> ecounry, Wet ay our oats in car lots from, ilie dYorthntest and tarnish them to teamsters at reasonable rates, btables on llaiUuait dvenue. INDEX Tt) IDlERTISEftS. Ilni A-fciil-i I Mtuvltaiil* IU2 Conluva slrcat, FC LAWRENCE Ailjuinlng A.hctoft Hotel, A-beroll. II. 0. uiul ynur ortlur. In n.nil or uxiirnss nnj llio H. CLEMESVTS, T.'io Aslioi'ol'l Di-llgijist. NOTICE. The public -im hereby « ttgHimlu nlntie-1 byma u'-lii oi- fit-gain fnr i-i irncfl m;niiift t>**W- in favor of I-iviil uv-.ix ilollnis tooas. honor. [Io iiiiti had many cusiomers I litis scclloti and hus given them complele I satlsfncllon. Messrs. Piyand Johnson, mining men! McArfcllUV & HftVpCV, nfQucsnclte, spent un evening witb friends & in A*bt:rolt this week. They are now down al Vicloria, Mr. Johnson Ims nut heen down as fur aa Aslicrolt before In 12 years. They expect lo rciuro to Iheir home in Quesnelle 111 about a tnoillll. Just opened oul n nice bt of New Goods' comprising ninny nrtiules ivliioh would n ike very useful and suitable Xntas prosunts foi your friends. Wrt have not room lo inpiiiion them here but invite von tu give us a cul ml wp will be pleased it) show them, a OrvGcod, Glothins;, Boots & Shoes, ■ Asbcroft, B.C. A good deal nf InNi 1 because a purly uamed cred a new enmci. A ■ Irregular btdiea bavi ivllliin ibc punt year b going lho round '.i rue lias dlscov- | cat many of these been discorond " members of ihe Aslicrofl Midnight Cmb tint! nobody but [heir wivus Ink! aboul them by lhe discoverer. It is claimed llmt onu of the mem. bciB told hie wile lhal hi t.il on the fence from 11 o'clock unlil 2 a. in, walcbiitjf au ieii|)se oflhe Ell 11, Hunch men Ihrotighout Chilcotin, Cart- j liou nud tho vicinity of Ashcrofi unite iu saying that* lho lus3 of cattlo Ihls season will he vary large. Cold wertber canto on unexpectedly and found ovi/n those lucky ouea who have feed sufilcienl, under nrdl v clrcumsliinces, unpropareil for it und Iheir herds lu the hills, snutlered nnd hard ;cl togflllicr. Mild weather from iww on muy help things out, bul a severe Jan. nnry and February will canso great losses. Beef cattle In thu spring will bo ut a premium . Dennis .Murphy, un old timer, having come to C.ariboo in 1858 nnd since 02 having lived o:i his ranch al tho 111 Ml hi Ildiisc, died on Sunday lbe Otli lnst, Mr. Murphy luul heen In a critical condition I'or many months from heart insufficiency and his demise wns not tiitp-.pet.-lcd. lie leaves n large nnd respected family, sov-- eial of his children being residents of Vic- Mr. Murphy's many old time friends will greatly regret his demise. Death must come to aM, nud wilh it sorrow In the hearts of relatives nud friends, yel who shall nny lhal those who have journeyed lo that bourn from which no rravelor returns were, belter turn! had lentil not como. The Wicked nre like llin troubled sea, when it cannot roal, whoso waters oust up mire nml dirt,—Isaiah Ofi 20. A very striking and appropriate Ilgurc, nn mosl people with eyes ami oars can testify, for the foul talk and the filthy life that Bprtny from a corrupt boarl. livery man tbat is not liopurssly n boast, feels nml knows Hint he is degrading himself by Bitch conduct; ami no limn with nn nloiu <d" solf-rcspcct, would iirj_ profanu language in tue presence] of the young or of ihoso whoso good "pillion ho fit anyway yalttos. So it has uol oven* the virile of Inconsistency and it is tint in inly, although that seems to on ihe general delusion • H may appear smart to lhe speaker, hut it is certainly illly and dls- gufcting to every right blinded, civilized DAN STEWART e/ima/zl (^af/ai ^'■ANCOUVSB, 3. a. fine Tailoring rt Specialty, Petfeot Fit Gitiiriiiilccil. ■Jm E*SI-ai Corner Hastings and Cambie streets, Vancouver, B.C E-iitififcti witli Elcvctlt KATES: $3 per day. I'I,-trie Hells, Healed with Hot water , Moiittern fm/iroveliicnls. 0. THO.VAS, Pre. GLOBE MOTEL, lytton, b. c. fn consei/uence of the tale jtrr, Ihe GLOBE HOTEL ''"'•* ?jee'J reirwvc'l opposite llic. 1'osb Offlee, and has the same a'ceotnmdalipti cm usual. Comereial Ira relets' Iriink.i hauled I" and from station free of charge. A. F. H AUTIER, Prop We beg to inform the public that wc have admitted Mr. Henry Harvey ns a partner in onr general store business, whieh will be continued under the old style of Harvey, Bailey & Co. Also, that oui* storage and forwarding department will iioav be carried on separat cly under the llrm name of W. U. Bailey & Co., our Mr. Bailey taking entire charge of same. AVe tu!,c this opportunity t,\' thanking yon f.ir your patronngo in thc past rrrnl hope lo ho 1'nv.r.rird will) a QoiitiiuianoB ol' saino ami trust that on buaiiieua rolationa in future will bu uu as pleasant liuca un hor'otofore. \V. rue yours faithfully, HARVEY, BAILEY & Co. Ashcrofi, li. ... Orti'hu lsr.U'.ll. VLERHAff, mWM & m,} LTD. : ffllOlM.10 rJ.'.llr.rf ill . Mill. Miners', Blacksmiths' arid Contractors' Supplies. - - - * * * * ron, Steel, Shovels, Picks, Barrows, Axeo, Dynamite, Stoves, Tinware, etc. A.uoni.rr. F Yi -,|g|or Uia.c'ii.l Hmliii.il .1 U fkqiunt. I. «.l.|*n'.. \,. :, .\ II H'lilirrn .. Onr K.wJuwyo Hoi Itarny, PHiley ir Ou..P.,rii'a.'*|ji« lliuvcy, llail.y&t:... (1,'ii.t I. M-irliiu' Hinura., 8a.ldlary, >"o IJullln. A li.-l.lutli.Iavirry i *.lfMial,ka Win l.yiiM .....Isl.trnl'i l(,,i,.| IJ (' Express CVmlj.uii)!. -jt-.vse Llna I L.tiiiuin (-xaiwal BliKikHiiiltli .1 II C Iwnoi.ia Orii^i.t Sriiiili.'; U4-)H.U,,.,.General DliMilcsfntllia M<-.\ralnr & flailk-r Dey GiKida I.' H Uik-ii.i. Blllclw Nnllca Tli.tni L'bfta^ J.nnir Uuluni'Cnarl lu. Wm Blur Annual Hull I I) 0 P. Jewelry I'"C f.affreflea emakur .... t'linrle. Holierlaon mv L'nllrl Nullco Jn. Wm ilnir Valerluary J lt June, MJHTOI, ■ Mayaliall* Siuiil. Wudoti llut.l CA.tmOO r.Mr. A 1" Wali.r S3 Hj4a U«'.uo lSV-MIIJt nouaa. Willi 3, llortaiia-.tt.!^ ami Qaaeml Sfore V.irlt _ llaalana,. 'I',a.t*n.*.'._JW.ilV.it Sxccutor's Notice lloilnut]ii'utl,1tuia .©in mesa i: Srlftn H.n.'l ii.ul U...-.I lifn !'t'Uu.lov Hotel i.i. I Uo.tfi SfSr, QUKfl-BUJl roiiar.. A A J Jlcltire .. liulcl wi .3«.«Ttl Ptnfa -tIIiiIiih ItuallLur.. .. . II..!..,... A Vt'.iu.r Quesnelle i, Tha great distributing center of the OAP.IECO DISI'HIOT, and northern interior of British Columbia, where wiil bo found at reasonable prices, at ths store of J"-A.lVn_hL]S BEID, GENERAL MERCHANT, CiXJES-STSLIuS MOUTH, 33 O. Groceries, Hardware, Dry Gooils, ricot3 and Shoes, Hats, Clothing. lio'wn'a Bit Jinn.'. H,id Slilnej Wllll.at. fhiule. Anti.ttui l.'lirlitian, Faall, ;!ucli Uuclir.a.. ^rrr.rr_LW^ II... M«B|i!.nrtl,a Uae.ral n.i.lut.il 1.1....I Ana,lr..| 1,..,. ij.Mu.n. ..Miulai Bi.li.r liners gtf It Dressed and Rough Lumber, Shingles. Flour and P..il! Feed. HUDSON'S BA\; COMPANY. QUESNELLE MOUTH, CARIBOO, 7 LvrT.ui. , I MiKi.ljIM ...lhllaf rju'H A. !■'. Ilaull.l .lilua. Noltt K.tM.ual'a. I II Iln.,el Uuataani.HhwJleM W II Hlupliuinuii tVal.annaV W TSI.nlil ll,.... ..... . Valr u.i.ui.r i.iiiiu n-M., .- (,'u Uir.U.ia ■' In.in..,.- Af.nl .... Until, ofB.t, M, I'. Ui.ia.m - I'-fii'lnry.. U.u A llu.ru-iaa. ti;\V Ualtlwlit t ixcou, r.tr. riliiinni Dlllilldl (.'.. n.nlmra iV llurvey A,,.,or Inn Broker II w lid t'rlu M .1 Mul IV II I'.JK 1*1. .'Ill l ,1.0. I I'.laa.l I'm I llatv l'nra. IV I', lie .1 M Hi I. Mi Hi i*i>li. nit.Inter Hi., Wltnle.til. ttnwara Mi'Lentnin, .M»"e«ly & I'.. llat.-.i. Oarilen, Hi-nun.. A Butw.il .Milling K.£ia..r. nniiiiijf it Miii.lnii.a Ri.-.ra Machlniinii. IV ll„,k .VI'. Ki.i.i, l A Mo. I'iiImiic iiuva Mui'liiuil 'Pallor I Kuwait t.'t.lilltterclnl Hotel Q t'buinas vicimria, K r Uillicl A Co . ..Wliule«al. M.rahaala Pillreri Lelaer Turner, ttr.r.i, A C'u l.eun A Ulsir .... Ilaiuilluu Panraer.C'a _iicsu.iaitotis. Wetlcit. Slilliii! _n I>^1... At.l tltala Ore a.iupllttr Co .. ..Oeavar,Wuia L'.tnnt'i.a Paclfla ITiUlnrny SI. Paul Is Milwaukee Railway Wauled al Oar. Uic R.uij, ati.ornl Water t'u Big l.'.piJs. Uu.!. (,'mirt..!' lii'rl.ii.n.... lame, Wanlel. Vila NmiL-e p.l.i B„«ait, Clfulaa Nolle. Julia M.l.ru. UaitM.llla N'oli." ...BCiiin. P.r.ln.a A,lt'8.metil Xi.li.T K 'I', Wui4 -"•'ire J. r. i!».i. Nolle. J. A. Palaa.itaa Nollne r.r.W. Mi.-ie. Alkali l.»ka >.'..li<a ...A 8. li. ll.inu.enley B. C, cm s i .y is i? ti\fr i Vm 0 Tm 0 r.s AM, TK Ut:«! i'i.:r. I'tvi per, x WASI TO t-l-S^l-N ■:.. ,z ! 3 RAND FF.ST . V &K •USD A"<> %i ChriF tm as 1 ClG IN U0UC33 closes, Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Miners' Supplies. Bed Ruck Prices. .oil Cuaranteeda Quality. Bankof British Columbia (lucorpflrniod by Hovul Charter, 1894) CAPITAt, (willi i»ower t-> Incronso) JBWO.OCO $'Jl9M.lB0 RE3EUVE £100,000 « 46t),60(J HEAD OFPIOB, 60 LOMBAWDSTflRRT, LOKDOS, EMQf.AKD, BBANOHES: | IS BlUTlsn COLUMBIA: | IN THE UNITED STATUS: San Francisco, Vi.toriii, VtiiiPtiiivcr. New H'cftmin.ter. Niutaiino, Kamloops^flntl NeUon, Sttuduii autl K.i.Mn. and Portland, Bank of Oommersi A ««.,*■-. -n-1 Cnvro-nntnlQnf- I;1 ClSADHI'iiitliiii Hank Of Oommeif-e, Mcr- AffeiltS ailQ LOlieSpOnilenib^chnnriiHsnU ot Canadn. Tlie Molnnn'i Bunk, Iiii poiinl Bunk of Cuiiiuin, Bin!. ttfNnva Sculia and Union Hunk ul* Cumuli*.. In United Ht*ti-:s -riitiitdiiiii Umi': of Gotnun-i-t--! {Aifuncy 1 Nmv Vork, Bank "f Smu ScoMa, (.Illicitno, Kxclitini-c N'tiliumil itiink, .Spokane, lx Au-TKal-a and Ktw /.salami- Hank of Au.ir_lui*ia lx llcso i.ui.—Dlslioji ,t Uo. m BfUBChcB cf (Ills Dank arc now open «t Sfindon and Knslo, H.(; tt Evenisgi of Sspcrb Eiiiiiriiiiasiial UxTukwat, I>:;-r-.i;ii-it Hh. A'inusemonls |Vr Ihe children, On lr?Ep*"iHDAr, p-sciKnttii *!ik. (Jrund enler>altim-,nl, imiluij-ij i««2«i, reoltttlonBami iirn |.tti»h«hU f*<.~»» »-j. nilKl R..-X it Cox, nm r».»d invit ;>ie French. ()*• TyunayiT, Dr.*r.-i:;i.:t Slit. tS'*w Yean ere) GUAM) FANCY [UiF^S EAl.I,. i Pmicjr ctntume ■-t»i :■*-■_*,) Admission toeoncerl IWcMisansn. f,%\\ titki-b |3 ea«fa. Tiek«| (•lilies \niy ftud (■cnilfman i» inp|.f>r. tiatiti tlaiitii itiflMC nil) lit- j■ r ut,,1 - 4. AS.F.UAL BALL ASHCRGJT LODGE TO. 2il. I. O. O. F. wiil be tic!' in tli. - TOWN MALL - .it ASflCr-OFI', I!. C., on liMlijEil fc'-timj, Hlla-'JItUeMiiiletim CommitUo of ininsFt-mant: Joicnli Wm. Burr, WnlWr D. Feiirn. Alllron Womb, Win. Camurpn and 11, «f. Unirev. Jsacpli Wm. Burr, Seurelary, nt rate, at 3 per wu Savings Bank Department. Deposits recelvotl from Jlr iijnvardi, anil Intorust allowod, prtti per nnniiin. gold iiist ruttcn.isED ira i:vt:ttv onstBipnoj ot- irnm msitiss TRUstm:".. Karaioopa, 11. u., Morambtr. I8D8, IV. II. I'ljllltAM, Manate Our Strong Points STROP3C FLOUR. SWEET BREAD. and MORE OF IT. THE WESTERN MILLING CO Ltd F?5TC!WA, N.W.T. ^fsc4'i.r>r-tL NOTICE AMttliitr.of tlie cinntvcourt nf Oirtiinn' will ba liol-l at Aslicinft; B tt., on Momlav Ht-* eleventh day of Miliary, IStlf* at tliu hum i>( ek-ven in tliu forenoon je»s. w.\i. mmii, 31- Deputy ret*ISt-i'. AsticiVift, 11. 0., D-Cfemliei 4Ut, tBIWI, NOTICE. Ni.iiritis tftroliy plvcjl iliito 1 Inland io nrpiv in i shiner of landi .imi work iiiliuliostittlOnciOnof imsti lliu Llllooet Ulstrlcl, di> idiiit" I'llCfl Hlii. clinliiH iiuiii' i' <..m-I Ii 100 elm llioik'n tia.1 iv.: «e»l collier n lo tin* [mint ,i All.'ill Ln!-. toiltli -M i llll 0*1 i|ny? ilirr ! chief roil -■ for 01-niiij.sl.n to ll llllill slln.iti-d In Ihr-] it.4 roltUtt-*., r-l o inter of 1 >l tlie KnistT llvoi < Hinl.iii l*tB.
Title changes in chronological order: The British Columbia Mining Journal (1895-05-09 to 1896-05-02), The B.C. Mining Journal (1896-05-09 to 1899-04-29), and Ashcroft Journal (1899-05-06 to 1967).
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