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-> . h nr ? r'r\ Fhe British Coin mbia h Cariboo, Yale jV li tli no; C. , .J? Lillooet, Kootenay. lOllfi' I VOL.1. NO. 51. ASHCUOFT, BRITISH COLUMBIA, APRIL 25. 1833. 82:00 FEB YEAE CARIBOO! . HOUSEFLY! - FORKS QUESNELLE! Haivey, Baihy & Company, (Successor* tr allet B. Gladwin.) STQEA&E MD FGH^AHSIHC AStENTS. I Goods received, Stored and Forwarded with dispatch to any point in the Interior readied by wagon or pack train. Consign you goods to onr euro and we will settle railway charges and ship onto destination wilh least possible delay. HAttVKY, IJAU.MV & COMPANY. Asncnoi-r, Barkorvllla- Gangs of mpii nru nt work shovel- intf snow nut ol tlio dit.liiis ItUmtitry io ilm Muhquito cit'i'lt hvilranlio miiH>8, Tins wutlf requiii*3 to butl-iut- iH'Ury spring, mul in llio n.tso ol' tlio Mopqtiitti crunk oluinia ononpius &*■ in ii c U time Htui is na tixponsivo us tlio -vurtiiitg oftho tilaitnn -luring tlio pip- injl sfiksoti. Tliis would appenr to lm ii vaht waalo of exporieii-O, iih surely 80IUO lUPnil. ooiilil lio ilevmi'tl iu render this largti ttiiiiiiiil out lit j nt Iuii3t partly, il" out wholly, uniiucua- sit ry. Similftrlv, the Oold n*ioMs Com' pnnyV in. n nru rutnovin-j- tin) uuow Hunt (lint tJtllHpilliy'b dltl'liUB. A 8t»l(.'iiioiit has l.i'i'u lining tho mini.Is ni'ihn pn-KH tlmt thu Liilmiol, BYasur river, & UurilnioGtilil Fiol.ln, J tuiitiv yf ilm I'ncftil tt'ttl-jis in Uarl- Co., Iitil., Imvo htmii iipiimtini; tipun buo Uinir vuto-t, hug boon iidvorsi Iv uu.'.,i Hn. i-iolioat tptnrt/ nn U in orttlulmitl, Quern* ello liopos to sue Cariliou. Wu aro ivit ao wall In- tlm oiiiidiiiHieu bof-jro lliopulling day: furiin.il in Ciirlbiiu, I'm* llio ouuipniiy Mr. Mara in piiwanl lii-* moord us it with tlm Ipii.-tliy lulu Iirtu not yul, aa pnlitluiuti mul Mr. lioslook to t-ttiiii-.li tho drt'd^init propoailioh ia Bound, and mslitig nn ll.t'ir coDviotioiia liavo snnt n apeoiul oxpudition to stiiltu nil thirty mtloa nl' river, commencing "'■' miles Irotii tin; iiintiili ol' t-*e Nculintiti nntl tulili-/*** io iiv.; miles nf thu b'ranar helow iis jiMiiitinn wiih the Naohaoo. Thu part ui' the river thoy have taken up has liti.'o lur many ru-fr-i a paradise for cliioiinioii, yielding, if i*e* ports be oorrotit-a fur krjjor hntvosi t.f j,:o!.l tIimii the aoction-) around QooarjollB. A company litis hveti InniHid and uaitiod tl.o " Nuohado & EYatU*. Rivers Gold OlO(1_(itl}r Coinpuny," far ilm purposo uf opuratiii£ till! {.'t'lllllill. A Itlilil illtt'ttlht h bt'l'll-r t.*i!;i-i,.: ; politics now that lho elm* Hot) if iio'ar al hand. Mr. Mant'a noiion in tho house, ooaliii-*;, aa it verv likely will, CLINTON HOTEL, Clinton, B.C. BQftSD UNO LOQGifiG BV TIIE D.Y.W.EX 03 MOUTH, iliiHillMlrli'.t, U'u Imvo mil ln'iinl lli.ii ilm min bjra linvu pruti'Meil ii^tiilmt the grunt- j uf Dm |iri»lk'iji'« imlioil fur in llw iviii,, bills of Ilm Anlli'l' nrnek mill iirluniiilr crunk ininiuir coinpuitiih, U»l I l.il Ih" ' il," Ciirlbuii i II..I1I11 M.U.'.-IiAI.I. ,\ SMITH, Ti. ULlc^iltllb lVlulLlil, "hs great distributini? center of GARIEOO IDISTH.ICT, where will bo found atreesonabls prices, ci %'v.o stars cv j lea..Xj/ii, jlifc? Jjrv/.A^-i-Lj~J. ,,'ln, |iro()US(l HPI|H ill,! I'.UUI'll ll" U> I'ttriiUcll. A nml noolilaiit 001 roil lion> on IllO 8O1I1 mm., in wlllcll Mr Krnnli McKay, linn uf nnr bust knuwn anil willi'bt U'u,iwikkI rusillolllH, mtt Ilia ul luiliiim lilllili. will) li|i;iurli-ii:i,.t ,|,.al|,. 'i'|,u ,„is|,.,,, tnolc pl.ira ull KliUT liu-i'ls ill Ilm I'liilmii llistlinl, tl,„ [fnmt ,.;,.,.t imi„m|i„iBlj |K.|,„v wilh tlioriulll lu annnlnicl lilieil rnolt ,|iu larniul' Mr.O. O'iinllomn.uf this Urnit) mnl lev}' iiH<uH!<n\ciH8 mi iln*!,,!„,•(,. owneisol olaima nrhluh would reneivn j;,.. j!eK„y Inii) been over on hull- ImnHit ilireetly ur otliarffiu frum i„.M,loa Wu nnurniilg in com puny "lib ilrain. Liih Mr. dins. Soott ttiitlwife. Tlie Ciinlii'ii miners nro given lo pro-, |„,„, ,yM old nnil li.'ul buon pro leBt-in-t at ilm kli;jin,.«i Hpproiioli Io„0uiiopiI limn ami limo njfiiiii tu lie vrimt liii.y uii|flit il.vin un imnnj;,- I „„((, (,,r tlHvi-ration on tlie river, but uicimi.f tlmir priviteKM iimVi-i, mm L,t.„|,|_ „,.„„. ronltlem tlirutigli luue i,rs, it ia tliereluro BlrniipjQ to us that | h«in_ fortuuaie in tso,i;iiii"' lruiii ovi- ihi'v have iilliiwwlilil.exoell«nt "|i <J«ut ' ingera anil thus imuir lose puituiiily to puss wilhniu ildsir,nj5 u tlmtr lives. and northern interior of British Columbia- vou_ ■«.-i.o ma-ier. j t.i„ pany imd rMciio>i the other Williout oiiniineniing upon the _j0 in _,r„tJ, wilh their loud uf prn- piirtidiilsr bills referreillo, It seems I visil„ls ,L,„i ,'i„, bmil, it nppeu a, was iu 11s that if thi inuiiupjlMtid temleii- |„,iuy well lilled «im « ■. Mr. cies ufsonin uf tliu Ui'ga aoyipmima ,._ol. „,„[ wU'u Inude. anil wern.tuw- in.iv acqiiirillg mining pinperties in i„,j,tbL. bunt up miiiuni by means of ilm rlisirim, us nut tuvbibv m-1„ „,^,B ,mv„r_s ,|„. landing pl»uo, ivliil,, MuKay rmmtiued in Ihu boat and kept ii lromacrapiu_ un the rucks ii,- ni";,,;', el' 11 lung p.jln. uliicli lie n.-.il ilonii htindrpdauf times before. li i-iienis thnt tliu bout in crossing the all prvate bills liefuretho l.tigisfaluie. I „.,..,„. vv|,atl.ur from boing over- the rn,.,: audaeioiu is llu; ul '.hu !.il k,a,|_|. ,„.„., account of the v.amr it 1,1001, li-raser lliver midUarib io Oold ,.„niiiined, hml been drifted u great ileal further do,vn ihn ourronr. limn ii MKBCSANT, IS f-...l IjLi.Ll, GitTHS^CrELXi-B KOUX'H, 73 C. Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods, Soots and Shoes, Hats, Olothinfaf. L. "J .1 I. 'J ti vj/ U t,J Vi'jV (ud & tl u U.4.1 Dressed and Rough Lumber, Shingles. Flour and "SilS Feed. Isino'-'itl nt the oiitfot, Uitrihoti will iurtoualv niln-r at no ilifcluiit tlalo. | S^OfiUiiiK I..1' inoii-aptilttitio ton Jen- 'oi-*!-. tli. I'ullnw.iii^ extrtutt Irom ilm Ktinteiifiy .V'.ii! is ii-li'i-*f»tiii--1 "Ot' bViils, Lul. Fianohi-iu Imiitorfi—anJ liiLM. uro ointiv nt \ ictorm this h>-d Bioti—nr** uuynr over uinilesl tn tlinir roqudj-w, antl this cut'iimny with tn<i had ovot' htion beforo on anv forinor oucitsion. In lowing the boat up tiio siily tn the river she sooiohnw Htruuh tiii.oth lillitig iiam'Q is m, excuptiuu lo j |ha rBpid vwnm ftUj scolt began lu tho rulf. litihi-jets nil tho privilujeu* ro.ili/H liml ue oould nm mm.^-o her. ami powers ot n railway oompany, jIo liu|a 0„ t0 tha rope unlil ho wus telegraph company, and uumln-rliMH < jril^ (ntn Uta river up to thn Unc.es TJk^^l Q'U^r"?M.7 A^B P^F^P-S C^ I oihor .b...g.a UiU uolAt w..n. to h»l.l M(Ill l!w„ WllS C()tlipe„ej Vo ,ot ^ BiavJCaftA B£WtfU&»AA »«*« L^Uae^M^Q ^^-_ by |uwtillll or(lllwwItf|ai.ymi ,.,., ,|mn(,dialt.ly nI| J,.. roleftSO(, J,IB MASLTACTOUlilts aSU TMPQUT.tRB OP SafMles, Harness, Bricllos, Trunks, Whips, iU'iilinjtI.tl Casslar On tho clonmor Diintihp, wltidi snild tiorilj mi iMninl-.iy fiUcniiiiui, wna n puftj ul mining nitu who tiro liotintt for Mun- Hon'a ci'tfek, fur In ihu luttnlor i-filiu Una .Ui*ill_lrl,l. Tlnlctimpitiiy a-iiiliii-^ lli-jm is Hi. Kiji'ly.Tlihtl illnlny ntJil AlllHIlj; Uomjmtiv, of Oitiiwn, winch lift** large mininy interests in illirorenl parts nl' Can- H'ln, nntl iik-tiiy oreiipltal tu duTolup .l.o'lr liilcrt'Bta. Cnlouel VVrijihl, (ino.of iliuill- rL'_iitr.s t>r Um coinnmiy, It; in charge of (he ptteutii Vi'Olltre, mul wln-n buuu gitvo lull imr't hml lira regarOing il. Lnstlummsr Uol. \Vtlghtl_fl Ashcroll ntiil want north, vmltlng lho "iliirf|tiig»" tfu.tlia (iiiiisii.ili! rm liu way, nntl after a I ileal t»f iiiv.bligiiiion, maila 15 Inou- CliiUGiirchiinii), uluu hcltig bunuli and six k claims oil, Mjinson uri'ult; Omineca dintrl«t. Mtiniinn Orcelt litta, like moat ntlioi'fl in llriii-.li Columbia, boon worked nvur with pick tind shovel b'ljt litis Btlll julsor^rld in it I'm the Improved bydntn- : uiaclntie. In otiflwui* to tlin.qucslion "IIow have llio ii.liiy. unit iQats nu il nut, und in what shupo H tlm gold fbnmlf" Uol. Wnijh.1 stlld i 'The gold In lliu bed of tbe oi-.k l-t vory .oura. nntl I hnvo got some IHlflgctil which nru worth IVoin tst! lo fill. Ml liu'lesls which havo butiu mndu were .'XCOjiitunully sntlsfflctory und to _*ive you u ji'iml blu't nt ilm ihlng, men liuvc beon llnodt'il out lharo wbou llioy woro nniklug npwiirds ol' i;:t<) per day In waaliing." Tho jinrly ilini Mi by lho Danube cnti- iled nf flvii, who will open ii|i tlie claims ittid nd Ihings hi ri'itdintisi fnr work. One Mr. Vulli'iiu will ink. clinrgo of tliu rip-rn-, tiniiH. anil Mr. A. P. Ontlti.i uf New Wosl- inlrt'iier, Ifi cngliiofsr, Of course, plenty of jrdliituy miners enn bu obtniitt.il u' Port Simpson. Tbe pnrty will ij" dirc.i lo Purl Slmpsun, and then lake lho tlndion Buy Companv'a atoamer np the Skuonti, frnui which pt-dcu Mausuit creek is «boul220 mil.a eiistwanl. Col. \Vtighl will leave here in about a wuek tor San Praucijco, where ho will see about the purchase ol an hydiaulic elevn- ior mid u pnrlahlt. taw-mill. Willi Iheao he will _o overland frntn Aslieroft via Qucsnelle, conveying llic inachliiery hy in-il.s. Tho hydraulic machinery will limn be put in place and active operations' begun—News* Ad verllser. li HIES Uj Spurs, nnd Harness Trimmings. REPAlilliia D0„£ WITH REftTMESS MD DESPATCH Alt orders by mail promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. ASHCROFT, : : : B. G. cliitns sili hi tod on th boat hhtit "nt into the swift current, of mini .mm) vein, lode or reef, not ixcwitl* I baiiring ovoiythitig wirti i\. McKay inic.tnn.' There-la another seelio" I a..i,|om|yfl thought ht>»'ootild inanaj;o oro useless which rat-O-tta fhlhnvs: 'On makingUUT hul n|j ltja |lffnrts w pplioatiun for leaaea, lhe compBiiy LnJ h|) W11(t ,.HpidlvcKrrie*l toward a lhHll IlUt 1)0 illllilt' i CON li [It'll ll) '■ any area, nod tin* i;uUl cam mU-airjiier tu whom any suoh uppliuittlou is inn do mat, wiih thu approval uf lliu Liou- teimnt Governor-iu-Uotmoil, Rraiit juinpBci fur a roo|(i i)llt fKlU»s a fn such application, notwithstanding \t9l ',„,„ disanpoam] into Uio water rniion a. few hundred yards below. Bol'uro (interin}r tho eauon tha boat OBiiied the shore und McKay, epeiitji timt lii;; only salvation was to leap, M © (f^#^©f^ff6iM _'_'_a _ _ ^^.^-^^.Vilp - — DKALKU IK ALU KIK*:s OJ* Furniture and Carpets, Oil Cloths. UINO-.EUMO, WIKCCW SHADEe, OOKIIICE POLES. Tictart Frontier and Repairing a Specialty, All orders given to our agent K ,C> Davison will recetvr our immediate attention. KAMLOOPS, - ■ '■ B. C. mtim I ' - 15,4*1 s TUICn.V PlRST'CLARfl flOUBK. © BBRRD m ROOMS BV THE DAY OH fflOKTH Q timt thu hinds .-u applied for may ex- ce«(i in urea lho niimbar of acres to which suoh leasts uio now hum.tj by law.' All those neolious wero struck out hy tho prlvaie bills commitluo, but Messrs Irving nod Koijers are innl-in^ un effort to hnvo I hum inserted n-raiii. and was seen no muro by thota who worn walclnofT from both sides t;f tlio river. H« nevei' rose tn the surface but v/as drngned down by that awful Rud'irmiiroiit whiuh i uslies alonjr at lhe bottom and draws orerything into it. Mr. McKay was a nmn something o('t*r sixty y.-ars of im*o and was On lho second reading ofthu biH,lrttl0 ()l't|u. early pioneers who entered Hon. Uol. lJaker remarked Iliac tlis 113^1^ Columbia in her.wild days. I.Ioum! might as well abolish the mining laws uf lho proV'uce it' those laws were insulted." Ii the above is correct, woll ml^ht the Minister ol Mines make thu re mark witli which Uu i.s credited, and wrM miitlit Uuuslnr and Oaribon wun- liti will bo greatly missed nud in hurrow will bu felt for him iwnotia; his itth'iiv friends. ['ituwtAiiuUT. English Capitalists, Tho pnrty of English capitalists in luK'sled in Llllniwt and lliHt lire utldei- der if their bright ropresontativea (?) LM„H\ ,1S inloudltin tolnvestsonu millions aro iu Victoria to servo their own nllin^libli money in t'tti'llmo nuri finnlo- personal interests ur those of thefr | n«<» oonshila of |he lollowinj-iniiiiuil per- ooustitueiitn. Durkurvillo, April 17th, IS... QuomeUe. Quesnello is bRgttuiint? to ask Itself whether it is lo remain an agricultural ootilro depeiidutit on the mines, nr hoooino tho first mining camp in Caribou. Within a few mouths the Hueoess nr failure ut thu nearly completed dredg'-i'-i will nn- sons; K. M. Homo Fayno, u litem her of the llrm ol'Sperhn- '. On . brokers; A. V„ Mliuhull ImiuH, ii member uf lhe llrm nl Montague, Hull ft Co.; \Y. Cf, Mlichell- limes, brolhur ol' lho jiroceedlnt', who is Im-galy bilertsted in llrilUh Uolumbia mmes,'and is u retired eiiptntn of tint J'irsl Knyill'UrAitimn Gtiiirds of Knyhiml; 11. Malcolm llnhbnrd, Mr. Payne's lulloHon lt. II'. Sparling- third son nf Mr. llm'iiu- Pttvne'a iieuior pnrliiur; LI. I). Robaotr, iiiijihKW offtiioih-irptiritier, nnd Mr. Kennel, Mr. Hnrue-l'iiyntt's iirlvaleseereliiryi Alaska. Jno Jtltinnu, the nisti who Incatcd Una loffrf, mid tor wii ten It w.w n.-mie,!, hns made a. b:^ slrllte uu one ofthu iribntari.i aruiruhureek. Tins letter from " Dutch Bill," an old JuneHU man, now at Clrolo Oilv, Rives a very fair Impn-a-itoii of a tulaer's I tlo in die Yukon counlry: "Tho mining prospects of ibi* country ure nol bul, and \[ we could only move it u lliousattd miles nearer liie otlUUlor il would undiiubledly be ;i good onu. Maa- lialon anil Uctitlwooil cricks hnvelunijed out splendidly, and Ihero are qtulfi a uum- bsr ul' iiiviii^ claims nn eauh. Prom one lo six ounces put* iluy lo tlia mun has beon tlio yield of these streams. Tbo wages last summer were $10 pur day. Lnst summer cold was discovered iu four oihur gulches, but very Utile Id known nboul tiie lnr.ition or whether it io deposit of yellow metal will nay to work, "I'lje drawbacks to tlio country nre many, tlie actual working sti-tsotl1 in no place extend:nu beyoud throo nmntlis, and io sumo unfiivorably sliualed soul.*, where the ieo piles Itself up into formidable yla- oiors, or where ibe .sun's rays fail to peiie- imie, tho ground eaunot ho worked until very laic in ibe summer. In suoh places sixty days is lho limit oflhe working season. Frozen gravel is encountered tit any time during tho summer mouths. "Tho mostpilto plai*uo is nr-coUail ihc p'V.m, and at times is uooudurnbls. Dnr- iuj-'ihe summer iho pest gives the population nor.sl. Tli. doeposl canon ami ilie lot';ieni mountain tup, tlm open ground or the thickest fnrc.it lieln-rj pqually iufeslod. Theonly relief, if It can ho called relief, is when ibe gentle zephrys waft so strongly that tiie bisects hie themselves t. less windy altitudes; but it Is nut un every day occurrence that lho blessed wind blows. They resemble the yellow luelul J* ^£j?£f "-^ ilsolf apparenlll'i .llioy aro absolutely tn- tloftrucitiblo. I was lo-ialed on n branch uf Denilwoiid crook, where, on account of lhe prevalence ol ton much lerrllury mixing wilh die jioitl, [ was only able to ram iiiiiml $7 per day tor two mouths. It -''ill Bcarcely cover expenses for ibe next year. "Now 1 emtio to the greatest drawback nf ibe counlry, tho high prices demanded lm-lhe necessaries of evory-tlay life, Of umiiso a iiii.ii does nol expect to live ns cheaply in liila country as in iiiofel olvil- ised counirie*, but lhe charges uti every* linns tiniunvily leads lo one conclusion ; the merchants are-strongly opposed u lhe gold leaving tho country through any ehtinnola oilier than tha strong boxen they own themselves," Flour per LOO pounds ?3-(K> Hhomi pur y, . ¥/. FOSTER AHHCnOFT. CLIKTON. DIllECt IMPOTITEH OP jeEML jlglML Icadquarters for Miners and Handlers Supplies, 1'1-vur, Rice, Sugar, Hock end Salt, Co;d Oil ■ Ulachs-mlths r..,d itiftise Coal, and all heavy noiids purchase' in carload lols and prices ilfilit. Kitting and l-aclt Saddles, Hunters Outflls, Kilic*, Shot (Suits, .Vjiimuniiion etc. Sole Agent for Clou* Powder Company of Victoria, full slock on hard at ■ new magazine, Fuse, Caps, etc., ete, Geo. (dags 6' tioi.'s celebrated Dominion Win lied Springs, Mat trasses, Pillows, &*(, ROUGH & DltESSEh LUMBEP, SHINGLES, LATHS, PICKL UlLIJNIiJKY AND DHKSSMAKING department under compel maii.HgetntMit in eonueution with store at Ashoroft. GOODS RECEIVKO and forWiirded tr» ail parts of the upper oour.t at iL'duot'd tales, U. 1J. Ii. SIDING to warehouso and special facilities for handling goo Orders and enquiries by mail imvo J. t \y JTQSTER prompt attention". ' ' DOMINION HOTEL. IiACLESCH <S. HURRY, Propriotoro. CLINTON. - ... : The Dominion Hotel is woll Ineiiteil in the henrt or tile vIUskc Rud \i -. cosy ami must, elim-iTul homes (or tmvelei-* on tlie (Jariooo rond Ml-lfes in ami out eall ut lllll llOUBn, NEWLY FUUNI3HED : ; RATES UEA: HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY- QUE'SHELLE MOUTH, CARIBOO, Direct l*r?1PJ B.C iili IN IQUORS AND dlGMB, Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Bo; and. Shoes, Miners' Supplies. Bed R->ck Prices'. uoi.ds CuaYaiiteecJ Quality. QESSOIN _b COMPAWY. EAT M lleitoM pi-.* ptJUnd. ;;.) io 11 eontp 10 ccnli WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Attention ail alisftctbii; uaraniced to customers. Mam Shod, - ASIICROFT,B C. THE CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSGCIA Tt -—TORONTO— Sir IF. /*. Ihirlvni. J, IC, Mne,imnild, J). Mnctlnneihl, 1V.C. Md'Oointil I're.-iiJent. Al.imii/itt-l Hircrtor. iMptClor, H'iftnipitt. Af.ui'-i Capital and Assets oven SG,000,000 insurance at Risk S27,000,000. NO COSUITIONS,' NO RKSTHICTIOKS, l'OI.ICV CONTRACT A MODEL DKE. Thirty Days Crauo allowed on premiums. . J. H ■ CLEMENS. General jiijjant for EC-, Vancouver Agent, Ashoroft- tie nun. GIOAR KAMLOOPS, Ii. C. ::rZz:zzEEiNT]i:RioE, SPECIALTIES: MATURES BEAUTIES. ^=rpft,1DTJ| OF KAML00P8 //// orders given to our agent E. C. Davison wilt rscsivc our immedia' attention, CEO. A. BORTHWICK & CO., Prop* Di'lcil trull llftl* pound 3*j io o-'i cenlH —+ . -tr-\ nr TJ—x y^v ^*^v SiS=::.Ei^S CARIBOO ^uiilull [JUi-Ctili "55.Ul) Ui :.;t).."ill The. Dominion Elections. OtliHVii, April, 22.—In the sennlo Sir Jtnnltmizli! Unwell tniule nn otUcml »int«** nient tndtvy |ifnrnjjitli»ii would tnke pluce I'liere In mom ciiiiu-.il In welctinil! nil. Mid niBn'eliHi!: tumorrow mglil, llmt 'lisHolu- this puny umi eeverul oilii'M cnylio no* I Umi would I'olh.w tho next dny und lln-l Ittttw :e..snnnble. Newly rumUlied nniicx. Heudqtn.Hevs for mlninh* ftien mid Bwur"ilionuustion. Airpftdv the know c"",m"lWua '" (-',l,11,l," ^l«>'^l.«'»l wo-the nmiilmiilniis w«ultl ttilwj pl;iee on Ih , i ■ i 'wil mo; ones uro'it'il town, aisoutjsiiiti; tin com there tsl trnvoilcrs. open dny uud nlglit, OppAvHo (J. P. IUlepot. will Mill litivu inliies loll. No couutry In' lit nf .lone nnd thu jieneru! eloellnim n"¥ tlm world olU-rs -.'ri'iiiir llidut'eilleiils nt the 33rd ul June. The writs nre ininie re- in-03 imd consaml putilnir two-nntl llir |1K._fn*t |jmo t't,r eiipltu! than tluii. ■ uirutible tin Hie 13th »!'..Inly nntl llui now 'tiv'o' ti'-^llie , tinvli uuivclu'iliil lliii tfrHVili Cn'il'i'b'uu v'iir!ia.jv«iii will :ne-t ou the IC'li of July', EXCHANGE )TE: A. H. Walters, PrgprjEf?i'\_ Bcaril a;:;! Lodging at rEsson-j-!*! ra^f; .Mirer erf Rallroa-l rVvunm »nd Ti.,-,1 '&•&*, 4 i/ iigSHHWB ?' 't> t'iK. nliu:-' 1 : § III ,<-.r fl ¥*fB Issued every Saturday. ■ REYNOLDS, Editor tit.u Proprietor I'lpllori Price, ptn AitviTtifeiiienlb «iil dot till pulil. AilvurllMutj *:ci* .in . 1 tltl V iippreeiiile yout nulila antl lirnnd eil'oria tn hiltijj; in llio notice, hy uillturlitla nnd I nihenvlM', ot the penple, Ihe llsiiij; Hut In inirtuidM. Owing in ymir eflovi**. pcuple now reoottnlKc lhe I'nel Ilm'. horn gt:iilti--| will fihow liself, mid .ni blinii' Huili i uiee wn mil su^e^vd liml Oil h tirl n iiek-hllde or um! te islie t ol'- mil, h nue- lung I'll*. alei.l, but we t IW Ml , thill nller dl. the et [lorn wny are heal. The el'nre we -twin to dei II ale t llim gentu 3 Ihu olliiwins humble i -.ll)*! T ny. OEM 19. At rnvlHi hint liuri Micro I'tnii HeyoinJ tli n it -vim, i i, lliu "|H lu IllB luu puwur uf t the mil U stiuctu 1 nnni Ull E'll write « the -.'lit. i-i it.' folds ml it the tm And tie w tfu'il Have hty inlnil there jjh tlitU ini«lii i utu, "if we imd uituuitli tuumlt. y, mn Hit 111 n city liu IllOllJjllt eVUiu I'n.v ...nil iitiru Section 4 or tlie -.'wa'st lull pR-wed *>y thu LpyibUtutel'or tho Uglituini* Creek Gold Gruvoia ami Uniitingc lloiiiDHiiy, and Section C oftlin Antler Ureal- Mining Company's private lull co'itniti tlio following simihUiIc olnusu: Tho lease or lenses Irereliy nullior issed eIihII contain a covuunnt on the part of the Compnny thnt thn said Company ur its ugfliils wiil nut employ u Cliiu**se or J.ipuneHe person in, about, or on tlm properly demised, or any part thereof, or on tlie wmk in connection therewith, iMidoi* sufllciiMil penalty to-eiitbroo thu ubkurvii •*(•'•_ ut tho covenant. This is sensible nnd meets iho approval of tlie people. Coal Fields Of China. There are symptoms indicating thut the Chinese near Pekin are -awakening to tho advantage of employing foreign engineering knowledge and imicbinery, says n correspondent in tbe Pekiu and Tientsin Times. Considerable coal-fields extend over a vest area of tho mountains north and west of tbe capital, at n distance of about 100 li from it. They have hitherto liecn worked by tbe stereotyped, trra tional, mole fashion, so characteristic of Chinese;- When the ^ntlives discovered tbe coal senilis on the sides ofthe mountains, they oommenced digging into them, and in Borne places they have penetrated as far as 3,000 feet, in others only a Cow hundred feet, when ihry wero stopped by -.*. t-i i;it:„..i*., ii,_.u,.B ' >> ("'(i has been eceived from trio water, with which uilnculty they na\e 1'lir vi'iirs rolled on nml Ills tip rotit bruin iwelietl iitni rose, liko u wart en n tun.l Iili ifuiiltM Milillim- n-u.lie-J tlie verv Hturs ■v-.tll, ne drove nlnw fruitflilDii Um LUI-juvL mini in lho "Mall" on ihc Mount to the "Valley Ul flilWOft" ;'iiini*ilii> Hdiiu'I* im-oit. Willi Ids inolille fai'H. lilt, ici-nii.-i lo Mum, lm: "->]ki..ii'T" to mrl ru eiiliglit-ju? iljal part ol lhe mini m raes. IVlwn with iniirvolloua lact lie hml neleJ his puit He ivlireafiiiin the world, lit must neutls Imve ASiicRorr, ii. c\, mmulss, \m. Vrosimotiii'^ in Cnriboo, KWi Hi- outlook at this writinj; ihem will lie much ilouu during tin year of'1)0 in thu wny orpruapeutinglti both |jluuur grniitid anil (puu'lr. l'.u- litis nro leaving Ashuroft ovury week j,|,1KK|( ,m lulinirin** world nntl as a rule very wull prepai'ed fur n st'SKou's work in lho uiiexplorud pans of tlie tipper country. A fuvoi ite section seoiriB to be above Quesnelle along thu Fraser. the headwaters ol Kison; Terry and Canon creeks and itbtivfl iu the Omlnuou country, also tho Chileoten section. Some have nlreatly gone into tho rouniry of the littlo Horse-Ty, Canoe river und oihm -Moiiits above. It is yet regarded ns- euiiy for men with pack animals tojjn in, and wu inny expicl before June 1st to seethe number that have til ready gono in bn added to verv largely. A very favorable fait tun* ol ;.-, the season so far is tlmt not neatly bu many destitute men hnvo gone iii looking for work as heretofore. There has been a suilictent number of la borers gone Up to sn far more than meet tic deinlmd, but as liiifntv Stated not Suoh a rush as last yt*ar ami the year before. His fortunate that such is the case, as last yenr's- experience of the people living on the road Irani Ashcroft to Barker vi I tc wns not ti pleasant one. Many men without a dollar wandered along the road ami in homo cases scorned tu think ihn country owed thf in a living and did not care whether tli. y fuuud work or not, aud in some oases where work was obtained failed to pav the bills which they had incurred for board while waiting fur employment, as notably, at Quesnelle Forks. The country is n good one to pros poet and the valuable properties •which will be discovered every season fur maiiv years to comu will be numerous, but no nie.it, au has often been stated iu the columns of lifts Juuunai. should comu iu with out at loiisi money enough to pay their way for a few weeks. While lhe cost of living is not excessive it is uot a cheap section to live in. Cariboo will welcomi- all wefi disponed mon who come pro jmrcd to do ttretf* part toward opening up tbo stores of hidden wealth of this*, wonderfully rich -country. tie. cm lliporti niiin 1 is i ,1 ,'OH mil Ami , ,11, ,1 llll! In.r' llic „ c'liiilisrn hml. Ilivnu will i" _ 11T 111 ly lulu i In i'i. in Sunlli iMHlrj lulu lul Al'rii'ii -.|i.»il Mill ,i I'i,inn i loKiilnpnil PiwiUui llmwul iivii ilnlil. lull »n niily ll..i™i!'l l„. i:r;.,.:il llll III .' Vuimwrr nlll " ,1 Cl.llllll ii Mi: .-,„ .I,.i Hi, hlult ii In ju.. in Wuiw nml n.-lii 1. Why in 11 1 Ill Ilm |il'iivi iln- Advance sin wm. li Is now nx ihu hdlnr i-unniry wn> III* 1SS8. Antl It look Allien smile tiim- m reenver. Asj, nurt, she rectivcru'l wilh an eiiiiieslnesii tins yeiir lhal mml. the in* jeomeoroVt'iy (Inanci-d mun In Kiufliuul wlm Invi'Sied in AOtpiin semii'liles tun llniM Uf usual size. Ihillsli Colmuhiii will hnvfitlie Bimie cimrac, nml as II Is utli Al'rica, il need not four We ihall In tA-liUfiftllilli HjH CL„llfl'.ft[-_ lUiWfii Bureau of Minna, Vk'Uiriii, |l.t;„ sm April. 1593. On Imvlnp K-nniftl Hint iiituiv wlm denlru to i-lii-iiii Ui-'iilinv. i-PTliti-aii! il i fi-ci Hilli- I'h'iitlV prt'iKiivil lm- tin' .-^.iinniilioii il wn-t ui'tiptiteu tu l.olil here iliirinn lite taut we-.- of On.-, nioiiih. Hi.- linn. Ilm Mim.ti-r of Mum:* hna ileealt-tl lo (KiitpmiH (.nitl t-siimliiiillim unlil Un- itiilmiiii, when it. niuv lm liultl ut iwo or lltree pl.if.* In tin- y. Manvfurtitretl liu liir Clnnibnr Min'iiiiCo, nftl (liven of tlm lliii' |iohiLi!(l liy Uie nun An excelliilit tiuiili .st ol tin-ii ml il ol.ti tlm- I ami e: niii.ii.- THE CYANIDE .^PROCESS, ™| EMINENTLY ADAPTED TO" CARIBOO ORES. ';' ! Refractory Gold and Sill'sr Ores treated and reported on l>\ f/,e !l*_ ,M i* KiacArthur-Forrest, Direct Cyanidation. iiTmiV'vervn'i'arlv'Ha l,re'™,1»t'»°»''"dl tho Enro|iean mar- 'JS^^fto^ wiliJaM^a' CAHbnilV For particulars apply to In it-it to Um wi wns received wil lltnv he apjil, Bul tlio cloiula of tlt-f-iitlr, liai iiiroiu'i lheii|i U'U "Lltunderlui; el r rtntli rii-e, .iila.il not i lie rail 'ltimu lot of lieu." But ditrhneas inittt Hue, na.-l glad nieuilni; When tliu star, nf 'liorti genius" U ri-sln^ Thoneli otllloi-s troiva mid gtvu "ilynnadte liluiV1 llu will evtir sliinu on, Ihougli tie whole volley groan. tint ilm Bky Ifflim ilnrnli nn the vide, on.'b |j|lv dotli turn lr.lo«tuil. W'iit-i the Monday mull comen jicoplu momi willi deiiciii. Thai n ninn wufl "lhe belle" of a hull. i) Muses nine, O Orphean great, Po thee we now Impioru tliiit tlmn woaltts't ink.-tliu ^lumt of Burns To ttilac own cukbtiiil alure Tor hi* "Ode todnritic" wan so mlnlUy a thing That ii readied tlie rMoumllnit tltoro 01 Ilia frnzen north, eiitlnoati Ilm wind, ten il.^ruea we 1101V dupioro. Therefore in love, O mlRhty Thor \\ ill thoil nn. siiiittr iilm tunMhle? l-'nr his rhvnica uro like thuae, and, if you pluuia Tlitlr dug(jcrolatei'iiil!j- iiR-oniiiivheiiMlik-. 'Ihc First Quartz. In 1802 thn B, U. -jovernmcnl oITerpd a liiiuus of $5,01)0 toauyimu who would 01*— ciivar a goltl n.uai*l„ mi no and prove Umi it wnutd pay at a iloplli or 23 feel. 8. ,T. Wtt.kernowa rcsitlt-itl nf New Denver, while on his way f'tiiu Cariboo lo Yule In il-.e lull of '01 round a quartz claim on UaHI Mountain, between lho forks nf Kelt lily and A tiller neelta, nssnvs "I wliluli went :J27 in gild. Thinking lei nh lain the bin,iih he lelnnind willi some men to where he Imd linmd the led go In July 'Ci. Uranklns llirough eight leet nfsnow lliey reached lho Kroiind tin tlm Sib nf July and cumiuenced work. Alter iiavinc $i(ia day waiftis and sinking a shaft lii I'eil ihe |iuj-streiik d lull'pen red, and Mr. Wnlkerwiifioui $3,300. As it was tlio lirst idleniiit in the prnvlucti lo tloveloji n i|tiuri'„ inbip Onveriior Dmiplua was in Hivi.i* nl |im iti|j Hie $5,000, bin tlie govern- iiienl voted ll down, and Walker received unlliincexc.epl lhe antisfucllnn ol' lining die lirst ninn lo fipen n uold quarlz lead In British Uol u tub la,— Ledge. Works saving gold in the black Bands Is bciiiit eriieten tit New Wesimiustei*. Ii is cbdniod timl it will biivu every particle til gold in blue!* sands nnd will also save rusty gold. Tho owner of the putcnl sold lho rights for England for -$100,000. Asjayera are loo giuiorally tbo bull nf (iractlcal jtikora In new mining camps. Many of tho old timers will rotiieinhar how the buys up in Ulali years ago gnl hold of a piece of a Mnrmiiii'fl -grindstone and worked it off on the camp nssHyer. The assayer made it go §300 to the ton in silver, und lie wus run Out of the cninp. This is said to hu a true atuiy. In the early days thu Mormons made their grind stones nut of what afterward! was known ilm world over as Silver Cliff. That cliff was a sand carbonate nnd It was eventually discovered to hs a wonderful dopoMtnf silver ore. Rut Ihul was too late to help ihe poor wsnay.r who assayed the grind- slonc—Weilern Wurld. Struck It Hich. been entirely unable lo cope, and ibe mines have consequently, in many cases, been abandoned. Wearcplad, however, to bear tlmt somo Hah Obi- jleae, ntirietl by tbe railway movement, hfcVfe entered into contracts with it foreign engineer to develop the minims possibilities uf tbe north- (<rii iliatriela. China's coal-fields ar"6'ej.ceodftd by none but thosa in AiimFica.-and in u more distant time lliey will have equal effect oivthe commeriVo uri'l hlanufaoturea of llio world. Thc'eost :■!' eea freights has bfteti low enonjj-h U\ allow tho coal to he earried to dia- ihnt countries and sold more cheaply than cfjul from nparer sources; but Ift^.constructbn ofrail,vays, ibe im- Gray iiaglo mine, Three Korks, that a splendid' strike has been miitlooti the extension of tins claim, und on tlio same l.ilgu ns the mine. The Strike waa made in the shaft and is ■■ two foot liidge, which assays 1,400 ozs. in silver. Last full some ofthe worltnfftn on lho G'-ay Eagle locator! uu extension of its lodge. The work now being done is the lirst development on tho clnim and tho strike is nn tho same ledge ami only a few feat from iln* siirta.ee. Tlieso .lubes _re near Three P'orlts. A two-foot led no is about tliu average in width iu ihit section of tho country and not only gives a splendid prospect to the finders, but also materially incrensea the value oftho Gray Engte. Neither tbo name nf the properly nbr the owners can bo learned, but the Inlter are thouglitto belong to Spokane. .riiiiuientul to ihu province were he slill i„ ,,.,!,.( ,i;.sM-Mi.,; ni' Hn- pr.d'essoriiil lirtit in Montreal As well establish ,n experlinmiiiil Farm upnn the dnniiiof ■In- 11,ill luiiiiM ul Nelson as ni-poim nn ■in.'i.'il ni'iiiiraltiulsl whoso iluiiesdu iml iftVu liim beyond Ihu precbielsof lhe cea&t ■ilii'a. British Capitalists- The parly nf British enpitallsls en liiivnti gtnd nnnni und when we with to Increase our stuck Ihere will he no dlllleully in doiim so. When wo put the lilinph tu gond mining order we slinll jl'iinn n jntiit p'oek company, lake stock to ilm iiiiinuiil of our investment and sell lhe resi nf lhe si area. In this way wo shall luloresl a great tunny pat pic iu iht. nimes." Our Up Country Climate. ,1 MlnumlogUt. TUGS. THE CASSEL COLD EXTIiACTI.YC COMPAA'y, Ltd. Assaying conducted in all its branches and null tests mads. IV. I'EliLEW.IiSEYliy. F. C. S„ gnperintcnilent. VAU'COIlVHl, B. ('. KsilnilM," Wlillni. W. II. I'lji-KKIT. A.lici'oft, I). C. Murtliaril, lyiu, 4S-51 EUU. n„. niiilfwlmii'il. Willi refrro nrln irlimiilt in Ilie wlcliilly 11 likely ur I"''AI'M'iiili'iiv II. H. l'uliinr ,n.vs: "Tliu Hvu iitiliu i si llilii weult wclu 11 luw nlllluileul litisi.lslriuti»rrunlluJltlyquoted ivt'ulis will liu 8|ii,|il in ixnniluiiiL' ilm itnrumli'iliig It iiliamliible in uirik'uliiii'o, i-luinrlu ruilwHy sysli-ms hi wliluli ll'cy lire l"il""' liiiililv iuli6l'Hclory lutuliH ob- lill'ilelv lutt'l'uNtul. As .""ii us Ilie I'lliula miiiinl lit Willi. \ts mnl UttHror l.nlie. two allow llic whole I'linv. Willi Ilii milillllinil"!'Hie mml llllvnn ed I'm ill. i'illi«'''|l'"'y.!;l"\,i-';!l;!!™*"v'^',V''l|.!r'li""','i'!vl7,,vn'l'!lil- i,l' iwo very eminent i'iiiliieuu_liiwr.,ioto|*lii»» " "" eltvnl.on „l '.',100 nnd 2,200 | ...u.'.l in! iniitii"! a_r.-.-n,.-.ii. Tlir lm fi.-io V,'isl,i,i..i,,., nml mi, i Hi it 'nun l iiii,. ! hei, vntlrtlm ,.l „•• vecelalili'8 ore «»l '"' >-"i.ll>.">-.l I'.vi' II. mi »!' II,.in \,,iMiln.,'i,,.l noil mioiini .linn .ill'. , k '«.Mioi,.,,lnl,,l,ilill">«n,ll„»l =. 11 =.■■. I'm,,nv, will ., inlo Ilie llllcl'lor ill llrlll.ll ] .Ve.rly lelsuil in .'enl |ielle,:ll,,ll .ml ,, hull bu puUl. II. NIMISK, Cllllllliiii nml lllnku ,1 vuly llonoltsli 111 cllillllilm,-,'. imliiil- lliu lellilily ol'lliu |.|:l-:l li. \ AMI-; sliucllim ul' ell lliu mine,, They will lie]mill, nml llio cnuntr llnilcr dlnnulou, n»lril«lA.li»ronillli(l«jolA|irli,lii" "ii|i ciilinliy" llimtor Ilie miniiiiiT. Tliu Ini'Re IriieU or lioiii'til >il l.iul, where tlio | ayiullenlu runrimuiiti'il liy Mi', llinne Bo.l I vuU timl „l lliu l.nns ebovo men- Pnvnu uunli'ols lu lues "in lliili.li l.'nl tl'Uieil, nml where I I ilie nr.iu.nl iu lliii'liin, nn,l il In lliu Itiluiillon ,-l Hi- imi'iy ' Ulel'iilly i'n l"i llio u ill," lo llionnislily |m..| llienwlvm mi lliu Ol llio |iorl jru_ IkIw«» Alexiwdrli eniiiiiry Imliiru niittrnliK. Mr, ll.nn, '>'"l T'iiiiiii|isnn ii-.,. Cii|il«ui I'timm 1'iiyne IhliiUs Hint llrlllvli Cnliiiiililn 1ms ii wrlle*: "Ilii,!,;,' ereelt llriw, Inlo . Inrgo j,l„iu,ri\ Lmnls nml' \v liriulil inline. Ilolni,,, uiruiil n, In I'nel. »lr.»ni vtliloli lnuiilll In liu uiuniiiry ul', j™;"^' l"'"'~ ""' Unit liu nud lis uiioiiiiniiiiiiii will Inveitl 11 in*? Nolle. Oil J, M. BUXTON, & Company. Iwl tfv%? "^ iv s tza ss pa3 h rt n, S a m _\_t.iis:iEi afca ti yyiao- ntie! i.i:ns jy _BltlB.G*G* Ob SfflSaaQS-BS 'Oa.iSlS Oif ItEPOKTS MADE O.V ALLUVIAL DEPOSITS. VANCOUVER, B.C. Cable Addrcsi .- tiu.xton, Vancouver, Canada. " —, l). McGILLlVRAI Inlil liiml I HII|M Iwo mul n hull niilln Inca llilayeiir. ilo! iln- -old mlnlmr,' " I,ns heun >i,i ',„; liar In lirlllali Cnliiiiililn aid Mr. Ilorno 1'iiylle, , Hie past, lint il is ,■<»„ mino rnpiil niiw, \V( Ilolni llitil'llliillletor sill'1, ill III. I Ml Ul I IIII |l)lh Anell«t,ainl lillll In linlicallui! iilliliulea ll.llnl leu, l'es|iei:lleei l-iilbliiini Ilie Irvul , ll ll lelll|lCnlU!ri [iropurllea, bill tlila your will unuinifiiuo i„ lirudnee mi,I will vnK every mine, 1 expect tlie oul|Hit will bit larto, ua 1 have 17] every eiinlldoneo in lliu ml, s ,,( lhe * couutry, Tliele ia m nnlell eold ill Ul'll- j re.' isli C'lluilibia as Iheru is iu A I'i i.-.-. ,,r j — Ansl.nl'.... Time t.or wiukllijtIho minus| i» niiieli siniiller iu llrlll.ll I'm .1 Aneii'l, of alinill 11,1111 nml r,,ir a mean ..rU.U3U 1' Utu,en: iieverlhe- ,1 mi iii llio elmilo 1 :. Uu ilm lllal, in i;:,=. mid on Ilie lsl ii wns la = of I'uli- ■ la lirnsliy »l.'"li lle.l ll.lrlv.laj.allel' (Jf-pCI AMR IRflRl MV^Rfillll"11 111N. "4W3 PIP* ';;',';!,»! Estimates furnished cf cost of powo I'i!,™™ plants, and putting water on fining wiS'n",! Claims. Monitors, Gates, Valves, ■n.'.'i ..<M.iAMs. I Peiton Wheels, etc., furnished at shortest, notice and lowest rates. pn Uipl: t, eluilua in Un' itlon. tlielli'U w, nil of c inn The Mining Journal does first class Job! Work. el fine H'iii--.'-*, .Veil' ir-Mf-it'-iilcr, n. Q ^[t'.ii'iii.--.-: :■'-- = &. ©0 PRSOR & Co Lid mw ^rS: m\ oenaeimer eros Vancouver, DliALlilia IN— IlSITl'.OOpG. WHOLESALE GROCERS. Vancouver, : : : B. C. HYDRAULIC MINING w W.H.STEPHENSON, The Watch Specialist, KAMLOOPS. CO. Agricultural Implements of all kinds I irai'ht a'.udi In Hit' I'.roviiii'c uiul best assortment. American Buin wagons, also Canadian Bain IEYMAUI1C GSAVEL ELEVAT02, SYSTEM. suitiiblo I'or fnilKlitiiis and fiii'iu niivposcs. A special! v Buggies, Carls, Spring Wagons j p.,,,;„i„„u„„s a„,i K,-.-n, „/ .i,„-:f.,Vi.s _«t„ Deposits Made, „s t„ iu llll lit Prices 10 Sllit IllO times. UeasiUlity oftiteirhlng ru rittd ly lite Orders filled r>rn:ii3tl7. hydraulic oiufel elevator sistem. .1. . . ™—— _—.':... . ■■", . ■_■"_.—sr •—■ : rm ! Plans. S/-ea',icar„i!s a,-.,! Estimates of cost of Hydraulic Mining Plant. j tn!milled, and their construction and crcc/ioti on the ground superintended ,i,:d | Circulars Explanatory oj the Hydraulic braid Elevator System furnshed upon !&H Shnwtno the llntcr. n,„l Viae, e/('„,,ts'i, el Amice. .Vis. I'l'l™, ''»■'■ 1 ■,,,,,,*,,',', „,< UCMmlOltol Iklic,,,, I,.,- Sl'IUKO Atrst'/.IW. Nannlnin TtlOBlluy .. .Sill Mav Ni™\V,'siiiiinsur..Tiii,siliiv. ...l!lll Mil Vnnciiiieer 'Ines.lny ...lfllll Ma Cllnlon Jloiiiliiy ..Unlil JI IIV Vlelnrln Tnetilay. ...amii Mil K,iiiiloi,|'.:i Mmiilnv. ..ISt.lllllU Vermin Munilny. . .mil jiiuu •Nelson MDIIllny. ..l.lih,Inn •Ml'ilinlil Hoiulny. . .22iiil.lnii •dpeelitl Assi/.. 4II-1 raaesmen Attention. 9|u-cIh1 i-iiliicometils will be given ny Hie unil(ii'slfftied lo Blacksmiths, Harness Makers, Painters, Carpenters and Wheelwrights, Who niuv wUlt to oHiulilisli iln'msclvca iu ImslnesB al oiii- of lho »niiul oufllrnl points 111 lliu Cnrlboo Dislrtfit, v\z; The Well known bIhihI ol' tlm 150-RSile Spouse {'.,rres],„i,,l,'iiee snlieileil, nml iiili.rinn llim elicerl'nlly Inrnlslnil. Veith & Borland. 150 MILE HOUSE I'he distributing point for all tlie hydraulic mines at Horse Fly, North nnd South Forks and main Quesnelle Paver, also the stock ranges of Chileoten and Beaver Lake Valley. At this Point will bo found a good assortment of GENERAL MERCH ANb ISE & MINERS SUPFL i ES Also one of llic lest Hotels on tl.e route. Information cheerfully given, VEITH & BORLAND.1 Proprietors and Slock Raisers. \i II f'AYlPRFll PrMilral nml Experience* Hydraulic Miner. 1\. II, IjrUllDLI.L, dsifM.MSi., M. BiiUiig, SuaFiuntmo, I'al. British Oolumbia Branoh ra^s7f*j*v-J pmvr;vt>x) ffr''TiA^»7 H&MLivK rUWU&n liUairAiaa, ul Moutniil. Ineortioratcil ISOI. High Explosives, Blasting, Mining and Sporting Powder. Do^iors in Electric Blunting Apparatus.Safety Fuso OntonotOro. Eto) liml vfiiei: Montrral, Isranch opjlcc: li'.-lr-rl.t. /'.('. M'arktt fiana'fmo, Am m feLJa xj &U W tra A m 5 CARIBOO. BRITISH C0LUM BIA EXPRESS Company, Ltd. *"""}'. l.'r/Uit'.iit'f'>'-"in'-'i'"ie'H"<e /iiiin/s tstaar, trace Auhen.ft on MuutUiyn, II'.i(ih.si(o*.nhih' friti t<-in, r. tm ni nt) jolitivi,) i'h//. i:,r Ilitrlirrrillr nml nil interimfiliate points and connections north of Clinton cpci \i Monday e potvls .shine IcilVC Anlien.j LILLOOET ',',,'r iiolnls /('"i'i' Aeherafl mi jHoinloj/a n„,l H'erfnea- ,,'/ „i .'■;„,:. ,„.. ■„>iii,iil,,;<i..i!i t„ l.ltl t <■,',< .l/iii-f,!,Co,,. "Pan ocitt'em els/tcrofi andClinton, ftf. Return limited tickets, good S days .f,S Extra stages, or special rigs (Intggiis or light stages) furnished al short notice. led Sialics and Corral al Ashcroft, with water on the premises, and test attention given. Hates ntodeiatc. S. TISGLSY, Manager and Superintendent. J.J. MACKA Y, I had Ojiec, Aslicrofl, IS. C, General Agent. The gateway to Cariboo and the northern interior and tho mest natural center in the Province.. Steadily growing. Without a single exception each year in its history thos shown mere growth than the pre- ceeding one. On the the eve of greater growth NOW IS THE TIME For anyone requiring a lot to invest in inside lots. These lots will advance. Every Sot bought at present prices will double almost immediately. TRICES MUSr ADVANCE. Prices now from R. P.RJTKET & CO., Ltd. tpww iv W wharf street. . . ' . ■ ricToiuA, H. c. gu|jjec{; t0 ear|y advance. Plancanb MLESALE 1EECMHTS, SHIPPING seen and prices given by applying to AN li INUSHANCE. Agmis fori I J. J. MACKAY, or to BAND BROS, Wells l'lU-gfl, Ci.liiiiillln FiOUl-lilg Kils (fc. of l',llilcrl».v. Piii mc Const Moiiinslilp co's line of stt'iiincrs betwciuTlrtorm nntl ASHCBOPT, 1!. C, Proprietors, suu Kuiictco. ) Yacouvivr, B. G. - Bl I KOTSOE. f*$k, l''ft JER 0 ' I'm Ilii- rnv'ti'n IV i- finvi-.. Vie! All. ml Ihllitl TFIi'li'Liir..,.. All, mi (';„i In hi r.iiiii.ici J„i„ r.iiui'iii. fllll i,|,l Vtiin Yum .' IICITlinmiill IM II 1 Iih I'lltil, .U.«„t n],. ftlKl Kn \v est:;, ll'l'iiy A 1' UltlHIllll.S tlciHiy K E-liblulilM. MIMMO IIRCIlltDKItS. . II" ..Nu .„„ Nm .Iff pivir. & aiiNiNci knCinebrs, \_j llranl 1,11,1 Provincial Lnnd I'miouih., II. 0., mill Ulllin Eiinl K'H'iHiiiy S IMgravo H"'i 'l'l r i; :,„„,., ci',1,1,'11 i; rii,iiiin....wiiiiinii,i'i' ll];.lwinils..Ii,.irlHli'i'U' West K'h'ii'.l'iiiiv .1 DGriiliiiiti.lliivi-liiliiki' W.I i„i,|!,,| Milium A S|,|„;,l...Niv.- D.-liviT .1 Cllvkoll UjklTH .1 lilr'kuii Hmwlnnil ■1 "I'l.yl,.- .i.'l'riilil Uki Cariboo llistricl '.V Sli'iiliiinsini CJlU'siii'lIc Yule " Wlli'ilil Villi' l.lllTlId Vl'l'l I'A II l,,,inl,:y..llnii„„. •'■ II lIiu'ilwUiii'iilii.' liimli fllll M'Ulll'il (llll'ill &■ Nlilllllllll Lillwii-uli.li let (A I'iiiiir l.illiniiil lllslll'lllllll! Co., lii EtlllllHII-j*. a-«vv;:iis. Thi' I'lini'iilx IllSUl'lllll'O Oil., ol' VV.T. SLAVIN, llnttlm, tStallottciT/ ami Funcu flood.. C'llflloillS liml:,,: I: ti. li..j-.;. lCumloopi,,Il.C. tIAKliliX, 11BI1M0N & BURWELL. Thi) HHiitli IM mul Sl'alioiiory t'n, I HIITIill. iiMiiii.u,!: Kftii DK.iLiinj wu miniEU i'\Nf:''.'vi:r,. au. II c-11 ell,i \V V l|ii«n>u, INFORMATION III. C'nriliii |'„.l ufllcr, nl A climiiwl iliilly willi ii •nit-ml. 'I'lil'm nml '. V, |. in. M lir ill,,' Unlil' I'll,.,, ,,i; :m i, ni. uitiiiliiii't rnn.-Miill« iiinll I'ltrl", l„,ll Wi'.'ll ,1,1' i,l ti'iri.iii. iml !,.,'« TiiimiIu dim' i' iii,iii ASIICIIOI'T riil'Uiill IIIIUXTUIIY in.Ali'in Jlll'llllll'Ulll Wilt nt II I'lllll I'll 11'I 111 ,1 !,l '.'I' II,. Iliii'lfuril flu' fiiilltiiiul "ssiirniico Co., ol linlniul. Till! (|lli'l)l'0 I'll'O ASKIII'lllll'll Co. in Sun 1,11(1 Ass ii I'll net) Co. Ilititnilii .'ici'iili'iu ilssiirnni'i: Co. rilli Williams l!:iinil'i('liii'liiu-Ci).. or rial nliu'i;. X. v.. mul Hun ' rt-iii. ijiin., iiiiiniiriKiitii'i'i's ur lilgli Kruno Hawing JliicliliH'P, 11 J. SlulVKl", i'i- lili'nl niii'ii! for K'JIICtiilll.s nml tiiilijinK ll.S'l'il't-. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & U'.AU. COH'liK P. C. DUNLEVY. HOTEL and CEP.ERALSTOE.E p-p 20'WViq iOTJJi ':'■£,; Hay and Grain SODA CREEK, P.. C. CANADIAN ^ PACIFIC R/VII.WAV. CliEilP.pi'K.COMFDIlTABlE. Pullman and Tourist Sleeping Oars on all trains. Low linlcs In all I'olnla .list, tinier nil linn or ii.'ike nml Hull. Your choice of ' FOUR ROUTES i i.i ('. /'. /,'. a/trail; C. /'. /■'. late and rail: Soa fine Sii.lt S/e Marie or Minneapolis or ST. PAUL RY'.,. „ , :v/'/w , „. , I o all points in Canada aud Catted tin-Iin-ii linn i.i nml n-om CIiIpubo, Mil- States, V VdII'iiuI [ii,|,i*i nitli-H nl ilmtimitlilv fftiiljipfii rnml Atlantic and Pacific Ocean steamship jirlHcIpnl Im.liiuns cuiiiurs in fh;\r!s llt /fi7i,est rates, I'or tickets In Mining Ittijrtsts. The formation ofn mining n^nr!;* -ti.m co»i|iiu-il i'i' ll'i'Se wltu have ii llinroiiiili umi pr«ali<!al knuwIuU-re Ol' ■_ ie mi (if tiiimiiir i^ .ii -■ vent which HiipirK woll fnr die future nf liriiit.li OuiuiiiliU. Tlm easieru Prnviiiut--- Imve for some vcirs ha<l k'nulrcd or ganizjitimis ami hum found them "f tlmpreatuat possible serviwS in urn iiiiiiiiip- the \ynli buin..; of tlu* miniiijj -'•iimmiuiiy, Peopli- in ilistant Inanl- •jties rendiiiff nf ilm progrfios <'i" the iniiiinpiiidiistrv in tins tv.-un'ry will !>•* iiinro upt in bfltieve in stattHiiunt- which nro anthiirixi'd by siiulnm or* giHiixaiioii us tht* A->su_iit!oti of Min - i,iy* liiigitieera that ti» n'w credence tn iIih iiiimirH wliirli isii-ii'iie from time to little frum Hi**«e who are nni liut-d tn judge lh« pnii-pecis uf min* injf. Moreover, lite iii'tftchutino of vie wu Diilwi'cti tli.i miMtibi'i-s wilt li'il'l tD improved iiiutlinds of working om •drposits and tlmsa who mftsqueradti us mintiig «xperts, wUtfoiit lutviiig any real knowledge uf tho art, will bo aubjeoled I j j^ki1' » ^barp fire nt ■britioihtri th-it their rwd iirnoranco will he exposed. Arrftneemeiits will be made to arrange fur meetings in fioiijuiiotkm with (iiln-r tt-_linii'al au ■cii'tins from time to tune and twn meetings will bo held --ouriy fnr tli*- purpose ofdi»eu*singmiiiiog mattera. One of tlii'Bo will \vj held near tho eoHU and tlie other in the Interior each year, but the place of meeting will bo lixcil to unit the ooUvenleiice ofthe iiuinliers. Tiie next meeting Will bo hold at NfIs-in in about six weeks, Koine very interesting pupern will be disoiwsed at it. The olKctira elected nttlia lirst meeting are: President R. C. Uampbell-Johnaon, M. E of Viitioouver and LlossUnd; vioa- preaidant, S. Robins oC Nanaimnj cominiitee, Howard West, M, l'l, A. R. S. M., Sandon; A. II. Holdioh, Halls Ltd., Nelson; J. Nowlands, Kootenay; A.J. Uolquhonn, Vancouver; H. E. D. Merry, Rossland; and II. R. Bellamy, Vancouver; Secre tary-Treasurer, (J. F. Monctnn, M. K., Vancouver. Two moro members of the committee will be elected nt the Nelson fifeotlngi It is always difiiotilt loget a siicietyof this kind tiinUr wny at firfit, but the number of those who have given their adhesion to tl e scheme already has ex- ■OBeded the most sanguine expectations of its promoters, and there is no doubt that the sncioty will lien, great power. There nre three hnnur- ary members, Dr. G. M. Dawson, Hon. Col. Baker ntiil, H-T. A. Boll, Secretary GanHtliati Mining Institute. The society comprise' numbers who must bo profess! tin ul hi'nbig men, na- sociate members, which class will comprise nil thnso Interested in min lng,stuuontfl and honorary mombors. Those who Imve nut yel joined nnd wish to do eo Bhiiuld cum muni cute tfltll tb'i rf.tift'W^ - il.iM,-l„.s.,]l|..'i.ieipi,llmHii, Northern iiiinoia; Wlsaonoln, lown- Minnesotn, Soutn Unkoto, North Dakotn, nnd Northern Miehljjon. THE O^LY LIKE Hiiiiiiiiij.- Kl,-r'rii' Llixlitml ,,ii,l Sii'um No. c.n lltmeil Vcslll.ulul 'I'n Time iiil'lfs. ui«',,.. timl itifiiriimtliin „•- .'iiiilin;.- initiei. riili-a um] oilier ili-tull. Mniliii! in llio mail .vil InrnMit-d nn „|i|ill,'„liiin I,, ,„,)■ ramii'in ll.-kw 'ini'iii. ,ii' Iiv nil,li'i'h«iiii; C, .J. Kuov, Qtiimrul Aadnl, hullimil, Um. NOTICE. Slttlilini nft 1,,' fuiinlv i.'unrl Of CflllllOO W'i',1 I.,'ll.,|llfliiisl„i:i,|,>: Isil'Mik llim.u, W-'ilnciluv, 17:'i Juno, 18'JU. >■"!, i i,',u. F.rlilny, lllll '.,rLi'vt.i,\ K,'lti, ' rates and all information re qtlired apply at nearest tielet office. , Aslicrolt 3-13 dally. T. A. OLIVISR, Agent, Aalwrort. Gii'.i. Mrl.. Uiinivs-, Dibtiini l'liHi.-ncur Hfrent, Vanonuver, 11. C. ~_h*_E__2BL<«-, ■ f-? (rti t."* 1 f\ "■ SZJ? ,\ .IttlflE "f tli'a Coillltv roill't n' Curt will lii-lmlrt nt Un- liuurt Mut'ise Clletiiii Tliur-.lavtheairil-lii---.il Ajirll iii-xtnttlie li inv nt l'l JA.MK. M.-Ki:-' ■i llu-'m l!n- iu.iir ul' Uin lu I n-nliivuf .'in uruiiu-ii. Hv i (JlHirt 0|ifll! r. mu oo u, hv i IJiirla-rilUo B.C., Mm lob li?iralll_tl* D&bnlltU BO. K: liMLOOPS, 13. c. \Lif%^'£>^\ b^y^s^liti In ftrst-clatitcnndition, ready fnr rule eilkrrhlhc trade or fmnttit-n. Thin lin-r In icarr l^be ,.1-ti-Im-eii (rom l.'r: 'r/ioir.:-.! inailf nini ii-n-" I'li'il. '::••' .-itiii itniu tn tjiti.- naitu paction, ii i t--fii».-.•■ havlfiff bttn Kpnteii an regit*- -.- ii'mii..,'-.- .illm-tiers from fit it ■in,! e.-ttnli-jf trill i-a-eir-: „«1-/v« >-i.-' nni heitntUn- ti'nia.i:! he )■•■„■.:'/:! hi i.ee.-.ii, ,1. Ie..- . ■>■' oh ,/ji-J jilii-tilii.it. I our iiiUromtoc m.licitcd, -OF- kirCiJ-is Tlio richest of these marvolloiis auriferous alluvial deposils are in thc Cariboo district, a region which, with the neighboring mines of Ouiio.ua hi nl CiiSaiar, has yielded over $00,000,000 iu yellow metal aineo their discovery. Cariboo is yet a virgin field for the miner, that fabulous output being the result, .if explorations and operations necessarily confined to tie anrfaoo, the enormous cost and til most insuperable difficulties nf tranRport:ng heavy machinery iiflcessltatiiiR the omploymont of the must primitive appHanbes in mining. Tlieso obstacles to tho lul ileveli'pnimil of tlm nmi'velliiitsly rich (jold fiolds of Caribco havo been Inrgely overcomo by the construction of tho Canadian i'acific railway, and the Improvement of tho great high way Irom that railway to nortlmrn iiritish ColuinbiBtj with the result th.it the work of development has boon vigorously ftjid extensively prosecuted. During tho past two years (Several costly hydraulic plants have been introduced by different wealthy mining companies which nro now operating wall-known claims with most gratifying results, and there is every prospect of a second golden harvest which in its immensity and value will completely overshadoA that which mado Cariboo famous thirty years ago. Several very promising quartz bearing locations are also being developed in the Lillooet district, and as machinery capable of treating? the refractory mo <m the most improved methods will soon bo importid, ihe excellent resulis already atluined aro attracting miners and mining man in largs fiuhtbors. The Cariboo region and northern interior of British Columbia can only be reached bj railway to Ashuroft, thenoa by stage. Traveling by day only' Quesnelle and other points are reached in three davs, BarUerville in four. Tiro roads aro excellent, and the stopping places convenient. Cariboo Wagon Road Directory. 3. WEHRFRITS, Proprietor. G •tOIELiX!) S3±!-A-Xj- Pain and death defeated by using Gold Seat Remedies. Gold Seal Ointment so cents per hot lie; Gold Scot Liniment so cents per I'ottte; Gold Seal Rheumatic and Debility Cure so cuts per package, to he had only of J. H. OLfiMBKTS, Tho Athcrol't Drug-gist. N.H.-A .misljiiiniiitil of I'o.ki't Catli-ry, itm-nis, Siicetticlc-t. ntt-. just t» hand. Ppi*** mii'il ni' n.i (mv. All tliu latest uuwapnperu, iiiu-^issliiua nml i onlcr. tillnl iirniiijitly. isti every day. Mall Farm asidOsirdesi Tools KIJ.ER'8 SUPPLIES. Agent for tlie celebrated Studebaker wa8*on, The Best Wagon in America. JAMES YAIR, Hardware and Stoves. Represented on thc 'road hy E.C Davison, KAMLOOPS, B.C. SMITH & BRYSON, ueneras ESiacKsm-scns Carriage builders. Horseshoeing a specialty. A supply of iron and ivagm mateiriol always on hand. Shop on Railway Avenue. - ' - ASHCROFT, />'. C. \] e invite you to inspect our stock of Spring Goods, lie are showing a nice selection of Princess Mav Suitings, Prints, Ginghams, Waists ami Blouses, Golf Jerseys, 'Trilby Velvet, 'etc., ele. en When wanting a new llatwecan (lease you, also in Shuts, Ties, Suits, xdftwear, Gloves, Saxs, Overalls, etc, etc, .V. 13,-- ll. carry a nice line cf Pools and Shoes. m-nitt'pi. _• mm, ?iio wi te. imim, i. c,* I'!! P I l_1 in i pi m i 1 in Distances Ashcroft :^TO=a***; //" .u.'/'.i. i-i,-t\- Mtlt 11 lll-N! - -.-.•.Mile flou.se ■ i-UM'ity ;.-■.,!,!■- Home <;i-.\ti: //.««*! • :.)-.Mii. Il-ii.-t- *:■'.}/>,•'- U'.iw if"-Mii ■ iTouho - tO-1-MlU //-iv.-.- :. . iff .'■-.•- Ill-Mil. Hi.ii.se :i:-Mil- ll'tuxe. • ;t;-Mile Ihti.ie ir:-Mile il.tiu-.i- ■ /.-.'. Mile. ll<m*c ' ■ If.-Mii'- Ih-tifiC ■ r.i-'i/,!,- limine . iV.-Ui'r Huwr I.--MII.I-: IHlVSK 7 it-tl,'it I inn 1,'ttnelt i- Pit sun '■■•Itoi It.-.t i'i s-'inilt-;/ Iln ,:';,■ r villi Placc8below,tioiulRbranrkfrom i;.ti.i,u'le Uoiih.1 Iml Ihc distune.* ore from 1 KllCIVft, io tmi r !..:!:.- I ! 1 I 1 I i I I I ill j! i 1 m m rJ-BisV •..V'-.-. ■"■ -\ X",'.1i t.Te, :',:L.:iI.'J Mu^iiJi JACOU Musnon. I'uvi.iii,, ri-mri f.T tniirii tvvi-i.iv nirlini li. i'llhl .llims l!>'K IK ll|.|ll|lir.i||> vi',11 1 Ai-liiirnft "inI uviilvn I'm rMllllliuililtinn nt ri'tiMiiiiililii Prnpni.tr.r. i li '" til Ulinluli. GOOD LIQIIOllS, WINKS and CIGARS STABLES - 11AV -■ A VI) — GRAIN. ^O l^LTUHl I3ZOTJBB y house '.arun: and KKirw i-rrrrn up. atiOOJSRfjes asd miners SUPPLIES. A ■ H'til.L HTOCKKU HAH- 1-7/IST CLASS NTAHLiSU PASTUUl.\U AXJ) CORRALS, William Bofd, _ i _ Proprietor J 83 i/£JJJEl EEOTJBEj Stages Each Way Stop Over light. First Class Accommodation for Guests. (.',,,„! Bttr in Connection. Good Slall'ling and feed for Hoists. A. F. WEBER, : : : : ■■ Proprietor. COLONIAL HOTEL AND GENERAL STORE. SODA CREEK, B. C, -?. McLEESE, : ■ Proprietor. A full assortment of Dry Goods. Boajs, and Shoes, JJijuors, Cigars, Hard ware, IPov, Grain, and Miners Supplies, at reasonable rates. WHOLESALE und HliTAiL. HOTEL & GENERAL STORE. A full assortment of Ihygwds, Pools and Shoes, Liquors and Cigars, Ear. ware, Miners Supplies, Hay, Groin and Stabling. Prices right. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS VICTORIA, IS. L. Hotel, ELLE5 n. C. XEIV MAXACEMEM HOTEL HEADQUARTERS EOR B. X. STAGS HEADQUARTERS EOR MINING MEN WELL FURNISHED ROOMS. TABLE SUPPLIED WITH EVERYTHING IN SEASON MOST COMPLETE BAR IH CARIBOO. STABLES IN CONNECTION HA}' AND OATS .IN QUANTITY. W. H. BOYD, ^Jil Unas Proprietor. KAMLOOPS, B. C. awB &aSlBI Gsod Stabling in connection. H. RUSSELL, - - ■ Proprietor, DOEEIM-IIiMiAlii^BEWING 00/ -ttNDRtt UGEr'aND PORTER Slicclally lii'coiiuiicndcil. SPECIAL NOTICE TO PROSPECTORS. Tn llio Interest of all parties about tn visit nny soctioit of tho CARIBOO, OMINECA or PEACE RIVER country it !h woll to hoar in niiini Unit llieir supplies citri bo purchased to muoli better ailviuitagi" i" ti''3 Hociiou iluni lo buy at other points and bririR in with them. First-class •fiji ils 11 ti tf na ohonp ns can be bought anywhere, cm: Bo had in any quantity at the following pliioeti: I. L KSHlTH,WHEELWei WAGON BUILDER. General Repairing and Ilorse-slweuig a specialty. Iron, Steel and timber, k:f: in stock. Inventor and manufacturer of thc Lehman Tire Setter. _V. blacksmith shop should be without one. A stock of Eastern Carriages, IH/ggies, and Road Carts kept an hand. Motto. Good work and Low Prices. ASirCUOVT, - - - - - - B. c. B AILESIT HOTEL JAMES 1!-KNIGHT. Ti.friel'r. MPS CON' VENlliNT HOUSE TO THE RAiWAY SlAIMOX. LYTTOtf. - - --***&-C. ASHCROFT, CLINTON, 130.M1I.B HOUSE, SODA CREEK, QUESNET.l.E, QUESNELLE FORKS. i-:v.-" Sl'H morcllntlts nml liutcl inlvcitisrincnls LEKI & LESSER, Foreign' and Domestic Dry Goods CENTS FteNISEIXG G*:0D3, Etc. No. 0 aid li Tale; Street, C'lCTORIA, 6, 4" a k LOCAL NEWS. Robtnt Walker and Lmily of Cad,< j fcieol. (.petit fitilifliiy In town I)ii:d—On lliu ISlli invi.. ut t.'lii-.inn. h.t'., llvoliilaiittlKuglilerol-iiinea li. urn: Mary Urea. . MiM.ln-i.iiiit Doiiuliulty nl' lho Maiden erei-k imiuli npent Htilurcliiy niifl Hiinihn mi iti'Vii vlsltiiia iiiliillvea und frleiula. Miss Minnie lltiiiintltiic who hna beeu visilini; Iht _i«i.r Mrs. Muir, lilt I'm* hei homo In flhmalino Bmuhty nifthl. Mr, liillis nt' Victoria, iuaiinjr.t' of the li. 0. Uttlilu cuiii|iuny 'lii|.|inl iwn car Inmlfoi' lliiti tiulilit Irom Mr. Ui-uiHu's laiicli BaUtrOay iui. Tlie hie William MoitIbuh, of Caiihno, fruniuinhvruiJ tlm Brillsh Uuluiiihit- Proms, taut oiplinii'.s It mim In his will, liuqiitmih- ttij; Id ih'U iiJminibl. liialHutioii ubuii. nl %W, _ A.\V\ Smith, M-1'.l'..nl Wtal WilrwH jii:i:iim|iuiiit:il l.y Mrs Smith ruiurneil i" Llllooet Motithi)' 1'r.iin Vlciftihi, win:!*' Mr. Smith had limn Ult-JiulliifJ luyUlallvv tin litis. Our readers will |»U*iiae luko Dollce llim tv. have a 11\z ■ winner Inr cnr.eb*.-oii()-iii. At lho Dor Creek Uuirunimmt Uo «na n (our-iiino winner, boMiiiig ilm-J, t-iirh-iora, horsu mul mule. Whoso vuitcspuiuhttii cun beat uui'i. We arc lu iccul)>t of March nmnliorol the Western L'lehl nml Sireum- To Hum. wlio ure lovers ol lhe roil ami gun it is lu- tLTCStlnit rend in.;. Tlm |)ii|*.ur may hu uli- laiiicil by ndrlreMlotf FicUl ana Stream, Bt. L'huI, Muin. Mn. (Slen-'roBH Iiuh lakftii lhe 'nniiin-ti- tin-lit of lli« liiribiio Exchange -..suur-tiil umi will doubt lut ilo wull. Uvt prevluiM v*t|)iiiiL'Lii-niti liil-J Btinie rcslfturitnt showi.il ttiat Iter Itunwledge ol' tliiakimi of work wm Ihoroilgli nml siiiisS'iu-.i*.'**** lo hor pulrona, Mrs. Wullni n Gladwin In . xpcrlcd back coin t» Aihcr-ii'i, Mn, Gladwin li'iis lircn s| rniliug Ihu past veur vfilh friends h Ban Francisco. liar health bus im ;4ro*'i li change of reildence and slid couteinpla'c. unking Calliuruiu her home iu luu 111 t re. I>. A.. Stoddard, M. P. P. returned from hia wiutert|iiartars nl Victoria last Sun* dny iii-fht and took e<1ii**u the uext mm'ii ing fi.rGliiili.il. Mr. Stoddard la oneo] 'he prnuiliieni member, ol'tbls aociloti, ami has lhe reputation of lonkinjiclosolj •ifiur Llic inlere»U uf UU eonulituouln. Judge Grllllth, ol Tncoma, came np u far as Anhcuilt lo meet tmiiu of luu h»sd elates iu Ibe Muin QUBatiullu Gold Mir.in ('I'mpany. On lho way up countr^' The .hull."* expects lo visit Uui'ib.'i) i inn near fuliiio mnl repnm llmt iiiuc'i ii: itircti ib inken in iln,' miues ol Drlltah Columbia hy people in Ins section. Weare in reoeiptofa line samplo ol -cop|ior nre Benl down from thu Uoppei Or.uk counlry, whero -la-ik Hardy nnd 'uniy nre now dnin_* -mm. prospecting. Theseelhpi rcforrod to him tint been well prospected and il is tin: belief of ninny old timer, that north of ilm ThornpHon rlvei nnd tip iln* North Thompson good paying liiiuca will jei bu dlucovercd. Tho Y. P. S. C. G., which is held every W-nl-.iesdny evening lu um Preubyleiliui church m gradually Inureasiuj; in nieni- ln-rtliip. An hour spcul una uvonlni* in llio nnidtUe of ibe week ckii wull be afi'nrd- I'd Vy all, ns these meulltitfi aru iusliui: live both splrliualty mul mentally, il iv ii h. hujiL-il thu iuluruat in tills work will coBlhiUB in Hi la vicinity, . lie World ttller quilling thu article »p- -i'..nng in lest wecke Miniku .louiiiuiiin reiurd lu Mr. W. II. MyNeul and the ■Juvuley Smith olntiibar mine, adds: In munecliou with llio forgoing- ii may be -vcili lu sinto lli.ai the a^cd lather of tin* .Incensed Stanley Smith, who lost hi* lilu inuouneclion with iho repnrUtd r.innihar t'iud, Is in the cily looking aller hia son's 'iiieiiibis in Ih la mutter. It is under-, toml diht such representations imve been iniule in Hie govern men I in- conneciion wiih Mr. I-Siiiiiirs death ns will result In thoclaiin Muked nut by hlm being recogitizsit and hiihelra justly dealt will:. ;'.:.'c McArthur, iinu ot Barker*illc'a old and respected eUlacna, who has been .iiioiidiny tho last-year in Victoria Is nt tlm AshcioU awalUiiB Monday's stnpe, iv lien, if bis health wiil permit, he intend* :n return lo Bftrkerville to again engage In biisin ds. Mr. McArthursnyn that nftcr .i man tins lived, as ho him for lhe past 25 ■turn, in iimiumgciimp, lie need*not go tn a cily and expcnl toeotlla down quielly \mt do nijiliinf, for' it soon becomes ho iiinnnionous Ihul a mno clninet antiuro it Woik. Mr. McArthur says, is 111. only way to keep Hie nihid nnri'bndy both em gloved ini'i preserve the bodily health ai old agtcapproaclios. To hear the dnscrip Hon of i!i McArthur and other-old-timei'i ofthe si gilts to be seen on bed-rock on \\ illinms cieeh" in tbo enr'.y '30's, orlhe wiisb-tipsu*] Lightning creek during Hip ■i.irly '70 -*• n mhl innkc almost any man lung t-'beamtuer; Oftheold 'timers win -ycrbnps look o:it ol Hie country mnr ;liun .in vol hor one man, Cnriboo Cameniii, .viih a supposed amount of !.10[),0l)0 lu tliiit, leads ilie vun. loading several pack mules, Hie weight being some 1,3011 lo l|fiG0 pound*. .Tn 24 honrr out*of oneclaiin, i-wo shuts ol two men each, were lilken Jl)!3 pouiid3 of gold, Things are dilfercnt now mul the.nten who were ihen young and hardy are now, if living, old men. Casslar, Qinim Silver Bow Un Uiowlhe worl \s a rn:c ihey .viUens. i,aud Pi-n_-*i'lv.r1.lmitiiu. in autl Ilie Yukon cun nil *.i thc old Cariboo miner. .i ro worthy men and good Dui'k shooting ut WUllauih I. .o la ie- lort.d as good. MoDonntit-a Bridge mew are now i. Maynf l.ee nnd E. A.'N'nsh or Knmloop) icr-j'itt A-ii'crofi a Tew days ilila wttck. Gt'inpflOgleinndentlyinKlriptn K un iiopsltiulli'bl o| lho week vlsillog IVfentH U_|ilu1u K, U- Tatlow t.i' \diicuuvei la spitu.iili-. a lew dnyi in luwii. CharllDi lliiihl.a-k nf tbe Hrtn of Collins .; M,,!.|, .-n druvf 133 head of hoia-*-* from ■ . ., ■■ [lii-. ,■;'*'.(■ l'l 1(1: Mi. Bum cml mine . lini*, of Um tmtni ,I I liin; I'.ii.V., llliisvh'uniii, n'Hil 111) In i,w-ii„.;'.ii. l.m Mrai MiraTimlili'ii „l'l.v H'mliiii3iliiyiiiii| will nl in In UIH.. IU Il.l llu. Tlm |ii'ii|ilo i'1'Clliili'U mnl r,«,l, I'ni-liii CTt'i'k nml Ilm 11 !'■'"" KI..-1-. Hl».Ul_ III,'I.', II ll|lllll'l III VWlt Ailll .'lull I.II 11 ll"ll HI M'lY ~''ll I-I Inn. 'I I Cninnlli 3. Mn inv nl Tin: Ur itcn.rp i iinu;ilo ul l1.ii in in. II Oil t.i iillUKS 1 rock, a ii whim r, nl' lur I'm Imn Oi 'lulils Ini., wi nl mi nu Ul Mon ay'sbl. ii Uurkwrlllo. A fil'o nl 1 ;,-; a on \ I'ednCM mrnuil llio Iml ecu pled bj IV- Win. Dnwtitc, ns-sistniil BUpeilntriuleii f iln- Pncl'k dlrlsmn of tbe C. I'. 11 Mr. Walker or Pcnlictnn hns diPpON'il nf llic faniouH i'hcu liiifw*, Heiiiiirocliy, to ii purckiiBer at Ashernft.—Advauce. E. Clmaln hrlUjtu Inatocim' wa° on » nnr over his dlvlshm this week and B'nppcd ■ oi' ni Ashcroft lor n day, ■lark Wyiiess, o|' u'Unlon, is now nl lhi> A-in-1'..ri mnl ii Is rumored will otlli'lntti aaulghl clerk. Mr. \\\-iy^ hi capable mid hu many friends. A B X. t-piichd look i-ulhevpral l-nssm uorn vu-icrdi v, anionc; tin.in bcii'itr Mr. Clutllu, who goes up as bnok-keepui' fm ihe Ilot-su Fly mine. Andy W'nlteis.ol thet'nrtl Kxclinngf hns juM hail his llic proof i-elhti com plftU'd. Andy lu*.*- nlao g"i lo a lew 'schoi'iieri i.jr ihc sunn .1, IT. Oleiiifutsaud C-11 Dusns received h bicycle from tlie coast nn \Veiln«.i1vv, und will lake turns in viewing the stir- round lug country at lliolr leisure. Mr. Jones, of Bnrkamltc, is still st lhe Ashcroft and is much Iniproved in boaltb, ll»- liKpecli to ii;^tin lesiimu m in hi', opera- lions ut Williams er«ek witblu a lew weeks. Mr. Clntlhi tide ol Nnw York, Marled y-.slfiihivtn.ni Ashcroll lo lhe Uorsellv liold Mining t'oinpuny'a camp. Mi Clnllhi nill piububly spend some months \n the Caribou. It is expeclodjjjlliere will bo Ihrongb slagcs '.wii-c n week fr-mi now nn carrying mail both ways. Will learn Aslicrofl Mondays nnd Wednesdays, reluming Tuesdays and Thursday*). E.J. Duchesmiynn.lbls stall" of en-ti- netii's art* doing good work along the line nf railway Mr Ducliosnay is an experi ■ L-iicml fliigliieer.haymg done somo flue Work on railway suiv.ya. John Wilson, ihn cniilu man. who haa been seriously ill for lhe past lew woi'ks, drove into lown Thursday aecompunieil hy his daughiors. ITis mnny friends are glad io see iii in nhout again. His reported,hut not authoratlvelv, lhal i chnns't will he innUo in ihe limo arrival nf pnraeiigur trains at Afilicroli, the train [■olng west to reach here about H-..V) n. m. acd the traiii going enst aboul 0 p. iu. One of ibo old landmarks of Kamloops hns pHssed over lo join llio graat ini'Joriiy. Mr. W.J. Church, or, ns hn was more familiarly known, '* One." Churcb, (Had hi him Wednesday morning, from Hit* of- I'iicls or a stroke uf paralvsls. Thn funeral inok place on ITrhhiy, ihe reniahiB lioing fnllowed to Ihelr last resting place liy nosl of Kiimloops' proiniuent citizens.— UauLluol. A presentation was made lo Mr. nnd Mrs 0. II. Hmlth on Thursday, April Uhh.. in tlie Odd ft-llim'. Hail, by tlia Y. ? F, 0.13. and I. O.G.T., iuthe shapnoftwo volumes of commenlories. Mr. and Mrs! iimllii will hi'greitly missed In Aslicrolt, as hoili Imve taken an active purl in church mailers. Mts. Ulnlth ©ipectsio leave fnr Boda Creek in ;i ^llllrt time, where Mr. Smith has beeu lor the paal moclh. 0. A. Semlin rctunipd from his loo. stay nt Victoria ih la week and is clad lo get hack home. 'I'he le^lslaliru session 'has been a long one nnd the duties of s conectontiuns member as is Mr. Semlin lire at'iiiious. No member from nny district lu Iho pmvim*, has a tinner lot of friends and supporters than Iihb Mr. Semlin, dorh'g his long service nnd helngns lu-is ibc lender of lhe opposition, lm bits relumed the confidence «r his supporler* nnd Ihu reaped of his political opponents in nil cases. Liberal- Conservative (STIMi COffllHEli ROOMS. KAMLOOPS, B C. Till) nlmve Vilnius nm open finiu II n. m In 10 |t. in. linilv. "■ 'i llio commllloB ex- liitiil n ciinlin] iiivilnllnii to nil visiters tt llu; cily. Tlm pnoi'clarv will liu In nltun, tliince utul * uff.ir.,1 1-t.ulrtii-a uvut-y Inl'or, i in In l !ii|.,,|iiiii:,:V'.ili..l IllO U'llll-ri'l All,I,111 |,|'ii|il'llll!« in I ll" I! ,n Wiul'i™l.iv •'! "iln "'"'It. t'"1' |K' LuVni'lgUl'illllluK In li.ivir nn '1)1111111 llll llll' Buiiiu, Allur iiliv ' yumuriliiy It Is ru- linilwl Mini Ilm liijuncli.ni win .1 nsnlvml byllmuiiiill. llUiifrvlieilliynll iwrllra jiUHiMiil Hull nnv liii.-illi.l.-lil.Hliill.i ,i,,.i,:,| inn ntln'ii uvi-r llu |>r.>i<uily. !.,;!•• I'll Country .';', 1:s. Bl Ili'UI. i.i THU MINIXII JOUIINAI.. miiKiiimu.H, A|u'il IWtti.-Wuili ,a UegmiiliiK "ii "ll »l' 'l'" li.tilniul'm oloinw, Wuulliur i- li'" I mw I'nil i;ivOK 11 |uu iii.-i' nf uuusuilll.v gouf] ..u|i|i,y i.i' ivniur fur ilm «.aMin. Qu'lMNiil.l.tt, April It-lili, 18(11).— Tho Mnin Qui'snelln Drwlgllis Cu., K .1. Fail.T, iiuiliiigor, iiliunl Hvonly miles up Qilosunllu river 1 lure ...nl -.In, luu li". ..iiiuu |ir.'|«ru. ikinu fur lliu liml livn mi.Utlll linn inn* .•innilliii"- IU H-yiiiiu'i-i alitl Mm'.i*'l ■Iin,i-ii.,;,.i. W.i sil.iy lust, mnl llu' >""!"'' pnll'll. ulit il ! in - luu n,„l u«n'i» ..I linpim ill's iillilllllluivtl I in in lo lm llnillB, with n llnm,' ;,!',.'I willi V tllU BA1UD ill,' rrpcru Mi. nnnrly roiuly I'ur liimaoll' 111 Imvlii I'U.y. lift wns Hi'ii'unililllll'll liy lii aon anil I'Vpnuls tn sjuu 1! tlm hiiintrui nil Ilm rlvor. It v tlmt iho droilirur llJl.Tlllt-'l III' ll >l:l' iwn liuokom ilm 5l.[l|i0llilntl frnni 1 1'iiikn hdini; .'ui tin- bunk wlilull iniii'i' Iiv 11 pil'U |.,i.v.u' iu.it nlu'rnlii'i iln- liuirki'tii. Mr. Kurler ciiiinis lm hi., putt-ill lliat lie niiiiiiiimi nml whfIi 4110 vitrda pnl driy Willi pusn, uiul llim in lii.1 proa- pi-ctiui- with :i aniiill pi nit Insl suin- im-r um tlio Nm iii l.'.nk lliu grnunil ii.i not puy l-."« iiuiii III) edits per nilii- \..c\. li' lln'-.ii lijni'i's nun bn reliml mi ilii-r,.! in un .,','-,11.111 of tin i-aluo oi the |irii|ui_liiui, as tint work' injf ur.; ei.-ni nf Ilm |il'im nru mil nvur %'«!' [uir il iy 11:1 1 llio initput ilniu'i'l I.,, nt ihn iniuimiim 41110 pui iluy. Tin- i|tiHir.ilv itfrivur liml htiltl bv ihii 1-1 iBiuuiy in priloliunlly inuv ii'.'i-iin!.!. Tho tutal enst nf lho nu- uhuiery mi.,i. tilunil JI.'.iH'i. Tin nexi I'.-.v wuukn v. II Min',- 1.11 show ivlittl thi, I'Otnp'iny "iu 1I11 mil tim ru- anltwili I k ',il Inn-real to poo i itlii* 'um 1111 i" null ua mining f-i-uiBUt isi\it)me'rits. Ile'uw mil i,n i,n„„| ,|„. ,i„t0 „[ linpiiriiirn, Inttixi.ti.'r ntiil ilnHiiiniirii, iifl'roiBlitshipp.ul uuildhyAslioi'oft'a furwurdiiijj miniits: ApilM8,.T, Cliiiiniin Ollitl'nn 1 «fi" ' tVI'Siny... t.iu'liillti,,'''.','.: ,{-«, " IB.*.. II. Miiril'T. l.illn,,,'!.,. D.SIIU " 'JO. II.tJ.Ra.VKiii_Cc.tllll.lon IHIII " '--I, 'I' Mn.-iwu]|;Oiio.iielli! ... n.itll' " Sll, »'■ II. Krnlli'v, l,ill.....-i.. H,',n " Bi,Jl.li.H«ni.i,„Ci.c»nnr« l),1, simll,. ami Huilti iti'iiel;,... l.",:J(i! " 2J, Wl'nelil™, (lliiirnuiet'lt.. 2,51.1 " '.'!. W I'liiuu',-, l.'itl .i.s.'i " B'l.J. MuYiuinu. 1118 li.i'i " '-''. M..I.IlleUiil'lliv' 1,'tl 111(111 " A Tii'ssarin, llna'iTi'i-li n.-IIB " ~nj. Uiuiui 11, ijluiiiiii ri,'^.', Tumi lillooet. 00,14. Mr. li* l'l- 'lri"!.;-i' ,, own uiilliid lho Ii'uil 11 1 mi ilnul llu nxpui'ls by iln- hi' iveok In Imvo 11 llim ii.uij. ul llu •nllun. Hit ■rlrill .Mini.. ink willi Mi ni. I'" jililu ittnl il prninlsi's III lu ■,:is, it is IIIIW Ilm lli'i'tll'ill slin in tliil'llnin. II" is nlsii linllil mail lu Ilia ,■: um mnl i-iiltill sliiipe Inr 11 In) |ini|liiblli.ili. Vr'fllllu'l' un1.1, IT.'!' iiuiii ivtitor litis vi'tii' in lint Fnist-r 11 ri>mm U U. .*: ..■vi Jouiinai.,— trttllnr nf Ciinl . 0. rupl imr 11. my appliua Uo 11 1.11,, iku ftieri II mt nillpUI'l ..1','lls 1.11111 \*ii-*-:i in petlii.m irom :.'!. .-l.v liuai.ii-4 .111 nilli-r i-nelusltig , nntl .'1 Alltcrull uol) Birung'.y i'n in im nil in lit" nun.-fm i.nl .U.'iiMnnn 11 thai pl«c. 1 tier ihat Um ! r.oi>o-ii t ku .Ull UK Ml l'l 1 Willi!; glttil ,1 11 lm Mini a iiinUrr, nnd In or v im pt-c»unte*4 u nurlnappftor r.in ieoI' h.iHinesi tlm w.-uUl likely l 11 pvrr..r ned ;U Ashcroft no im-Allr. It Nil . iii'liiiti -.hall havtii-.o 1I11111 pi ivinon in Hie liatl ujates in I'liu .iviltnt.; can hn dune in llu nmttorofibe ilipinnl .1 nt ol" your uomi J OSE. rtiu. O I'J )th 1 1 A aniiill town on thi* Canadian Pa oifio Ruilwuv main liu.- iihont '\'. miles cii'it i^i' A.'lioio'"'- : . i'> n't.-* WOSt of ICftOlloopS. 'I'.'. Uoiii' Sn* iiroii wm> derived l'mm an uhl neainr, ■ui Italian, who e.-itultlisli«il thi* first ferry early in ilm '-1 )'s. l^.ir the ni/.*> uf tim pln.ii one wmihl iirvui- think ihora was ao rn ich notivity troing oo in und aroiind it. h is frnni ht*r« that ■Ii.lin Wjlaou, th« eatlln ki.-i ■;, *\v\i« .nnaidmahlo nf his bt»isf entile for thi market* of Vniiwitufflr, Viotori... Westmioster and Natiaini". It is al 10 from hero Ihat suv.rtl l.irj,'-» ship monl« of ijiiiei*3iK--*rh.ivti liuon in.oi». the output of lho Ciouib-ir .Mining Company of li. O.,tho only qnu'h silver mini) t'l'li.'' umlar tha I3ritish ilng. mol nhich proniis-is to hn out* nf thi* ^raatoat in thn Worlil. A lar^o forco uf mon nm tflll|*!oyoil hv thl- company umlor the iiljln maiiajfiiicni of (Jul. Lightnur, nn uhl aod oxp»r* ieuc-.il I'iunahar miner from Ojlifur- ,'i'm, H9 i^- iilsn tho fiKiMomi, John Veitoh. flits oompaiiy* havo erflotml on tliftir ground a rotori fur lh« tr^nl merit uf the on*, cii|iacity .tliout U.'lOfi pounds per 2-L lioufa, whiuh will he (tuperaofiud hy a mora c-xtennive plnii'.in tlio near fuluro. Tha com paiiy'tt iniiins nro sillinloil nliuosi up posit(■ Savonas on Cnppir creoh. The Tenderfoot ulaim, meniioiu'il in vtmi lair, i^.sue, is also iucatud nn iht' cn-'l didi* of 'Jopper oreoh, oppusitu lhe Cinnabar mino. Tlio Latto Vie?/ Hotel, owiipiI and oiuoai;''il In* Mr, Ad-mi Fertriisoo, af lords first rJtiH-? jii:.oiiitimil-uh>n fnr KO.lis, thf! •vtirlhy host always nuking it a point to meet tho loqiilre- ini'iiia of lho traveling public. TliBi'e'Brij inimprous visiters toS;iv- onaa in the summer, Homo porann. H-^esof not;* ovpo onniin-, from t"n!i- niH. Tlm l\ho alTords pplcndid Iront lisllllie and lho olimnlo is BOperl) Hiirl ns a henHJi refortjtnkes high rmik. The uiannthtns in tin- 1 in int.- chat e viuinilv nre iho bportsinau's pain. diso, tifipr lining; vorv plontiful. Th« c^odral storo uf thu town is owned by Mr. John Jane, a pioneoi' uf British Columbia, who koens overythinK, from it Jiendletn an tin- ohor, First ola*s goods cun bn bought li'o'o just na uli.np ;:s at any of the coast cities. Mr. Woods. Indian Agent, in down from Kainlnnpa iiltfindliitr^othn whuIs of bfn dopiirtrnfMit nn thn ryuervathm. Tl.o Uev. Mr. M.Koo IibIcI aftiir- noon Borvlops in ilo* aohonl liutnm laai Soiidiiv. Thero wad ;i good atinii- ilanoo. Mr. John V.'ilson ia back from Kamlnnps as linlfi and lioarty i"» fi\*or. Everybody hero was glad to^oe him bitc.lt Hpaiu, Tho n»w (lisfiuvoiies nf oitltiabar ore on D-'adman'a crook wore made by Aleok Hanlle, an old ptiinflor'ahd a'practical miner nl mtny years c.\' peri'iiioc .re, . <>} I nitiv 11.11*1 iliftt mv io«son ror rcconi- i:teiiilu*.«r .'ti. IHivrr l> Hull hu \t iml lu rtny way .-.« mei'.U'tl -villi busine^j ^h nny. «';;• hitvilif an itH.Tie.it in u ni.ii'n or im- p.riin. j.*o .ds wmihl ho pivehuieil from Unin im; Jt oi Mooia po«ltiiin, flu Tore noik- in..: ii.i* rt'i-timjnijiitlallon I oonsullKl triili Mr. 'l'iii;jl**Y of your tntvii, who coiiii.tiruil i-i-i Mr. Oliter;- iippnliitiueni won hi he iicoi'pt-iiih'toin.il pjotil.nl' AHttun-ft, Jjil- looi.ll und Cnriooo. I will follow your hp- piitrMioa iiii an ' i ihiah I c--in suMy mi\ I'Hit Avhcrnft v i|i ii- until., a imMnms oill- poi-t hi'Tnro vary h .>.-. i'mtrs f'tilhl'ully, .i. \. Maua. nuivi i.'iuity rt. Compxn-if. i-opld ..r Ashcrofi ! III?! ihe oii-hl of May Slnd, wl.t kai>Kii MeKeo-iie Urnn.l Uo Hie Willi mrl Company will t;iv'i!im I'lllrT'ili.llllClil ill Um Tr.wnlUll. ll is thn utiam-c i»'t iiq ertni ni.l.i. Imlor^lt'iii-hlii'. liiceortBl, Hint iir ilocwl the itdvHiifi. ti^enl to bill- Ashcrofi inr one ehturlMttuieni, »■» thu eomrany sri-ru not dim lu Viuii-nuver until Montl^r cud ilpuided lo . tup n|r ber*!. A' Pjiowin-; um apfreciaihin ni ilm aiuiU'iici-a burore «h-'iii this comimny huvo j-iven cuto-talu 111611 Is, W« qlltll.; ^ Ui;-a MoK.o:;iP hn? really n wmideiful vain-, nntl onu ihu will win her fViiir- rthc U Iml Sl.aml bus n masaiflcent p]iy<lqiui. No bucIi -oum'"* it* MlosMo- KonrJe bus been pniilueaO, it in belicv.il, in iho Koribwesi, ami a groiil luiiirt) is i'i''iiir*„ii for her.—Mluutiiipolla Journal, Miy as. Tuma can:e io mmiv avtia anslicarm-i Hu'luHUlanKii nf Ilm '-JlUiilo' Dutideo." iter clciir, pine, Kympathetic voicu went 7lini_;hl lu ooch liuai't. Nol onu nf her itinea la Imrsli, hul >i!l tire sweet, slrnn^ amt uurler peifcut eoulrol.—Dal'y K. \V., Srenrl PmaH.N. 1), Oetobrr 15, iaW5. .\ii>is ,VJi i'en'-.if'i- reiiili'.ion of ihe air from VeiilPa "'i'rnvlnia" huh] the nu iienco apullbouiul. Her pure lonca, licr frflotlora Irom nEf.clK.hm, lho apparent witti in pro- iluclnu bei'touL'B imd ber f&ultlcaH phrasing placuil ler ai outieabiiVB lho uauat oonctiii snijer. "Ilonnle IJuiulce" and "Annie I.niiiii!" hhu remlered with true putbos autl expression.—KveiiiiiK Dii- pntcb, Mlohigau Cily, Intl., February 10, 180(1. iMiflM Fellows, ihc new voim:r vinllnlal, niailu nu t)xi:L'f(J.io^ly ;:ooil inijii'tii'Hinil; hn* lone if liHiiut'l'nl mnl hor iuluuntion i* well niiih Inipeuciiblu. Sbti )ilayu, loo, with a great diinl ofalyle.—Uoslun Traa- Bcrlpt. Jills" iSliflflFal-ows' violin r-nhi-tnnd nc- companlmunis were ureaiud wtin eiitbus- luaiiu approvnl irom n enlical umiiimeo of onr miulc tovinfi ciii7.i)iia. Wo ilotibl vorj much if Mi^-s Fellows ban an equal as u huly vlollniflt ou ihis continent; that her biuidlini! oflhe itingol' lunrtnneiits ik uiarvolhiuiily flue wiil he icuillly coiiceiled hy .ill who wert! presuiil al Um coneort *^n Friday evening —1 etrolia Advertiser. MIhu Ihmha O'ltullly, thu pianlal, clmrmiitl lor auifllence by her vai'inuasc- reiions. Sim is aphinlnl of riuo abillly ami liilly malntidneil lasl nljilit lho high rnpuirtliun thai, had pruceiluil her.-—Eve- ninu llaiuier, Chailiam, Out. For jn-i mol ennscieneh'iillnna 1'xecii* thm, Ohnpin'a V.wuV op. 2..NO. 11, was For Lillooet li bound lo .Kino And peoplo nil must kuo**- il, Ili-r iiiiin-i mo rich lhe hiinery iliio And ft luil. n lunil [or pot-tfl. Bud man willi Ran liml loolts (or hiu, We'll lii'.d hlm tioviii'd- ilm river Ami wlion hu ibrcIivi Liliii.ii.-i, il«'ll inaltu Ihosi! puL".H alilvor. With gun nt eye niiil Itnlf*' hi I'.a.l, He'll 1'i'iul llm lending lines Ami make tlnin pronihv Men nnd Ilm re Tluo-'ll Klve t.[i "nmliii-u' rhynifB." Such rliymi-n will ttvlvothe men nil daft, Th. .iiliilivn uiul tin- liiiJliis Ami um';. im wtuli ilm poeU tliero, Dog Crci-h The firsi opfiilng Rtasoii'n tnuriittiiumi ■ ■I'liu- Alblelie t-lub was behl yi-blurd'iy n1 Ibe Athh'llc Kroimtbi oflhe l!liih. Tb( iii-l noinhle lualuru was ih.- npmi ivwiuo nfteiitiolliiraby Uharku Leo (Um loan ilia ifliieu champiiin rnunui)io nut mm who winihloivi'i' till' llll) yniil.H Ui tWt'lVO 'Ur una... J. N. J. Drown iicci'piuil lliu prop oulthm. la Ihu llriU hem ihu npilntBi iiiaili' n pour Klart. A ilhpillu inosii in l> th. lime, tlm time Iteepur eiiiiii'iiilleK lhal itwasiwejrr. A bysl-oi'ler Mihl il wu over. Tliu limo Weeper iitfeicil Inhnek Iih .tali-meiil wild f-lt). 'IIiIb was mil ne ceploil, sm J. S, 1'la.a Wat retpieBit-tl l.i hi ;iim. keener, in tliu wf-.tA heat tin -pt Inter -tccnou'Ii-died it lu Ims iliati mv.-Ivl' RccmriB. huh:.!,: Iwn uticomtri am Ibreo-jUtirteiii to eqiiHl Ilie world'a rcenrd i'.i^ was ih* u maiebetl -ttjniiial a mule _l.tilii.ij 11.0 yiinU. This In- won wii) t-n.o. lie wna then uiatchtd ii|;.iii)«l n liui.-u for r>0 yarda. Thu Ihul wu* a dtaii bent. In ihu aecoud Ucnt the tooliiiui; Willi hy a f.'ul Last o| nil "Jim" coiiccdei! 13 Tent Ina humirntl to Ales lUlh-r, Thii- piny. GO yards, flrM. .las. Kirkpulih-k: riiiinluK long jump, Jus. KhkpiitrleU; slindin^ Jump, V. Uns|mnl; hup, *ii-p hui! lump, F. G«!>pardi shoulder ninne, I" Oimpard. Hutu bejtau to fall, *\i;ii*i- euded Hie thn 's gathertng. A. Ti eslortii leaves lur Aahcron for snnn freight for L.e Poo, amouulin* in T.UD; pmitida. Jus. Klrkpalnck also leaves for A-sh t-roll wiih four horse leaum, tu li>nd pi In cipally wiib renuu wiru for ii. U. Bowi umi Slr.Ga.panl. J. Miller, wil. antl sishT of (.'Iitnii crock, spoilt aemiplu of daya in town. Tim lutebl news ciiiitioiMiii-lli.i-iniiiihai nt Tatlow hike is Unit the p-rty who nav I'lltil up th. roji.1 nml cioss.d ^i Chimney ert-tk, i* fully UiOmllei uhcud of ibe i.arh thai uaiii-i-liv iviiyolCaniiBerer-k.itllluiUjjIi ihe lattar i-s fully 100 .ni:-.*s shorter. A Iwn uight'n dunce tools place Bl F.i;- H:ir at the uiurrlnjic nfMr. I*. Veilan am: Miss R. Grinder. Ml-3 Gtinder is ih. voiiniiest dannhler r*FMr. F. liriinler nno I.i nn uecnmplUhetl vnunij huly umi lllgblj i'1'.pui'lcil hv ull. Mi*. Vcihin :.rni a ape oi«l Inviliiilon oi thuuiernhfira uf lho A11• - leili: Oln'o. io width he hi)|on_., but cwnij, to lhe tlnneti coiniinj oil on Good Fndu;. tht* ii-i\-* failed io inf Uo; inar'i. .1. Wslktr, «i,o oliee himtlluil Ihe "rib linns" on lhe I>oji Creek, was iiroiuul Ihls evening giving liiu boisa alrdta oflhe iiantl. ' J. JS'.J. April ISlh, 13SI0. Chilcoton, Tlio Bpting is still oolil and bach- Wllld. Cbns. S'-tinnofj who hns ti larjri meadow near Tatlow laltn, is viaiiliiu iirtniud Uishv creuk and repi.rtn quhr an uxotlcment ovor ttie quuriz ininos, Mr. Shinnor visiied tiio ledges umi roports Unit twelve mon an' in ther-1 nnv*. Cinnabar, quartz, mol eoppei .ire thi' tniiiernls found tliero. li- snvrt ihat there ih mot-t too mntili snott uu ih*'so runt;*3 uf mountains fyi mooii prnappclinK. The Artliur Brotliara hove atartfid out to whurrt thoy Imvo lakon up n meadow, unine -10 miles frum l!ixh\ crenk. Tbey intend to put op some biiildintra. M. Minion in putting i n a U-p«' orop, about loO acr«s, Ilo has four teams goinj*. T. 6. IIhiiI?, is also busy with his crop. Mr. Harilo has completed Mr. Beaumont's Ilnur mill. Mr. Hartlf isa first eho-a workman. Mo is u miller by trade. K. D, L. Unit and J. S. Koaa jjitid Chileoten Falls a viiit. .]. 1). Preniico is itrountl wilh h cow-boy**. Thoy drove over aboul -100 yt'iirlinc siecrs frum the south aide uf the river. J. Brown nnd li. Jainloson huvo n enn'nict to tut up u huusu for Louis Vedan. \V. Pinnhbeck has returned frum Chininoy creel*. (Jnil.i'o, The promising town of South Cariboo. The center of an extensive farming' district. Tho natural distributing point for Alkali Lake, Chilcotin, William's Luke Valley, Quesnelle Forks and Hovseiiy. Beautifully located at the junction of thc William's Lake roivl with the Cariboo trunk road, commanding au extensive view of liiy most picturesque part of William's LakeValky. Abundantly supplied wilh pure water Erom Jones Crook and San Jose River. Size oi' liiis: G5 x 125 feet. Tonus 'oasouablo. Apply lo REV. PATIlEa J. A. BF.DAHD, O.M.T. P.O. 150-Mile House, B.C. t(****^-iVft*Ht**fr**lt*3t*<r**ft****-*** ,Vft*rt*V*iSf* < * i ftrt^ ** •**>*J***'** I TURNER! BEETON & CO. i I v. ,..-,,*..,...,,... It. $ 111. C. BEETO.Y, ,\- 00., UI.-YDOX, £ A'Gl.'lXD.i ► WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, i * LIQUORS, MINEK'S SUPPLIES ETC-i %0pc Jjttgn, Jiossctl SifiH. Anil <lw'iptiun of Hiiro-* peurt (loorh liuhnlwl. f ■t Tihprarhie aitdmi: Twrttr. l'ivtcrla. lltxttm, Umrton. J K X ****AA-********.V*Vft*Aftlll-lc*-**** KK4'Ai*;.A-'.':'i,'i.A*.-r*A^^rti,-i!,-rA'ft***-l,)J- Percy A. Jenns, BROKER and NOTARY PUBLIC Fire,, Life and Ace.i"| dent "nsstirance. MONEY TO LOAM. Collins 8c Haddock LIVERY, SALE & FEED STABLES. Fimt-elass Li rem nml Saddle hor.'ten nn hand, fur hire 1'ttek tuu! Saddle lint-sin for utile- '« niine.ru and prit.i/ie.etor.1, Upecittl rales made, tn traveling in,■)) and nthem wishing in utuks tho'round trip to Cat'ibno or .Yi'rnUi., /.urgent ii.ti.ii nival etnieeiiieiit stables in thn country, TIW."i// nnr wits in car lota front tho .iYnHfiieest and, fart:ish them tiiteii.insler.ial reasonable rules. Stables on liaitwnij Avenue. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. ff^.A.TUli_:>2QU£I.jI._12 & JT KISS'S. Will havu m atock within a couplo of wm-ks n larijo nsiortmunt of Fiirminj; Implemetiih, inoludtiij; IBinders, Reapers, RfSowers, Rakes, 5-3ar- rotvs, Loaders, Tedders, Plows and Scufflsrs. Flora llio woll known innnufnnlnri-rii. M-surs. D.niil Maxwell & Suns, ASHCROFT.'3'' -"""" - B.O. > THE ECQfiOMICaLCOBBLER, Contains lho followtnsc artioloo Iran itnlf Soltun SKas-i triih three E_t*i*rr title l,mtn,f*mill..n..l>*i.t .in-i o,-rj7.-,J Slue Hammer, Shoe Kiti/e, i\jjiuj Axel ttivt ■•••cii'-'-lu vie.'.til iniimort*nba*wtih hinnsit lid. iVti-jht /i jmumln. Attn THE "FAMI'.V CtfBBLER/' t- in'.ii-i.i Oiefo'.l-iiriix'j nrllrUt fexi half aotl.%o ''nw' im'ift t^rae reetrtible !„-;•.<,'s;w'l, itu.ti'fn r.-i-/ h'.i-'j*.I **.'* >iW ill r. .i.ii,-,'.T.-i': . iK'ti'.-'iK' :.i"! (■■■;■■ i (ih'.'e, i. )■■/•! I, if.-'.- ,-r t'.-.thi-i-e'i.i,-,', 'ui-j- Iniltle i-Wif.i-r.-j- ),t.-f.',/iiin- ;rr>r ■■.* iu el )il..F*r, -i-r-Vug. j)i-</», ii'Jt-'iii.i li-1 i .i liie. i.iii'l.'iijr ,-ii:f-!%i,i.tj ii'i.'i* fur i.i-C.fi.l ;*..■■■„ ip..-.. ,...,-i-*tf. ofrimiKlnc u-tiit for n-iifi.-i'.- .m,* et.Udrtri* wrk, nnt (Am ,'iiiir of hnif miles. Atk your mxirvti "'"icLciinanrScFe-lv & Co., Ltd. TOLESALEIURDWM, IROS, STEEL, MUSE, Etc., Vancouver. B .0 J5\ V» j^tei:-:.: MIN OUTFITS- ******** HARVEY, BAILEY ft Ok ES 'A QliiV-Si Qdin nmBy-k Siwrnkkmh WJ^ ASEC'KOl' T A N 1) 1-: S D E tl 15 Y . On,' stouii i.i complate In ovory lint .1 our prions rr.'.i. OrJorl' l.v niuil n i-i.- "0". ul. al Mini ■ >■'■■; fill i
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