The Cariboo Trail: A Chronicle of the Gold-fields of British ColumbiaLaut, Agnes C.
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The Cariboo Trail: A Chronicle of the Gold-fields of British Columbia
Laut, Agnes C.
British Columbia -- History; Gold mines and mining -- British Columbia
Howay, Judge, quoted, 11, 110.
Hudson's Bay Company, and the quest for gold, 1-4; and Vancouver
Island, 5-6; and the diggings on the Fraser, 16, 100; and the Indians,
34-5; and the Overlanders, 55, 57, 60, 61-3.
Indians of the Fraser, and the quest for gold, 12-13; their hostility,
33-6; and the Overlanders, 81. See Shuswaps.
Ireland, Mr, his rescue party, 50-1.
Kamloops, 86-7.
Keithley, Doc, 42-4.
Langley, 37, 100.
Lightning Creek, 45.
Long Bar, 35.
MacDonald, Sandy, 42-4.
M'Gowan, Ned, his affair on the Fraser, 37-40.
M'Kay, James, chief trader at Fort Ellice, 60.
Mackenzie, Alexander, explorer, 81.
Maclean, chief factor at Kamloops, 4.
M'Loughlin, John, 34.
M'Micking, Thomas, captain of the Overlanders, 58-9, 69, 72.
MacNaughton, Mrs, quoted, 71, 84, 110.
Mayne, Lieutenant, and the Yale riots, 38, 39, 111.
Miners, in the wilds, 26; disappointed gold-seekers, 13, 16; some lucky
prospectors, 22-5, 47-51; the miner and his boy, 26-7; their
packhorses, 27, 103; form vigilance committees, 33-5; their
rough-and-ready justice, 89; their chivalry, 89, 91; the effect of
sudden wealth on, 94-6; a device for concealing gold, 104, 106-7; an
instrument for shaping empire, 109. See Fraser river, Gold,
Gold-fields.
Moberly, Walter, his experiences on the Fraser, 16, 17, 111.
Moody, Colonel, and the Yale riots, 37-9.
Muskeg and slough, the difference between, 65 n.
Overlanders, the, at St Paul, 54; their meeting with the Sioux
warriors, 55; on the Red River steamer, 54, 55-6; and the Hudson's Bay
Company, 55, 57, 60, 61-3; at Winnipeg, 56-7; on the trail to Edmonton,
57-61; and the husky-dogs, 60, 62-3; reach Yellowhead Pass, 62, 63-7;
cross the Divide and reach the Fraser, 68-72; the party separate, 71,
73; on the Fraser, 73-81, 83-4; a question for psychologists, 77-8; a
gruesome story, 78-9; reach Quesnel, 81, 84; Kamloops, 85-7.
Prospecting for gold on the Fraser, 17-22, 25-6, 27-9, 30-32, 40; some
lucky prospectors and their fate, 47-51; theory regarding gold
deposits, 48-9.
Psychology, a question of, 77-8.
Queen Charlotte Islands, discovery of gold in, 3.
Quesnel, 81-3, 84.
Quesnel Lake, 41.
Red River, the first steamer on, 54-6; Red River carts, 56-7.
Rose, John, 42-4, 50.
Saskatchewan, the quest for gold on the, 63-4.
Shubert, Mrs, with the Overlanders, 60, 66, 67, 73, 86.
Shuswaps, the, and the Overlanders, 71, 72, 73, 74, 83, 84.
Sioux, the, 54-5.
Snyder, Captain, leads attack on the Indians, 34-5.
Spuzzum, a fight with Indians at, 34-5.
Stout, Ed, 44.
Tache, Mgr, bishop of St Boniface, 55, 56.
Vancouver Island, the first Council and Legislative Assembly of, 5 and
note. See Victoria.
Victoria, and the quest for gold, 1, 5, 6-7; and the rush for the
Fraser, 7-8, 9, 10; and the matrimonial scheme, 90-91. See Vancouver
Island.
Weaver, George, 42-4.
William's Creek, 44, 45, 48.
Winnipeg, 56-7.
Work, John, chief factor at Victoria, 6.
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