^7 VOL. ATLIN. B. C, SATURDAY. APRIL, 27. rgoi. NO. 93. JUST: Ai Our Spring Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods " "Seiected to suit the taste and needs of the Ladies of Atlin. In Men's Furnishings' we can show some lines in: FANCY SHIRTS HOSIERY SUSPENDERS UNDERWEAR" FINE AMERICAN SHOES GOLD &EAL BOOTS GOLD 'SEAL SHOES. CLOTHING. We have a Fine Line of English and French Briar Pipes. OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES IS LARGE AND COMPLETE. PRICES REASONABLE* BLACKETT & CO. The Canadian Bank of Commerce. CAPITAL PAID UP $8,000,000. Branches of the Bank at Seattle, ', , San Francisco, " Portland, ' Skagway, etc. Exchange sold on aSS Poieits* , Gold Dust Pur.ciia.skd���Assay Okkice in Connection. : '.''���" - ���' ^ J. S. MUNRO, Manager. ' ATLIN m m t^d HKEWKRS OK STEAM AND LAGKK IJEKK. NONE BUT THE BEST r.VGKEIMESnS USED IN THE MAN'iliWC PTK H OK OUR BEER.THE ONLY HREWERY IX THE,ARCTIC REGIONS. ORDERS l'ROMJ'TLY KILLED I'OR ALL PARTS OK THE YUKON- TERRITORY AND NrORTU\VEVl\'C.JNT BRITISH OLU.UIUA. A T L I N, B. C. iKcry ana Restaurant. SPECIALTIES IN FANCY CAKES & PASTRY. Fresh Bread, Rye Bread, eic. ,Ch.\s. Myicr, Proprietor. Good Rooms to Rent- -By the Day, Week or Month at reasonahle rales. OFFICES TO RENT IN .THE PUBLISHER'S BLOCK The most Central and Convenient in Town. Will he altered to suit -; " Tenants. A. C. Hirschfeld. Em W. BS-D3���L��, @3��$s2ry Fuhlle, ACCOUNTANT, MINING BROKER, AND FINANCIAL AGENT. Abstracts Prepared and Accounts Collected. Okkice:���Opposite Provincial Government Buildinc. Atiin's First Mining Investment Shows Prospects cf p -��� Return. An Excellent Preposition Made to the' ^ Shareholders, of the Fine Tunnel Syndicate, and Unanimously Accented.���A Possible' Influx of Much Capital. POSTAL CHANGES. Reduced Hates on Money Orders. To those wh-i have occasion't<�� use the Money Order department of Postal Service it will he pleasing t�� note that a:: iiuporlnnt change lias heeu made by the Canadian PoslaJ Depaitmeut iu the foini of a material reduction in the cost of Money, Orders. On and aftei the 1st of April, 1901, the limit for a single order, payable in either Canada or the - United States, shall' he $ioo (formerly only $50 to the United .States), and the rates of commission are as follows: On orders up to $5 03c. Over S5 and up lo $ro ofcc ,, 10 ��� 30...... IOC. ��� 30 .. '50....".;.i^c. ,. -50 ,, 75 25c._ ,. 75 '.; ICl�� 3oc- Rates to Great'Britain and other countries remain as .they iveie.;, - It may be well for the public to watcn the Notice board, which is put up in front of the Post offiiee on the arm al of tlie mails,'notifying people when the next outgoing mail will close. Owing to the Intents* of the season, the condition of the trails -have" lo 'be" taken into consideration, and a time set which fully paid up aud non-asses.-able, to' will he^L suit tlie mail "carrieis, be paid to the Trustee, Mr. Brown-J as travelling can best he done now An important meeting of the Pine Tunnel > Syndicate was held last Friday" e\eniug, April 19th, at which tliere was a large attendance, more than two-lhiids of Ihe'.share- holders being rrepiesei:ted. Mr. St. Clair Blacketl occupied the chair aud invited Mr. Brownlee, Trusue of the Race Horse Group Association, to state the object of the meeting. Mi. Brownlee .slated that negotiations were under way (through the efforts of Mr. O. T. Switzer),with Easter . capitalists to organize a joint stock company to operate the property by hydraulic methods aiid dredging, with a working capital 'of Sioo,ooo as a minimum. ' :- The provisional. agreemer.t with the Underwriters is for 46 per cenf of the capital stock of the company, lee, frr tlie properly. Mr. Browu- iee presented a document for the sisniatuies of the shareholders set- lorlh the above facts and il was; cluiintr lhe night. Lint ELECTION OF OFFICERS. forthwith signed by nearly all pre j sent. So lar, Mr. Brownlee has not j The Chureh of England Makes Its Selection \'eai"\ for the Ensuing been refused by a single share- j holder, while the Secretarv of the. Syndicate has since obtained prac-j tieally all the signatures of Ihel ��� shareholders within reach iu the ��� At a meeting of the members of camp. ' I the Church of England, held on It is the intention lo delegate to J Easter Monday for the election of Mr. Switzer the i.ecessary p-.nvers! officers for the ensuing year, the to complete ihe negotiations, and following were elected: 101 this,purnose he will return to Recto: \s Warden, E. M. X. Woods, the East iu a very short time. I Peoples's Warden, J. K. Shirley. Ciravel from the dumps -of N'o.s. 2 and 3 shafts is being rocked so that Mr. Switzer will be able to carry back with him samples of the c.arse gold obtained. ��� ��� The Underwriters luu'e already received detailed survey and lopo- Treasurer, - L. M. De Gex. Secretary, R. C. Triman. Sidesmen, \V. J. B. Binder and C. Bourne. The Rector thanked the retiring officers for their services during the past year, and a motion was carried The =. Bank = of = British = North = America ; KKtiililikln'il in Ifc'il. Ini'iii'iiiii-iili'ii liy Idiynl Clntrti'r. J Paid Uij Capital' $4,866,666 Reserve Ei'Ni) Si.703.333 Head Office in Canada: Montreal. PL Stikeman; General Manager. Branches in all the principal cities of Canada, aud agents in New York, San Francisco, Seattle. Tacoma, Portland, Spokane, Boston, Chicago, Etc. WHERE IS JONES ? Gold Dust Assayed, Purchased or Taken on Consignment. . j ."���-���:'"��� Cuiarlz Assaying at Reasonable Rales,: j graphical maps, showing the pro-' instructing the Secretary to convey posed ditch iilk-, confirmatory re- the thanks of the congregation iu |)orts and estimates of cost of in- writing to Mrs. E. M. N. Woods, stallation by R. C. I.owry. M. K..' , Mr. j. i��iilinR f,,r their services photographs ol the propertv etc. M.-: Hwily.er will also have ��l��s-;as "W"^ trncts of clear title to the 16 leases j comprising lhe properly, and ;i cie-f tailed statement showing that the, local merchants and miners of Atliii have shown their faith in this pro-. perty to the tune of investing an :ig-' l�� " recent issue of the Province gregale of nearly $10,000 for the i Atlin's chances of a public library preliminary prospecting a.id deve-' {ire considered doubtful for want of lopment. .'a champion named " Alfred Allavne It is gratifving to note that there, ��� ���' :. ' .... /-.,..' ��� isaslr<n,g prokibiliiv ol the pro- >��e*' " As the Atlm Claim ,s posed company taking up other'(far reaching, perhaps Mr. A. A. ground on Pine creek. .Jones will step up. wwanuuVilimwyi w \r\ ATI.IX. P..C.. SATl'KD.W. APR! iy I-.U 1 r The Atlin Claim. lJuhlisliud every Saturday morning bv Tun Atlin Claim Pijiilikhish Co. A. C. IIiunoiiifEi.J'. Kditoii anil Pi<rii*iui:*i*on. Ollioc of publication IVurl S\ ��� Advertising rate* made known on nuiilieii- tion. ' Tim subscription priee i* ���??' "��� >'�����'���'' l"l-v* nblri in advance. No impur will bo delivered iiiiIom these conditions are complied with. Saturday, April 27th, 1901. In our news columns will be seen an account of a business meeting of the Pine Creek Tunnel Syndicate, held last week. It is gratifying to obseive the unanimity of effort on behalf of the Syndicate and the leaseholders. We wish Mr. Switzer ever success in this, the first local Atlin promotion. .Mr. Switzer has been identified with the property since its inception aud is familiar with every detail.' The property is one that very strongly recommends itself,, not alone on account of its en- couragiug prospects, but from its natural position as regards waier facilities, pressure and dumpage. ���We are credibly informed that Mr. Switzer is iu touch with underwriters of the highest standing in his native state. Atlin District From a Sportsman's Point of View. Game, Large and Small, Unlimited Within Its Area���Easy of Access And Expenses no Greater Than Elsewhere In B. C. 58 1 li* .& 'sreLessors to : ' . P. P. CO. . First Street, Atlin. G@r S$ssml@ & F^Gj^rseer/es Tolsssa:������ aetil Confectionery, Prompt A ttenti'on tp orders*^@ive us a caii- In a recent issue while discussing the amendments to the Placer Mining Act, we expressed the hope that the Mining Committee would ��� see the advisibility of -incorporating in these amendments a clause which would place the deep placer miner in the same position as the quartz miner, in as much as that when he had performed a certain amount of work, he was entitled to receive a Crown Grant, ��� or Patent, as it is called in the States. Unfortunately that Committee did not look at the matter in the'same light as we do, consequently it was decided to leave that question as it stood. It is an acknowledged fact that Atlin's future, in the main, is dependent upon its deep lead placers, and the question of Crown Grants as against Leaseholds is o:ie of the utmost importance. Mr. J. B. Hobson, manager of the Cariboo Hydraulic Mining Co., is using every endeavour to bring influence to bear with the object of getting the Government to reconsider its decision. He cites the case of California, where in the early days of. its deep placer development it was absolutely necessary to give and make every inducement aud facility' for the obtaining of capital. Upon the passage of the Act, in 1872, granting the same privileges as obtained to the quartz miner in the issuance of Patents, over $100,000,000 was interested, which in the course of ten years was yielding from ten to fifteen million dollars annually. Under the present conditions existing in this Province the prospector is practically debarred from touching deep placer ground when he is ccmpelled to pay out annually $1000 iii work and labour or forfeit his .rights, consequently he has to seek other countries where the conditions are in his favour. We are gratified to learn that a petition' was this week presented to , the Atlin Board of Trade, petitioning the Government to'endeavour to incorporate in the amendments the issuance of Crown Grants on deep placer ground, and that its'endorsement has been almost unanimous. " Variefv," it is said, " is the spice of life," and truly variety, in lhe very essence of the word, may be found in our beautiful Province and especially in our surrounding lislrict of Allin. We have heard much of its mineral wealth, which is now upon a sure foundation, but as all the world are not miners, Nature has given us treasures with a lavish hand'which may fill the desires of all. In the East our district has been noted as the "Tourists and Sportsman's Paradise." That il is one of diverse scenery, from the picturesquely b-jautiful to the supreme':/ grand, no one who lias seen it will deny, but as a'"Sportsman's . Paradise"���the term seems incongruous ���nevertheless, it is to say the least a very much tn be desired country. I have travelled a great deal over the wilds of British Columbia and only in two places have I met men, who professed to be sportsmen,, dissatisfied with their field and its contents. Both instances were unjustifiable accusations. One of these was Allin. We must .remember, howeve-, that iu '98 and '99 the whole country was overrun with invaders of Nature, aud for a radius of 12 miles or more from our city the tents of men 'were thickly strewn. Small wonder is it that the game is driven off, not to be found within half a day's tramp from home,1 though' it is quite within the range of possibility it might be. At any rate abundance of small g' me is to be had, in its season, within so easy range. A very wise provision it-is that Nature so preserves her animals and at the same time cares for one of tlie great attractions of our country. All men are : ol seeking gold. There are a few in the world who have plenty and who are willing to spend it freely in the pursuit and enjoyment of sport. In addition to the capitalist who will help develop our mineral resources, I fee! sure thai if Atlin were brought before the sporting world as a field for big game hunting, we should be able to attract men of means here who would be a great benefit to our tradesmen, and, glad to avail themselves of and pay well for the service oi those who could act as guides. In life, the greater lhe difficulties lo be surmounted tlhe more highly valued is the prize captured, and the same holds good in the hunt.' WVliave in our district abundance of game and trophies which would excite the admiration , of men .who a:e aiiUuKii;y; in s:;oii mailers. Beyond the ' noise of ..the hum of city life, in the land where the echo of the miner's blast is unheard, the forest teams with game, moose, caribou, sheep, goat, bear, lynx, martin., fox (red., cross, silver-gray and ���tel EINEST EQUIPPED,HOTEL IN THE NORTH. EVERYTHING CONDUCTED IN EIRST-CLASS MANNER. French Restaurant in GsmBicciticn Rice & Hastie, Propiuetous; David IIastie, ManaV.ee. Corner of Kirst and Discovery Streets. l& o I! e ij�� Importer' of General Merchandise Miners'' Supplies OUTFITTING A SPECIALTY FIRST STREET, ATLIN B. ��._-,.. Choice Wines Liquors and Cigars. ���Tk *��� n n *��� *fll .. t<-s)/%i 8 iICi A. J. Baker Manager. 1 ^SSVC^^hd>%'9P.^%^i �� IP. Branch Office at Pine. Rooms and Beds Best Liquors and Cigars W. J* &* Vancouver General Store. CARRII.CS A PULL LINE OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE A. S. Cross & Co Nr. Struct Allin. MEW STRIKE? Troy Laundry & Bath House Will be In New Quarters on and after March 4th, 1901. .' C. B. COPE IN Prop BROWNLEE &-Ml GO TO PICK LUNCH ROOM For Excellent Ccffee. Short Orders a Specialty* Uou��.t-IWf or Kon-t Poi-U with Mimhrnmns. FULL MEAL. KlKl'Y CUNTS. wr. **- paxtqn, NOTAUV PUIll.lC. Ol'M'ICK: Cornel* "f Third and IVurl Street, Atliii, 11. C., Opposite CiOVI.'l'llllH'llt lillild- lilies.- . -' '���' All Hindu of piiiilntr papers made out, Several years' practical' experience. ' OI*'l*'ICI-: OK H- M's CUSTOMS. J. II. Rrow'nleu,' I'.l. ��:,!). L. S. K. C LoWry, A. M. I. C. f.. :-,|--;--HOTEL VANCOUVER. . ; y , .III*ST LIQUORS & :CKiAKS Civil and - Hydraulic Engineers, } u<h>�� a.:<.-om.moi.ation. - kuhtauhant in ���v_m ii- -/ o . j ��� ' GONNUCTIO.-. Land Surveyors. . ' .; ' -"h. jomnston. t*roi��ri*-t'.r. ��� Pl'.AKl- S'fRlvKT. ATLIN, P>. C. ; Grind 'FJhIiIIiis:.for ll..r�������� niifl rinui. * 11 :';im��w����sB��w*m��3!srawHj35ts^ .e^WJW8^JM:r��^;^'^'aTO��gg^^ -2-b ��� ATLIN, B.C.. SATURDAY, APRH, i <-,<���> i ��� DKALKKS IN Shelf and Heavy Hardware. SO IE AGEMT&^FGR , 'GIANT POWDER CO. Con., of Victoria, B. C Gall on us for Prices.' 40 and 60 per cent Dynamite in 25 and 50 pound Cases. , * - Cor. of PEARL and FIRST ST.,' ATLIN, B. C. black), wolverine, fisher, etc. Our hikes, which are innumerable, are plentiful' in fish and ' wild fowl in their season; lhe woods and hills contribute vast abundance ofgrou.se and ptarmigan and the swamps, snipe; and all of this of easy access. What more can a sportsman desire? LETTER TO THE EDITOR. 'DiiAK Sir:���In the hist issue oI the Claim I noticed a copy of a letter bearing the signature of " W. J. Partridge," alias Sailor Bill; alias Bakir Bill, as he was commonly called by experienced miners in this camp, during his stay in Atlin. 1 see by this letter that Eaker Bill is trying to get some free advertis- ' ing by attacking the Atlin Mining- Co.'s property on McKee creek. This does, not surprise mc, nor will it those'who know anything of him. Through the medium of your "columns, with your kind permis- ���sion I should like to put'a few questions: ��� ist. Who is this W. J. Partridge, with the many aliases. . ��� 2nd. What has he et-er clone to help this camp in any way? ex- " "cept, perhaps, to help'Bob '' .*. Flormau float the Anaconda group, which he sold to Lord Hamilton. 3rd. Where has he ever made '��� any discoveries or where has he opened up any property ? 4th. Where has he ever benefitted the citizens of this tow.n ���financially or professionally ? .-. Ausw.ers to these questions will undoubtedly be appreciated "by the "citizens of Atlin. After he got through with Loid Hamilton he looked for new fields to work on, he came up to McKee and introduced himself to me as a mining promoter, as a man with unlimited means. Pie "further gave me to understand that if there was any property on McKee creek to be sold it would have to go through, his hands or it could not be sold at all. 1 told him then that McKee creek was no "fake" property, and that it would sell on its merits at any time, I finally in formed him that L personally, had no need ol his services 011 the creek. About a year ago he managed to get in some stakes on the creek in the following manner: I was running a tunnel all winter and drifting on the hill, j 1 did not get 20 ounces for 4 men's prospecting my ground, aud as tlie! work of six days, and I cleaned up work was costing me a good deal of. in one week of six days no less than money I swore my men to secrecy 1 61 oz. 10 dwts During my stay 011 as to'he result ol the work. When : the creek 1 look out over Hoo oz. i got through with the work one of> fiom Discovery, and made good 'information, sneaks up , aud stakes il out before*! got a chance. Then he slaked two more lenses and came to mc and told me I could have a fourth interest in them. I thanked him. but advised him I did not wish him fin a partner and that he could keep it all to himself. His scheme was ���.<-> pool with mc on the creek and let him sell the whole property. On "my refusal to co-operate wiih him .he was prepared lo abandon the ground, but chanced on Mr. C. Christopher and eventually sold .his interest lo him. In the letter, above referred to, Fakir Biil "thoroughly .prospected'' the creek, he s-iys. He biought one man wi?h him, whom lie started to work sinking a shaft���this shaft was sunk on one of my creek claims "No. 7 below���he worked a couple of days and each day he would bring up a big prospect in the pan; the hist day' that he worked he brought up a pan contairing about 60 cents, which he stated lie got off the bottom of his shaft. On this man's return to Atliii I sampled the .dump and found nothing in it, as I well knew there was liule or nothing above bedrock. I got bedrock in the shafbabout two feet deeper with as good an average prospect as on any part of the creek. This is the ''Thorough" prospecting Fakir Bill has done- on McKee creek��� one hole, 5 feet deep ! I have prospected the creek from No. 10 below Discovery to Kklc- rndo, which is 39 above, and every claim above Discovery has been worked with an average of an ounce per daj- to the man. My estimate ol" the gold that has been taken out of these claims is $150,000, aud that with the crudest methods of working. If the man referred by Partridge, is meant for myself, who got into debt at the. bank, I emphatically deny it. By way of explanation I uiighL say that Brogai, & Langley contracted a debt of $4070 on some ground they owned and I bought them out by paying olT the indebtedness, making money out of the same ground. Apart from this, the third day I got bedrock���while making my drain ditch���I took out $So; from that day on every man lepresented a dividend, and I was paying my men S5 a day, too, I j considered it a poor clean up when I If Eakir Kill could have got in on! DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. the deal as ' lie wanted to McKee ��� ��� , creek wjuld have been tlie " biggest, pjoTioi-: is hereby nm-n that the l'ui-tmji-' ' ship hi'rctofore subsisting- between J., II. liiissell :iiitl K. il. Sullivan or under rim II rin mime <>f The At lin Urn win;; Compm.y thing" in the world, hut circumstances alter cases." Thanking you for your 'space, I am, deal Sir, ���Yours sincerely, Rohi*:rt McKkk. Atlin,'H. C, April 22nd, ��� iyoi.' P. S.-��� Since the above was writ-j leu, I have returned from McKee j creek, aud am ' surprised at the i amount of work already accomplished by Mr. Eeatherstouhaugh. I have no hesitation iu stating that with everything now in his favour the ground will pay dividends from the verv start. R. McK. W. E. Haddon, STLKOGRAPHER &. ��� ' " , TYPEWRITER. Headquarters at J. A. Eraser & Co. Documents of all Kinds Promptly find Neatly Copied. hit-, been t hi.-, day dissolved. All debu <> v injr to the-aid Pariiit-i-.slii|> mv to lie paid to J. II. Russell, and all claims aKil'mit the said Partnership are to he' presented to ,1, It. Russell. IC. il. SULLIVAN. Dated tin'-. I It It day ol April, 101)1/ ap-211-liii J^SSOLUTIOfVOF^^ SHIP. ���RJO'ITCE i* lic.-relj.vgriven that the partner- ship heretofore e.\i���thi��r Lenveeii tins under-dolled. A.J. Halter and IC. G. Tenuant', or iimler the linn iiaine of The Atliii Lnmlier and ilinin-r Company, has this <lu.\ hreo din- solved. The business of I he lirm will he eon- (Mined li.v'Jlr. A. J. linker, who will ,-l,(, pay all outstanding- linl.ilitie-. All accounts due to the larc lirm will he collected hy him. A. J. UAICI-.l'. ��� ��� K. Vr. TKNNANT'. 'Atlin. II. O.. April (tli. inn. ULEvS KGGIJRT & SON, Swiss Watchmakkrs, And iiiiiniifiK'tnrinir jewellers. All kinds ol uti/rivel work executed with neatness and dispatch. ?ir-t ^.t. ne-:t to Vn-ic.nivr r (^"-rier-il Store O A NCK I.L AT I ON O F - Ii US !*I 1? V I*:. C\ Shi A It DlSTHM'T. NJOTICK is hereby (riven that the re-nervation placed on. Grown laud.s f-ituuted in the lletinett LuKe mill Allin Luke Minin;.' Divisions of (J.issiar District, notice of which was published in tin: Uritish Columbia Gazette and dated tilth December, Jtf'S. is hereby cancelled. ' U'. (.'. W'LLLS. C.'hK't Cninmissionc.-'of Lands ��X Works. ���' ! Lands '& Work., Department, Victoria. II. C... IMtli .lanuary. Ill -1. :: in-.'can T^IRKLAND HOTKL, II .FIRST RTRKKT, - ATI.1N. J. KIRKLAND, - Manaokk.1 First-class dining room And lvlegant Sleeping Rooms. ^���O<^'C>*O^O^OO'O^O'OO*<i^O*C^-s>O^^C><^C,^><&C,0C��<>O^O*O0O<>OOC*C,^,C��* THE ��������� ��� - 'm ayes, Cok. PlRST' AM) Tkainor Strkkts. 4 t o z o o ^O.^Ci^O^OOO^O^O.^O^O^O'^O.OdO^^C^O^O^O'^O^Ci^O^O^O^O.^CtCf^O'*^ BUILDER A X I) CONTRACTOI i KSTIMATKS OIYICN ON ALL KINDS OI' WORK PLANS AX I) SPKCIFI CATIONS A Sl'lCC'lAI/l'i- BRICKS FOR SALE. OFFICE: TiterdStreet, Atfcn. SliXT TO CHURCH OK KNCI.A.ND. FREE BOWLING ALLE Y liL / M h K. my men, named Boh Brown, betrayed me to lrakir Bill and told him I had struck good ground un- moncv, in fact, in the two vears I i ** cleaned ii]), after paying all my men and my peisonal expenses, $7000��� der the hill, I had intend'.a���ii the Ibis does not include the sum I sold the ground warranted���to stake a out for, but actual tverkiug profit lease, b.it Fakir Bill, ui town's taken oui in -oP;. E. ROSSELLI, Manager. Corner Pearl and First Streets, Atlin, B..C. This New. and Commodious: Hotel was opened to the Public, April 16th, 1901.���Everything in it is New.���Strictly Fir?t Class. ,-i*-.rpvr .-..���..-. ;��� -i. ��� a'.t- '\z\rs������:":'������" '���������I'l- *- -(* *"-rv. 11 i H IKE I'VE ATLIN', B. C; SATURDAY, APRIL, 27, .'901. M" I, I"' VI* 1. Mi The Pioneer Store! I'INK CITY. II. C, CARRLIiS A l-'ULL LINK OK Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings and Miners' Supplies. G* D.- NEWTON & GO* PICKED UP HERE AND THERE. Church of Knirlitnil; ��� St. .Martin's Church, cor. Third and Ti-nin- or.strerts. Sunday services, Matins nt II a. m., livensonir 1:111* !>��� in. Celebration of Holy Communion, l.st Sunday iu each month uud on Special occasions.' Sunday School, Sunday at 3 p. 111. Coiumillee Meetings, 1st Thursday in each month. Ucv. F. L. Stephenson, Reetiu-. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church hold services in the A. II. Hall, Second Si reel. Morning wrvipe at II evoninfr service 1:'M Sunday School at tho close, of the moi-nirifr service. Kev. .1.1'riiifrln, .Minister. -Smoke.La Flor de Marca and jou will smoke no other brand; ask for it and see thai you get it.-���Leland Hotel keeps them. Mr: Trottman desires to'correct a false impression that has got round town, viz.: that he was brought to Atlin by Dr. Troughtou to work for him. It is not so. He came, like many others, looking for work. Use Dockrill's Climax: Cough Cure. , c Another shipment of those line chickens has arrived for Fraser & Co. Come early and get your choice at 30 cents per pound. Carrie'and Josie Doelker, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Doelker, arrived in town Monday, They are aged respectively -"O and :4 years, and made the trip from Indianapolis to Atlin'unattended. ' The latest maps of Atlin district at Pillman &"C6's. Baths Hot, Troy Laundry. Messrs. Jackson '& Lambert of Pine creek arrived this week. It is their intention to work out their ground, this season and to do considerable prospecting "on their hydraulic ground on Dominion and Spruce creeks. Oranges, $1 per dozen, at Pillman & Co's. Orders taken at the office of the ClaIjM for the latest picture of King Edward VII. The largest circulating libiary in Atlin; only 10 cents exchange, at Pillman & Co.'s. Full line of stationers' at Dockrill's. Mr. J. S. Munro arrived in Atliii yesterday morning. Mr. Munro. has come to assume the position of manager of the Bank of Commerce in the place of Mr. T. R.Billett. We would take this opportunity of welcoming Mr. Munro to Atlin. Cuminings and Richardson have received another large consignment of Ladies' and dents' Furnishings, t Carpels, etc. Try Plot Baths, Troy Lauuiry. A pool tournament will be held at the Koolenay Hotel on Saturday next, May 4th. K11 tries Si- Discovery players are cordially invited to enter this tournament. Ask for Picadilly Club Scotch at the Leland Hotel. Plot Baths, Troy Laundry. Thos. Tait, who several weeks ago was taken to Victoria for treatment, died at the Jubilee Hospital. Just arrived! Fresh potatoes and onions and strictly fresh Eggs. Best ��� Creamery Butter, Oranges, Lemons and Apples al Pillniau's. C. Doelker is removing his meal market next week to the premises lately occupied by the Kootenay Motel, He has fitted up a poitiou of the building into rooms to rent. He will have these comfortably furnished and ready lor occupancy by May 1 st. Are you going to build or make alterations?���If so, see Olive. Men always on hand. Jack Byrom left for Victoria 011 Sunday evening last. It is said he will re-enter the service of tlie C, P. R. under Capt. Troup.' For Sale or Rent: One.tcul, _i2 x'.), board roof, on First street, next to P. Burns Butcher store; also the Irving Cafe in Discovery. ��� Apply lo Miss Ryan at the Grand Hotel, Atlin". FOUND���$300 in an Overshirt sent to the Troy Laundry.���'Shirt marked ': H. PI." Mr. C. Doelker is bringing in four milch cows; he expects them in very shortly. ��� In our advertising columns will be noticed the card of Mr.W. F. Haddon. Mr. Iladdou is an expert stenographer and typewriter and is iu a position' to undertake all work entrusted to- him with care and promptness. , . ��� . Store to rent if. best part of towu- 20 x 38.���Apply Claim Office. P"ritz Miller is now sluicing out his dump on Discovery claim. The clump was taken out during the winter, and the best 'proof of the resuk is that all the men are satisfied. Group of Seven Bench, claims for sale. .Best part of Pine creek.���Ap olv Claim Office. 'SPRING GOODS. We Carry the Largest and Best Assortment or LADLES ���& GENTS .FURNISHINGS Boots and Shoes. . .SKP" Our Priass' are tine Lowest,. STOCK OF "GOLD SEAL" RUBBER BOOTS. Gumrniri|��<s & RicHardson., ,. ' LEADING HOUSE ��PEN. W@m. BUSINESS, Temporary Premises --Next to Leland. Hotel. , P. BURNS & Co., Butchers Cbe ��regglsis.; Port in &��� Le pappallain have everything in the Urug & Patent Medicine line. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Iick. GiTJ.K-Si'iK. Prop Waltkk Bi.AKiwMgr. "Finest Wines,- .Liquors ��� and ��� Cigars. FurnishecLRaonis by, the^Uayy;., rj; v ... Week or Month. For fine Views and Photos eo to <s' >IA*. NOT RESP0N5SBL JJOTtCi: U hereby: iven that I will not be reMioiioible lor any debts contracted by mywilV J. I). IHJltlE. Atlin, li.C April UK [001. aiJ-27-lm IN THE SMALL IILBTS COLRT Or V\r-.COUV[!!, Molded ot Atlin, lj\ C. M. IIAItltiS & CO. .]. W. WA I.TICKS. 'l\i .7. W. WAi.xr.HH. ���jMrO'lTCIi K hereby (riven that the above i)lm.i)iClil"$ *��� * Films, Plates, etc. for sale. First, and Pearl Streets. Atlin B. C. THE QOID HOUSE. DISCOVERY, B. C. Comfortably Furnished Rooms���By the'Day, Week or Month. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN . PLAN. " .). Lkaxhekdale, Proprietor. ware, ni-tioii will be tried on .Muj lth. III. I. at J lN-,MV al���| Second Hand Tin ami firunite Ware. I ron Steel. I'iiUs. Sho\rl> im.l UhtcU��inith'i�� the Court, House. Atlin, H.C Jn default of your appearance the Mime ivill be tried in your alienee. \V . POLL.\ lil) OKA NT, I'lnintiliV Solicitor. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. ���jVrOTlCIC is hereby i*iven that the Part ne r- -.hip heretofore MiliiUtiii;; between |{. U. Dixon ami V T. Troiiulitmi, under the firm mime ol Troiifrhlou ,v Di.son, ou ueis ol' the Koynl Hotel. Atlin. li.C, Im, this day been dis-olvi-d by mutual couM.'iit. The business will henceforth be carried on by V. T. Troughtou. who will pay all debts due by the late lirm, and collecl all amount-, due tu said IIrin. I*'. T. TROIJOHTON. It. IL urxoN. Atlin. li.C.. April III. III. I. np;!7-lin Coal. Gidiit Pow der. Cups, i'use aud Vukoii Stove- (ioods l!onf|lit Sold <ui(I Lxcliiiiiqed. ,C. DGELK.EK, ' - . . . FRESH MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND..- . . ' Pish, Game in season and home made Sausage. COKNICK P'lKST AND PlCAKI. STRKKTS. Ci. I-:. Il.�� yi*..- I J. B. NORTON & Co., GENERAL MERCHANDISE, BOULDER CREEK. All Goods ut Atlin Prices-i'Ycijjhtinir Done. Leave Onli'i'.s at Pillniau's, Discovery. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.' EIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT .��� ," ��� '. :'I*>T.y CONNECTION. Headquarters 'or llulinei- & l-'arrntl's slusre. NE TREE HOTEL. discovery, h. c. l-'inest of liquors. Oood stiihliug. O.K. Kn. Sandk, Propi ietor. KATHS 11ARHKR vSHOP I". LINK Prop. Now occupy their new uuurterij next to the Bank of U.X. A.. First Street. T'.-.e bath room* lire equally us i?ooel iih foiuul Li (IiJms, Private ICnt ranee for Indies, m '41 m W m I �� i M \Aiifi m - w**wu..��ttnncT.T'*rj��Mr:��v-);vtr WaisMCSAtWWoi TU3X K'Ttfti.'fflgWffTCyT^fttyi^a^ji j��Utg��f>'.7?lW��ii-gnsv]n��rryi) ff^fV g^?***^**^***^ ������"^-
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1901-04-27 |
Description | The Atlin Claim was published in Atlin, a remote community located in northwestern British Columbia, close to the Yukon border. The Claim was published by the Atlin Claim Publishing Company, and ran from April 1899 to April 1908. Although a number of different editors worked on the Claim, the two longest-serving editors were Alfred C. Hirschfield and William Pollard Grant. |
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Atlin (B.C.) |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run: 1899-1908 Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Atlin_Claim_1901_04_27 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-09-07 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 64812906-d5df-44a4-a577-00c1929c23c6 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0169149 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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