il^ .���:p** \ ' VOL. 6. ATLIN, B. C, SATURDAY, APRIL 19. igo2.��� NO. 14+. IMPORTANT Thai the public should know we have ii large .Slock of . 'BOOTS' AND SHOES This week we opened up a huge consignment which arrived last Full. -We must sell, which means We "will Sacrifice. - Men's Fine .Shoes, Mack and Tan, American and Canadian make; Men's Good Working- Shoes ; I,adies Shoes, ljultoued and Laced ; Children's Shoes in all sizes and grades. All of the very best quality money can buy. < Call and be convinced thai each and every one who buys a pair will gel a snap. Remember we have dropped to the lowest notch on Groceries. ; BLAGKETT& CO. The Canadian Bank of Commerce. ��� CAPITAL PAID UP " S8,ooo,ooo. Branches of the Bank at Seattle, San Francisco, , ' Portland, Skagway, etc. Exchange said on all Posatis* r Gold Dust Purchased���Assay Office in Connection. . J. S. MUNRO, Manager. LOUIS SCHUU, Wholesale and Retail Butcher FIRST STREET, ATLIN, B; C ��� The Vancouver General Store. ��� Dealers in. Provisions, Dry Goods, Etc., A* S* GROSS & Go* Pioneer Batiery and specialties rx FANCY CAKES & PASTRY. Fresh Bread, Rye Bread, etc* , Chas. Mvkk, Proprietor.. G<ii'(I Kuiiiiis tn Kcnl--H.v tin- Duy, \Vi><;k or Mouth at reasonable rates. SheSf and Heavy Hardware, Acmo Club and Uoiitiiiiu Hockey Skates Man's llulf Soles mill Shoe Nulls. Henry Piston & Son's Saws. Windows, Doors, Glass and l'uttcy, etc., etc. Full Line of Winchester���-Black & Smokeless���Rifle & Shotgun Cartridges. . Goods llouqlil Sold and Exchanged. The = Bank = of = British = North -America [Established in IfilHl. Incorporated li.v Koyul Cliartor. Paid Ui< Cai'itai. - - - - - : JS4.S66.666 " Rrseuvk Funo - -���-���'-. - - - $1,776,333 ..Head Office in Canada: Montreal. H. Stuceman, General Manager. Branches in all the principal cities of Canada, and agents in New York, San Francisco, Seattle. Tacoma, Portland,'Spokane, Boston, Chicago, Etc. MSSMY OFFiGE Gold Dust Assayed, Purchased or Taken on Consignment. Quartz Assaying at Reasonable Rates. CANCELLATION Of Delinquent Leaseholds Is Asked; by, Miners. .Enthusiastic Mass Meeting Passes Important .Resolutions ��� Want Judicial Powers. At a mass meeting of miners, which was held in McDonald's Hall on Wednesday evening last, a petition was presented for signature, of which the following is the text. George Pollay occupied the chair and Harry Brown- acted as secrelary. There was a very good attendaneeof miners from all parts of the district. To His Honour Sir Henri G. Joly de Lotbiniere, K. C. M. G., Lieut-Governor of the Province of British Columbia; And The Members of the Legislative ��� Assembhr of the said Province, . now in Session Assembled: The prayer of-your Petitioners, Free Miners .of Atlin district, in mass assembled, herewith humbly shewith, that - - Whereas certain Hydraulic Leases in the Atlin Mining Divi sion of Cassiar district in the Pro vince of British Columbia, are at present being held without the necessary yearly assessment work being done thereon or the necessary payment being made in lieu therepf and Whereas, great confusion has arisen in the office of the Mining Recorder at Atlin, B. C, through the present system of accepting applications and granting and issuing Records of placer and other claims (in' many cases for the same ground)and Whereas great delay, inconvenience and loss have been occasioned to the miners through the lack of power to settle disputes on mining property being vested in the Gold Commissioner, and the fact that a competent Court to settle said disputes sits only for a short session during the summer season, The necessary steps ��� be taken in the Legislature so that the-aforementioned Hydraulic Leases should revert to the Crown and not be open for re-location as leases, but be open lor location by individual miners, as we know that much of., the ground at present so held is capable of being worked in a remunerative manner for years to come by'the individual miner; and That an improved system-of recording be inaugurated whereby not more than one application be taken or more than one record be granted for the same ground, and that \llie Officials in the Recording Office he , held responsible foi the proper carrying out of 'the said system, and that Gold Commissioners be empowered and instructed to promptly settle all disputes in respect of all kinds of mining property; and ';, ��� Your Petitioners will ever pray: The petition has been extensively signed and will' in due seasor.be forwarded a copy each to the Lieut. Governor ai.d to the Government at Victoria. ��� �����*- ��� . Anti-Oriental Resolutions. Skagway has followed in Atlin's wake- and. has, in mass meeting, passed anti-Mongolian, resolutions. From advice, it seems that two Chinamen were being employed by Mr. Broemser for help in his hotel, the Astor House, and a committee of citizens waited upon the business ^ men of Skagway topascertain their feelings in the'matter, with the result that at a largely attended public meeting, held last week, the(.;. following resolutions were unani- mously passed: ��� "Resolved, that it is the sense of this meeting- that Chinese are not' wanted and that every method not averse to law and order should be used to expel the Chinese and keep them out of Skagway. And be it further "Resolved, That we, the citizens of Skagway, in. mass meeting . assembled, ask' the committee to further act for.us, granting it full power." . May. Visit Atlin. According to a despatch from Victoria, it seems that Mr. Vy. M. Brewer, the B. C. representative, of the Engineering & Mining Journal, of New York, is endeavouring to make arrangements with the Institute of American Mining Engineers that on their excursions next year the Association include British Columbia in its itinerary, in which case Atlin will be included. Freight Rates. The merchants are anxiously awaiting the Classification Lists of the new freight tariff of the W. P. & Y. Co. The general rate from the Summit, which is noted below, is to hand, but without the Classic fication it is impossible to arrive at a correct estimate of the charges which may be imposed on goods during the ensuing season: , Class 1, $1.90 per :oo lbs; class 2, |i.66;'class. 3, $1.42;- class 4, " $1.19: class 5, 95 c; class,6, .90 c; class 7,.75 c>.' class .8, 73c; class 9, 73 c; and class 10,70 cents. Ottawa, April 16th.���Col. Pel- latt will command the Canadian Contingent who' will attend the Coronation. ��� L. ''I If ImViiiw'ki7" ' ^ . '''in* , iM^ljjBWtllilllln^ ' -* issseaiai ATLJN, B.C., SATURDAY, A-PRII. iy,..H>(>2. V" The Atlin Claim. ***m t'lthlished nverjr Nuturduy imirnini; hv T'.ik A'ii.in Claim Puhmhhisci Co.- A. f'.. lIlltKCHPBM), Kkitok. 11. Todd Lur.s, Rnh-lidito'r. Other of publication l'earl Sr.. Atlin. 1L C. AdverlNins? Rates: $1.(10 tier inch, each insertion. Keadinjj; notices, 2fi cents a1 line. Spec'iiil (Contract Uates on application. Tim subscript ion pi-ice is !?."i a year pay- (vbki in advance. No piper will be delivered unless this condition is ennuilieil with. Saturday, A run, 19, 1902. With ��� the publication of the ' ��� correspondence between the Dominion and Provincial Governments on the subject of the County Court Judge for Atlin district, and, together with information of a later date from Mr. G. R. Maxwell,' M. P., we arc now assured that a Count}- Court Judge will be appointed for Atlin, to be resident here. With all due deference to contrary opinion, we'caiinot but attribute the greatest amount of success for the probable issue to the Board of Trade of Atlin, with, of course, the endorsement of the Vancouver and Victoria Boards of Trade. It is matter of congratulation,- according to the Deputy Minister of Justice, that the Provincial Acts have a provision which permits of the appointment of more than one County Court Judge for any judicial district. It will, in consequence, he unnecessary to inflict upon us a " Deputy," who could come and go , as he pleased, in all probability, and in the end leave us worse off than we now are, to say nothing about the reprehensible fact that a "Deputy" is permitted to practice his profession even though he be a "Judge." JUDICIAL AFFAIRS The Appointment of a County Court Judge., Some Interesting- Correspondence Which, Has. Passed Between the two'Governments. At a mass meeting held in Discovery on Wednesday last a petition was presented and numerously signed, petitioning the Government to endeavor to enforce certain suggested changes in the office of the Gold Commissioner with regard to hydraulic leases. With the enforcement of these suggestions our opinion is, that so long as the leasehold clauses of the Placer Act remain in force, there is no reason why a leaseholder should be exempt from the same laws by which the individual miner is governed in the matter or assessment, lay-over and such like. Again, should any leases be forfeited .for non-compliance with the regulations governing the same, the individual miner has the first preference to the ground when it can be shown to be ground capable of profitable exploitation by individual miners. The petitioners, however, ask that judicial powers be given to Gold Commissioners,, not aware that the Provincial Government has not that power to give. The older heads of the district should remember that the judicial .powers with which Gold Commissioners were previously-endowed by the Mining Acts was declared " ultra yiris'- by the Supreme Court. Were it possible to grant that power, as far as Atlin is concerned, it would now be unnecessary as the appointment of a judicial official is assured. The following copies of correspondence with the Dominion Government and the Provincial .authorities in the matter of a Resident County Court, Judge for Atlin has just been handed down by the At- tornev-Geucral: Ottawa, 2S1I1 Jan.,,1902. To the Hon. the Attorney-General of B. C, Victoria, B. C. Siu:���Referring to previous correspondence with regard to the appointment of a 'resident County Court Judge Tor the Atlin district, I enclose herewith copy of a letter which' the Minister has-received from the Secretary of the Atlin District Board of Trade. Will you be good enough to consider what he states in connection with the representations of the ' B. C. Board of Trade recently referred to you, and report for the information of the Minister ' your, views with respect to the necessity or propriety of acceding to the request of these Boards 'of ' Trade. I,: understand that by reason of an amendment to your County Court Act- more -thaii one County Court Judge may be appointed for -.any ��� County Court within the Province, so that it may be possible to appoint a Judge for the Atlin district ��� without further Provincial legislation,, although, of course, it will be necessary to make provision for the salary here before any appointment could be made. (Sg:l.) E. L. Newcombe, Deputy Minister of Justice. *&' Hydraulic Mining �� Machinery, PIYDRAULIC DERRICKS ��� From 3 to 10 tons lifting capacity. HAND POWER DKRRICKS of 1 to 2 tons lifting capacity. HYDRAULIC GRAVEL ELEYA.TORS, HYDRAULIC GIANTS, WATER GATES, ANGLIC STEEL RIFFLES & ' HYDRAULIC ;' RIVETED PIPE. The Joshua Hendy Machine Works. ' Nos. 38 to .|.| 'Fremont Street, SAN FRANCISCO, ,CAL. Write for prices, circulars and catalogues, or call on ��� A. C. Hirschfeld, Agent, Atlin;-. B; C. Atlin Lumber & Mining Co. A. J. BAKER - - Manager. ������������� ..���.---. Lumbering in all its Branches. Mills at Atlin, 131 C. IlKAKcir Okkick at .Discovery THE ROYAL HOTEL, E. ROSSELLI, Manager. Corner Pearl and First Streets, Atlin, B. C. This New and Commodious Hotel was "opened to the Public, 16th, 1901.���Everything in it is New.--Strictly First Class. CHOICLST WINLS, LIQUORS AND CIGARS CASE GOODS A SPI.CIAL1 Y- Apiil tbe ��� Jltlin 0beap ���a$S). store. ������������� '"PO make room for large Spring importations, I have decided to undersell Cut Rates already Advertised, and, in addition, quote the fol- [In our issue of January iSth last a synopsis of the -letter ' from the Atlin District Board of Trade was published, there is therefore 110 necessity for reprinting it here.] Victoria, B. C,"Feb. 22, 1902. To E. L. Newcombe, Esq.," K.C., Deputy Minister of Justice, Ottawa, Out. Sik:���I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your communication of the 28th ultimo respecting the necessity for the appointment of a resident County Court Judge for the district'of Atlin. I must apologise for the seeming neglect of a previous communication from you on this subject. On the receipt of your letter I asked the late Chief Justice when reporting to the Government of British Columbia upon his work as'Commissioner at Atlin, to deal with the advisability of appointing ������ a-County. Court Judge. Owing to'illness for some time before his death the Chief Justice was unable to make this report. From inquiries which I have recently made I am convinced that the representations made to the Honorable the Minister of Justice in the memorial bearing date of the Stir of January, 1902, submitted to him by the Atlin District Board of Trade, are well founded. At the present lowing prices: Alert Bay Salmon, per doz Worcester Sauce ,, Simco Jam, 5-lh pail Ev. Apples, 5 lbs Apricots ,,��� Peaches ,, Moccasins, S2.00 per $2.50,] Pears . ,,' 3.00 i Cooking Figs,, pair. 90 1.09 1.00 65 Felt Sugar, 8 lbs Cheese, per lb Lubeck Sliced Potatoes, per lb Ham and Bacon, per lb /3 65 I. OO 25 30 25: Overshoes & Manitoba Arctics, Ladies' & Children's.Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods.,etc., etc., at cost.-'- Crosse & Blackwell's Jams and Marmalades and all other Goods : Reduced ro to 20 percent. All Goods Warranted and If not Satisfactory Money Returned. M. F o I e y, * THE KOOTENAY HOTEL. George E. Hayes, Proprietor Coit. Fikst and Tkainok Streets. Tliis First Class H��>tel lias heun remodeled and refurnished throughout uiid offers the iiest iiccommodiition to Transient or Permanent Guests.���American mid Europi'un ptun. Finest Wines, liquors and Cigars* '��� Billiards and Pool., . - -J THE OftANI FINEST EQUIPPED HOTEL IN THE NORTH. EVERYTHING CONDUCTED IN FIRST-CLASS MANNER. French Restaurant in Connection* David Ha.stie, Proprietor. . ; Corner of First and Discovery Streets. THE GOLD HOUSE, DISCOVERY, B. C. Comfortably Furnished Rooms���By the Day, Week or Month. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. J. P. IloBK, Muna.vr. I m po ATLIN, B. C. SATURDAY. APRIL 19, 190?. Wp can. give You as Good Value for your CASH as Groceries, Provisions, etc JW ^ any House m Town. ��� -, . - , . Try us with it and see. (riant. Powder on hand. 3. B. Traser $ Co. tiine a Judgcqf .the,Supreme Court goes to Atlin once a year for a short time!" .It is. impossible for one of the Supreme Court Judges to be in that pari of the Province for any extended period owinj to term eu- gngeniculs,��� and consequently, the .'idmiiiistratiou, of Justice, both civil and criminal, isiirahighly unsatisfactory stale. I will give you an ��� .example: If a man be committed for trial upon a charge which ��� he may be quite willing to have dealt with under the Speedy Trials Act by a County. Court Judge, he is unable to avail himself of that mode of disposing of,.his case. The prisoner cannot be taken >to Vancouver lor election as it is unsafe to attempt to convey him through the American territory'.-which shuts off the All in 'country from the sea. liu- rtant litigation respecting ' mining rights could be brought before a Couniv Court J udsje that now has lo be delayed pending the arrival of a Supreme. Court Judge. I consider the duties that would fall to be discharged.by'1 a County Court Judge-at Atlin';. sji important that 1 take the liberty of suggesting that only an-able and..experienced lawyer should receive the appointment. The Government of' this Province will supplement the regular salary paid by. the :Dominion to the extent of $500 a year..���I.have, etc., (Sgdj D.'M. Eberts, Altornev-Genernl. DUEL WITH KNIVES. Fatal Gun Practice 7��� Acer dent on H.M.S. -Mars. British'Budget SJiows a Deficit of Forty-live Million Pounds ��� Ineomo Tax Increased, CriiCAfiO, April i6lh.���A savage .duel, with 18-incli butcher knives, which will probably be followed by two deaths, took place'last night in tlie'. kitchen -of the Union League Club. Thc'parliciiiiints \veve Emil Coltou,. butcher, and Joel Kuntz, chef. They cut and slashed one- anolher furiously for several minutes till they both fell covered with wounds. ���' The combat is supposed to have originated through Colton's discharge from the club and he attributed his dismissal to Kuntz. There is very small hope entertained for ther' recovery of either of the men. Atlin, Hugget, and Grape Rings And All Kinds of Jewellery Manufactured on the Premises. j^MT" Why send out when you can get goods as cheap here? ��� Watches From $5 up. Fine Line of Souvenir Snoons. JULES EGGERT & SON, The Swiss Watchmakers. o O z r- < I'OK :r", �� CTI Alliu'Lodge, A.O.U.W., No. 1.5, will give a Grand Hall and Supper in Dixon's Hall on the Evening of Friday," 25th inst.���Make no other engagement. Tickets: Gentlemen, $1.00 Ladies. Free. WIRELETS.: ; Nkw Yokk, April i6th.���Harris Gates & Co., representing the. Millionaire Gates' interests in'this city have., announced '"Uiat they have bought a large* amount of stock of the Louisville'and Nashville "Railway,-and assert that they-have purchased the stock purely for investment and not .for speculative ��� purposes. : ". '' . ..-.,' ��� . -. ��� London, Apiil 16U1. ���~ The bondsmen for Piincess .Radziwell, who is accused of having forged the name" of Cecil Rhodes, have withdrawn today, and the Princess has had to go lo jail. The case will come up for trial on Monday next. London, April 16th.���The Budget, which has just been put before the Imperial Parliament"has caused much bitter feeling among the British people. The deficit is shown to be .��45,000,000, and, in consequence, - the income tax has been advanced One penny per /,'. An import duty of three pence has been, added upon grain and five pence upon flour and meal. The .borrowing of .��32,000.000 has been made necessary in consequence of the continued hostilities in South Africa, but should the peace negotiations be brought,to a successful issue the contemplated loan may be obviated. Lonijon, April 16th..��� Queen Wilhelmihn is very ['seriously .ill and her condition causes the greatest alarm in Holland. The festivities which had been arranged lor the celebration of the birthday of Prince Consort on Saturday has been abandoned. Bkrlin. April ;6th.���In consequence, of the anarchist disturbances in Brussels the schools have been' transferred into barracks, while in Morlanwelz, Valere and Mabille all the factories and mines have, been closed. In socialistic disturbances at Namur last night, the mob stoned the police, but the gendarmes finally scattered the ri..ters by charging the mob with drawn swords. Many arrests have bee*-, made, but it is feared the trouble is not vet ended. Coi.'STY G'OCIIT OK VANCOUVER, Hol.UKN AT ATMS. H. C. TSJOTTCE i> hereby (riven that the above Court will sit at the Court House, Atlin. li. C, cm Tuesday, the 10th day of June' next ensiling, atthe hour of 10 o'clock, a.m., for the ]iur|K).se oT hearing all cuiiics mill other matters" that may he set down for trial. , , ��� Dated at Atlin. H. O.', this 12th day of April, 11MI2. 15. M.N. Woods, Registrar. Certificate of, Improvements. KOCK OF AGES MINERAL CLAIM, Situatk on Pine . Ckeek, Atlin Division, Caksiau Disthiot, H. C. TSJOTICIi is hereby given *����' Wo,' F. A, ^ Wise, W, G.' .Mitchell and N. H. Ilun- mills. intend, Sixty days from date, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate cif Improvements for the purpose of ohtniniuga Crowii Grant of the above mineral claim. Asn l'vuiHKK, Take notice that aetion under Section 37 nnist be commenced before the issuance of such Ccrtiiieate oT Improvements. ^ Dated this 3rd day of February, 1902. ��� V. A.Wisk. W. G. Mitchell. Illcl-tiOd N, H. Runnalls. PhotograpD$ OK fVlaska, Yukon and Northern B.C. t'KOM Skagway to Atlin & Dawson c:o to HIRSCHFEIVD'S St. Pktkk.skukg, April <6th.��� M. Sipiaguinc, Minister of the Interior, was fatally wounded by an assassin's bullet in theiribhy of the Ministerial Offices this morning and died ..this .'afternoon;, sassin has been arrested. The- as- ToKoxTd, Out., April 16th.��� Police Magistrate Craig -of.Arn- prior is dead, lie was the father of Justice and George Craig of the Yukon. London, A|>ril 16th.���Gunnery Lieutenant James S. Bourne. Lieut Miller and nine Bhu.' Jackets of His Majesty's first class battleship, Mars, wore .ins;auliy killed yester- day by the b:noting ol a 12-inch gun, while engaged in gun practice off llerchaveii, besides those killed several others on board wore more or less severely injured. Toronto, April 16th. ���The General'Flections for the Province of Ontario will take place on May 29th next. Placer Act, 1901,. consolidated, for sale at this office.' STEVENS Single Barrel Gun THE MOST POPUIAH GUN MADE This gun is fully up to the quality of our rifles, which for 38 years have been' STANDARD. It is made in 3 styles, and in 12, i6ancl20gauge. Bored for Nitiio PnwnKK and fully guaranteed. No. 100 . ��� S3.00 No. 110 . . 12.00 No. I20 . . 15.00 Send stamp for large catalogue illustrating complete line, brimful of valuable information in sportsmen.. J. Stevens Arms and Tool Co. P.O.Box CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS. Notice. -JSTOTIC15 is hereby (riven that, application will be made to the Parliament of Canada, at the next Session thereof for an act tn incorporate a company with power to build, equip, maintain uud operate a line.or line* of railway from some point on Kitimat Inlet in Coast District, in the Province of Hri- tish Columbia, thence by the most convenient and feasible'route to lliizultou on SUeena River' in the' Cassiar fh'striot it: Knid,Province, thence from said ll.-tzrlt.ou by the most feasible and practicable mute lo a point on the Northern lJouiidar'y lini' ol the Provinceof British Colimiljia.utor near Teslin Lake or Atlin Lake or both; And also from said Hazelton by the most reasonable and feasible route to a point at or near the Eastern Boundary line of the Proriiica viaSkeena. Babine, Driftwood, OmiriecaauiL Fiulity Rivers to Peace Iiiver Pass, the.nca .Easterly to the Eastern boundary of th�� Province; thence to a point at or uenr Edmonton, in the North west Territories of Canada, with authority also to construct, equip, maintain and operate branches from any point in the proposed line or lines, not exceeding in any one cave thirty miles is length; and with power to construct, acquir* own and maintain wharves and clocks in connection therewith; and to construct.owsi.ar- ciuire, equip and maintain steam and othor vessels and boats, and operate the same on any navigable waters; and to construct, op- erato and maintain telegraph and telephone lines along the routes of said railway and its branches, or in connection therewith, mii to transmit messages, for commercial purposes, and to collect, tolls therefor; and ta acquire and receive from any Government, corporation, or persons, grants of land, rights of way. money. Ixjiuises, privilesot or other assistance in aid of the construction of the Company's undertaking, and to eo'iir nect with and to enter into traffic or other arrangements with railway, steamboat or other companies, and for all rights, powan ind privileges necessary, usual or incidental to all or any of the aforesaid purpose���. Dated this 4th day of February, A. I)-19M_ .1. A. Gemnull, ' . ������ ' Solicitor for Applicants. LAND ACT, 1901, Copies ol the new Placer Act of 1901, consolidated with the Acts of 1S98 and 1899, for sale at the Claim Office. Initial Post: - Uritish Yukon Navigation Company., Limited,-South-oast Corner Post: 'T'AKE notice that, sixty day�� after date, [ 011 behalf of tho British Yukon Navigation Company, Limited Liability, intend t<�� apply to the Chief Commissioner of Laudi uud Works for perinis'iion to purchase for terminal and industrial pnrjioscs. 011 behalf of the said company, the following described tract of land in the Atliii Mining "Division of Cassiar, H. C, containing 4i) acres, more or less, commencing at a post planted on th# shore of the west side of Atliii Luko, at or near the outlet of Atliii Lake into the Atlin-- too Uiver, and on the northerly limit of said' outlet, thence running west ten {10) chaiut thenco north forty (40) uliains, thence east ten (10) chains to its-point of intersection with tho west shore of Atlin Lake, thenco southerly forty (40) chains along the shore of the said lake to its point of commencement, f Huitish Yukon Navigation: Co., Ltd.,. per P. P. Scharschmidt, Agent. Dated this J9th rlay of March, J!)(I2. ; nii-22-S-r ������"^���^-"'^aigasswa! ���v\ n i '-, !' i A :! ATLIN, B.C., SATURDAY. APRIL 19, 190: PICKED UP HERE AND THERE. Church of [Cnglaud: c St. Mai-tin's Church, cor. Thin! and Truin- or streets. Sunday services, Matins at 11 a. in., Kveiisong 7:!10 p.m. Celebration of Holy Communion, 1st Sunday in euoli,month unci on Special, occasions. Sunday School, Sunday ut, li p. in. Committee Meetings, 1st Thursday in each month. Kev. V. L. Stephenson, Rector. St. Auilrew'�� Presbyterian Church hold services in tho Church on Second Street. Morniim service, at II evening service 7:3U Sunday School a< the close of the morning service. Kev. .1. Itusseil. Minister. Kree Keuding Room, lo which all are welcome. Notice. ��� ��� With the end of April,' the' Bulletin contract with the public expires. If if is-'the desire of our patrons that the telegraph service !>e continued wc must look for a more generous response than' has been accorded us in the past. The subscription list is now open and as we have referred the matter to the people we leave it to them as to whether or not they desire a telegraphic service. , Go to Cummings & Richardson for Gold Seal Hip Gum Boots, $9- 5o. , . The popular game of "Ping Pong " has taken the town by storm. -" ��� McDonald's Grocery has Fresh Carrots and Turnips and will bring in next week a large consignment of Fresh eggs, butter, fruits and vegetables. The Atlin District Miners' Association has donated the sum of S25 .to. the Atlin-Hospital. Blue Ribbon Coffee is absolutely pure.���It is sold in all the stores in Atlin. The bridge on Pine creek, below .Surprise lake, at the crossing to Boulder, etc., has been found to' be ��� in'an unsafe condition and the -Government Agent has sent up men to temporarily repair it. Complete line of Fancy Stationery at Pillman & Co.'s Prominent among the main- arrivals this week were Dr. F. T. Troughton and Mr. Fall. They were passengers on the Princess May, which the}- describe as a veritable floating palace for comfort, treatment and speed. Mr. Fall returns to Atlin to accept a responsible position . with the Societe ��� 'Miniere on Boulder creek. Furnished.rooms to rent���apply ITotel Northern.' Fresh Ranch Eggs, just arrived, . atlC. L. Pillman & Co.'s Mr. I). Stevens, of Stevens & Bindley, Customs Brokers and General Agents of White Horse, arrived in town Thursday morning last. His firm has been appointed Northern Agents for the Hamilton Powder Company, and Mr. Stevens' visit is primarily in connection with the business of that Company. He will return to White''Horse to-morrow morning. Fresh Garden Seeds at Dockrill & Bourne's. There is more solid comfort in a cup of Blue Ribbon Tea than in a gallon of most beverages. . Back numbers of the Ati.in Ci.aim can always be had at the Claim office, price 15 cents. .Garden Seeds at Pillman &.Co.'s According lo report from recent arrivals, Archie Shiels, who was r connected with the Atlin Mining, Co. for the last two year's, will return with rhe first boat to take the position of Agent for the W. P. & Y.'Co. If the report be true, we may say that no more popular appointment could have been made. To Amateur .Photographers ��� Toning and fixing solution for Solio and other papers, in bulk,' ready for use, at Hirschfeld's. J. B. Norton, successor lo J. B. Norton & Co., wishes to inform the public that he will re-open the General Merchandise Store 011 Boulder creek and will carry a'full stock in all lines. , . Get your Snow Glasses at Pillman & Co.s At the O. K. Barber Shop, the baths are now open. Show Case for sale.-���Apply at the Claim Office. Fraser & Co. have nice i'rksh Eggs, just in. ' ��� Miss Miller, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. D. Todd Lees, leaves for her home in Vancouver tomorrow. P. W..Grant is making a short visit to Skagway. New grass butter, Fresh ranch eggs and Fresh ,fruit at A. Nickerson's. Miss Rant, left on Wednesday for her home iir Victoria. Cummings <& F^ipHard-son, The Leading House NOW'S YOUR CHANCE: . Gold Seal Hip Gum Boots Good Seal Bootees . ' - -' WE HAVE FULL RANGES IN 5S9.50. .- ' ��� . c 3-50. LOW RUBBERS CALL AND INSPECT OUR NEW GOODS. VENDOM.E 'HOTEL. Choicest Wines, Liquors & Cigars. . FREE BOWLING ALLEY. fiotel Russell. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Pool and Billiards Tree, Dixon & Burton, Pro|>$. Pacific Coast S.S. Co. Pioneer Alaska Line. ; For B. C. ^and Puget. Sound Ports. C. DOELKEE, . . . FRESH MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. . . Fish, Game in , season and home made Sausage. NoRTiiickx Hotki. Building, First Strkkt. Finest W:nes,; Liquors and Cigars. - - -Burnished Rooms-by-the Day,- .-���- -/. ^ Week or Month. The following Elegant- Steamers leave Skagway: Cottage City ' April 20. City ok Skattlk 21. City ok Topeka 26. Cottage City, calls at Sitka southbound and at Victoria. City of Seattle calls at'Vancouver. ���ALASKA ROUTE SAILINGS. The following sailings are announced for the month of April��� Reaving Skagway at 6 p.m., or on arrival of train: F or Call and get. Prices at IF YOU WANT Information Princkss May, April 21. ,, 30. Sailing of the Ajiur from Van- , couver, April 16th cancelled. The Hamilton Powder Works. Orders taken for Powder, Caps and Fuse. Write for Prices STEVENS & BINDLEY, Wiiitk House, Y. T. CONCERNING MINES & MINING PROPERTY In the Atlin District WRITE TO G. li. H.vyhs. J. G. COKN'KLI.. Discovery. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Frank Mobley, Taxidermist* ATLIN, B.C. Furs and Skins dressed���Birds and Animals stuffed. Prices can be obtained upon application to A. C; HlRSCHEELD, Specimens on exhibition and for sale at the Claim Office. Real Estate and Mining Broker, P. O. Box, 36. Atlin, B.C. ., THE IRVING HOTEL, Pino City, B. C. Has the Best Equipped Bar. The McDonald Entertainment IInil in Con- f.'cfcion. . li. McDonald, Prop. FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION. Headquarters for lltiliuer & Parrott's stase. PiNETREE^HOTEL. DISCOVERY, B. C. Finest of liquors. Good stabling. Gn.-Sands, Proprietor. O. K. BATHS BARBER SHOP F. UNK Prop. Now occupy ttieir new quartern next to tlie Hunk of H. N. A.. I-'irxt Street. The liiitli rooms tire cciunlly as (rood u�� found in cities. Private Kntranee for Indies.. HOTEL VANCOUVER HEST LIQUORS A CrGAKS Good Accommodation. ���' Ukstauhant in CONNKCTUiS. S..IOHNSTON, Proprietor. Good HtuliliuK for Horses and Uoirs. W. WALLACE GRIME & Co., MINING BROKERS & COMMISSION AGENTS. Third Street. Atlin B. C. t_.... .iSB
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1902-04-19 |
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_1902_04_19 |
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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 | 10.14288/1.0169154 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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