[0 VOL: 7. ATLIN, B.C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1902 NO. 161. JL H. Richardson, Successor 'to Cummings & Richardson, The Leading House NOW'S YOUR CHANCE: For Bargains In'Dry Goods,,,,Boots and Shoes. The Canadian Bank of Commerce. CAPITAL -PAID UP $8,000,000. Branches of the Bank at Seattle, ,. _ _ -��� -. lj" -'*-y ;..-San/FrainCisco;r '��� 1 Portland, Exchange, sold on-all Points. Skagway, etc. Gold I.'twr PuKciiAsiii-t���Assay Okfick in Connection. ' J. S. MUNRO, Manager. LOUIS SOHULZ, Wholesale, -and .. Retail Butcher -- FIRST^'STi&ET/:^TLrfvV B.J' C) Agents ..for: ���''.' . THE STANDARD.. OIL-, CO., . -/' '. TH'lf'>GUDAHY PACKING' Ca, CHASE & SANBORN, ("Seal Coffee). '"' ' rose of elensburg butter. .'.Wholesale :&' xRetail :i^exiioi#^illOfilNS: C<W yWesdlicit your Mail* Orders:"- <��� ��� SKAGWAY, Alaska i Pioneer Bakery and Restaurant. i , - ' SPECIALTIES IN i FANCY CAKES. & PASTRY. i Fresh Bread, Rye Bread, etc. i ��� 'i; < '-' ������ .-.- ������ >��� >.:-.- .Cuas- M,yek, Proprietor. V Good Rooms to Kent���By the .Day, Week ov Month nt reasonable rates. -.-- - - JIMMYxREQAN Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Mou's lUiIf Soles aK'USIipo, Nuils. ^���r^Henry-Distoi^A-S&rs, Saws. -���^Windows, Doors, Glass and Puttej-.'ete., etc. w- - *��� i- BOOM BANG-���BOOM I-1���'Dynamite,' Caps and Fuse. FiuTL'ine of Winchester���Blaek & Smokeless���Rifle & Shotgun . - ��� . Cartridges. - Goods Bought Sold and Exchanged. THE -WHITE' PASS- A-.--YUKON ROUTE. .���. *���* Passenger .and Express Service, Daily (except - Sunday), between Skagway. Log Cabin. Bennett, Caribou, Whitp Hors'eand Intermediate poiiitri, making close connections with our own steamers at White Horse for Dawson and Yukon points, and at Caribcm/or Ajilin every Tuesday and Friday; Returning, leave Atlin every Monday and Thursday. Telegraph Service to Skagway.' Express matter will be received for shipment tQ and from all points in Canada and the United States. For information relative io Passenger, Freight, Telegraph or Express Rates apply to any Agent of the Company or to J. F. Luii, Traffic Manager, Skagway. J. Lii'SCOMBE, Local Agent, Atliu, B. C. G. J3. Hayes. J. G. Coknbli.. Discovery. OPEN DAY AND.; NIGHT./ - t FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION. BEST LIQUORS & CIGARS Good Accommodation. ��� KissrAUiuNr in Connection. S. JOHNSTON, Propi-i etor. Henil'liiKi'tera for Hulnior i&PuitoU'h *t��i;e. ,. Good Stabling for Horgon mid Dog*. PINE TREE HOTEL. DISCOVERY, B. C. - Finest of liquors. ..Good stabling. Ed. Sands, Proprietor. HOTEL VANCOUVER. TB&ATUN MINING CO. Mc Kee Creek Holds,its Own Expectations Realized. Some Large Nuggets on the Way to London Will be Put on 1 Exhibition by the Company. In January 1901 we published a report of the meeting held in London by the Nimrod Syndicate, in which it was stated' that: '"It is hoped ��� and more than hoped, it is anticipated ��� that the Atlin Mining Co. will pay a "dividend from the first year of its existence, which will be next year���" That is to say this year, and it seems' absolutely certain that the expectation will be realized.' Already the Atlin Mining Co. have made four clean-ups, the-total of the^first three being' some 500 ounces, the last one however* represents more' than , the total of the previous three, and in -explanation of this we may statethat;"'the last c'lean-'urrrepresents the first' virgin ground worked by the Company, the other- clean-ups having been made on ground ~ already "worked over by individual placer miners, further, these clean-ups only represent apportion of the whole as\only the first four boxes were cleaned, to give an Tffea' of what may be expected when the full clean-up is made at .the close of this season's operations, an. 8j^ouuce nugget was taken out 'of the last of the four boxes. As work proceeds up stream the ground seems to be, and is, becoming more valuable;, and it is an absolute certitude that ��� the Atliu Mining Company is a dividend paying proposition. Mr. Fetherstonhaugh, the company's manager, shipped to London on the last boat 14 nuggets weighing in all 115 ounces, all of which were taken out of the Atlin Mining Co.'s property; these nuggets will be placed oil exhibition in London and should prove a great source of advertisement for our already famous camp. The nuggets are some of the finest ever produced on the continent, and are only a sample of what Atlin can produce; larger nuggets exist as is. proven by those already " found,- weighing up to 84 ounces. Mr. R. H. Byles, who left last Monday, did not, by the way, come to invesligate the Christopher property, but to report in general, on the Atlin Mining Co.'s aud Nimrod Syndicate's properties here and elsewhere. He left with a very favorable impression as to the possibilities of this camp; but said that capital was shy of "putting in money where there was a possibility of labor troubles. BOULDER CREEK. Societe Miniere Brings Down a Good Sack of Gold. Over a Thousand Dollars Taken' Out in a Few Hour's Work. Dividends in sight. Work on the Societe Miniere's property on Boulder Creek is being pushed with great' activity, twenty five men are now employed j in the mine, which is being worked night and day. Mr. Henry Maluin-, the Company's manager, brought to town, this week, a well filled sack of dust; the gold was vety coarse and seems to -be of higher value than that from the upper part of the creek.. On Monday .last a few hours shovelling in front of the boxes resulted in a clean-up of over ,one thousand dollars, and all points to a profitable season's operations. Although greatly .handicapped in their work by the tailings from the mining operations carried- on above the Company's property, the Societe. Miniere has done everything - possible to insure, - a good clean-up. ��� We ca'nnothelp but admire the manage'mentfor their energy '"and confidence,'they ��� went aheadin spite of great"difficulties; we sincerely hope that success will crown this season's work. Tlie future prosperity of Atlin depends largely on the results" obtained by bona fide'Companies working here, and if present' prospects hold out, the Societe -Miniere will -soon take the lead in our camp- as- -a dividend payer. ; :-.- , . . KING EDWSRD Vll Crowned last Saturday.���Duke of Marlborough Decorated. Cabinet Changes. The coronation ceremony took plaqe at Westminster Abbey on the 9th,. inst. ��� King Edward vn was crowned at 12.29' p.m., and the Queen at 12.56 p.m. The. King' had to be carried, being still too ill to walk. Prior to the ceremony, the King issued a proclamation, extending his thanks to the people for their prayers during his late illness. The Order of the Garter was conferred 011 the Duke.of Marlborough. . Earl Dudley has beeu named Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Charles T. Ritche has , been appointed Chancellor of the exchequer to succeed Sir Michael Hicks Beach. Artas A. Kers Douglas is named Home Secretary. , 'SI ftl ATLTN, B. 'C, SATURDAY,- AUGUST 16, 19.02 ���*: The Atlin Claim. Published every Suturday moraine bv T'.<E ATl.M CLAIM PUHMSHJSG CO. A,C. HlHSOHFEI.l), EMTOBalld PROl'KIETOll. Offlce of publication Pearl St., Atlin,-!!. C. Advertising- Hate's: $1.00 per inch, each Insertion. Reading notices, 2f. cents a line. Sprrial Contract Kates ��n uplillcartion- work a short time'when tlie graft- e��S commenced to get in their work, with the result that we have been practically blackmailed out of thousands of dollars. It would appear that everyone expected that as we were a company with considerable 'capital, we should' The subscription price is *5 a year pay- con^uct our WOrk SO 3S to Oeiielll ablo, iu mWai.ec. No P ��l>er will be delivered miles* this condition is compiled with. Saturday,' August i6, 1902. What frill prove a boon to bona iide miners and companies operating in Atlin, is the fact, which is self evident, thai successful efforts hdve been made by the Government to free this district from' the incubus of litigation. The order in Council, which we published last week! cancelling the holding of the Court of Assize, and the adjournment of the County Court through there not being any business, for either Court, is, ��� in itself, ample proof that the camp is assuming a better standing, and the cry abroad that Atlin is tied lip by law-suits will soon be a thing ot the past. Judge Henderson in an interview at Vancouver, said of Atlin: '.'There was an air ofsolidty about the camp which is .very satisfactory, aud there is not the slightest feeling of despondency there. The prospects are showing up better now than ever, and in addition to placer gold, quartz is being worked. Iu my opinion, he says, ,the. propositions in Atlin undoubtedly contain good pay dirt, and- times .will be .better when .transportation facilities become easier. The,summers there are beautiful; , vegetables can be .grown, aiid hay and oats mature, whicli is much in favor of the district." ; There .is' no doubt among all ��� miners and companies that.the' mineralizationis rich-,- and several expert representatives of "English .and American capital are now here looking.over. the.ground . and their report if favorable will make, of our district a great.mining camp. One feature, .which.should not be overlooked, is that operators here are making money, and companies will soon be paying dividends; these facts speak for themselves. ��� everyone at our own expense in fact every claim owner insisted that he or she should be granted layovers-until we should provide them with drainage, use of our flume or idnmping ground and free-water. It is nearly "two years since proceedings were started against us to prevent our having control of the ditch and water which had cost us so much money, and after the Judge decided the case in our favor it was stated that we would put a prohibitive price on, the water ,so that no one could get the benefit of it. What are the facts? The next day after we got possession of the ditch a notice was posted", that we were prepared to supply water at the rate of $2.00 per sluice-head'for a day or night and from that time up to the present I think we have had but one application showing clearly that no - one wanted the water or intended working their claims. Our company has been spoken of as the Grab-all Octopus Company but we leave it to your .readers to decide who were on the grab. Yours truly, " Robert B. Skinner. Certificates of Improvements. HOLY CROSS; FRENCH AND ALVINE Mineral .Claims, situated in tlie Atlin Minliis District; at the SW comer of Atlin Lake, two [miles from'Atlin Lake, near Hobo Creek. NOTICE is hereby^ Klven that I, Noel La- verdiere, F.M.C., No. 13 4885. and, as Attorney-in-fact, for Tom Laverdiorc, F.M.C., No. B 4834. and Frank Liiverdieie. K.M-t/., *"��� �� 4832, intend 60 duys from date hereof; to apply to tho MiuiiiB Recorder for a CertiHcutp of Improvements, for the purpose of obtam- iiiK a Crown Grunt of the nbovo claims. AND Puhthkh Take notice that action under Section 37< must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvement!!. Dated this 25th day of Ju��o, 1002. je28-00d N��<"' Lavkiidibkb. trict, about two miles from the head of Torey Inlet. ' ' - ,- ' >' TAKE Notice that I, J. H. Hrownlee'. Agent for John Caplice, F.M.C., No, B 4913, intend 60 days from date hereof to apply to the Miiiinc Recorder for Certificates of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining Crown Grants of tho above clnims. AND FUKTHEH, Tnhe notice that action under Section 37 must be cominfi"-' ���! bi-iori- the issuance or miuIi OrtiHenHM.f tinprovc- . .1 II. IlKriwsi.i'.r.. montx. ' ��� , _,, Dated at Atlin, this 2nd day of J��b\ 190-!. jy-5-ISOd N ���BUTTE," "HELENA" and "GREAT FALLS" Mineral Claims, Situate at tho South end of Atlin Lake in the Atlin Dis- Notice of Dissolution. ' ���OTICli is hereby kivoii tlint the piirtner- 1 ship horeto'foio existing between the ,���,'dVrsi,rnotl rtt'Atliu. ����� <'������ ��" "OinnnMiilS" A Riehni'dMiii." has tills day been dis.-olve.l. Mr. molmnWou, who continues bnsiiinst. will pay n" liabilities and collect all ����- Dated at 'Atlin. 11. C, this 25th day of Juno 1002 John Cumminoh, J. IlIl.l.VAHU RlUHAHIlHON. IV YOU WANT I nformation CONCKRNING MINES & MINING PROPERTY .' In the Atlin District WRITK TO Am Cm Hirschfeld Real Estate and Mining Broker, Excellent Programme Carried Out. Some Amusing Incidents. ���A .Cold Bath, The celebration of the coronation tetter to tho Editor. Tun Wn.i.ow Ckkkk Ditch. .Dear Sir: ��� As I am leaving Atlin, possibly for the last time, I ask yo.i to allow me u-j privilege of giving tin.-mining public a lew facts to show how badly my company has been treated since we commenced operating in the spring of 1900. In the fall of '99 I became associated with Messrs. Bracket! and Dunn, and as I thought, we acquired the miners ditch by virtue of purchase of coupons, .shares in the incorporated company, and transfer'of the ditch from Ihe incorporated company to Mr. Brackett, I paid the debt clue the Government for the water re- cords.^ndi also paid the debt due Mr.. 'CffiToi'd,' and si:ice then my company has kept the ditch in repair and paid the water rentals.' I ni.i.. .- iv tiial wc had -^ily ���started CORONATION DAY, Gave Good Sport to the CiUens of Atlin.' TI1C ROYAL HOTEL, E. ROSSELLI, Manager. Corner Pearl and First Streets, Atlin, B. C. olMying. lid ward viz was fully honored,and the committee-handled the carrying out of the programme very ably; much credit is due them for the success cf the day's sports whicli went off without a hitch. Decorative paraphernalia was much in evidence, and altogether Atlin had on a holiday appearance. The sports where fast and up :o date. Citizens and Indians enjoyed themselves to the fullest mark. The appended programme and the winners of the various conte.'-ts are as follows. PROGRAMME OF SPORTS. Indian Events. il 11.111. Hicyrlc Race. Best two in three, from Rant. Avenue to Uiscoveiv Street Nt prize, $7..'iH, 2nd $3,011. Johnny Jackson 1st, Johnny Moose 2nd. I),:��).ll(i.vs' Itncc. ICO yards: 42.00. $1.<X>. Indian Jack 1st, Indian Tom 2nd n.ir.. Mens' Race, ���'.������" yurds: Discovery to Pearl Street. ��ri.G0. Ja'ekXjackson 1st., John Jackson 2nd. '10. Canoe Race. Two paddles, one.cojc: Starting from Hrewery loint around buoy at .Mill aud return,Hniili Truiii'or St.��15. Capt. Jack Jackson. II. Canoe Itiico.1-Open. Two paddles. One Cox: Samci Course. ��15., I'\ M. Dnekrill and Guy. .Law- rcuc: This New and Commodious Hotel was opened to the Public;-April ,6th, iQOi.-Everythingin it is New.-Strictly First Class. CHOICEST WINES. IWJORS AND CIGAHS���CASE GOODS A SPECIALTY. * T HE ::'Kt>OTEMAX, IfiQTEt.: 1 George E. Hayes, Proprietor ���-. Con. First- and Trainor Strkkts. S This Fimt Class Hotel ha. been remodeled and refurnished throuffhout S nnd offer, the beat accommodation to Transient or Permanent "�� Guests.���American and lviiropean plan. % Finest Wines, Liauors and Oigars. % Billiards- and Pool. THE ' GRAN] 1. FINEST EQUIPPED HOTEL IN THE NORTH. EVERYTHING CONDUCTED IN .FIRST-CLASS MANNER. . French Restaurant in Connection. David Hastik, Proprietor. Corner of First and Discovery Streets. THE GOLD HOUSE, DISCOVERY, B. C. Comfortably Furnished Rooms--By the Day. Week or Month. - The Best of Liquors and Cigars always in Stock. - Fine stable in cor. tipction with the House AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. O. W. Johnston. .Viiiunfi-r. l-'OR Gall and get Prices at ��� II ATLIN, B.C., SATURDAY, AUGUST r6, ioo9. r-cah give-You asJSQQci..YaLqc,i?r your CASH as QfOCerieS, Provisions, @tc<�� any.House in Town. ., 1 j Try' us with it and see. (riant Powder on nana. % A, fraser 12. Tuir of War; Kirst Street, $12.' '- "-'<\' ,v Capt. Indian Billy. .. I 12.80. to 1.110. Adjournment for lunch.- - : .����* . - ��� '-,.-,', '���'.' Open Events. 1.30. Throwing Stone: Kirnt Street. $10. John McLennan. , , ,.. 1.45. PuttIni.-Shot: First Street. $1.50; $8. John McLeniian ist., William Coiiroy 2nd. \ 2 p.m. 100 yard Race, open, from Meyer's to Pilluinii'icSlO. C. R. Bourne. 2..15 Bicycle ICuce: Rant Avenue to Discovery Street. Host two in three. #7.50; $5. Ross Fenn ist., Ray Trewdell 2nd. i 2A!t. >.i'Mile, open: Macdoiinld's to Discovery Street. $10; $5. Fred. Benjamin ist. C. . R. Bourne 2nd. < 8. I.ok Chopping Contest; First Street. $10. Archie McLeod. 8.80 Mine���' Race: 100 yards. ���Klrklnnil's to I'illniiiuV. .?!>. L, P. Muirhead. 8.45. Greasy Pole: Pearl Street wlmrT. $10. Ray Trewdell. 4. Hoys and Girls Race:.?2.50. $1. Albert Durie ist. Horace-Fraser 2nd. tfollowiupT this: Tug of War between Teams captuinad by Mr.Geo.Coutts of Houlder and Mr. Conroy of Spruce. First St. $45. Capt. Conroy. 4.15 Trap Shootiny: on tiie sri-onmlx of The, Atlin Gun Club aud under their auspices. Open' to all." ."'"." ' "T Event No. i 15 singles Entrance $i-5�� $5 added.. - ���- : Geo. Hayes- 1011111010111-11-12 J. S. Blackett 101010101111.01-10. Al.Queen ooooiooiooiooio-'4 R D Fetherstonhaugh '::-' ". ��� ;: 1 iiooononooiO' 8 100101011100001- 7 iboooioiiboion- 7 001100010100111- 7 OOOOIIIOOIOIOOO- >s J. D. Lumsden 01000001 ioioiio- 6 Creighton 000001010000000- 2 Event No. 2 10 singles aud 3 ." pairs. Eiitranc'e$2"$io added. R. 1). Fetherstonhaiigh ���.8 II. Stoel .*��� 6 Geo. Hayes ���10 J. S. Blackett ��� 6 J. P. Brook ��� 9 Al, yueen ��� 5 Event No. 3 20 singles Entrance $2 $10 added. R. D Fetherstonhaugh J. S." Blackett . Ceo. Hayes H. Stoel Al. Oneen Balance Sheet and Treasurer's . Report of Coronation Cele- v bration. E. Rosselli $25.00 G.Hayes #25.00 H.Cauavan .50 L.SchTilz 5'. Dixon Bros 25. , Ii. Queen IO. A.Brunich 1. H. Harris IO. D.Hastie IO. C.Doelker 5- Nickerson .5- Pillmau 5- J. T. Regan : 5- \v\ Grime 2. CjD. Mason 2. 'H.Maluin; 5- A. Kaye ; 2. J.P.Smith 2. 50 W.P.G'raht 4-' S.Plumbe 50 F.Link , 5- J.Brooks 5- A.S.Cross 5- W. Paxto'n 2. Fraser&Co 5- J. A. Fraser IO. J.Kirkland to. S,Johnson '5- M.Foley 5- J. Williams 0 50 J.K.Shirley 1. J.Ii.Spencer >. 50 ���J.Cameron 2. A.J.Baker 5- H.Stoel PJ. Nichol J. P. Brook A. Kaye $112.50 $no. ��� " 112.50 Canadian Bank of Commerce 10. Haddon & Sag'eman 5. White Pass & Yoiikon Route 10. J.H.Richardson -IS- Dockrill & Bwurne IO. J.St.Clair Blackett- " IO. James Stables M.'L.A. IO. Entrance fees, Canoe Rate 2. Throwing Stone _ I.50 ��� Puttinif'Shbt; 'X-; ' .'2.5�� j. ��� 100 yard Race ' 1,50 Bicvcle Race 2. : ' ' J^XMile Race T Log Chopping ���50 Tug of War 12. Proceeds from Dance TO. 50 Atlin, Nugget and Grape Rings And All Kinds of Jewellery Manufactured on the Premises;. gjtf~ Why send out when you caii get goods as cheap'here?J'; J Watches From $5 up. Fine Lino of Souvenir.Spoons.. X JULES EGGERT & SON, The Swiss Watchmakers, x NOTICE. Tho I.o Roy, Ltd., I.I11., Miuintr Company, owiiIiik ��he Lk Roy, Hon Tail, BhACiK Jack, Hutte, Ihaiikmm^ Idaho, Legal Tknukii. and I.nrf.B Job ' PnACTlo.v Mineral CluiinH, situutod in Rainy Hollow, Chilkut MiiiiiiKjJMviHioii of Cusslur District, H. O. ' ��� , i ' _ To ISARNARD HOY1. oil Other hih Akknt Oil AHKNTB :' j ' T the undersigned Jon, W: Smith, part * owner of the abovo-na'iuo'd mineral clainiH, hereby sivo notice to the above- named Hariiiird lioyl or other his Agreutor Ayent-., that I do hereby request the Maid llaruurd Hoyl-or oilier his'Agent or Agents to contribute his share of the assessment work done on the said claims, viz.: one year's assessment work, from July, 1901 to July, 11)02, amounting to the sum of S1G9.40. Unless the said amount be i>uid to me on or before the 7th day of September next I shall proceed, under and by virtue of the powers conferred by Section 4 of the Mineral Amendment Act, 1900, repealing Section 11 of Cap. 13 of the Statutes of 1899. ' ���- ,J06.,'\V. Smith, By Jno. P. Lisdsay, Atty.-in-Fact, - 3m Atlin, B.C., June 7th, 1902 $3=6. 1 I ��� 5 �����7 ���13 ���10 The excitement rose, to fever, heat over the Tug ci' War, which lasted ihr. 16 min., the'Strain on both teams must have beei. terrific. Tlie most amusement was afforded by 1 lie Greasy Pole cbutest, the pole having b^eu put out over ihe lake from Pearl Street wharf, and Messrs. A. Kaye, K. Rosselli, Guy Lawrence, McDonald and Ray Trewdell all took two cold duckings and a swim for life belore the contest was won. t The day wound up by a dance at Dixon's Hail, which was well attended and pronounced by all a complete success. Towards evcni..�� a tew celebrated well, but ;���.'>'. to ��� wihd\; still taken us ;i whole Aliin did iim f li >\ or in the cl'-b 'alimi. .Prizes:'Indian -Bicycle Race $10.50 Indian Boy's Race '3.50 Indian Men's. Race 5. Indian Canoe Race 15. Open Canoe Race 15. Indian Tug of War 12. Throwing Stone 10- Puttii'g Shot . ��� i<">.50 100 yard's Race in- Bicycle Race T2.50 J^Mile open i.> Log Chopping 10. Miner's Race 5- Greasy Pole ro. Boy's & Girl's Race 3,50 Atlin Gun Club 25. Tug of War ��� ,. 45- Boy's Bicycle Race :o. Indian Men 2nd.prize 1. Accounts: Royal Hotel 2. Envelopes -25 Painti :g Signs(Mead) 6. Rosettes( Richardson) l 6, Meals for Indians 2.25 Dance Music(H.Stoel) 15. Hauling Ladders(Baker) 3. .Axe(,Kirkland) . 2.50 Advetii-ing. 1'nntiiii'. 8.5�� Hauling Trces(Dixon) 9. $283. Certificates, of Improvements. - DISCOVERY Mineral Claim, Situate on Pino creek, at or near' the town of Discovery, in the Atliu Lake Mining District, II. C. "TAKE Notice that I, W. Pollard Grant, 1 Agent for T. A. Wise, F. M. C, No. B 02834, and Nellie' H. Runiiiills, F.M.c, No.H 4427, intend BO thiys1 from date hereof to apply to tho Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crow n Grant of the ubove claim Axu FumHltii'Tttl't'e notice that action under Section''u7 riiust bo commenced before the i-suance,ef such Certiiicute of Improvement-.. ., . Dated at Atlin. B. C, this 17th day of July, 1902. W. Poi.i.aki) Gkast. ROCK OF AGICS Mineral Claim, Situate on Pine Creek, at" or near the town of Discovery, in the Atlin Lake Mining !>'��- triet, B.C. *T*AKE Notice that T, W. Pollard Grant, 1 Agent for V. A, Wise, t\ M. C. No. II BibSI, \V, G. .Mitchell, I'. M. C, No. H 6301."), and Nellie H. Huuiialls, F. Ml C, No. II 4427. intend, SiNty days From the date lii-i-mif, tn apply to tlu> Mining Uerorder for a Certilicnti' ot Improvement- for the pur- pn-r ol nbtaiiiin^ a I'rouu (ri-aut of the above I'liiim. Ami l-ViTiu-.H Take notice that action under Section :17iiiu-I be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated at Atlin, H. C, thisI7th day of July, ]g-2. W. .POL1.AKD GlCAN'T. Frank Mobley/'x', Taxiderrriist, ATLIN, ��� B.C. > ; Furs and Skins dressed���Birds and - Animals stuffed. Prices can be obtained upon appli- ' cation to A. CXHi'rschfbld, Specimens on exhibition and for sale "at the' Claim Office.'.. < _ C. F>. N. Co. -ALASKA ROUTE SAILINGS. The following sailings, are an-, nounced for the month of July ��� Leaving Skagway at 6 p.m., or on arrival of train: ' ' ,' "'"';'. Princess May . August" 8. ��� ��� ' '. �����, 29 Amur . . ��,,. ��� >> '2 ' ;,'���'��� ��� ��� ..24 ' For further information, apply^or" write to H. B. Dunn, Agent, Skagway, Alaska. ATLIM FISH MARKET A. Hhunich, Proprietor. Fresh Fish Alwavs'on Hand Hydraulic and OtherCompariies Supplie<l at Wholesale Rates. W. WALLACE GRIME & Co.. Noturiei Public. Third Street, Atlin B. C. . PcHev.-Harvey, Bryant & Giiman . Provincial Assayers Ihe Vuiitouver Assay Office, I'siiiblished IS90. -�������� . W. WALLACE GRIME & CO., Agents. Large or Small.Samples forwarded for Atnay. Tlie al>o\i; accor.nl h aves a balance 011 ban 1 ol <4.V -Wc ur? rc" quested to pi.bli.i'.i Hie notice appearing o>�� page 4 in respect to ���the i.s"ir.n! nf itic- min-Ins. ��� ��� OTr BATHS . I\.�� BARBER SHOP P. LINK Proi>- Now occupy then' new <|U��rtoi-n next to the Bank of 11. S. A.. I'imt Stroet. The Imth rooiiiK are initially a�� good an found iu cities. Private ICntriince for ladies. Back numbers''of the Ati.in Claim ca.i always be had at the 'i.A'M ������itiCv.1, price (,i cents. MINING BROKCRS �� COMMISSION AGINIS. ' Fire & Accident Insurance. AliKNTH FOll PELLEW-HARVEY A CO, Assayers. ALL STEVENS RIFLES AND PISTOLS ARC OUAHAHTCCD TO Bt SAFE, DUBABLE AHD ACCURATE. . THE FAVORITE RIFLE is on accurate rifle and puts every shot I where you hold it. "Weight 4} pounds. I Made in three oalihera���.22, .25 and 33| Kim Fire. price: No. 17, Ploln Sl��h��i, . . 93.26 ' No. 19, Twget SlghU, . . *l-25 Where these rifles are not carried int stock by dealers we will send, 'exptessl prepaid on receipt of price. Send etompl (or catalog describing complete iinsl end containing valuable inforaoattoa^toi shooters. , , :..'. fi The J. Stevens km m Test Is. I p. o. a** cmcorec mis. bass, j vn, \c* <it ine new Placer Act of j iyi>.. ojfiso'.i iatcd uilh the A els of I i.Sy.s and i89y, !>ir sak at the !'Ji..u-.: Ollicc. o S*E 1 ^fl y ATIJN-, B. C\. SATURDAY, AUGUST i6, 190;: ia^sa��MM.|��*Bi��% P1CKED.UP HERE AND THERE. {��� ��� Churcli of rEiigl(vnd: St, Martin's Cliureli, cor. Third niiilTrnin- or streets. Siiudny' services. Matins at Jl a. m., Kvcusonc 1:30 \\. m. CeleViration of Holy Communion. 1st Sunday in each month and on Special occasions. .Sunday School,' Sunday at 3 p. m. Committee- Meetings, ���lst, Thursday in each mouth. Hov.'F: L. Stephenson, Kcct'or. - St. . Andrew's Prcsbytoriau Chureli hold services In the Cl'iureli' on Socbnd' Street. Morning service at 11 evening service 7.-J10, Sunday School nt tho close of'tlio morning ' service. Kcv'.'H! TurUington, Minister.-FrOc Reading Room, to which all aro wetconie. .' f* i ��� " ' r' ' . * CUT 'PRICES at the Atlin Cheap CashStore': ���.-���-���' ,.! ' Cream, large sixe, $9.00 per case; '46 cents per-tiii.'-"'..'-.���' ' .'" : i Creain, small .size,,.$S.Qo. ^r case; 20 cents per-tin'. Milk, .small size, $S.oo per case; 20 cents per tin:, Creamery Butter, 40 cents per lb'.> Sugar, 10 lbs. for $1.00. All other-Groceries, Provisions, etc., cut from 10 to 20 per cent. Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes at half price.���M. Foley. ��� Mr." De- Gex blew in yesterday and.marie,a round'tip of.his many friends; lie felt'sorry"to leave \is��� so did we. .-. Go to J. H. . Richardson's for Gold Seal-Hip Guia Boots, $9.50. .....i Mr.'E. A. Morris, who visited ns this week, said he was favorably impressed with our mines, it put him in..mind of 25 years ago, when he first came to Cassiar. There is more solid comfort, in a cup o��.Blue Ribbon Tea than iu a gallon of most beverages. Mr. Guy . McGowan, although only "here two days, will have good IhTOg^to say oflAtlih.- ::. ��� ��� Fresh consignment of Fancy Groceries, at popular prices, at E. L. Pillmau & Co.- ��� . j Steamboat Kelly came iu Wednesday ' to advertise the Pacific CoastS. "S. Co". Last year the outside papers had it that he was sentence* ta,'trie,\voocf~pile,'-for six months, for-defacing Government building's. with .his advertisement Under this Flag... He kept out of trouble this-time. ;, - - -Blue- Ribbon*Coffee is absolutely pure:���It'is sold in" all the stores in Atlin. -���--. Furnished rooms to rent���apply Hbtei-Nqfthern.. ���;" ."'- : t���- ��� .'" For Oranges and the very finest butter go to-MoPdifald's Q.rocery.; Mr. Harrigan left on today's boat ���He is well satisfied with Atlin, and will return next apriug. Christie's and Fancy Biscuits at E. L. Pillmau & Co. "/>'" Photographs are now '"considered an essential part of a modern Mining -report, and' the camera is coming into prominence in conn'ec- tion .with mine workings. Its chief'rise is in photographing maps of mine workings',"and" in general, a^photographic records of construction work. For- a good, square' meal go to the Pioneer Bakery and Restaurant. A severe earthquake shock was felt here last Sunday at nooii. Mr. and Mrs.- D. Todd ��� Lees are staying at Stephendyke. Agen's' specially selected fresh ranch eggs���McDonald's Grocery. " , PUBLIC NOTICE. - , The Public are requested to attend a meeting at the Court'House, Atlin; this-evening at 8p.m. sharp to receive the report of the Celebration Committee and the accounts of the Treasurer, and'also to dispose of the credit balance in his hands. Herbert Young, Hon. Trea's. IF YOU "\vXNT; - \ ' Irif ormatipn .- i f- X"CONCERNING'.t.-��" y 51INES& MINING PROPERTY \ ' m In the Atlin District , WRITE TO l '_ *"' A.C. Hirschfetd vReal Estate- and Mining ft Broker, H' First Annual Visit of ���-':-v-'M:H3rice..- '. DENTIST. In Atlin.;uii'ffi. August 20th, All Work Guaranteed.-' Prices Reasonable. ���*������^*���^���^M VJENDO&LE HOTEL. Choicest Wines, Liquors & Cigars. FREE BOWLING ALLEY. FOR Photograph* .OF Alaska, . Yukon and Northern B.C. FROM. Skagway to Atlin k Dawson GO TO Choice Wines;;liquors and Cigars: PootM Billiards Jm, ' R. BX DixoN, Proprietor. ' . -;-C,.-I)OELEER,'���--;-,:: . : .' P^HiMEATS A^W^S'ONHAND. . : Fish, Game in season and, home. made Sausage. Northern. Hotel Building, First Street. % Hydraulic Mining --��� ' Machinery. HYDRAULIC GIANTS, WATER GATES, T- ��� "ANGLE STEEL RIFFLES & ������'-" ' =>���'������ -",-=���.-. - HYDRAULIC RIVETED PTl'K. Pumping & Hoisting Ms&Qhanery. HIRSCHFEID'S Estimates furnished on'. application tlie'yincpttver Engineering Works, ���-������'���' ���- -' 'Vancouver, B. -C. A; G-Hirschfeld, Agent, Atlin, B. C. CLEARANCE SALE CLEARANCE SALE & nothing ibut Bargains for the next 30 day: a ii English>/Pfmts,\, Ginghams, " Cretonnes, -"'���'��� Bar-Towellings: '������ ��� -��� "B.tickings? Dress Goods, Flannels, ��� ����� . Silks and Laces. BOOTS & SHOES���.Notwithstanding our ;recent. heavy, sales our-Stock of Boots and Shoes is still large. ,..,., '.. ' ' ' WONDER PRICES for the Balance:'��� .'"��� Latest/FedoraHats; Fancy''Flannel Shirts Heavy -Flannel Shirts.- Ail'at. Cost. :.:!:.'.'i/''v.- , . ��� -. . '.-���'< ' ��� ��� . " :. Stetson Hats, . Dress Shirts, Gingham ..Shirts, Under-clothing. '"' ' , Best Graded aii-Wooi Blanketsi!at-Geast Wholesale Prices ,. '- - f.'-We mean Business. Call early, bring your moneyand we will give you FAT RETURNS for it. Rememher ��� Our Stock of Groceries is the largest in Atlin an'd Cash will secure the Best Value. y BLACKETT My
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1902-08-16 |
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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Language | English |
Notes | Print Run: 1899-1908 Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Atlin_Claim_1902_08_16 |
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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 |
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AIPUUID | 64812906-d5df-44a4-a577-00c1929c23c6 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0169248 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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