M Y&. Cj*' FT,,.,..,.**��� *-i -* r i*l is. i A /%' fear.-..-A r ��s '-t ft? &. W*. T ^^Legislative ^ x iT JAN 6, 1908 tf VOL. 26. ATLJN, B.C., SATURDAY. DKCKMJiKR :-i,' ,(.107. NC 4 lo TKL-EG'RAPHIC. A Budget of Interesting: News From M.iny Quarters. [si'r.ni.Mi -ro'Titr'fTi.MM.l ...��e�� Chicago, Dec. 21st���Tlie most disastrous storm ever '.mown in history has swept over all of the East ��� cm Slates ' from Texas to Nova- Scotia, doing immcuce damages. Railway . traffic is completely ��� blocked, and main- lives lost. Sherbrooke, One, - Dec, , 2Tst ��� A. H. Ar.dc.tson, the trasurer of tho Central Railway, for being $85,000 short in hi�� accounts has been sentenced to 5 years imprisonmet. Seattle, Washington" Dec 21st��� The Socialists created a riot in the-public market at Pike Place, where they attempted to hold a meeting. After a hard struggle the police arrested 107 including Dr. I*. Tilns the leader. The crowd numbered ten thousand. Hamilton Out. Dec. 21st���The Ministe"rr6f "justice will not''grant Sunficld .1 new trial he must hang on December 27th. 1D lift in.* iu:��� n\ mk rogues! V��}iartilJ!l."ll!i(<s..3 K s& Uiinlrigham Ala Dec. 2t'ts���Sixty men were killed by an explosion in the Yolandc Coal Mine. Old Point Comfort, W Va, ?rst ���Sixteen first class battleships of the United States Navy in command of Rear Admiral Evans sailed on inonday for the Pacific Ocean. Glace Bay, N. S, Dec. srst���D. M. B urchill formccr Sunt, of Stores Dominion Coal Company is committed for trial for enbezzlemcul Warsaw, Dec. 21st���Sixteen hundred Polish schools in Poland have been closed. The sum of $ 150,000 in the funds of the Polish Association has been sent abroad to avoid confiscation. Montreal-Nov. atst���Thc lion. I Tarte died yesterday. Halifax, Nov, 2;.��U--R5 undesirable Bulgarians have been deported. Sotilhhamton Nov. 2tst���I-I. M. Torpedo! boat destroyer ���'Tarter" broke all records the final trials attaining speed of .37.037 knots. To!- 10 i\o\ !��St -Mr. I, crnscux has. been assured that Canada will get exactly Ihe same concessions as has already been j: ed Stales,, He as understanding hit I ranted the Unit- red fo this was1 3r a written positiv ely I'C'ftl sed, From time to time the voters of Atlin have received innumerable: promises wilh regard to the amcloi- atioti of Ihe conditions under which thev labor not oulv for themselves, but for the advancement of the whole district. During election time nothing is loo good for us, we are overwhelmed with nice prospects for the future,- it diamond drill-a stamp mill-a Governmentassayer-a road to Tag- ish.-a river made !iavigablc--nreduct- 0:1 freight rates-a reduction on town lots & eel-why certainly ail these thing-; shall-be yours! And if wc had applied for an airship to prospect, and canvas , the district, no doubt il would have been, duly ���inflated straight away for tlie gcocl. stur.cli.wortliy. voters who upheld the. political banner of. Atliu! . - These promises have "naturally raised thi\ hopes that the Dominion and the Provincial Governments, were being motcd to give the matters in question their profound con- "sidcr-'itio::, and-,- ��� would have made known their decisions long, ere now! but, nothing more has been heard of ihe promises, in fact they have grown so old they are in dannger of being broken like pic-crust! But although, these good resolutions have not been put in action, and have consequently proved no better than good dreams; Atlin yet survives the trying ordeal of being neatly tickled to death by the oratorical feathers, sticking out of this reputable Christmas Pie. Now, as \vc have seen this won- dcrb-.l Pie-is composed of many nr'rions ingredients, including plums and candies and spices galore: and, as it is soon to be opened in session ol" parliament, wc should present our compliment;- the to carvers, Hon, I-I. Ii. Votsng. M. L. A. and Mr. Win. Sloan, M. P. to remember their young folks in Atlin, and, re nerve just two of theswectest plums for us, one is called, the "Tagish" and the other, "Ailinto," and, in return for the graceful action we will. no*, promise, but give them, 'i'htce Cheers and a^ Tiger��� and wish our old political champions���A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! ���Sail;'Ffofii Telegraph, Tiic mail from Telegraph Creek, which left there on the 10th inst arrived in Atliu on Tuesday evening the 17th'inst, and reft again for Telegraph Creek at S. ocloek on Thursday morning the :9th inst. . Mr. Warnek, tlie mail carrier, runs the mail with three flogs, ihe distance.by the telegraph line route G��ij����tt$7!��! ^sS^ds^iBi f,-TZ The Yukon Silver Copper Co. i". making good progress iu driving two tunnels into Tabic Mountain, great confidence is retained in the richii'.\--.s o; the rock. The wimp is situated on Taku Arm; and is only distant three miles, from Tabu. Mr. Oliiver, the manager,' visited Atlin last week. The IScavis Mine; shaft sinking operations continue on this 'mine. The .Big Horn and Plying Eagle mineral claims,- situated on Big Horn River, about 8 miles from Hales City, arc undergoing development, by Mr. Peic-rs. A new tunnel, above the old_. 100 ft, tunnel has been driven 35 feet, and will be extended to ico feet in April, on a strong lead of well mineralized rock a consignment of \vliich has bec-n sent out to a const mill for treatment. iH IS '.'2.: miles. ���������On, the route . of the telegraph line north cf Haslelon. a line man named Mc Donald was found dead on Thusday last, an inquest will be held at Hazlton. Stockholm Dec. i:.-'h���The embalmed-body of the late King Oscar is lying in state and imprcsivc ceremonies have been daily -.-bscrvecl. the whole nation making even- manifestation of the most sincere sorrow I"lack is 'displayed everywhere. The funeral will not lake rjlace for about two weeks. Love is the great disciplinarian, the supreme hnrmoni/.cr, (he true peacrnakcr. It is the. great balm for nil . that blights happiness or breeds discontent. It is .-."sovereign panacea for malice, revenge and all the btuta! propensities. As cruel ly- melts before kindness, so the evil passions find their antidote in sweet charity and loving sympathy. Grand Turkey Shoot Remember! Remember! There will be a Turkey Shoot at tlie Nugget Hotel on Christina*-. Day, shooting will commence at 10 a. m. .'-.harp. TheVVestern Peel era.t son of Miner �����3�� A eenera!'' meeting will be held <\t 4 odock ir. ihe afternoon Ch irsr Da-t the W F; JLVJ Jiscovery. Charles Cairns ��� SocreUtr Tlie' ��� Atlin District- Board of Trade, \ Gcural meeting of the Poord of Trade was h'jlcl al the Conil House on Thursday, the roth insl at S p. m Member:-, present were Messrs, ITalhor-.i, Kggart, Dowling, Pillman Paxtou, McDonald, Nevil, Conley, Frascr, Brown, and Anderson. . Vic President Hathorn in the chair. The- Chairman read tl-.e minutes of the last Council Meeting; for the information of the Hoard.- The Chairman drew the allcntiou ' of the Board that paUament meet on the 16th of January and that the question of freight rales, and the ;oad to Tagish, and the Ailinto River-should be brought to the attention of our representatives with the view ol some action being taken during the coming sessions. Mr. Jules Kggart speaking on the question stated when MY. Sloan was here he saw the River and remarked he would see the engineer on his return to Ottawa and have' his opinion on it He would suggest that Mr. Sloan be communicated with and revive his memory as to .the promises he made a,ud. that the .secret ir--- b-r '-.'^'r-'.etcd- to write 1*^- him. Mr. K. L. Pillman, spoke on the freight and transportation rates, which iu his opinion were too high,and complaining of the accomodations in the way of road houses on the Fan Tail Trail. Mr. F. \V. Dowling replying to Mr. Pillman stated that was not ihe fault of our representatives. Moved by Mr, Kggart seconded by Mr. McDonald thai these two ilcras and the road to Tagish be left in the hands of the Council and to report their ideas on the subject to the next, meeting of the Board, The Chairnan asked if anything should be said re freight rates. Mr. F.ggait. wished to know' if there was anything in the bylaws governing the order of busines-- at general meeting'., if so what were they, as he would iikc to fill up the vacances in the Council before anything fulher wa-i done. The Chairman then declared nominations were in order for election of four members of the Council the following m.'-nbers were elected. O. V. Conley. D. II. McDonald. W. G, P.iston. Harry Brown. . Moved .by V. W. Doivling, seconded hy Mr. Kggart that' nomination close. Mr. Kggart in moving the ad. journmt-.it stated he wa-. very pleased to see such a 'representative' attendance and hoped all would en-: deavoure to make it a ittend point to ���egulaih The meeting -then, adjon ti! tlie second Thursday in 1 <jo8. ATLIN, B. C��� SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1907. T ���f" *"*KG*& t HE A I LIN CLAI/Yl is pudushed cvcnv Saturday MortMINC. MAILflD mCE TO ANY PArtV OT THE would ron no cents pen month ; 33.00 pen YSAfl. AriVcnTIOINC BATCi: 91.00 Ptrt INCH EACH IN3Cr*TION ; nCADING NOTICES, SB CEfiTS A LINE. PrECIAL HATES ON APPLICATION. -to* ��� BILL-HEADS. LETTin-HKADS, JOB PRINTINfi POSTEH5, PROGRAMMES, VISITtHG CAFtDO, ETC., ETC. OnoEflS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. PRICES MODI HATE. Tiin Atus Claim I'uullghikg Co., Ltd. W. PoiiliAnO. Git A NT. MAyAt^it-JmiECTOli. 4J4 biiy4 Christmasjis at hand; which., rc- calls^lo the memories of Christaius the happier incidents in their lives from childhood until maturity and old age. The "Welcomes Home;" the family reunions; thejovial socialgather- ings; the peaceful offerings-;"the gifts ' of charity; the festive board, the red berried holly; and, even, the blazing' plumpudding; they, .one and all, appeal with charming power and fascination to the Glorious Day, that .gave birth to the "Light that rules the world!" Yes, truly; Chirist, the Savious, Christ, the Anointed; Christ, the Messiah, was their made manifest to enlighten "'and s��ve the world from utter darkness, Behold the Man;! who said, "I am the Way, the Truth., and the Life!" who. taught of "Faith, Hope, and Charily;" ^and, that, "God is Love," and,) who,j;with supreme nobility of character, proved His words by His actions, to the bitter yet glorious end. Can we forget his gentle behests?,' "Rejoice Mancl;aga-iu, I say. Rejoice!" and "Remember- me/' ���Well may Christaius of all denominations gather together in har.mo.ny .and Rejoice] on Christmas "Day; and, though, years; of sins, and^disappoiutnieiits, and sorrows, inlay have been ^the^o.t and; chilled the hearts of many, still, will they ever retain and cherish a warm and loy.i.ug welcome for the sweet blessings of dear old Merry Christmas! a mere bagatelle compared to the advanatages that would be derived by the mining industry and the inhabitants of Atlin and the neighboring camps. The fact that it would obviate the present necessity of handling freight at Taku, and then training across,the portage, to be shipped again, on Atlin Lake, would alone considerably reduce the cost of freightage. JI has been suggested that the White Pass Railway Co. is oposscd to the scheme���for some reason best known to, themselves;��� but, supposing, such is possibly the case, surely, the progress and welfare of the district with its growing mining industry, would never be allowed to suffer such an injustice as to be blocked by a railway company that has always enjoyed the favors of Government and reaped great profits at the cost of the mining industry- We would commend this matter to the immediate consideration of the mercantile community of the district, as the navigation of Atlinto River, would undoubtebly contribute in great measure to the relief of the situation, and, in the meanwhile we would also suggest that a petition be. forwarded to the Government to aid the district in obtaining the desired reduction of the present excessive freight rates. Iu the event of our efforts failing in the forgoing direction, we might improve the waterway by 'bi.ll-dos- ing' some ol the more prominent rocks as has been done in former years by private enterprise to the advantage of the smaller boats and scows using the River. ��&0-JHM**����&***&0&��&^^ N. ^WHEELING Groceries and Provisions Fre'sh Fruit and Vegetables Allways on hand The Iron Store, First Street* ���5 S*****************^^ POOL ROQM GOOD STABLING THE GOLD MOUSE DISCOVERY, B. C, THE MRS. DINING ROOM IS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF' ROXBOROUGH. GOOD SLEEPING ACCOMMODATION ONLY THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS USED AT THE BAR BAKERY IN CONNECTION WITH THE HOTEL. JOHN ROXBOROUGH, PRQPRIETR* Santa Clans, Not Deepened Yet The scheme for deepening the .AtlintojRiver -.to"-enable the boats of ���the:'-'"Gleaners1' size to .' continue ���their voyage through from'Cuircross to Atlin has not materialised with ihe rapidity v;& anticipated a year ago It w.as then generally''understood that in pursuance of representations made by!Mr. Wm. Sloan. M. P. at Ottawa, that, an engineer had been deputed to report to the D--minion .Government 011 the feasibility of the proposed project Many persons, ; bicWdingyneu ejcperieiicerl^tw such matters, are qui.te miaidjuious in the opinion that the cost to complete the slight amount of work required .to deepen the river and construct jiiP^.ks, .if fount) .necessary, would .b.e Chirstmas being the childrens festival, it is very appropriate that it should be dominated by the saint who is the patron of chidren���St Nicholas--whose name,.amongst ns is better known as-���Santa Claus���" or "Father Chirstmas." How St. Nicholas came to be adopted as the patron of children is most interesting. His own childhood was remarkable. Soon after he was born his nurse prepared to give him his first bath, and to her astonishment and no less amazement of the other women in the room he stood upright in the basin, and remained standing, iu an attitude of ecstatic adoration, for two hours. This of course, is the earliest act of his life. Later on, as he grew up, he acquired a great knowledge of the scriptures, and entered a monastery In due course he became an abbo t and subsequently an Archbishop. Now for the legend which has made him the patron of children. A gentleman determined to send his two sous to Athens to be educated, they had to pass on their way through the town where the Archbishop lived, .and, in accordance with their farthers instructions they were to call.on the Holy Nicholas, to obtain his blessing before proceeding on theirjjouruey. They arrived a', the town; but as they were tired they postponed their visit until the following morning Xbey took .lodgings at a 11 j.n.n,, northern Brewing Company, Dd, &ONRAD WAWRECKA, MANAGER, Brewers of Lager Beer anu Porter* SMALL AND LARGE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. The KOOTENAY HOTEL *ftftnft*# &*&#*��&9wi*e*&��&^^ ���&9&P&9&&&B&&&&* OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. The Bar is supplied with none but the best brands of Liquor* and Cigars. First-class Billiard and Pool Tables. 9 DIXON & SCHULZ, Prpprjetors. FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT CI.IOI.CL$r WINES, LIOUOHS ANU ClOAKS IN CONNECTION. CASE (J000S A SI'LCIALTV, Corner Pearl and First Streets, Atlin, B. C. fl. , AtlvIN, a. C, SATURDAY, DECEMItKR 2.v, V907. and in order to gel possession of their baggage the landlord murdered them. He then cut their bodies into pieces: salted them, and put them into a pickle-tub, in which he ' kept pork, as lie intended to dispose of them in that way. During the night, however, the' archbishop was voelhsafud-ri aniraculous vision, iu which he saw all the cerctim stances of the murder of the youths who were to have -besought his blessing. Now it is a well known fact thal'Ja criminal startled .out of sleep is apt, if charged with his crime, to be surprised into confession. The Aichbisliop, went.to the mui;clorcr, charged him with the deed, and obtained from .him a complete confession. Great is the power of truth1 iu consideration of his not denying the crime the Archbishop prayed for '.tibe ' murderer, and then -went lo the tub. He made the sign of the cross over it aiiul.supplicaledifor ;the restoration to life ofths two pickled youths! ;So immediate was the response to the-prayer, .that as soon as the saint had finished, the mangled limbs reunited themselves each to its prop- ���er;part, and- the youths vwere restored to life. They got out of .the brine-tube, threw themselves at the feet of the saint, and began to do him homage; He then gave them his benediction and sent them .-safe'to Athens.' TO CONSUMPTIVES. ea<&o*Q<so.*o��ao0*aoD'.>a*c'��$G'&x<��^ >*"-���=; The undersigned having been restored to health by simple means, after suffering for several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption, is anxious'to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To those who desire it, he will cheerfully send (free of, charge) a copy of the prescription used, which .they will find a cure for Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and all throat auditing Maladies. He hopes all sufferers will try his remedy, as it is invaluable. Those desiring the prescription; which will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing, will please address Rev. Edward A. Wilson, Brooklyn, N.Y. i��' inEHESiB: PiRESSlgD- MEATS' POULTRY OF ALL KINDS; ON HAND, Mr~~~~tnttmr���TrMmriiwi���ii��iiiiiii uu > ip��iiii��iiiiniii in 111 mi iiimkiiiiiiwh i n\ 111 m^m iiwiiilwuwi - L. Schul'z. ^'^x^>JE^^r^^r^^^^^*^.5^^^9'.^J>^>^^f5 ^tr^-rifir:ffirit'ir^rr*rrrr#yar��r<"*g''i>i rijit, n.uii'TON. JAMES DURHB- <*'"*'*��� Certificates of Improvement. .High Mass. Celebration of High Mass, will pe held in the- Kootenay Hall on 'Chistmas Eve at midnight.; gThe boys from the Indian School vviTl take part in the chior. All friends a-ne"iwellcome to attend, the .'Rev. iEather Ollard, officiating. Mactcing Bird Mineral Claim. Situate in the Atlin Mining Division, Cassiar District. ��� Where located: ���In Rainy Hollow. TAKli NOTICE that I, Joseph H. Chisel of Ila'ins Alaska. Free Miner's Certificate Ho. BlllSO intend, CO days from the date-hereof, to apply to tlicMininff Recorder for a Certificate oT Improvements for the purpose of obtniiiin? Crown Grant of the abovo claims. And further take notice that action, under section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of lmproTe- ments. . Dated this second Any of October, n d 1S07 Joseph H. Chisel. NSO 9t get Rot el. DISCOVERY B. C. The Bar is Stocked with Choice Goods x - First Class Dining Room In Connection. HlSADOUATl*RS FOR DIXON & SCHULZ STAGE. ' Certificate of Improvements. Church of England. .Morning'sevice at ii o'clock on Christmas Day, in St. Martins C.luwcb W- C. S. Horthprn, Lay Reader. Socialist Equality. A good story is told by ,the Victoria Week about a well known socialist leader who is supposed to ���be a potent factor in" provincial politics. A few days ago the <reu- tleman in question went home to dinner expecting to meet only his ���wife. As he sat down he noticed the table was laid for three. "Are you expecting anyone?" he .asked his wife. ' No," she said: "are you?" "No." was the reply. ' , His wife there upon went into the kitchen to make inquiries when she was informed by the cook, a white woman, that the third place was for herself as she intended dining with tlie family all times. ''Are you goiiig to allow it?" asked the Socialist husband. "Certainly," said his wife we must either change our politics or lose our cook. "Done," said the husband and they lost their cook. This is a delicious comment upon the insistent clamour of Socialists for equality, and should-be noticed by those who would fain challange the sincerity of Socialist leaders. State of Montana Mineral Claim. Situated in the Atliu mining division of Cassiar District whero located': Rainy Hollow. TAKU NOTICE that I Joseph II. Chlsal of Hains Alaska "roe Miners CetTficato No Bill 30 intend sixty days from the date hereof to apply to tho lniuinfr recorder for a certificate of improvements for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of tho above Claim And further take notice that action under Section 37 must bo commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of improvement. Dated this Second day of October a. d. 1907. Joseph H. Chisel, oSO-St Moves and Hardware! IRON' PIPING, STEEL AND BAR IRON, DYNAMITE AND GELIGNITE, GASOLINE.-, STEEL SHINGLES and CORRUGATED IRON. \; James T. Regan Storks in Atlin and Discovery. Certificate of improvements. Arizona Mineral Claim. Situated in tho Atlin Miniiipr Divlson of Cassiar District where Located: In Kainy Hollow. TAKE NOTICE that I Joseph IT. Chisel of Hains Alaka. Free Miners Certificate No H 111S0 Intend Sixty days from the date hereof to apply to the Mining- Recorder for a certificate of Improvements for tho purpose of obtainii; a Crown Grant of tho abovo Claim. And further take notice that action under Section 37 must be commenced boforo tho Issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated thli second day of October, A. D. 1007 Joseph, H. Chisel. oSO-Jt NOTICE. At the close of the meeting of the Atlin Labor Union to be held iu their Hall at Discovery on xmas day. There will be a meeting for the purpose of forming an Assiatic Exclusion Leauge, all who are interested arecordialy invited to attend J. Kirkland. Appropriate Holiday Gifts for all at C. R. Bourne's H. E. BROWN & CO. Successors to J. H. Richardson. c LATEST STYLES IN GENT'S FURNISHINGS DRY GOODS, CARPETS. HOUSE FURNISHINGS,- GOLD SEAL HIP GUM BOOTS AND SHOES, FULL LINE OF MINERS GLOVES AND MITTS. Stores at atlin and discovery. <$�����������������'>��������������������������<'>���������� *-��Q<z>* ���������������� ��-��-��-��-���-��-��-��-��-��-�� �� �� �� ��� ��� ��fr THE VANCOUVER HOTEL. First St. Atlin B. C. CHOICE WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS. First Class Rooms Well Heated S. Johnston. Prop. THE KIRKLAND HOTEL. J* 6** <$��� U* t& Jf> &S* t�� <& First St reet Atlin B. C. Good Accomodations Neat Clean Rooms. ALEX. SMITH. PROPRIETOR. . "��jv ATLIN, B. C. SATURDAY, ��� DECEMBER 21, 1907.- ' Local and Gen era I New?:, Joe Trabor and partners hail a very'satisfactory clean up early this week. Mr. John Iliac!: of Boulder Creek visited Atlin last v.vck. Fresh assortment ' Lowney'- crcams and chocolate - nuts at C. R. Bourne. TKs Artie Brotherhood. , A general meeting of,the Arctic Brotherhood will be held iu ilie A. 0. U. W. Hal! at Atlin on Saturday evenirtq- the 28 th inst.' Just in assortment of Gloknr and Teterson pipes.���C. R. Bourne. Cfiisimas Tree Al Discovery A Christmas tree and entertainment will he held at the St. Andrew's Presbyterian .Church on Tuesday the .?lttli inst at 8. p. 111. Admission 25 cents. Mf. Fred Lawson, the holder of claims in the vicinity of Big Horn is out ona hunting and trapping ex? pilition. Turkey shoot at the ��� Nugget on Christmas Day. . . Arraugtrsents are being made for a Chirsmas Tree ' in Discovery on Chrismas night. All are invited to be present and spend a social evening, admission ,50 cents. ��� The afternoon and evning services of Sunday Dec. 29 th inst. Discovery and Atlin will he made appropriate to the Christmas season. A. M. Ross Pastor. Wc regret lo state that. Mr. J"-". Roselli of the Kootauay Hotel, is confined to his room with an attack- cc of rheumatism' The Temperatures for the Week Knding December the* 20'h 1907. max. min. 14th 14.0 0.0 i."jtu 15.0 6.0 16th i.po 5.0 17th 31.0 . I-l.O tSth 3,vo 30.0 19th 31.0 2S.0 ���30tll 30.0 2T..Q mSCOVUKY, I!, c. !--ll!ST-C:i..',S.-: DINING ROOM ink)'.) UU'AN ItOOMS om.\ Tin-; i}i-;st q< >o ns Usui) at Tin-; r.AK. ED. SANDS. Proprietor '..�� ATLINTO LODGE ' /^;iV\ ' .'A. F. &. A. M. '^ffi^^' Ko.��.O..R.II.C. ��" X^VX llctftilftr oonimittilen- \Z~ * timm hold (in.flip first, Tlnirsilny of c.-.ofi month In the A. ()'. U. 1Y. llall. Third Street. Ylsirins brethren ronllnllv InrtTeiV Thi' V..1T.X, ropriila'" i-niniiiiinl'.-n'lon ���*>-ltl he h.-'ld cm T!si::-;i!a.v. I)i-c.^"tli al 3 |i.in. Hy order of the W. M. C. II. |{t)IlR**15. Sr.CRRTART. Canadian Pacific Railway Company. M'-*i.TC?-j:,*,j!LiJ.1 i-sjr^a:rr.fwT..T:��'rj**^jT*a'yt/.**ju,.��^r^i-.j,��-^ B. C. COAST SERVICE. Princess JMa/y , DEOo 30 JAN. 13 Sailing from Skagway O p.m. Direct to Vancouver and Victoria. Trr.ti��portlri,i hy r.itl or steamer to Seattle without. c-Mi-.-i chiir^o r. STOIMIVKKS AI.'.0*iVI'I>. i' i ' l��Uefstn��r,yf��rTortT,!.W��.rl.l. p T- XTf T I ��� , |i*or rutes or information niiply to A. . X. . ��� v �� . J.Lt\.s \\ ) *C-, AkoiiI . SldUT'viiy. ^.���r-K-^.(r?c-crJ=-t?-.^:s^*xw^ Sy.iop.-ils of diRRdian fiaRlsslend stequlation**. A SY uvailn!>lc^ Oomlntoti t.ftni WitMn . ^C"A_ tlmlliuhvay Helt in liritisli Criluiiililn iiiny Ijf liomestcii'leJ liy--.tiypcr-.iin who Is thu sole hand of 11 fn.mil>-, or nny m.��.!e over IS yours of iif-p��� to the extent of one-iuiarser section of 100 e.crr:; more or lr,s.i. - Kntr.v muot ho m.iilc personally f*.t ttis 1os��l land oHicn for the district in which thel.-ynl issitr.nto. The htimcsrfsil'T lr. r-n'-i'rfil Tn nsrfofm the conditions connected thcrcT. ith iimlcr one oC the following plans: (11 Ar lea-=t si:* months' rr-xtilenr.": npoti am" eiiltlvntioii o; the hind inc.-ieh year for three ^SSi*? USE OUR ADVERTISING ��� "COLUMNS ' ' --���<">��- Placing before,the public the many advantages of the district is "the object of Atlifi School Closed. (���:) If the father (or mother, If the T.itTier Is deceased) oT the homesteader reside* npnti a I'lirm in the vicinity of the lntnl entered for, tin; rciiiiiren-.ents as to resilience may hr NnfNflciIh.vs-.irli person rcslilln? with the Hither or mother. (3) If the so'ilrr h.-.i lit.' pffrnftfiStir r��.-1- dr.-n'c r.poii fiirmlii-- Iniul o-.vned hyhlinln l!i�� vii-inllyol' Slip lio:;-.es:e:\d, the rcnnlre- rne::*.s lis to rt"'ilenc-i* me.y !)���" se.tlnfled hy i-.-^idcni-e upon the snid !?.:id. Six inoiilh��" notlee In wrltlriR shoitW he ^ivt'Ti tothi-Comitu^ioiiorof Uotninlori Linn's ul lUtnivii of intpiition to nppl.v for pntent. Co;'.! luntls ;n:\y t.-e ptirehasrd nT .?-IOpsr .icte toi'sii'l eon! mill "^nforiinthraplle. Not more fhnii "*'��� iiri-r-s c.-in Ijoiicfinlrnil lij-one lmll- i-iiluiil or <-o!iip.".ny. lloynlty at the mte of ten <-.'lit.-; prv ton ��.'f -.0I!!J pnntnls ':hnll he r.ol- lor-rcil on the irrois ontpnr. r,'. -v.cort, neimty oT the MlnlsJpr of the Ti-.Tfflor N..n.���Urinitth'irlr.r-il puhllcnrlon of tills nd- vertl-i'-nif-iif will not lie. puid for. jy21-6in j. W. THOMPSON, Prop. FIRST-CLASS SHRVICK ONLY The ckvliif.: cr'crciseii lic'ul at the public school ycslcr^dy *.vt?re wr-i' atlcndccl by pare:1.'.-; and others i ntcrestct'i in th. : v.otk of tho school. The children have shown thctn- Kolvrr, apt scholars; andin tlre^j.-run- j:;nl*ons in the- different liraiu.-lK-*- thcy.i-hov.'ed marked nroiv v.-v; ;���:������ :t rcull of their 'Indies ' dni'sn-*; th<i tertn.'.tust cloned. At the coiu:lt;*-;-j ~ ion' of the e>:ercw-i the scholars i '. '., rj-��� " ..vore addressed by. Mr. J. A. Fnuw j || ||/4p^ %p Oovcnnneiit Atjent; Rev, A. M. , Ross, and M.C V. VV. Doivliug ! ��� (f|ipllf NS f%iIS^ Trustee. Tv.choflhcse gciitleiiisi. j W- ^"S ^^1^^�� paid a tribute to tlie excellent work ' , r<,.���r<-^ n;-l* <-��r o- m ,0���,i,���r :��� it,,' The AdiP, SKaung !\inh. of Miss Piiico, the teacher, m ilv { term now closed, and complimented f _ ~'~~ \nr iitir and her pupils as on the creel-! , bliAuTIH-JL' ICJi.- itabU; result oi iiit-ir labors The| Music in AUendance oxerciseM wcie isronghi. to n ci;..'.i.. by i the .siin?in^'tif ihr.' National Anthem i 0 I1', C K M \'> V, R :: i ;'-t u ft fTH-ftSa&A ^^ This cannot be successfully accomplished without the generous support of the business people and the residents. SEND US TOUR SUBSCRIPTION ���> fa Isefi mi; Ornamental Goods ���thHm^yi��>v��ra.unR��.n^^!',>'H-WM,r>���vnmwwwi JTti v sr.si) ot'T r,-itr.n vnij cas <ir.T ncwiuts AncitKAv tir.t(R.' A'Jlrt. Nustjet. and Grape Rinys n"d n't lunds of .lev.-elry iii.mih ���-: fi'.eUircil on the pi-n/nises-. l-'lne Nov,- Stoels of Watches, Cloclts, .Jewelry atul Diamonds IVa.'elieK from .*.").()() up. Airenls for Coliiinbhi Gramophones. S:Ivaf.wtare,'Ctit GI-i��ts,rWnr,d Painted China, Souvenir Sj.ecn imj ��-\,-i p n p T*- fT^-'Ti"' f ("fD-M MjjLtlS iiy<?]iifiMjl & S(ifn, atlin am�� niscovnuv, ��;-,��.-., n.l-^."-*j-u:t��- Wakhrriakers.'and Manufacturing Jew'crs A m ��� ��������� m glMUUlMUUUMUUAUIHJllUUIUUWUNLlI ; 11
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1907-12-21 |
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_1907_12_21 |
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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 | 30308820-c90a-4e8d-8c67-e990522f492f |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0169375 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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