ly^^i-i-^^WNMy-a-a-Mg I *��.*! ������y-M^ijWB-iy ������ *��WiwMiNi.>��4^*^^-waTO4Tpa ������T^-TiWW-g-iq**^^ uiMUhW ��,�����**���.���* /4 as I ^"1 ���4 J 113 ����� VOL. 6. ATLIN, B. C, SATURDAY. FKBRUARV 8. 1902 NO. 13. �� �� Jen's Heavy Clothing, Blaa&'cis, eic, etc. Men's All-Wool Hcavv Blue Sweaters ,, ��� ,, Mackinaw Sh��� r Is ." - ., ,, ., ,, .Sweaters ,, ,, Halifax Tweed Sweaters 11 ,, ,. Shirts ,, . Heavy Klondike Caps ,, Fur Caps ,, Blue Denim Parkas ,, D.-B. Moleskin Coats ,, lMii"i Navy Blue Mackinaw Suits ,, Caris Waterproof Gray Suits y ,, Heavy Corduroy Coats ,, ,, ' Wool-lined Canvas Coats ,, . ,, ,, ,, ,, 'Rubber-lined Fine Blanket-lined Sleeping Bags ,.14-lb AllAVool Silver Cray Blankets (2-ll> ',,���.' -,, ,,- -',, . 10-lb ,. ,,- .r4-lb Fine Vicuna Blankets |{i*^iili\r I'riri'. S3 ��� uu 3-.=".<"> .S.o.) 3- So 3 ���<���>'��� 3,oo 3-75 2-75 8.50 s"5�� 1 o 00 12.50 1 2.50 7-50 7.00 15.00 14.00 12.50 10.00 ���' 17-50 SmI.. I'l-icc $I.OO I 50 I . 50 '������5" .-.50 .. 6*; i.ou 1. on ' 3-50 '. 3-"50 4.00 7. no 5-50 '3-50' ' 2.75 ��� ��� ,v5�� 4-5.40 7-50 6.50 - oVjO Jt a 'iK.. <&, 9 A Split In The Ranks At The ' Liberal Convcn- ���",' ��� Jmr.ir. ^��P> ��� Held .. on Thursday. =-���' ���'��� r^TT <sr IRON STORE, First an'd Trainqr Streets, Atlin, B. C Tlie Canadian Bank 0 CAPITAL PAID UP $S,ooo,ooo. lerce. JOE MARTIN...THE -LEADER OF THE MAJORITY. Resolution to Exclude , Provincial Executive " and Liberal ' Editors ���' Carried : By ' a Majority" of SO��� Senator Tempisman and . His Minority Following Leave the Convention in tho Hands .. Of. Joseph Martin & Co. ' Branches of the Bank at^caj,tle. , ' ��� ��� -���������'��� San Francisco, <. Portland. ��� -. - .���.'..���:..., Skagway," etc. * " " Exchmeae sold an sil Points. Gold Dust Piikchasicu���Assay Ofi'ick jn Connection. ��� . ' J. S. MUNRO, Manager,. irrrot Wm. WALMSLEY, Proprietor.' - FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. - I ine Wines, I icjucrs oisd tiq.irs. -Stablinq for Morses. Oi'I'dsitk Ui:w.r. CARIBOU, Y. T. ��� The Vancouver General Store. ��� ��� Dealers in Provisions, Dry Goods, Etc., .::r;.y .���.������V.-\,'^t*oii:yjiK..i._li>l>:;-.7lh'. -- Thei Senator Teuipleman to sit by ���"firs't.sesbio'11'oC'llie Liberal Conven- courtesy. - ''Their1 decision pre- lion? \yhiclf ''was.'' held v.es.'p'-'lav,'! cipitaled' a- nu--.' "Bedlam rcimred ended-(by- the- Convention -diviu.. "���^���>fri-'-*rlh" , ^������>--Victoifa' and' Kool- i::to two factions." .'��� The doiiiin'aii\'-yih\'*s','.*4^6rgiiiziinv'-'Urat Martin -I'iction ^y'ls headed by J ���. Martin ' and-rthe. -minority- -lu-s. .-Senator Teiriplemair foi- a .leader, ������-: -. ', , ''���'. ,- < ' Al "the opening Senator T"e..- -'Vle- ih:irr said lhat lhe Provincial Executive would acl'v'hs"a- Cred'entr' .Committee. ... Objection.,-, to. .this -wirs -(.alien-, l^3--.;M.r.-..-i^iiiUcB:.y.u^-u-<iU4j Chairman "of. the ���V:*incbtiver*',Lib* eraV Association," "who'*appealed' from the chair, "aird*"dffei*ed a" resolution ..to form "a committee .by- taking, one. delegate from each district; ��� whieh-.. was -carried. This showed that'-'-"Joe- Mar'tiri- had the Convention with 'hiiu.- This committee 'excluded the Provincial Executive, and Liberal" Editors ;had , .packed tlie ^Convention, .blocked., the ..,' proceedings rrnlil nearly midnight, when a resolution" to:*admit'.'the ' Executive and Liberal editors was voted down by ���70 to 40. "The- Victoria aud Koot- enay delegates,- headed by Senator -l.rjrip.l.etiian.-^sJVf^Lori't r.f the hall. The Convention elected G. R. Maxwell, M.P., Chairman and President 6i the Provincial Association. Two sets of delegates were appointed from Cassiar. The delegates appointed from Victoria were obliged to -retire in favor of those regularly appoin ted. The Labor delegates appointed from Nauaimo were declared in- A. S. GHGSS, &. Go. from Convention and., only allowed j eligible. SPKCIAI.TIKS IX FANCY CARES & PASTRY. : Fresh Bread, Rye Bread, etc. Chas. Mvkk, Proprietor. ('..oil Itc.c.im to Kent M.v the Pay, Week or .Month nt l-easonal.lc rates,. Acini' C-liil. uml (tihiiiIiiu Hoelcey Skates. Muii".s Half Soles anil Shoe Nail-.. -��� Ilen.i-y Piston it Son's Sans. Windows, Pool's, Glass anil Puttcy, etc., etc. Full Line of Winchester���Black & Smokeless���Rifle & Shotgun Cartridges. Goods tlouqlit Sold mid Cvclninqecl. Synopsis ' of '"' Yesterday's ��� -Meeting of- the Liberal Convention. ' Cassiar's Four Members Put in Their Vote With the Majority ��� Party Politics De- eided ' Upon for-; Provincial .Affairs.'' A., Iras been elected orr the Executive. . Party lines iu Provincial politics adopted without dissenting voice. New constitution demands thai le.r District Associations must decide whether the Convention be called in future, i'oui of these to be Irom the different Dominion Constituencies. The = Bank = of = British = North = America; Kstal.li.sli.'il in IS*'ri. liiuorporutuil l.y Royal Charter. Pah. l> Cai'itai". - - - .- - .. - ' $4.-866,f>G6 Ki'sicuvu Fund' - - - - - - - $1,703,333 , Head Office irr Canada: Montreal. H. Stucicman, General ''���Manager., - Brauehes-ii! all the principal cities of Canada, .and, agents in New York, San Francisco; Seattle Tacoma, Portland, Spokane, Boston,'Chicago,.Etc.. "/xASSAY" OFFICE .-'"'��� .Gold Dust Assayed, Purchased or Taken on Consignment." \ OuaYl"/. Assaying; at Reasonable Kates. .-'���..*' I. Vancouver, Feb. 7th, 4.15 p.m. ���Numbers of the '.'bolters" came -back, .todhy, .arrd there are now. -but. .twenty - -five delegates missing from the . .lull quota and these aie. chiefly from Vancouver Island.. .... Today ]s Convention is fully.���representative, of. the Province..,' ..Cassiar's,. four . delegates voted solid for the majority. Executive .... of ..17, . .with . officers, elected. The ..old. Executive all turned down .and , their constitution resci.ided.. J- Stables, M., L. ���Victoria, Feb. 7th.-���In lire retrial before the .Supreme Court of' the case of Nightingale vs. the Union Collie^- Company, the widow sued the Company for damages for her husband's death. Mr. Nightingale was killed in the Trent bridge disaster two years ago. She obtained ii verdict of SH,500, being $1000 more "than was awarded her'irr the "previous trial. Vancouver, Feb. 7th, 4^5 p.m. An Ottawa special, despatch says that Senator Templemari will be taken into -the'.Cabinet, without' portfolio. "��� ..'..��� . -.'; Ottawa,, Feb. 7U1.-���The Hon. Charles Pltzpatrick is named as the next Minister.of Justice. w M. m I i ml ^1 5 fsfwl ] 3 M&M m 96SM m '!S��| US^i m mm '���-sBSyB 9'S-^l ���vvs&rl : $&-'\ I ,��V?".li I'm m I I Ml l��Hr*i 1 ..m X |4*l*i*1��i-r-*(-;.jf i* UWIWMlv, ^^S^skf^J^^l^ll^^W!^^' "���T"* "^*^^^3^^gas��^^^tii^^CT^*w.-^jy^^ ATUS. fi.C SATURDAY. FEBRl.'ARV a. rgo: The Atlin Claim. Piil.litl.pil uviwy ".Siitimliiy inon.iiijj bi T'ik Ati.in Cr.AJir I'vm.rwrisn Co. A. ('. HjKKfHi'Ki.i.. Knrion. P. ToiiJ. I.f.es, Sub-Edit w. Oflioisof publication J'earl S'.. Atlin, 11. <'. A.lvertisiii*r Jintes: #1.0(1 j.cr ineli. eucli jiivi'i'tinii. Jtp-iiliutr notii-es. i". i-pii���� n li��i��.*. Sj.eeiul Contract Kates ..n apiiltrittion. The subscript ion price is .'jr. a .vcar payable in iiilviini'i'. No |. n.er will In' .lelivereil unless this coinlitioii is eiiiiinlii'il with. $2��,713,501, Hydiratuila s-S Mining Machinery. British Columbia's Quota to- the Mineral Production .Saturday, Fun., .S, ryos Jumpers���Beware I Sinck the inception of this mining camp there has been a continual complaint regarding the' insecurity of titles to mining property. Unfortunately the complaint is only too well founderl as the Government has persisted irr issuing records over and over again for the same ground. There has been some measure of relief granted in lhe Amended Placer Act irr so far' that air affidavit is now required with each'application for a record. The indications at preserrt, regarding the movement irr mining properly for the coming summer, .are good aud .the Board of Trade, recognizing this fact arrd also recognizing that in the past capital has been driven away from the District owing to the indiscriminate jumping of property, have decided to do all in their 'power to enforce the law. The Board i.s of the. opinion that'if Jan example is made in one or two cases it will have a salutary effect and it is the intention to euforce'the provisions of the mining laws with a special reference to the reprehensible habit of jumping claims for purely " holdup " purposes. There have been so many flagrant cases in the past of promising sales or deaL having been entirely wrecked through this "dog in the manger" haHt that the Board coirsiders the time has come to make a wholesome example- of the perpetrators of such outrages, for outrages they are. It is within the knowledge of several members of the Board that a repetition of these offences is contemplated during the -ensuing season and without wishing to interfere irr any way with the special course of treatment which our Provincial Government, in its paternal solicitude for this revenue producing camp, has shown or imposed upon us, the Board have decided to prosecute any flagrant case of jumping that may be brought to their notice. For the'information- of would-be jumpers -������- "thieves'' would be more appropriate���it might be well to mention that the Amended Act of'oi has a penalty clause, Sec. 144, which provides for the salutary treatment of such miscreants by a fine of not exceeding '$250, or three months, and as the Board of Trade lias, money to prosecute and the Police have a big stock of wood on hand, lake warning; and don't play with fire, else you may get burned. The above penalty is provided ���*by the Placer Act,'-but it- must. be. remembered'that the Criminal Code also provides'due, and a severe one, ibr FKRJUKY. Mining, Pumping & Sluicing 'Machinery, "Centrefugai Sand; Gravel & ��� Dredging' Pumps. HYDRAULIC DHR RICKS ��� From 3" to ro ions lifting capacity. 'HAND I'OWKR ��� UKR1UCKS ��>l'r to'-- lons-lifliug capacity. HYDRAULIC CRAVE!, KLEVATUUS. . HYDRAULIC GIANTS, WATKR GA'I LS, . ANGLK STKKL RIFFLES it ���' HYDRAULIC IUVKTKD' 1'IPl.v The Joshua Hendy Machine Works. - Nos. 3S to-|4 I'"H KM ont Strkkt, -��� SAN FRANCISCO, A. G Hirschfeld, Agent, Atlin, B. C ���%��-,. Turner Breton & Co. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS,' LIQUORS AND CIGARS. *���- Importers of all classes of Foreign Goods.y- ��� Victoria and'. Vancouver. Sole Agents fors . - ��� BROWN'S 4 CROWN SCOTCIL. WHISKY CORBY'S CELEBRATED CANADIAN RYE ��� -A. B. C. BOHEMIAN St" LOUIS BEER ��� MOET &������ CHANDON CHAMPAGNE; " DRY IMPERIAL T HE H O V Ah MOTEL, . ��� -". E*. ROSSEL'Li"\ 'Manager.' : ��� Corner Pearl aiid'First'Slfr'eet's, Atlin, B.C.. i'This New' andr Commodious .Hotel was'opened to the IMbtic, 16th,'Y90L��� Everything; in ijMsNjw..���Strictly 1-irsl Class. CHOICEST WINES, I.IOUORS AND ClliUtS-yUSE GOODS A SPLCIALIV. For Last,Year���A Substantial Increase Over Previous Records. Anticipating the ann-ual Official Report .from the Minister of Mines, which is rrot liable to be published till after the Provincial House meets, "Mr. \V. F, Robertson, Provincial Mineralogist, has prepared a summaryof the mining progress i WpJte tov prices, circulars anc^ cataloguos, or call on during the past year and the following letter accxmipanies the report: ... Sir:--I have the honour to submit to you the - following as an appropriate' estimate of the mineral production-for. thc year 1901.;-���" This estimate is based upon the actual returns of a. number of the mines, and for- those -mines'.from which returns have not yet been received the estimate ,-is based upon their -approximate .known ���' tonnage for-the*past year, together with the assays from the same mines.for the previous year. ���"'- -.-,"��� ! Yon will note ' tha.* tbese:are not given as final statistics for the. year, which.-- can' only be obtained .'afteir all-returns are in and checked very carefully.-- rTbeE���-r*-iU be.vkreluded in tbe Annual Report pi the "Department, which cannot be,, out for about .two months yet. , ; I think you will find. this estimate conservative aud very-approximate, quite sufficiently so- ,to show-the progress which has been, made in the mining industry during, the past year. Roughly speaking, the increase made in 1901 .over 1900 is 25 per cent-on gross value of output of the Province. - This will be a very agreeable surprise tu many as. the circulation of reports giving a contrary impression ��� has caused a very despondent view to be taken of the progress of the mining industry during 1901, which does not seem to be warranted by the facts. There is an appreciable drop in the placer gold production, owing to the sudden melting of the snow last spring, -causing- freshets arrd leaving, a shortage of water durinrj the latter part of the season. The tonnage of. ore mined from the lode mines in the past year is about 87.1,832 tons, equal to a 11 increase of 317,036 over the year igoo,/a. little more than 57 per cent. ." - , - There has been an kcrease in the output of all the metals with the exception of lead, the low price obtainable in this Provincefor lead ores having discouraged this class of- mining,, except where accompanied with good silver values. The gross value of the* copper output has increased 206 per cent over 1900; while lode gold has increased 36 per cent and silver 14 per cent. ....-������ The following attached forms show the estimated production of CAL. .11! �� ' importer of Geiier^Merchandise Miners Supplies . ," OTJTFITTING A:SPECIA LT Y FIRST STREET, ATLIF, B. _ C. ���o*��-��*��o*o��0^o*o^o^c^.:'$o$o<>��C'-*-o*a^ THE KOOTENAY HOTEL. $ George E. Hayes, Proprietor Cok. Imkst and- Tuainok- Stkkkts. 0 ��� 0 0 This First C'lfi��s Hotel l.as but'" reinuilHril uml l-ofiii-.-ii.-lu-.l tliriMijrTiniit 0 mid oiler.-, tin.' Ik's.1 iiccciininoilsiti��tn t>> Tmn-.ii.-iit or IVi-mant.iM ��� (liiost^.���American uml liiii-ii|.i'.-ui plan. . �� Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. �� Billiards and- Pool. % FINEST EQUIPPED HOTEL IN THE NORTH. EVERYTHING CONDUCTED IN FIRST-CLASS MANNER. French Restaurant'/..in Gonnection. , .',���.���.������' :.-.,, Daviw Hastie,''��� Proprietor. '"' ''Corner of .Eirst-aiid" Discovery Streets. .'.',.... THE Q0'LP:..;;HO^.SE DISCOVERY, B.C.. .. Comfortably Furnished Roomsr-By the Driy,. Week or Month AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN 9 PLAN. i. P. Itiisi'., Mana.. i?r; ��� HI '.-���'���.' 'VI 'f.l ;a '-'Si '^"'-''''"���'"'r^gr-^*'^^ '���.-.-". -���. -:.���--.i :v t-.-,"���.-;;',' \xi: //�� '-ft rt 1 S ,'���0 ATUN,* B: C, SATT-RPiAY. VKIIKUARY 8, igo.1. ��� fraier & .��&, .FrVsf Street, Atlin, E. G. Handle only the test Goods in the Market. in-.Al.KKS- Jr-N ��� , ��� , ; Groceries, Fruits, Flour, Feed ��������������� ���!������'.'���* " and Provisions. BEST SERVICE GUARANTEED: Try our Teas and Coffees.- the yarious metals and lor the various districts. ' I have tde honour to1be, etc., ., W.m. F. Kohkhtson, Provincial Mineralogist. nv MKTAI.S. KJ'.lO. ' 1001. ��� Cold, pi, Sr,i>7��,724 $892,500 ,, lode ,i,.153,481 4,704,200. .Silver 2,309,290 2,624,002 Copper 1/115,289 4.951.698 .Lead 2,691,887' 1,970,64: Coal .-,,-��� 18,785" 4,587,63b Coke 425,745 673,800 309,030 Miscellaneous 251,740 Totals $16,344,75i$20,713,501 nv DISTRICTS. Cariboo $684,527 Cassiar 467,479 Kootenay, E. 2,866,851 \V. 6,020,783 I/.llcoet 88." 493. 470:000 , - .-,4 ��� 320,900 2.850,289. 7,362,189 59.9O0 Yale Coast 1,422,465. 4,751,458 4-9b5. i-53, 4.902,665', $i6,344,75i$2b,7r3,5oi Observations. Among the1 arrivals this week is Mr. J. R. Rol>ertson, M. E., of Franklin, Pennsylvania, who came on Monday, accbmpnnied.. by Mr. John F. Hall, who has formed a syndicate to take' up the ' Lake View mineral claim, l>et\veen Birch and Boulder. Mr. Robertson is here to thoroughly examine the mine aird report upon, it. He has kiirdly.firrrri.shed us with a few of his observations since his arrival' iir the dirtrict: "The Atlin-Mining District is certainly well mineralized for lode, hydraulic arrd placer work arrd shows high copper values iir several parts of the district. The contour of lhe encircling mountains arrd the moraine between, on Pine creek, towards Discovery, seems] to indicate the existence of richer and larger quantities of gold than have yet beerr found in this section. To demonstrate this will require elaborate exploitation at heavy expense. " Atlin is unfortunate in being victimized by a transportation,company that taxes it ruthlessly by charging unconscionable freight rates that are inequitable aud unjustifiably high; and this' more than any other ten factors retards the development ol the district. The Canadian Government is to be commended for making a strong effort to have this evil corrected, .but has beerr unable to afford relief having rro jurisdiction iu Alaska, Tlie matter is one which should be taken up jointly by both Governments. The citizens of this district have an equitable right of action and should relax ho effort until they obtain a tremendous reduction in rates. Another urgent need of Atlin is a sampling, smelting, stamping and concentrating mill, to facilitate the prospecting, and development of pay propositions and place them beyond the experimental stage/-'- FALSE REPORTS Do Not Meet With Favor- Disastrous Fire. Nugget and Grape Rings And All Kinds of "Jewellery ��� Manufactured' on the Premises. .-Why, send out when you can1, gel il as cheap here? Watches. Front. $5 up. Fine Line of Souvenir Spoons. ;.'i SON, The Swiss Watchmakers. Woman In Lovo Releases Two Notorious Criminals and Shoots Herself B. C.'s, Representative. Vancouvick, Feb. 3rd. ��� The Council of the Vancouver Board of Trade has adopted a plarr for wiring outside papers contradicting ".yellow" stories, wherever arrd whenever such occur which might lie considered, irr any way prejudicial to the Province at large. Two sets of telegrams have been sent out \vithiu the past, two weeks. NkwYork, Feb. 3rd.-���The P.id- dle brothers 'were released from Pittsburg jail by Warden Soffell's wife, who fell, in love with Edwafd Biddle, one of the murderers. They were" followed up and' killed with buckshot. Mrs. Soffell shot' h'er- seif.through remorse, but may live. Victoria, Feb. 3rd.���There is still iro word . of the long overdue gunboat,- Condor, and .the theory is advanced that the collier- Matta- weair and Corrdor collided and that both.ships were lost with all hands. ��� VacTORiA, Feb. 3rd..��� Premier bunsin'uir will leave." for England after the close of the forthcoming session of the Legislature, to represent the Province in the coronation ceremonies of Edward VII. Waterbury, Coin*.., Feb. 3rd. ���Four acres of the business sectioir of the'city have- been destroyed by fire. The loss roughly estimated at $500,000.' Vancouver. Feb. 3rd ��� J. F. Thompson, Mairager of the " Dawson Sun," arrived here today from Dawson and is en route t'i New York to' consult with Marcorri's agents regarding wireless telegraph)' to" Dawsorr. He will also interview the Canadian Government. It. is understood that Mr. Thompson has been granted permission 'to study Marconi's method of telegraphy at the observatory in New York. "��� This permission granted to Mr. Thompson is recognised as.a most brilliant opportunity for scientific achievement in the far- north. Vancouver, Feb. 3rd. ���J. J. Palmer has sold the Marble Bay Mine, on Taxeda Island, to Henry Hewett and others, of Tacoma, for $2.0,000. Copies or- the new Placer Act of 1901,. consolidated with the Acts of 1898 and 1899, foT', sale at the Claim OfVircv TARIFF CHANGES. W. P. Rates" Expected Take a Drop.''" to Vancouver, Feb..' 5th.'��� Il. is* now thought lhat the rates-over flie j VV. P. & Y. Ry. 'will J>e materially 'c-' reduced wherr navigation- oir the", upper Yukon opens.*--- The������ charges j orr the railway from Skagway to White Hcrse will take a drop arrd there is'every, reason to believe that the rates on-the B..-Y.-N.. Co.'s steamers will-also-be-reduced. This will errable transportation companies operating from B..C. ports to quote through tariff rate, placing-Pawson merchants upon a fair competitive basis with the Northern Commercial Company: Such is the condensed opinion of men--prominent in "-shipping affairs in this oity. 0:i Friday last the Alaska Steamship Association held a meeting; in'Seattle to discuss the drafting of-a tariff for through-freight to Dawson .'and other upper,, river points, 1>uf- owing lo ��� -the- fact that the management of: the-W. -P. road ���'had'-'not yet announced --its.through rate from Skagway to Dawson, nothing could then be done. As the B. Y. N. fleet of river steamers is controlled by the White' Pass direc- torate,":the -railway company is enabled to fix* the rates on the river- transportation. Mr.' Newell, the Vice-President'and General Manager of the White Pass-road, at present in the Kast, is expected on the Coast in about two weeks, another meeting of 'he Association will be called and a,, through tariff drafted. From such' information as can be obtairred it is rrot thought there will be a reduction in passenger rates between B. C. points and Dawson during the coming season: fares will likelv remain the ''same. EOK OK "Alaska; Yukon and Northern B.Q FROM Skagway to Atlin & Dawson ���~.~ OC_\:TO New York, Feb. 3rd-.*���Tremendous storms are occurring on both sides of the Atlantic. The wind has been blowing a gale, arrd a'velocity of 65 miles an hour is reported. The British' steamer, Clo- verdale, has been- wrecked; she carried a cargo valued at- $2,500,- 000. The steamship Chanarat has been lost irr the Knglish Channel and 21 lives lost. Steamer Anlaby lost with 12 men. '- Many ships, barques and tugs '-washed ashore and will become total -wrecks. Ontario, Quebec . -and���"���'the" Maritime Provinces are said to have suffered severelv.' '���������' " ': ���'��� - See HIRSCHFELD Certificate of Improvements. UOCK OF AGES MINERAL CLAIM, Situate on Pise Ctu:ek, Atlin Divimos, ' CASSIAIi irit-TIUCT, 11. ('. ���RJOTICIi is hereby ffivon flint I, J. M. Kuf- fner. intend. Sixty days from date, tr> m>l>l.v to tlio Mining Recorder for u Certificate of Improvements for the purpose "f ..l.tiiliiiii-fu Crown Grunt of the nhove mineral claim. And I-'tBTri-fiii. Tnlte notice that action under Section S7 niliht be conunenred l.eforre the isxiiuiioc of suoh Certificate of Improvements. . Dated this 3rd day of February, 1902. feS-OOd -I. M. RUFFSek. Get your friends to subscribe for! "The Atlin Telegraphic Bulletin," | ���week I v. * ' ^ '" ' Notice. A. H. C, Ltd,, LrA., PAKTsrsiiairiv. ��� T<> Jambs Hume, M. H. McCabe ak" Er.r. Hump:, xnrcnc Aiibnt on Acibsth: T W. J. Anderson, part owner in the above- *�� namod Partnership, hereby (five notice- to the above-named James Hume, M. H. Mc- Cabeaiidlili Hume or other their A stent nr Agenta, that the mini of Slif2,4!�� .-. now duo me from each of the above-mentioned James Hume, M, H. McCabe and Eli Hume, us per Assessment No. 2, rendered in accordance with Sec. fi4,'1891, and as the ��mid assessment has not been puid In compliance therewith, I shall proceed ' under and by virtue of tho powers conferred by Section I'.'), Consolidated Placer Act. 1901, unless the said amount-* be paid to ine ou or before March 12tb, 1902. together with all assessments which may accrue and other costs and charges occasioned by such default. W. J. AndeksoN, Mt-r., A. B. C, Ltd. Lia , Partnership- Spruce CreeU. Atlin Minim,' Uistrict, H. ('. Atlin. II. (.'.. l"..-ll..Slll..lWI2. - d'-x-it A 41 I I ��&''I ifjii 1 ~k mm i Us1 m ����� V-tMfi' m m M mi fesffl m Mr ffllf Em ���ml mi htm f Ml M W'SKi -.>! vi 4������44.imrj.-^5Kf^|^ ^.,ti��a,kj'.'. '^* i,q4j^ .^Mw ;..����,s***i��3,WJ:.. ATUN, B.C.. SATURDAY, FKBUrARY S. roo- PICKED UP HERE AND THERE. dnii'i'li of l-)it^lainl: St. Mart in'h (Iliiircli, for. Tli'ml ami Tniin- or st mut*.. Siiinlay si'rvici��s, Mat ins ut 11 a.y in., KviMisoiifi-7:!f0 |>. nt. t'clchration nf Holy Communion, 1st Suinluy in oacli niont li and on SptM-ial occasions, Siimiiiy School, Sunday at '>��� p. in.' Commit tre Mi**��l inj:>. 1st Thursday in imu-Ii month. 1 ��� Kev. l'\ L. StcphiMisdu, lti>(*rnr. St. Andrew'*; I Yc-.li.vtcriiin Church hold services in tlie Church on Si-con [ Street. Morning .service ,at II evening1 service 7:;t'l .Sunday School a 1 the close op tlie morning s.M'vice. I lev. .,'. KiisspM, .Minister. Kree Keadiiif; Uooni. to which all arc welcome. Genuine (.old Seal -'Packs" at Blaekell 6c Co. $4 p;r pair. Whiles ."-i Goodyear leather lop rubber boots, S4 a pair, al Jimmy Regans. Placer Act, itror, corrsf>!idatod, for sale al this olhce. Patrick .Donovan, well known here, has caused his wife tc. be arrested in Seattle on a charge of grand larceny, and that she deserted him iir Atlin last fall, taking $280 irr cp.f.-h and titles to his mining properties. This case was dismissed, but one on another charge i.s pending. Show Case for sale.--Apply al the Claim Office. Abey arrd McRae are rrow carrying the mails alone, the trails being- considered irr good enough shape lo warrant reducing the force. There i.s more solid com foil i�� a cup of Blue Kibbou Tea than in a gallon of most beverages. Placer Act, 1901, consolidated, foi sale at this office. A full report of the theatrical entertainment, which was held last night, will appear next week: 11 was air imnren.se success. It is said that another Hockey .iiat-'h between Discovery and At- .i:: will Iv nlayed here next Satur- Wasiunc.'s'Ox, 1). C., Feb. 71I1��� Tlie text 'of th'e sale of the Danish West .Indies to the United Slates by Denmark shows tire price lobe Ss. 000,060. Ottawa, Feb. 7th.���Dr. Robertson, of Prince Fid ward's Island, F". P. Thompson, of PYcdericlon, .\~. 1)., anil Mon. Church, of Nova Scotia, have been appointed Senator's.1 mmincfs' Drv Goods, Boots .and Shoes "*' ���' - ���-- - - �����*- Special Bargains in Clothing ��# ��* �����* * & i'f-4! ;l wood, square meal, in a .���niTs.yo to The Quick T,unch K.'um. Mrs. Henning, Prop. The sale price of the Marble Bay mine --mentioned oir the previous page���should read $200,000. If the Hockey Club will.delegate oire of their; members to furnish us with rrotes of the games we will gladly publish them. Furnished rooms to rent���apply Hotel Northern. Tom Hiirclrcliffe has flagged a trail from Taku to Atliu. For fancy groceries, candies and notions, go to 1-1. L,. Pillman & Co. The, mail trail has been flagged across the lake and connects witlr the old Government trail. Fowney'.-, chocolates at Dockrill & Bourne's. Blue Ribbon Coffee is absoluteh pure. ���Il is sold in all the stores in Atlin. Copies ol the new Placer Act of ryojr, consolidated with the Acts of .1S9.S anil 1S99, '"or sale ul the Claim Office. \V. H. Brown and J. Downie, owners oi" the Lake View, arrived in town on Monday, and are rrow on the property in company, with .Messrs, Robertson and Flail of Pennsylvania. , Gel your friends to subscribe for f "The Atlin Telegraphic Bulletin," | ���week 1 v. The first Carnival oir the Atlin Skating Rink was held on;.Monday evening last and was an unqualified success. The fancy dresses, ���tho! limited iir nurnl>ei- were one and all gotten,, up with- taste and sper.k well for tlie interest taken. Owing lo our limited space this week, we can but briefly mention those whose costumes were particularly noticeable, and we crave Lhe indulgence o'f those who may be omitted : Mrs. Munro/ The Press; -4Mrs. Stevenson, Sister of lhe Red Cross; Mr. Ware, Northwest Indian;.). H. Gillard, Uncle'Sam; V. Trolnran, Mephisto'dieles;" G. Lawrence".' Member of the First Contingent; A. Kay'e,. Clown; Mr. Fiarinan, German Soldier; Mr. Molierly, Volunteer Bicycle Corp*; LI. Ros- selli, Ballrman, etc, etc. Mrs. Munro aird Mr. \Varc took the prizes. The next Carnival will l>e held on the 24th inst. Just arrived at Fl. Pillman ec Co 's. fresh fruits, apples, oranges and lemons. \Y. Walmsley has a first-class hotel al Caribou Crossing, aird promises his patrons the best of everything. Plxcellenl stabling. Atlirr again suffered defeat at the hands of Discovery in the Hockey game last Saturday. As at the previous game, wherr Atlirr was beaten 'by a score, of 7 to 3, the home team seems' to have foemerr worthy of their steel, and the local boys will have lo undergo severe training if they wish to retrieve .their laurels. Saturday's game was played.on the new rink at Discovery arrd resulted irr a score of 3 lo 1 irr favor of Disc-oven*. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST,. - '. * '- ' -Outers taken lor Tailor-made Suits. J. V ENDO.ME- -BOTE Choicest Wines," Liquors & Cigars. FREE" BO WLTNG' ALLEY. ���?.".-��� Choice Wi ties', Liquors and Cigars. rap?'vrrfcEn &/ < . . . FRESH MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. . . Fish,. Game -in . season and home made Sausage. 2&BRTHKK.!\- HOTKL*' Bll II.DING, iMKST StUKKT: Finest Wines, ���. Liquors'"and Cigars. Furnished Rooms'by"-the*1 Day, .'-- :���:���. Week or Month a. i-;. H..YKH. ���I. G. CoHNKi.r;. . - The vSecoud firaiid Fancy Dress Carnival will in-; riKi.n us Monday, Feb. 24th. Discovery; O FI '1X 1) A V . A N I.) N10, H T.' FIRST-CLASS RKSTAURANT IX '. . ����������������� CONNECTION. ��� ' lleailiinartei-s for liiiliiii-r Ac I'iu-i-4.it t'.-. Mii^c. E TREE HOTEL. ' DISCOVFRY, li. C.'- Fiirest of liquors. Good-stabling. 1-'ij. Sands, Propi-iutor. When rrew attractions will be introduced with F'ire Hnlloons, Colored Fire. Dancing on the Ice, Ivtc. Frizes given lo the best dressed lady and gentleman. The Frizes will be on exhibition at Dockrill's Store. Skalirrg daily. ���Ice in -Splendid Condition. ' .' '..' Seasoir Tickets for the remainder of the Seasoir at < THE IRVING HOTEL, Pine City, B.C. Has the Best lCquipped Bar.. .-- Tin; McDiiiiuliI lvnti.rt:tiiiiiiL.|.t Hall in C'o'i- i:i-tioir. K. ���M.MI'onai.ii. Pi-4i|.._ Ojr BATHS ' 0 IV e BARBKR SHOP ��� ]���'. LINK Prop. Sow oc.'iiii.v their now ���|unrti-i-!> next to tlie Hank of H. X. A.. First Street. Tlio bat li ruoiiiniire f.uuilb' as (food lib foiii.il in cities.-' Private'EiitriuieiJ.for lailies. -. ��� ���HOTEL - VANCOUVER. ���- ���- KliST LIQUOKS A -C.'1G.\1'S GOIIII...-\Cfl)M.M()l)ATION. ��� .KkSTAUUAST IN tloNNKCTtCS.' S. JOIIXS'niX, I'l-i.iu-ii'tcir. Gf.o.l Stal.lins" I'or Horses and llo^rs. W. WALLACE GRIME & Co., .MIMN'G-BROKCRS & COMMISSION Adl.NLS. Tliird Street, Allin B. C. IK YOG WANT ion 'CONCUR NINO MINES & MINING-PROPERTY In the Atlin District WRIT1-: TO A. ���. Hirschfeld Real listate and Mining Broker, : F. 0.-Hox,: 36. Atlin, B.;c. R ror. -���".T.* W-i Special Attention Given in the Forenoons to Ladies Learning to Skate. . C. Barn*us, .Mgr. Call and "get'Prices at hi . *�� ��� ���. j . ���. ���;>���: ^7 imMcmanriBi
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1902-02-08 |
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_02_08 |
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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 | 10.14288/1.0169485 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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