7 -^ I i'i ii ill's .�� y���4 I % 1 I I \! ')L. ATLIN, B. C, SATURDAY. JANUARY 24. N03. NO. iSa! 0?��Mf!C SOCIETY PiO.'kn-c, 2 a Very Performance. Creditable Tlio Initial EiToi'ts.oi" tho Sooioty F.ully AiipvcclatGd hy a Bumper House. The promises hold oui for the operatic entertainment, whi'.-h was given last night before a bumper house, weie fully- carried out. ,A I 11*-p 11 1 ii'iji* of Discovery friends e.ime. elowu 10 v\ iti-o-'s tlie performance. The full house, frequent nnd yexerous nppluti>e should he n siiuiulani for the Operatic Society to greater deeds. The evening's programme con- si-*te:l of the io'.lowiii," : i. Choial Selection, by the Society, "Come Where The Lillies Ulooui." 2. Coinmcdietta (by John Madison Morton), "Taken .From The _ French," with the following Dramatis Pcrsonae : Sir" Felix I'rit- terly. Mr. H. E. Sy'nimons; Arthur Valiance, Mr. F. M. N. Woods; Colonel Cusey, Mr. W. P. Grant; Lady Fritterly, Mrs. Costigan; Myrtle Vine, Mrs. Krr.-.t. 3. Cantata (by Gilli-iit .&. Sullivan). "Trial by Jury," with a Dramatis I'cr-siv-a;* cj-isi-iting of: Judge, Mr. II. ii. oynr.iion.s; iMainiiff, Mrs.' Co .lig.in ;' Counsel for Plaintiff, Mr. F: L. !rte;>he*.;s:ni; Defendant, Mr. J. D. Lumsden ; Foreman of the -Jury, Mr. W. H. T. Olive; Usher, Mr. W. P. Grant ; Brides- m lids, Mrs. Stephens.-):-, .Mrs. Rant, Mrs. BlaekUt, Mi-* Miller; Jurymen. Mr. \\ . 5. T.-wi-j, Mr. Herb? t Yo'.mg. .Mr. J. \V.l!i,ini'-. i M i-i -il Di**ee".or. ��� Mrs. ���!���:. M. N. ;.Vd i.U, i-'ianiit, Mr. F. (I. Ashton, II-iu. vSjcret try-Treasurer, Mr. H. Yo nig. The performances were very well -carried out and -lbs - manner 'in which each, carried oui iiis or her part innkcs one t-.lt.k ;h.--l Atliu is by I'd ine.ms eiovo'd of -a'eiil, i.iut U u it o'i ly re -pi;-(.���-: the. aid of siicli a soctcty'as dial of the Atlin Operatic Society to biiug it to the front. A full repoit of the evening's enlerlainineiit will be ���'ive.. next week. To Travel in State. Mrs. Mary E. Hitchcock, writing from New York, under d-.ite ol" the 201 h ullo.'says ; " I have had so nv.ir.y lecture cn- gagoiuenis thai I wns o'->lig*cd lo move lo New York aiid have b^eu travelling every day and lecturing every night with such good effect lhat I liave had hundreds of applications from wealthy'tourists in my many" audiences to make up a parly for Skagway and take ' them into tlie Atlin aud Dnw.suii goli fields next June. One of the railroads has offered me a private c.ii for every parly of eighteen." IN TiiE INT��KE:ST11OF LABOR T.i .:>itis.\ 111 c- im,.<ls e)f main oflhevotcis of the di'sliict who ..re in doubl as 'lo tlie Libera: Cand.dale's ���..Mr. Macpheisou ��� views on the Oriented labor tines- lion, the following telegrams will make Ihcm easy : ,.<. G. Mac-iln-rsoi., Vancouver, " W'iie hi icily your siauel on the Oriental Labour question, '��� ' J. Lv.irkl.t11d, lJi*es. Liberal, t- Association. /.. ICiikland; Atlin. , A111 in favor toted exclusion of hiOiiei'tals :ii,el if elected isill force FBOM DAWSON. ih. 4 leslion loan iiM-eirrespectb c o; pa: lyoi co:"-equencc. . . R. G. Mucpliersoii. Vancouver, J any. 19th, 1992. in Ui)ien There is"Stren< JLSU 9 An Important Mining'Organization is Formed in" Victoria, Thc Province Fully Represented,' Province; with the result, that the British Columbia Mining Association has been organized and several very enthusiastic meetings iiuve been held. An executive com inii- tee of fifteen has been appointed, ol" whom Messrs. Griffiths, Stables, Fetherstoiihaugh and Browulee are the representatives of Atlin. A. C. Hirschfeld is here and is organizer with R. B. Skinrer in Vancouver. Local or.gaij"r.itioiis are now b;ing formed throughout the Province, and these, it is expected, will send delegates to Victori-i to be present at the general com en- don to be held on the 26th inft. Any of the representatives from Atliu who are now here are available as delegates and your district is at liberty to send furthar delegates if it so deems advisable, but al Atlin's expense. The objects of the Association are verv broad and conirrelien- Special Despatch to The Claim.--| sibk. The ablest men in the Pn.- VlCTORiA, B.C., Jan. 17th.���The.i vincc, engaged in the mining ir- outcomeofa stro'.'.g Atlin couliu-. dustry, claim-it to be l lie .strorgc-t gent of mining men coming to VJc-j organization ever promoted in Brii- toria has been that they have been [ ish Columbia. joined by delegates from Cari'nop, 1 Xeedcd legislation and reform:- Kootenay and oilier parts of the; in ��� lkv.-er, hydraulic, luelaliferons and coal raining are ihe principal objects sought 10 be obtained. ' JI i-> eitinrilvd I'.iai tlicie will be al lean 500 dele-gales at -the foiuli- comirg convention. All'ni should be fully represented as il has already 'been at preliminary mee'.- 'ings.��� H. Morliniei Lamb, Secretary. [Il is unfortunate that this despatch did not reach us in lime for- l..s! week's issue so that miners in sympathy with this organization could have been enabled to have f-dor.'-ed tl.c ge- eral nrii.ciplcs ol Ihe Associ:.tion. an<l also ol strengthening its usefulness b\ Labelle ' and' Fcurnier Pay the Penalty. The New Governor of tho, Yukon, I?. P. McLennan Dawson's * Mayor. . . Dawson*, Jan. 20���Labelle' and Fournie-r were1 hanged here this morniug'af 7.-45.' I-iolh men confessed and stated that they justly deserved . the sentence of death passed upon them. Fred T. Congdon, Crown Prosecutor for the Yukon Ireritoiy, will succeed Hon. J. H. Ross, as Governor of the Yukon. The next issue ofthe Official Gazette will con- lain notice ofthe Order in Council, Mr. Congdon was a prominent supporter of ihe Laurier Government before he went to the Yukon. ihe appointment of delegates. ." We anticipate a life of activity and. extreme usefulness for ihe British-Columbia Mining Ass.cin- tioii, which, in our opinion, was not f"-nned a day too soon. The operatirns of the Association will be waicheel with keen interest.] The Li.:c:*ice Commissioners. Tlie m.^1 ing of ihc Licence Coiii- tiiivsioucrs "all d ,"���.>.- it ���'I Monday evening was i.idj."i:iitc:ly postpiued, pending the receipt frc'-iu Victoria ofthe peisonnel of the appointment of a Board for 1*903. Information from head quarters is expected on the first incoming mail. The applications for hotel licences from A. L- Curlarno, the 13, C. Hotel, Discovery, and J. .'Parkinson's Ror.d House' tit Titles, are awaiting the decision of the new Board. To Improve the Service. It is said that in view of the many delays in tlie service ofthe Dominion Telegraph Department, owing lo breaks in the wire between Ashcroft and Atlin, it is the i*.tendon of the Department \o en- eleavor to obviate these frequent interruptions by the use of insulated cables. These cables will be laid on the ground and, it is expected, will remain intact under the most exacting conditions, without any special protection. Tlie work of laying the cable section of the line. will probably be commenced as soon as the snow begins lo leave the ground. Some forty miles of On -New Year's night Dawson was visited by a disastrous fire. The fire stalled in .the Goodwin Hotel, 011 Second avenue, "near Ouecu sircct. By the time the fire was.got under control half a dozen buildings . had been reduced- to '���mouldering' ruins. A temperature of 45 below greatly impeded the work of the firemen and volunteers. The loss is escimatcd at between $5o,oco and Sco,cuo. \Ye note among the members of the new Yukon Council for the c.uient year llic name of our olfi. autl esteemed, friend, Rev.. Jolin Priuele. R. P. McLennan, the big Dawson hardware merchant, has beer, elected A'la\ or of Dawson. this cable' is said lo he in.Vancouver LOW. For a stretch of more than 4C0 miles die Ashcroft���Yukon telegraph line, between Hazelton and .'agi-"h. runs through a wild mountainous conntr\, di filer.! t of access mel in winter liable to snow slides, which render the maintenance of tlie line .ilmosl impossible. Fre- l ie illy p des and wires are buried' under twenty feet of snow. At other dints gales of win-d sweep over'"the .tract, upr.yo'liiig trees, which fall across die wires and disrupt the/line. During-the late ���fall and this winter, breaks were so frequent lhat some change became uticessarv. . A Wanderer ''-Returns. Robert McKee, -a-n Atliu pioneer, returned iroin a six months' pro- snectijig trip on Tuesday afternoon, Hi-s --eturir with his jsarty was' earlier than intended owing to an iccidenl l<- Joli.n Morgan,-.one 'Of die party, who had to be brought iii to Atlin for. treatment. A tree fell upon Morgan .some days .ago, severely bruising him. He is progressing favorably .al thc Atlin Hospital. McK-ee and his parly have 'been located near the head-waters of the O'Donucl river, .but 'our representative has b^cn unable to interview Mir. MclCee since his return as to what success he and his party have ���met wilb. Mr.. McKee has been under tbe weather for the last six weeks aixl is now enjoying the co in'foils of civilization. The first of the ��easoii's-crop'o�� oranire's at K. L. Pillman &'-C&."s. .,'.:.-:':-:-.'"':.i'..'.-." ���:���>>:������ ::;������.������ .���,,.���:���;.���:���.';. ,-.ij'\'.-.���;���. . ���. *** "^TT ������������~~�� kii:-v/.i-ii.i!-,r'i,j-.a��'M.*r^i*^aSiM'Jw^ ATL1X/ H. p., SATURDAY. jAiNUAKY 24. 14103 The Atlin Claim.. ' PiiIiIIhIiciI livery t'litimlity inoruiiiu h". T'.IK ATMS O1..1ISI l>l'iil,>MHNi: ("ii. A.(!. lltllB0lll-l3MI, I'ilOIM.'IKTl.K. 31. Tonu l.i-.EK. JliiNAeiiNr, 1'niroii Oflici: <>r iiiililiciilion Pciirl S .. Atlin. It. ('. Ailvi>i*tihiii*r Itiitcs : '$l.lill m-i' 111M1. nic-li insertion. 1'i'liclhlL' iUJtlri>��, 2*i cents n Ii�����*���- Siwciiil Contract liutus on ii|i|ilii'Hiii>ii. Tin) siilisi'i'tpt inn prii'i' in ��.*> n yi'i'i- im.v- aljlo in ailvanor. No |upr*r u ill In1 tl<.|i\��M'r.l union.; t Ii'ik rnriilit'mn i^ co'inilicl will.. Saturday, January 2.-."'ii 100,1, That ".Atlin " has assumed a position of importance among the mining districts ofthe Province is well borne out by the influence it has had in the organization of the British Clurabia Mining Association, noliee ol the incorporation of which may be seen on the previous page. The incorporation 61" such an association at ihis time, especially as' ,it will be representative of every phase of the mining industry, will be of inestimable value to the Province, ar.d there is no doubt its representations to the Government will be such that lhat august assembly will cease the slaughter of the geese that lay the golden eggs. Needed reforms will b= imiressivc- ly brought lo the attention of the Legislature and the organization will undoubtedly be able to msisr that the mining "interests ofthe Province of' British Columbia��� which, by the way, is one of ihe best and most reliable assets the Province has���have full recognition at the hands ofthe Government for its advancement. ATLIN'STREADW* WIU' So the Bonanza Group is Described. i'he Mineral Show ink' on thc Ruby ."Divides has Promise of a I'i eh t Mine. as And All Kinds of Jewellery iVIanuL-iCiuved'on the Fmi iscs. jEfHiT" Why send out when \ ou can gel guodn a-, cheap here? WatGltBS Traift ,;3' '������.<.% f'txta Lime &s Saavettir fecctis. JULES EfiGERT k SON, II.:; Swiss Watttak-fs. T H H K O OTH K AY H O'TliL. In a political campaign the:e are three requisite essentials which should be carefully considered in recording your vote. These tire : the "man," the " political pAriy." and "the welfare of the constituency." In selecting your candidate, or rather, in supporting \our catiditate, - you cannot co-.isciei- ci'ously overlook any of these essentials. ��� - The present campaign in Burrard offers no exception to the rule except. perhaps, that- a decision in this case is easier ai- rived at. because there is only one political party represented a��-cl two candidates in the field, Macpher- son and Mel lines���Liberal and Independent. Chris. Foley, a supposed Labor man, received a nomination on Tuesday, but he doesn't count iu the present argument��� he was brought forward by a few The quartz claims which wciv staked b} Lucas aud associ de* 01. the di'. idc between Boulder and Ruby creeks give promise of great flings this coming' season. Samples which were sent out for treatment by the last boat, last November, have shown that die rock runs up high in values iu free gold, much .higher, i.i fact, than the o-.vi ers looked for. Unless we are mi-tin formed the property, with the expenditure of eery little money, can be maele one of the greatest ���produceis iu ll e 'country, if not in the Province. The ore b..dy is immense ai.d ihe ore ctu be virtually tjnarried. There is abundance of 'water iu the immediate viciniu either for milling or power- pnr-�� poses, and a w igo . 10 id for the traiii'porlation of supplies and 111a- chiueiy will cost very little. Intensive developments will soon be commenced anei we look for glowing results. The following report of the property was made by a well known aud thoroughly experienced ��� miner who carefully examined die ground last October: ���'"The Bonanza group of mineral claims, owned by Messrs. Lucas, Dunham & Mav, is situated five miles fiom the mouth of Ruby creek, in the Allin distiict, and is composed of three claims, viz.: The 'Little Joe' ' Bonanza ' and the ' Golden King,-' all full claims 1500 feel square or over 150 acres. The ledge, which is free milling gold quartz, crops out about three qiiartcis (-fa'mile vest of Ruby creek, on Ihst Little Joe. where it is over a thousand feel wide. Ii can he distinctl-v traced throughout the length of the other two claims. There have b2eu four different assays taken of rock from this ledge ; the sample- taken were taken with the view of getting, as nearly as possible, the average value of the body, and they ranged from $22 to $108 in gold. ���'The propertv lies 01 a o I V Cor George E. Hayea, Propi ieior El K.ST AND TrAINOK Vl'KI'l.'TS. Tliis First Ono* Hotel Ima been l-.n o.lrlrl .1111! "i-fi.r u'.iml t !n-uii^lii<iil , mid oili.'i'K tlio Item iiwmiiiiutliit in. to 1 i-ansii-nt nr I Vi'muncni Gimsts. ��� A nii'.i'iciiii uml Knroiirnn pliui. Fittest Wines, Lictmars and Oi��:irs. . Billiards and". Pool.' ���><>O<>O^��!>^O<>OOl>*O<'O*.:>0O*'X,t>Oi' ��0��0*C,*0*v'>'>*0*C-*���;���*������.���<'��� 0 '���:���������'. THE GOLD " HO DISCOVERY, B. C. 3 Comfortably Furnished Rooms���By the Day, Week or Month. The Best of Liquors ar.d Cigars'always in Slot k. ��� Pine stable in con uection with the House. < AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN.' THK. WHITE -PA^S ROUTE. a YUKON u"elay.. he'." ev- :n''d iutei uiei'liiiic Passenger and Express Service, Paib (ese-e i Skagway. Log Cabin.' Bennett. Car.b.m, V. : iu* H-i noiuts, making closeconi'ccti-.u.- will- <u 1 '���*. 1; :���.'���:'we l* til V I i v'l'tri-e for Dawson and Yukon points, and al Laiibou for Atlin e\eiy "fuc.-ela.- aiid Friday; Returning, lea\'e Atliu evc*,y Monday and Thuis-day. . Telegraph Service to fkngwa"*. Express' matter will be received for shipment to and fr< m all t'oiuts in Canada and the United Slates. For information relative lo Passergtr. Picij-'lit, Te'legra- 1*, or Fx* rc-ss Rates apply to any Agent of the Coin 1 an \ en* to 1. F. I.EK Traffic Manager. Skagvay. fim tree fiotel. DISCOVERY, B. C. Finest of liquors. Good stabling I'd. Sands, Proprietor. OT^ BATHS o 1\. BARBERS SHOP G. H. FOKI1 Prop. N01V oecnjiy tln'ir nrw ciiiui'tei's iip.m to tlio Hunk uf li. N. A.. I'ir-il Stri'Mt The hath rnoni'-iti-f. r(im:ll.v iij ^diii! a- t'.ni in ultios. Privnti* Ki.Ti-nyit-H f.tr H��'l''***. O. K. II.<YHS. ii. .}. <i. e'onvi'.i.l.. Discovery. OPICN DAY AND MGI-IT PI RST-CLASS KP;.STA U R A NT IN CONNECTION. ' f le*tt<li|U��i tn-r*. i��ir Hf.' V TSie Canadian Bank oi Commerce. discontented Liberals :u:d i> 1:01 endorsed by the great Labor party of the district. The choice, then, s easy, and in naming the success!" 1 candidate, Mr. K. G. Macpherson. tbe three requisite essentials are am,��ly forthcoming. Mr. Macpherson is a man agai:i>t whom no one can bring the tongue of reproach. He is young, energetic, and, in entering the political arena, he does sv> to m.ike a iiame for liinnelf. He is a life-long Liberal, and formed the first Liberal Association on the Mainlafd. He is a supporter ot the present admit:-,! tjcj ,ale lnat UpX[ istratiou���cue, by the way. which has given Canada the greatest prosperity she ever bad���and he there fore has the ear of the Government on behalt of his coustituenc3\ a large mountain, breaking'iff to the south si le, where there are millions of tons of ore King exposed to the weather and it till s'.riws free gold. The ledge itself is ex; osed on the fool wall by a creek, tributary lo Ruby; ' R lby creek, which i<- about 12 miles long, has a ���'.iffi..'ienl \ olnme of water and fall to run all necessary machinery. This creek lias contributed less gold'in proportion to the amount of development woik done than any otlier creek in tlie distiict, but it is safe to an- season "/ill see a great deal of work and a larger yield in proportion. The placer gold of the creek carries considerable quartz, which, without doubt, I CAPITA 1. PAID REJIiKVK, $; Branches of the Bank at Seattle, UP $.S,e:oo,ooo. ,500,000. San Francisco. Portland, Skayway. etc. ExcfcaFttfc s*-sj'Ars' on all Pointx. Goi.n Dust Pui-chasm- A.SSAV Ol-'KICK i\- Ce-NM-.CTIi.N. D. ROSS, Manager. THE ROYAL 61 ��: S Hii? ���t't" IS���:a t-. r E. hOSSELLI, Pri>ppiot<jp. Corner Pearl and 57irst Ktruttts, Atlin, ��^�� FIRST CLA.ES F.SS.T ALT A'^-T IN CONKECTIOM. ciioitrtsr wr.ts, i:*-i,cr and ck-am*���caw v,(wn- \ ���5*��'r; 1 ���-1 Hyd rem 1 ic IS i > n I rt g ���5'.^*- ���<-l)��^ ssB-ievry�� HYDRAULIC: GIANTS, WATER GATES, : AKGLE S'l'l'ia. RH'Pl.KS ''..'& HYDRAITU; RIN'l'TEI) 'Fumpfog . li Koisihtg .. 3V2$;<B.Sf��ss&rym .I'll E Estimates fnri ished <*m'application ���. The- VaRccHver EfigiBceriFg'W^tb. , . . Vancouvick, c. A. C.-Hirschifld, Agent, Atlin, E. C. , �� & ,ATLIN, ii. C, fSATXJRDAV, JANUARY 24, tfjnj p. can giye You as Good Value for -jour CASH as "GrOCefleS9 PrOViSlOHS, ��"fcC-. *���* an/ House in Town. I>jf as with It .ana see." ,.(riant Powder on hand.' ���% JL fraser.$ Co. ��� -' ���' ���ro THE ��� Electors of, the Allin.. Division, of Cassiar' District Gkntucmkn : ,, '"' I beg to aniioiince lhat I have received the mi- inimous nominal ion of the Liberal Party foi' the foilli-eorxing Hyc- Klecii jii foi" Huriard district. Thu Conseiv.ilive l'.'irty, in Convention assembled, has definitely .lecieled'nol to place'a member ol their Party in the field iu opposi- .)"., recot'jiisiug li c f: et that tlie needs of the Disirie I .';���- a whole ..'ill r::.:.':vo more ,'iv.i a)*1: ctii-'idei'alion at the preseiit'time l>y _��� eliug' ;t supporter of ilic'Laurcr aelitiinislrnlion to Oilawa. [ therefore rejpe.'lf iMy .'.>ii..'il the Conservative, a:" well as the .ibiial support on Eleciion day. f extremely regret [bat the ,'shortness of time at my disposal p:c- iuls me from visi'ing till sections of this large District, and its Allin ,ap .ens lo be one of the, mosi isolated, I shall have lo forego thi.- .leasure as well as duly at this time. . I shall, however, if elccieii lo myself the honour of visiting all parts oi the constituency aflei die closeof the next Session of Parliament, and Allin will be one of the first to receive consideralion in this respect, when I will lave the ppportuiiify of personally ascertaining the needs and re- (uiremenls of your important District, and with this end in view I will use my best efforts towards securing the necessary legb- i'llion at the earliest possible dale. As I have already staled, Burrard is 'a very.large and scattered District and requires close personal inspection. I hereby pledge- myself to give as faithful service to the outlying section's a;; lo tin. larger ce* ters of population, a: d I will also yee that each secti i- gets the protection and ',pa!:oi*.'.i'o m which it is locally entil"'. <��� -vieculh in all that affect-* Us labor.i'*terests. With the ledt-e of .ii"- br��--i effer's if yen r inleresls, T have -*.'��� he-i'.at'o" is ;"-k:! <;tl.e- '��� ���'.������ii*- e*r -.������-?������ ;*ii\ c support ofthe Liberal' Cnuservalives -to du* ' aboi .arty on Eleciion day. I have the h'niour '.o be, Gentlemen, ' Your obedient Servai t, R. G. Macphkrson. Vancouvkk, H. C, January 2nd, 1902. ~** ************* *�� #-�������������* *������*-*���*���*-*-<����������� <������< \\ it ll poller til I'KII .1 I'llCi. IK'llllil'l" UWII llllll mil i Ei I ti i 1 wluirvr-, uml ilcicl �� i.i co nee''on Lii'iMA ith: un I to iiiiisti-iu'l, own. iii'iiniri', rqui|i mi.I iiuiiiitiiin stuum mid other vcsm-Is anil hunt-, uml operate tlie same on ',u..v niivi,julil|. waters: and to no.ml met, up- er.iic (mil iiiiiintiiiii tcl.vrni'li and leli'l'linni! lilies nlrnij the rout cii of-aid I'uilnay uml it>. Iii'iincln.-.o!' iu conni-clion Hii'i'cw i I li, nnd lotr.itir.iiii: iiie-va _���������,. I'1"' coninn.ri'iiil |iur- pu.-u-s, ii ol lo roll.'.:l toll, therefor : and lo aciliiiiv iin.l rij'.-i'iv,' I'i-oiii nny <'overnun;nt, roi'lioi'iitioii. or iii'1'.-.on-', i.'i'iinls nf IiiikI. rights of IVII.V. IIKHII'.V. llOllllnl!-', privili-{*��'H or in In-r nssi ^1 unci' in uiil of tin1 roust met ion ol th!' Oo.npuiiy'i iiiifU'i'iiikinv, ami to unii- uuu't Willi ami lo outer into trull ie or ' ot hor iii'i'iiiiKUiiiuiits with riiiluiiy. steamboat, or other uoinimiiir'H, anil for nil rights, powers anil privileges uoi:e-.Kiiry,'usiiul or iueidcii- lal lo all or any of tlie aforesaid purposes. Dated thisilrd iluy of December, A. n.l'.Kit!. Cornwall'A Itoircru, ilo-27-tit Solicitors for tlio Applicant!!. NOTICE. '���RJOTICK U hereby ��ivoii that Sixty duyn after iliitu I intend to apply to tlio Chief Commissioner of Lands and Worl's for purmi-sioii to purchase the follnwiuir ! dc.ciibrd parcel or tract of laud for uiiri. ciiIiiiimI purpo.es: (.'ommenein;? at u post, pluutrd on t In; uukt kIkii'u of Atlinto River; )llii!iic��'20 cliniiiH in' a northerly direction alonn the shore of Tuki'i Ami: thuiicc 2(t chains in an easterly direction; 'thenco 2(1 eliiiinsin u soul lierly direction: tlicnec20 cliains in a westerly direction, to tlio point of coinnieiicoiuoiit, eontiiinintr Jll acres ruoro or less 't'. Iliiiclielillo. Taliu City, U. C , December IStJi, lfl��3. dc27-St. ., , NOTICE. was washed from the ledges or these claims. ' I consider this properly to lv one ofthe 1-.ro;:st and mist pronv-- i;r' ;)r jpo-*itio'is in tlie district, tt is ��ir,' of -ice'' anel Ihe heavi? ���' :-)i-;.%;s of michiiiiry could b: la ul- ed on the oro lerty with little d f- fi:.t!ty. Furthermore, il is one o' e t-;iest worked propositions in the district, the ore can almost be quarried, owing to die immensity o' the ledge, and the cheipness in getting it to tlie null is an other important feature. Nature has show a -tu*Ti:ie'illy large' body of ' o-'e i" sij"ht' lo ju-ttify the earlv i*ista1ht- tiou oi a slami mill, as there i-- little do i hi tho I-*d".e i-'-'i fueonf." For t go.id --5111 11"ir me;;l go to the Pioneer lia'cerv and '-le-la u'a'ii. -eraiive duty for every man iu th.c rlUtr'ct to exercise his right at the p Us on Wednesday, 4th February. ���"very voter has a stake in thr country, and to exercise his frati- ���hise is a duty he owes to himself. ��� is fellow man and to this gre"i jountry, to say nothing about tin li strict itself. Accoiding to the lumber of-votes polled here the iti- fliience aud standing of the district :s judged. Let it therefore be with the object "for the g-od of 'he Allin District" that every man '���nines to ihe roll on Election dnv. NOTICE. E ;:fcisc Your Franchise. A w;>rel to lbs Ivlectors : ���- Although the la-it :m ' is 'rives 'this district a population of nearly 3500. the list of voters '.coin*>rires.' only 37 *. 'i'.ra:.s, and of tli is number f'.illy r.-;o are out of die country, it therefore becomes an almost iiu- fSJ'rrrCIIC i-< lirivliy srivcMi tluit upplicatioi will lie inmle to the L��'-'islative Asaem- lily of tlie Prnvlwjp of British Coliiinbiu m its npxt Session for an Art to ineorporat.- a Company with power to build, ci|uie m tin tain and operate a lino or .lines' <���' railway of stumliird (rn��^c from n point, nt or tipnr Hnxclton by tho most fonsible an! priietierible route to a point on tho nortliei" boiimlury of Uritish Columbia, nt or nenr TpsIIii Lake or Allin Lake, or both ; ul-o from HnV.eltoti, by the most feasible and practicable route, via the Sleeenn, Bnbine, Drift wood, Oinliicca ii'-d Klnlny Rivers to Pciiee^ IO'vi-r Pass, or l'ine River Pass or lio'tb, thenco I'listerly to the t'astern boundary of the-uiil Province, with authority also to count met, cutiip, nuiiiitiiin and operate brunches frnin any poi ts o-i the pro- nosed lino or line^,'no'; exeeedinj; in nny one onso n hundred railcs In length; ��nd ���fyOTlC:*. i'. In'-r.'b.i ..'iv-ii that application will bi- iuadi> .to tliu P.irliiiiiient of ('miaila, nt it* iw-M l-i-Msioii. for an Art to incorpurate. a ( ompany with power to ii.iihl. coabtmel, e<|iiip. opi'i'iite and'uniiii- t.iin a litiu "f r.'iil.vny of -t.imlard ^iiHi^u from Duw-o . in the Northwest Teniloi ics, by the most direct and fe.isil.l:' route to u piiiut ut or near the northern boundary of the Province of llriti-h ('oiiiiiibi.i to connect with the Pii'ilic Northern * (Jiiiiueca. Ruilivny : wi'h authority uiso to construct, o,.erato and ineintaiii branches from any pui mou the proposed line or lineK, not exceeding in any one case thirty lnilex in leiiirth and with power to construct, operate and miiiutain all necessiii y brid^e^.'roiidh, w.i.vr ami ferries ; and to const met uml acquire, own and iiiaiiituiii wliurveK and docks iu conneitisii therewith aud to'construct, on'ii.'fieriiii'ro, euuip and iiiiiintniu aUticces- siiry briiLres, roads, ways nml ferries : - and to cotistrui't, own, eiiiiip and iiinintain steiiin and other boa1�� uud viss-ls mid operate the iUtn'c on any ' navi-alili! waters; and to (���oti'.ti'ui't, operate and niiiii.laiii ���eUvrapSi a id t l=:plu>ue linen alou^ tlie mi,lus ol' t In; sai.l rail, cay uml ils bi'iiuches or iu coiuieciii.n tlicrenith, an totra smit in.-ss^^e- for conitneriial purposes, audio ���nil 'ct toil- therefor, find to acuuire uml re- r. iv ��� from un.V eiovi-rumout. Gorporution er p-jivo-i-- .rr.'ints (>r laud, rights of nay, mo ie.V lionuso-, privib'^es or other n-si-.- taucc in aid of the coustructiun of the Com- pnuy's nnilurtiilvin.i'. and to connect with aud to cuter into traffic or other arrauye- inuiiU with railway, steainhoiit or other compani.".. and Tor all rights aiid powers aud privileges nc-cess,ar.v, usual or incidental to ull or imy oT the aforesaid purposes. ' Dated this 3rd day of Deeeml.cr, A. 11., 1902. McPhillips, VVootton & Barnard, de27-St Solicitor-, for the Applicant-. NOTICE. ]\J0TIC1' in hereby friven thnt application will be made to tbe Legislative Assembly of the Province of British Columbia at its' ne.\t Session, by the Pacific Northern and Oinincca Railway Company for an Act to Amend its Aft of Incorporation, being* 64 Victoria. Chapter SO, of the Statutes of tho 1 said Province, a> amended by the " Pucifio 1 Northern and Ominecn Railway Act, 1902," ' bthiK 2 lidwurd. \TI , Chapter 77, by exten'd- , inc. the' time lor tho commencement of. tho !coiistrii��tioi-of the Company's lino of rnil- ! way and for tb'o e.speii'diturc .of 10 per cent of the capital,, and, for the completion of ! the' said railway as limited by Sub-sectioa 'five (li) of Section-M of the'British Columbia Railway Act, and by incrcaxinif the cupi- 1 tal of the said Company. Hated tho ���iUth'duy of November,'19.'J2. Cuhnwai.i, A Kocriih, Solicitor^, for the- Applicuuts. de-27-Gt NOTICE ���j*lJO'riCK is hereby -jiven thnt applie'tttlon will be made lo the Parliament ot Canada, at its next Mttiiurs, for leave to incorporated Coniiianyto be called "The Const- Yukon lt.iil-.vtiy Company," to construct, eiiuip and operate a railway from a point on I or near Kitimnt Inlet, Douglas Channel, ; British Ooluuihia ; lienco to Atlin Lake; thence to the Yukon River; thenco to the . uteruatioual Boundary line between Alaska and Yukon Territory, via the City of Dawson. With power to construct and own limits and wharves, telejrrapb and telephone line.-, to ;reuerate electrical power, uud to collect toll- and all powers' incidental to a railway.' Dated at Vancouver, B.C., this 12th day of November, A,I)., 1002. ���o-iii-nt I). G. MacdonblLi, Solii itor for Applicants. SPECIALTIES IN FANCY CAKES & PASTRY. fresh Eread} Rye Bread, etGo Chas. Mykk, Proprietor. e'ool RiKims t.. Itf-nt By the. Day. Week or Mouth at reasonable rates. 9 Wholesale and Retail Butcher FIRST STREET, ATLIF, B. C. Shelf and He&vy 'Hardware, ��� Windows, Door��, M.-u s Half Soles and Shoe Nulls. ��� Henry Piston & Son's Saws. Glii'S and Puttey. etc., etc. tOOts" B-'ir-'G��� BOe. Ml Dyiuamite, Capo an* Fu��e. mil Line of Winchester -Black & smokeless���Kifla & Shotg-un Cartridges. Goods Bouqht Sold nnrt fxchnnscd. KINKST KOUirPKn HOTItL IN THK NORTH. EVERYTHING CONDUCTED^ IN. FIRST-CLASS MANNER. Fressck Restaurant in Gonneotion. A. R. McDonald, Proprietor.' Corner of First and Discovery Streets. I -v^Ivt^'if-^B'^ 'ws^M V.';/; 'P\MW>: u# ;heP';and there:' Cluii'j'b ol, l-'u^tiinil:'.■'.;•, ! : / :'':.':'■ ■.'■. ■•'. St..Jisii tiii/.v Cluii'oli,/.or. Third iiinl.Ti'iiiii- : yor'sle't-t.ts. -Sil.'i In J''".$(■ rviuu's^.\l ti; iiis n't. VII ViiV in., ICVpiisiiis'.;-?:;'.:!: p."in; (lelelii'iuion of 'Holy : CoiUBit'iiiioii, 1st Sundti.V: in etii'h luou.tli and - oti 'ijifi.'ial (ircnsioiis.V Sn.ii.iliiy , .School. Si:ti- (lu.v.itt ".'p. tn. Ciiini|..itiei! .".VeLii.iu^s, lj.1 VTiiiiL'si.lity.'iti.'t;n(:h iii<nUli.V V" ;'/■//''/; ;.>- ''.:■:•':~\■'■'] "■■.''.- : V Keiy.;.!•'. I;. Sti'l'lu'ii^ou, Hector. '. ! St, .; Aiiilrew's <; Prcsliytei'iatiV.Cbui'rh ..Jioh! sei-v H".'s ll.-.-tliO', (.'lilti'eh■..(in Second St rtM't. //Moi" iiftii; service ut II >'ev..|iiu^Vsci'Vtcc ,7;!t.i: VtjjitiUUiYSchool iii':lliepel(isu;i>f;.'.i*nO';-iiu'iriiii'iif. .•:■■.'■ iier\-ici>;- Rev. !5. TiirV.iii.atiinVAiini.stor:' Kreiv V Ut»n di|i;i Kootii, to' wliii'h'iill ui o \vcU;onie. V /! v%v5vl d: Subscribers; arid -the -Public v/v//Spjneiii^ y:; is :'i h e ■' i i i,te ij,l i o.i i /of' tl i e/ \\ a ii :i ge'm e/i \ I ./.o'ndvjp*'^ ;V;fre'jiVv!bhr>^ :'.-:;:-t:lvi^eii largely ^;qii*?':rc'atler.s-gq6c.l^ ■ viie^'-;,^ ;/"/Anticipating T^ vspei-ily-v .of/;the//Atlin7 district, \ve ;/;ho^e://;ili'at:7^ '■::/-.This is'tlic'seasou.;e)frtiiii-yc=;tir.;to 'Ir/ok; for scn.^'!:tioi)iirars::nkes/':;ruid ■suic- ei'ouyhlliey. Iit'giii to. corrie. ,,t vv: v'') • ^'d;iv /who/has;-j'fst;arrived iivd^awson/rienvthe up per/Tun ana,/ :li!'iii'g^ :tl!c';ii'c.'\\S'':'of tiii"CVioi;in<»usly rich sviike oh the Upper.'Tiinaiifi. .The:strike i;^.of ••iichv a :^eiis;iiioiiai e!ini'a:clci7tlutl^it7is ;di-a'\ving.ayviiy; ilie-Mui'ii'e'i's'v;:r.i'OiiiV:-'-'aVl;;V.;l.rie. distrifcis ';\vitl'iii'*.v4i;eaciiv;.p.f',/.:;iiyc'ir ihe;hcw",elclo.vatlb.v'v'l'he'^sti'ike litis been ;/made/ on vl-etlroVfaiydv/GeMd-; stream-v/cre'e^ 'iiieii'/tp'-.aiaW i. i Yi l ;i t'c-s'/'v O'.o n>:' i;cfVr.c f 11 l's/ V> rq s pe.u (■ j -i i g;;i 'ili.a'.i''.".(iie'i'c\"'c;iiV .beuoless'iliiii'iv^-odr uco;i!inits "el-umy-u^d^ £5o,:oqavspbtvcarihy(b.^ S-^!S^Aiiil;.'!-vSi^S^''-' v -;"'777v,;:7,.;v;:.7-77:;v /' /■;;'■/ Ij'p'ius: 'Cpulii re/ 7a i id7 b I! i e i's-'arb; saicktodurve.iii^ stbne7.creelcy/a:un^ lake, :in the/Siey^ -If l.t't-y.'':, 'claiius'Hliayc.^alrtiauy ; .becii •staked / aiid/a7siam pede';frbfh7.Uie /J^e/beg/tc^ rrl;^},U;7/;^ ^gilvieElpur^rjersack -: -7;. Paleii:t,-.,"d6;V/Svvldo'.vv;.;:vivvv-' ,G'rea.in"v-Hotel;'-.sizc'I:.;.pcr-.,clp7/.'', ■■-' do; /Family'size.'" do" :'.'•'..";'; -Milk;/R'eiiideer .7/ 7/clo;//'/ Clams; ;-p/er;doz7v77--;77:^77/.i C;nnied;iCpHi,vper.dbzv'^.;,/ . r---;" ■■;■/ w'Peast/7'7/dcv7;77 ,7';7'/ ,;-■;::;;vv;'//v,Bcans;V;V/.do'-: • -v.'./ /-;'/,; ---■■/././/vv'i'oiiiatbes^.eio/;;'/;/;^;':/ ■/5'*t: 'v2-;75; " 2.2g ;-;-2'.-.2',r;- ;P,,G./;Siigar/vpei*- lb/" -77"''/: rVge!'/; H ui-i e17 - x - lb VI ins;••; v--, ;!v.('L>'V;HiuUS./ ;;« ■'■■ il.VV^ ^ ,..■■•..■:'■. * *''.;T':;iV'V'ib.;Yoii,> sacl:/v'/■/„-. ;;;,;i}4ei,!'/(.-,1iiis,'fD'^i;' 'K wvf/-.;- :blueyRi!>b(>i;¥'l'eii;;;pcr/lb;. '1',.'&.";■ B Ceil; Tcb'ibe:b,/do '- //do. v .Cliewiiig^///db;;.- ,'i') ye), '-.per'.. I i lii',:rf:''/:;/-., '-'-/V:'"'r' ■S'aliiioi'i., .pei/^de;v'///-v/v/v- .10 C.;.;. ;5b/c// ^'W'f./ ■$i/bo;vJ- rE2.-5My i^;,&/B.^aiiis^Vt>lb;tiiisy^ 'g^;|/:;v J :-/l/^, Aiyr^J OT :{^;/&vp:/vv/:^ A::.iresh;;/sup^lY:/^/;^ '■'-V:-;.'/:;;>:vv'/;vl"//-/-Vv/:oV^J0 M |r:tl7J/ iiave/:.jusi;::a'i*nrcd:v':crei'/ 11 V'v,fe/v v,be ,rolld\y,e^^y^i'an/;^ccp ;/creased circu 1 ation.;■'/;;/'■/-'*/r:'"•■ •'-::;V,'v. ;;Vy;:3rburvpatro:ia'geviuci'eases,'as^ ^/bWi&ve/ity\vi.niV'.:\v.e'..-liay'e^ '/'■'pr-i'vem^ .■.■■'lo"!)aiake'//'rHiiv-,Gi.Aiii/ ': -bfest-papers'..'in -the JTbrtlu "v/v// v"/■''"--n ;vgv§:!;f/Av/Niclity'\vi'/;'Bu //.-fenald's vHall,/:Disc /;/vdayivsSthMiist ;v/Tp/c6nc'iucle--'vvith ;:/...'a: klanCe/:;^ /"/?V■/''"/;'. }■■■'■ J\<r:^...:::',/' /;■/'/.■■■ /v';/. -¥/-4^T4ve^first;of...tbe.sea5piv!s;'[u -V/ilieeti,coming/in/vtbis/week./'; Mur- y;;^<l6ck'-'^^ -. /drfive; been ./the-; ;.principal" .buyers. 'riie Indians' have been,-leaving/a / /little . of/ -their money/ around. / "rbere are "more//while; n.eir hunt-. .iiigVand trapping'/ this' .-winter than- iivl any previous year.''■:■:■/.:/;;/, ... /There is more solid- comfort in a: ..'/'dip.of Blue/Riliboii'Tea,lluuivii! a gallon of'mbst beverages//// v ' /v: 7/::' T903.Diaries at G.■iR-.-.-B.ou'riie's'.'-. : :;V /The ..balance... ..'pi'., the machiuefy.: for .the Engineer miiie,/whiclrfail- /. e'l tb'come invdh. lime,for. the last .,: boat, is vbeing /.hauled: from vl.og Cabin to thevuiiue. bj' Frank. Nel- . sen /with dog■ 'teams'. .Nelson'/re-' ports.the . work.;/of./ siiiking'• at tlie ,1-Jliiie ati going oii.S'itisfactoiily.: .. j .Several cases, of new laid eggs, j list arrived.;'from, the .Coast. For sale at-E.,L. .Tillman &; Co.■'.«■'.■■. ■-To -Smokers'-'— If you want a ./.really first class imported cigar, get Ctri'"' IJ1 Ticuack'i-." For sale only ' sit-MeDbnald'.s. Grocery'.-.. • C. H. D.eWitt and-'.his sou. Law- -fcuce, have been taking iii the Sights of the City of Mexico since they left here. They are now in Chicago. Go to . Fraser ■'..'&' Co. for your .groceries -— the most rel'mble I101.se in camp. McDonald's Grocery .keeps an excellent stock of staple and fancy groceries;' Thes* have their own teams and deliver goods on the! ;ci*eeks at the most rea.>o:i-.ibl< rates. They have a new-and fresh slock coming iu immediately. Fresh stock of Lowney's Chocolates just arrived at C. R. Bourne's. Blue Ribbon Coffee is absolutely pure.—It is sold in all the stores in .AUii'i V;;'v "Thel Seas en's ;Giianges.//v/'- ::':l:Thibilgh*/tl 1 e:ki 1 veitiess.;<5f. Mr-.! Jv: '-i'\;;/Fi'aVei',:Gp\'eri;ment/ ¥*"<"/ enabled;:-tpv <;ive/ihe;-ehiilyi:.:-lb\y-^ est Vvreaeliug■■/■of v.thev//ih'ei-tnptneter since: the/'/rst:/liyst;*:/'AsV;V\^e;/have beenv'isked/tp/print/.t!iese;.readihgs; eaeh/j/week/v/'Aye'/ai'e/vglad^^^^i^ burselyes^oj'vilrj^Fruser^stkinciiiessy J aii/v;.'.iv./V;2'-7/;below;////'Tx/vs'Q/ abpv'e'v m-: $:.i Kc FislV, Ei«/!S*,V vJv:|^ESllf;Mte GamtSv/t in vfseaso:v//a^ .;vVu^v;-':yv//;j;vvV^v:lft'.us;i',;:^i'i<'K 'iB' PIXON^BROTWERS./RrcprJetors/ :".-/ ;■';■•—•^~-—-.v.--.. »^,^."....■■..., _,. ;.,.,,'/-.■;;_ _:'--"; :-V;v"V-;''V::2 ; V-/-P -.-■.' ■■'■-'.•.'■■■-•■. ^^3-'-. 35 ^j ■- y ) '-.-.- .-'...-'.'--.-■ 1'.' ■-;;^eo; V'22'; tdipye-v i?I0^ 23 ••■■■• .">'»'/'.;. :-;i----v//4, :v;8 V V.:-T'.-V'-' '/v""'i'5'/-' r ■&--;■; ' V> ':;=.' '—//:■:: 5-' •:•':. s ■'->"'.'»..: .-' . ///ji&V; V;.^/belbvy, .'!;/; i-A;J6i vio :-■'-.-"'» 1 ■':-'-'- ^}ti ■''V.6;;; -'.' ' '.:'■ .. '"r:r-}'7, --.■23. -. j 1' - --' r&& 0 ■-..,. 'v-:v-'-/s3.r ;/8. 1): 19- '/i4:below r'SXi-9' '":'-T5" below-' ;..-20;'/- '.•;4.i::,' i'i:■' ■■■ 10 7 '6 ■/.' 1 V' V .2 I: .; ;'47.v j» ;■'/;■ '-'-'ii: V 22 below V 22 .;; 21./ ii Rain tell '■- dnrii g/'thc day and night of the J 2th:, /;.'-'."/- '*■' '/- 5;^;g.-Alasj::'Al^'I?U-:^-!-X' '/According to Premier Prior, the Govert;ment : intends to re-enact tlie bills disallowed by Ihe Domiii- ipn, relaiivc'/to;. the .'restriction' of Oriental immigraii.on.".:...He furlher states tl'iat/the'local Governmeii.l. is ppposed .to the grauiiiig.eif assis^; tance.to tlie schetne of.; rutin ing. a line of I'ailwa\ to Port. Simpsoii, whichv: would build up a rival city there at-the ejipeii.se' of \'"ancouver, ■Victoria ■.aiid-.oilier coast cities !—-A truly progressive Government ? Bri Lish 'Columbia—Vancouver and Victoria! Whyredo we come iii,?.' Frei :/«;iv|:;;BoQ;l||/^g ng /and -Team!ng.'2.W^M*.^^C^^M-:^. ffiree; Sielehs/ for - Jiire. ..."w.v.- . :-._:■-■., ■:'■.',-<-,, •'" Dealers;ciiT/ ;Erp %'i-Am .: S» -^®r@s&^& ■ DISCOVERY! DISCOVEI$YI XX/IC have disepvereel that we'tire in tlie.lead. - Aiid the lead;,we mean /to keep. /.GuAuviVNTKup G(>pui—T.iiu "kowUs'r;;:Pi'ices /aiid vcour-: teous treatment/is our motto.- / - -.--^ ■-■■■;.//;/ We' rj note lio leaders as '■■baits, but.come .aiicV.se^e-.yhs'/ai'veF vinced that we -cannot/be/equalled:.:.iii:..;tlie/,;':line'./J.pf.^'gr'j'pc'rie:s:../''-yiid miner's supplies generally.;//: // ;/■'/■-;■ //-;i'.-.i/-v/.' '//.'...'. 7->\Z:"'.v ;.:.'....■;/. 7//.'.;;/;../ /./..'. // '/Yours very truly. ;; ;V/ -.-.;.-;- ■■•--'/ -v.v'::-/V- -V.;//:., J'-:::'/; ■\;y^ ^^-^ :; '--'V'""/ / .' ■; Discovery, B. C, Jniinary 24th, :i9°3- , /: ./■.:• Opening of the Kootenay Holci. riic-iiew addition to the I-Copt- euuy Hotel was thrown open to the public hist Satu'elay'evening and,a most 'enjoyable dance and su-'pe-r were given to • celebrtite. tl'.e.occasion. The aeldition consists of a well appointed dinii'g roVni and Isilcheu, an' office and sane room, while lip-stairs is u hall wl.ick will be fitted up as a gymnasium. A fu 11 'ass'or.tinent of gymnaslic accessories is expected to arrive any day and these will.be placed iu position as soon as they come to hand. The gymnasium will no doubt be fully appreciated-. T ei 'JS.jNOW. @PE®i, A Handsome, New, Modern 'Sti t-cturc THIS HOTEL IS STOCKED WITH THE BEST OF GOODS ..'.',.. SaHTw 'Johnstone^ PrG&rletcr. Sam Johnstone, Propriel,,- of| Qq p#. 'N.' -GO. I lie Vancouver Hotct, -opened his ; ■ new house to his friends and. the public last Saturday. His eater- prise in p'lUing up such a Ik.e house ir. niidwiuter is .to be commended, commencing..' Ihe new structure, as he did, almost bii'ire tlie ruins of the e>kl house were colel. . The hockey match last Saturday leaves the victors still, undetermined. One goal each. -ALASKA ROUVt: SAJI INGS- .The. following Sailings are an- tioiiuced for the: month of l''ebrr.ary, leaving Skagway at 6 p.m., or.cm arrival of the train : Amuk, Feb. 6th and .20th. .1'or further iulb'nn.ilio'n. a'n'.lv or write to IIv. Ii. Dunn; Agent, Skagway, Alaska. mm WM III i s:l -jti •il n i
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1903-01-24 |
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. |
Geographic Location | Atlin (B.C.) |
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Notes | Print Run: 1899-1908 Frequency: Weekly |
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Date Available | 2011-09-07 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0169536 |
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