h< h'^i !'' ��� ' '���' - u h 'Vi *- r ''5. ii,* r >' v #, HE r-% VOL. ia. ATLIN, 11. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2i, 1905. VG Mining Development! Atlin District. At the close of'one year and-at the beginning of another,- it is interesting to look back over tlie past twelve months and note what. pro: gress the Atlin Camp has made. We have not experienced any boom and 110 fortunes have been made, but if increased gold output per capila^andthe discovery of new areas of workable ground is any criterion of growth, we can well claim that the Atlirr District has advanced materially. Fortunately, or unfortunately, according to bur view point, large areas of prospected ground, as well as the previously acquired uu- prospected areas, have been acquired by the companies, and the: trend ot events during the past year indicates that vwithin a measurable length of time1'the country will be in the hands of organized capital. Looking at things fiom the-vantage ground of our present knowledge of the area and richness of our .old cbamaels that'traverse the. benches adjacent to, the present creeks, we cannot but consider the advantages that would have accrued to the District, if, at the beginning "ofj things in this Camp,-.placsr claims had been even 250 feet square, and iiad no 80-acre leases contiguous to the rich creeks been granted, for it is admitted by all that the extensive areas of placer deposits in this District would have given emplov- ' aneut to some thousands of individual miners. W��e Creek. The year 1904 has done much to increase our knowledge of our District, has broadened our conception ol its resources a.nd given us faith in the permanence and solidity of the mining industry. To appreciate what we have, it is necessary to visit' the different creeks ��� see the workings of the hydraulic companies, grope your way into the drifts, and dive down the timbered shafts of the individual miners. Ou Pine Creek, Willow Creek, Ta-r Flats and Gold Run,���all portions <sf the same or different runs in the Pine Creek system,���the Tes nits of development work during 1904 have been perfectly satisfactory,��� under the sloping hillsides, covered with brush and timber, with he ivy sand-banks and i-u) placss strata of boulder clay overlaying the yellow leads liave been discovered. and benches, hitherto considered valuless, have been found to be well worth working. The Pine Creek Power Co., whose president is Mr. F. T. Blunck, and hydraulic superintendent, Mr. M. W. Loveridge, owns the largest and most complete hydraulic plant in the District, and actively prosecuted hydraulic operations in the south benches of. Pine Creek. They moved something like 130,000 cubic yards of gravel, sand and boulder clay, stripping some 10,000 square yards of bedrock. W il-had not been for the, particularly hard stratum of clay: which overlies the pay-gravel, this company would have moved a greater yardage of gravel, for they have 2,000 miner's inches of water 1 at their command and use two 7- inch monitors iu each of the two pits operated during the season. A little way further-up the creek, a new company, organized and managed by Mr. J. Mv. Ruffner audi called the North Columbia Hydraulic Co.. purchased outright the Eastern leases from _J.be Eastern- Hydraulic Mining Co., together with ditches and plant. This company installed their plant and opened up a pit, cutting a narrow gash in the yellow leaG and demonstrating -.the continuous, course of the channel iu the south .benches of Pine. On the old Caledonia Group,, a small area of ground, worked under the management of Mr, F. M. Brackelt and owned by the Atlin aud Willow Creek Mining Co., and just adjacent to the property ofthe' North Columbia - Co., produced $15,000 during the past season. Though Willow Creek lay'dormant, it-was not.on account, of the- lack of values, but until an economical aiid satisfactory method of-mining that.flat ground has been evolved. The advent of steam shovels into the District, which is promised for 1905, and the successful installation and operation of these giant diggers will solve the problem of profitable working much such ground in Atlin. Tar Flats,-which seem to form the link between Gold Run arrd. Willow Creek channels, having been purchased by the Switzer Robinson Corporation, is the sphere of active drilting operations during this winter lays'having .been given lo some six different paumerships on this ground. -Tlie work now being carried on only demonstrates that the good opinion' formed by the purchasers of the property is' justified by results. We hope to see a large steam shovel plant in operation here in the near future. Gold, Run, thai old glacial run which parallels Fine Creek and whose limits are still'undefined, was Ihe scene of the first attempt at dredge mining in the Atlin District. The British-American Dredging Co.,���W. O. Switzer, general manager,��� operated their liucyrus continuous bucket type dredge during die summer. "While tlie prognostications of ihe piumulcis and builders of lhat perfectly constructed machine had to be considerably modified, it was amply shown that when tight, heavy ground is shaken .tip by deep blasts, and tlie excessive-wear and tear on the lips of tlie buckets deviated by 'the'introduction of hooks of heavy construction inlo the bucket line, with the view to tear up the ground, 1 success, will attend the dredgers'1 operations. Active drifting opera-; lions were also carried-on ,by .many miners, with variable success. On this creek is to be seen one of the most perfectly laid out drill, mines in Atlin, and, indeed, 011 good authority, anywhere ���: it is that owned by Mr. A. P. Thomas. ' After years of preparatory work, he is in j position to take out the pay gravel in a. most economic manner. Spruce Creek. While Pine Creek flows more water than Spruce, the' latter is the longest creek in the Pine Creek watershed, and pay gravel has been found for a distance of jo miles of its length. .During the past season, despite the constant, litigation, the individual miners reported to the Government Office as having won over $90,000 on this creek, which, however, does not represent the. total amount won by them, as many of those who win an amountJessi than 5i52,ooo, do not make .any re-; port, royalty being only charged en all over aiid above that figure. From Discovery .to .1.20 below has been th-'..scene of active placer raining inuuighottt 1904, and in the front.benches'dTifting is being cou- tinuoysly prosecuted, some 115 men working underground this winter. J1 would i.-sem tliat the gold bearing channels of Spruce Creek looki a more or less direct course, while the present creek winds considerably. One observes that invariably where there is a bend iu the .creek, forming, as it. were, .an arc of a circle, tire chord is represented by the pay channel. As rin illustration of this fact and also of one of the good drift mines on Spruce Creek, we have, only lo mention the property pur-1 chased by Messrs. Berger, Sweet! and Fleming froui Pat McNichol. This partnership lias driven a tun-' nel 400 odd feet into the hill, from a point iu a bend about 120 below discovery,, wlaeme the creek deviates most from a straight course. After driving through solid rim rock for a distance .uf 200 feet, the pay channel was encountered and subsequent development work has proved that it crosses the bend. Two new Spruce Creek companies caiue into .being in 1904. One of these was the Spruce Creek Power Co., with Mr. E. T. Blaine as manager, and Mr. Hays Haslett, hydraulic superintendent. This company acquired all the interests the Camp IlanieJl Mining iViiliivi- ship, the Blue Canyon L';u inu' hi';,, and nearly all the iru'ividiial '.������ < i- a tors adjacent to I lie Bint.- Canyon on Uppar-Spruce deck. Ti-i company began construction 011 .; dredge specially designed to si:.'-' cessfully cope with conditions! ,-> Blue -Canyon, A 'being a ~t yi loot open connected Lype, elevator, dredge. A right-of-way 7J.' iviik:; long was cut out, and a pole ':::���.- erected, to connect .with power hi;.. from Pine Falls to Gold Run. Th>. company transported soir,c\joo tun1 ot material, built the most itp~;r.- dale dining-:i"eom,k'ilj.-Iieii arid- ��� ...-- ing cpvriTtcrs for the crew, and gut so far advanced with tire coiisti ���i<v- tioii'oi the dredge that they promise to be digging' by the.middleof June. Just below the above company'* property is the -extensive aiea known as the Crown Group ot hydraulic leases ��� comparatively flat ground,���.which will have to be worked by some mechanical method. Considerable prospecting work was done by .the holders "with distinctly encouraging ��� results, and we look forward wilhconfideucc-lo the discovery of rich pa}'on 1I1 is property. Ofthe smaller properties ou which active work was carried on, wc might mention The Gladstone Hydraulic Mining. Partnership, ��� Messrs. W-heelock & McClosky, managers. This partnership owns rich bench ground, but, like all concerns on Spruce Creek requiring water in'quantity and good dump, they have to bide their time, untii the creek ground is worked out. On Little Spruce, a shaft 27 fc-jt iu depth was sunk by Messrs. Robinson & Brow.n,-on ground'held by them. T-his is the beginning' ofthe prospect rug of this creek. . Jt is quite possible, that some ofthe uki channels ol" Spr.uce underlie thv modern formations .of its sm.ii! neighbors. [A description of the mining dc- veJopment on our oilier creeks during the past yuax will be .given nexi week.] ' - Our -Roads Good and inexpensive. Ati article .Referring to "T-Iigl - way Construction in Alaska/' ii, the Engineering rrnd 'Mining Join - mil of New York, by C. W. Ptir- ington, -who was sent cut to p port 011 general 'mining .conditio m !' ihe Consolidated Spruce Creek , in this Northern couuMy., and wh.> visited Atlin District -during tin past summer, draws particular attention to the ease with which roads are constructed in Ihis Camp compared with the Yukon an ! t! different mining districts throughout Alaska. 'In ;a table of the emu para live costs, .vve note lhat Atiiir;. roads average 'Oiie-teulli Mess th :v. those in any other.part-of the No; {'.. being onSy $300 \-ogrxjawpetzuik-. i'lacers, Ltd..,and installed a plant, beginning hydraulicing operations al a point about 135 below .discovery. Their workings exposed a pint ol the " blue lead" which so often merges into the "yellow "on Spruce and Pine Creeks. The second new company, The Uritish Columbia Dredging Co.( Mr. A. C. Deiiiiis'tou, general manager, consummated their deal with i-ro c> " .C.f���-"-V "v V m } A.ICUI'K;,^' 'B.:::\C., > /S ATUR:CM^, "j; JAN CJARY ���-::? r,:;.' 1905- M^MIM^&em, i'ni. A TLIM CI.AI.V. ir.n'uni-lTHEn cvsnv cr.TUnor.v ��� ��� r.ionri1 nc..;.: mAjlt-d ritcc to >ny part or thc ,- IV: won lo. for r.Q ctzrnv pen month';- tn.oo Wen . . v-:a;i. ADycmisiNG-nATCr.: >.:-.oo pen inch-each iri-.i-nTion ; rtadino n oticcs,-ac cents a likc - t,r>CCI.\V: RATES ti N PPLICATIO N, , V '"' V.-.; VV.v..V-:V;::..-.;.?qi5 .fHlNTINti::-: v''V: .-' -V:'/;'- . rilLL-HIt.-.Da. ; .' , V . POSTERS, ''- ' VISIT.IHG CARD!) ui-.ttch-h-acs,V ���',������'-���,��� PnOGnfiMf.tr.-;, V etc..' riTc. - ,'*;. '/' -^-;, - y. .ORDER 3. t-KOMPTLY EK ICUTCO.. .! = .:.''..' r>nict:a mooeratc. '.:.'..'���'.' ''' .TuE.ATLUf GiiAi-M ; Paiir.iSHiNc. Go.-.' ,.:A;..C..1-liiiscii-i'i5iiuV'-Pii3i'iiriiii;6''K':--: ������:��� "'���';;/.' V- ; ,' ;;:;V V: J:: ���I'>MKS\Sl'M|.SON:.JliASAdEl!. ���;;. .;;���; Apropos;;; of ���'- "the:'-vAtlin:Juneau '���yWagon^oad,--��� the: vf:ore-ruii!ier::of van; electric .road;;~'btir esteemed .'������ eonte in pbrary,-Tlie; Daily, Alaskan, ;c asks '"[:::-.' Why;11c-t builcl/i tv ;'to]3yan^ ;'':;e6iivcri or::Sah:Eraucisco,: Moutreak ;::-or-:N,ew^ ;..;.tion o(: bur contemporary; we may' 'say���'that tlie roadproposed is only ; apart of aschenie tqebnriect 'Atlin.: V"To\vu:with: the':business; centres of ��� the.\vorld..''.';:,:'../V ��� . -: .;���; v ;'vv;.v v:-'.-;''.;.- The. White.Horse ladie9; are' up : .."sxn --ariiis;������. because:���.ho.' ..provision1 Vis V.vv; "-made :1m 1: their aiuuseiaient: and:-ier ���:;; vsreatib^^^^ ::$;'':Strbller:-:! ''-in.^he^^White^^oi'se ^Kveniu^S^ v-alsoelainivthat vllic- "young;, men;of ' ���; v: Whi t6; Ijo'rse'rd on', ty,' 1; i; p w vrnis t let be ^^(^ "J^vvyouiigvla^^ :-;;;-,;;thernVspeii't;:,.^ ^T;: '"van dn h eff ��� she" - sst;::directly;;*uhdef% ; '.sprig :of:;:miSitletoe--ai!d:there wis ;;v';nbthiiig, ^ :;vbff:in:the;bon)e'ry"as-stiff'^as though. : vL>lscb^^^ 'i vTwoof ;Our.local sports'.returned ' fro in; a;; hunting;. trip; to,;; Wright Creek last week,and.reported /.good' sport, 'as,thei'r. well-filled game- bags verified. .'.Ptarmigan will be the, ���biihb.f-'fa'r.e^for.fhe:.;.iiextj'fe\v:.days'{ .���'���,; :;.There i arc "about/ fifty miners d'i'ifting;;;on;Pirie Creek this -win ter; aud;all are;making a good:showing with tlieir wviUei'durnps. =V: VV: vV v:;. ������������.-'������������;���'.- "y ,-;.', I,:--. ���:-,'.'' ������;.,���..���.���;:, ���'.".'.'. ..V,.-;-;.:-' :-;-;X ,.;;v;We::arevsqrry'to...hear;.-that V Win.\ <y Shea,: of TuIce,, .0'SIieaV& God-; da rd;1-had;; lb .-. quit-' work -owing; to' ill; healthv ���,'���' 'We-hope^io^see ; him ("111 i yv:reeo ve red -a fter.;: a'} few: lfioii ili.s': 'restCo^VX^'vO-v^ .;-.:��� A sleigh loadibf^our'citizens :al- leiided;lhe ; Carnival; herck;Vi.nr:Athn; hist -vweek, Avherevthey: fully 'eiijoyed: tliem.seiyes 'oh. the'v.b^aiitiful'sireet'v'b'f ice .provided-\iy'the ''VHappy'' care-*; taker v'.'oT, 1 tlie :Ailiir :Curling -and Skaliug'.'Ri:niv;.vvY';^ :.;. Word li as been, ^received that our old townsman;'.- J.: :G. ;Cornell,^has; ' purc.llased;a; wel 1-stockecl ranch -i00 niiles soil th-east; of Calgary, on ...iii e; Bb\y -Pvivei',;aiid:;is.gbihg: iiitovcattle raising.S^-We;. wish 'rhini' evei'y success iir his new venture. :;;;";���; mm mu i5Millii:IS��l M M.^HrrCT3J.I*^f��^^,<'��JTrw;^T^J�� r^W.ltf-,CW ..':��� J,WllY1SRN!),:O.U'r,\ViHKS YOU CAN.CiKI: ci'oOUS AM "CHE il" 11EUE? ; V ���'.':: ,'::';' V Atlin,;iKii'sget and Grape RingiVaiidViill luiids ol Jowoli-y���iiiinui- ' fact il roil ,01 it hu.'iii'piiilsus....;...; ..-.':'��� 'V';.; v... ';.V ���������}::���'.: -,;. ---vVV: '���*-. ':a 'V ' V^V-V.; ;.'Uiiiu New Stock of VVatches, CIocTi . "\Viil'(jlid��"-f rcitii.' Sfl.00 : ���,;��� ������; Jewelry u'.iul������.'.;Dicsrnonds; Silvoi'\Arsi!'e, Cut Glass, Wand Painted China, Souvenir Spoons, WATGHMAICERS:";ANb:;';M^^^^ W lT iQ ��v;: ATLIIMVA- DISCOVERY;. v....-���;"; .".^a��^-���.",:-",' - ���y'.;-..;p-V��^*VvvGbiciv.SGar''T:G;u^ : Gur :Goods are: the vBest;;and !Q mm t-H'-.i &* .��������� v;':\''St'..'Petersl:/ur exp'lainsvlhe gave' .parole; aprisouer of: | bent oii.liini: t|| ports,'of dcfeiice* ^Tokio;,';:V; .the capf'ure:;at:|i i'lins,''"ij'a.'oj'p'; sji] powder, b.v e i'i Wfri. rine'aniihiinililNj ^St-VFetcrsbiM scripLiou's.tbtl/fi ���'������ ;������ ������'-''-'. ���,-' -; : Vv, B^, subscribed \villv Si i.��iC;goptl,:vFe vj- are Vsure:��� they';ihbr;-i!,:;v<~y oughly-enjoyed theniselves. 'vv.vv-; v.v ^^ .-':'.-:���',A hockey'team.will sboif be^brv- ���ganizeci aiidinatches be tw'eeii Allin aiid-Discovery; will ''���';be..;;.pne.:-.b.f;.:..'tli'e atlrac5ip^rs:6f'Ifche3^ .:���;-;A ' concert^ will be..���..heldliri.'/the .0 lie had"sciatic'aj'and;; talked about .iiirciirves. ���and. -��� out-curves Jn ' the game of curling. "Tlie big ninny." ;;'; Thc"Atliri. Claim has received no- Gomplaiuts from the la dies of Atlin that our ..young ..men' are at all .-.remiss: in either: of the ) above resnect^' :���' - .-., /���'���.������ ; Now as tlie ice is; getting; firm, for the'sake of the public health, '.we':.had all y.better adhere to the . ���r.e^iilatibiid. resr.ectiug 'the water ; llbies;������'-���: vv; ; v :r--^.:.^--:r~r~\ ^-.~^:\ .'��� vAtlin-Jttneati :;Roacl ���-Action by tii�� Board o-t Trade. At a meeting of lire Atlin District Board of Trade, held on the 151I1 iust., the Councilor the Hoard ivas >i.p-piintecl a- coiu-mittec to collect '.-/ini'or'matioii and data, on the proposed route for a wagon;road coastwise from, Atliu, communicating' with :tait water on the estuary, of the Taku River or at or iu the 'iieighi'ou.'l'.ood of Juneau. At; ���;..;���';! Wednesday's Council' ��� niec-li'iig-, considerable information was presented for consideration, ���lOgethct' with' a r;>ii^h sketch ofthe din'erent jioi'-sibh; routes, giving ap- ���proiviiital^- distances, and a sub- , cw'.iiiniu'ee formed 10 collect further iulonnaUoi! iuid'dnifi a report to the bond, to be .submitted at an early <\-i^:. J,atcr, wiu:\ !he rnatter has !>'^eii brought into a definite shape, doubtlessly, a public meeting'will b^ -caiicd and a pvlitiou widely circulated, lo be signed by the rc:-.i- d.en.ts of th:: Distiict, urging the construction of l.he road on the VrOveMKiunt, ;.!'.;oiigi; our Rcpre- s;:jntati\'e. A urc;ctiiig of thc Council is called ;'..!��� ''.ioiui-iv t-vc'dug. lo further dis- ia,n-, ��� 'b.a matter. .-:.,; A. meeting Avas held in Discover}' 011 the \~i th to, elect .'three. iire:ward- ens'vtor-'igos.v, ;A fairly"'''representa!-- tiycgatheriiigof citizens metal tlie Police;.Station:and A-vLvvGalariio,. :PaufKggert:aud,O.Ti:. Gonlej'vv^ere .:e^^:cted:Lo.lillvllle:[.���llaces.;..of..:..the:i;el]i^- i'ng:. .wardens; ; Discovery, niv the past, has,been very -fortunate in regard tovfires,:; never vdiaving :any, serious,loss' in that:respect,' but the ! Own has little or rvo protect ion,"ev- cepty:\vhat can1, be obtained frbui- ho.iiseh'olcl buckets and'. water.-.bar-' r'elsv: vA .good/force pump with a few hundred:feet of hose should be - :.-..-.���: -1 ���'���.-��� ��� ��� ������' ��� got at once, lo'<-give, the residents a .feeling of security, should a big; fire..occur. :: This, is a .mutter, that should be a lien ded ,to. wit bout, delay, and every resident arid business man subscribe what they can to cle- fni'ys the cost of the fire apparatus. A fewTfire;extinguishers throughout thetowu-would not.be amiss. '/::.v,; ..: The.event vbfvtbe'week was-, the opening pt" theuew skating rink on Monday, night.",; The ice;, was-,in fairly good coiidiiion, considering the trouble of getting .water sufficient to flood with. : Wells'were sunk in the-'immediate'-'vicinity; .of. the rink, and with patience and perseverance ilia committee were rewarded "by��� a;good .sheet of ice aiid''a goodly iitteudaiic on' the opening night. Spruce, Pine, and the other- creeks were well represented; and Allin turned out en masse. l''uur- horse teams, stage loads and cutters galore: poured into' the lillie bu'r'g about 7.30, and at ,8 o'clock skal- ing.was in full swing. '1'lie Spruce Creek Orchestra \vas in attcnuauce, and rendered some choice selections during the evening, intc-r-. s.perced with Ixig-pijie .selections from Piper McKay. The skating was kept up right merrily until 9.30, when hoi cdfiee, lea ami cake weie dispensed by'the ladies of f)r.-;ci>very in the comfortable waiting-room of the rink. Skatirrg was then resumed until 10.30, when our visitors left for home. The Nuggetl-IallVonvv^lhiin's'''- fht. Jaii.? 25th/ in 'aid of .the: Skating K iiik.--;;;'--;;:;'r; '--���-.'':;;-;:'ft-;; - -'''���'-'^:- "}^^^- "���'���' :j:::T:':vRcga]i'.s:vHardware:Stbr.e'i; DiscoA^erxs;\yi 11 v be...������'open ;for,orders, every'Sunday:��� GKQyvM AT thkavs.' ALASKA ROUTE SAii;i NGS-- .:- TheV'following; Sailings;;are: srh- nouriced?for;the;monih:::of Jrinuary; leaving-Skagway;;at-Kyp.:;ni:::':;,i ;,;/;'���;.. '- Amur,'.'.:::.:, v. JauVviolh;arid;;25th;; " ���.-'���-��� F o f f ii f t li er in for m a t i 0' 1 r;: a p',p 1 y" o r writevto.;'.;;'���.';:;H: E;:.;Di;nk;,-; Agent, ���;: v- :;::; ;;^.:;;v-.::r ;::vSka:gwa)',.;;Al'i:rHa: opening.';:;:;;- VvrvMouirealj^Jiirf,!] ;Ppi'te::-;feceivecl-: hiateVlheSprbBai ward;v;ani;l^;Oii| 'visit'.vCaYm'U'jTv ���'s"ays;the repbrUJ :. "'riie'lSilowiiil '.:������'������������:.:,'..., ;.��-'.:.':-.-*l elected';:.;;, v ���''���,I ViclO!vi:f;;'.;;i:;:.V::j Nelson, .;.;;;���..;..���; Ivpsslarid^^Vi.v^l yaucou.ver, Over/. >.l'2'.p0'0; Nel'soii as'.tlievrl l&fm CtJy.S: vWe wi 11 take ont-door ���6r under ground liu'lurre. .5 /-r >" 4J-J. plain tnoii 11 led, ,,at the following' rales ���per x i.i 3.00 ;"..; mounted : v. .'-.'$8.00..'.. pep ��� 5.00 v;",: P i c t u re P.os t C a rcl s.: m& <Kalf-Dos... ;���:���';; Dbz.v . Half-Dos. : \ [Dos. o^= uncier-V '<R��*-:.~J! ",��".- '-���' mm M IV- THIS HOTEL IS STOCKED; WITH : : -VTHE BEST OF "GOODS;:,:;; : Sizes';* ._J.Ghi':sCGuzes-: Py&i2. D;xcn(��i. G-dS-.-als, t-rop rioters 0* ��k. MtrnM-Bmrnm ;'���;.-���.v..;-���:���:'���;��� ;Discovery;.:.:;:, OPivN DAY: AN-D NIGHT :ti&'���"���- '���>- -n'i' ^0mm . ^. v (Bobbie Burn's Night); ���"������:��� DON ADD ROSS, Cii/.irjia'.n. I'lKS-r-CDASS KKS'l'AyRANT :".-���'���;���;;.-;:'--': ';.:;'::.-IN'':';;. L-;:'v';;fvv;- , 1 vv.: v;.;: :cc)^ NECTlpN.':'..;^ ...-._ llv.ii.'-'I'iiis'ti.i'K 'foi- Dixori's .utuke-'���'. NortlierHf .Fo w'er;:t ^'iumfeer tt/OcV Sword Dawcu bv Hon Jamii^on. Adrnioslon. SO Ccvite. until iiirlber notice the following will be tlie prices,of Lumber :������ Rough, uptO'S inches,;;*^.:' ; ,do do.;- 10 v ,, ;���; 45-'",'��� , v do ;do; '12 , ,, .-., 50. - - Matched, $50.00; S. I). $5,00 & D. !).'.$ 10.' extra. '>^yi per ceiil discount vrill be allowed for cash at time of ordering. Mi <-:'��>- 3i u 1 ���; ��� <<y v;-. -?v f a��f Atliu'.Loci ocige, No; 1 ////> O' -i.v��� V- uiscover-y SkatingRinfc- --ox��� ' ADPilISCIOM, GO CENTS. mum mtfiW& [weather Ireiug perfect, and'- s!-. igh-' Orche ta At tend a nee. mc-els second and fourth Wednesdays of each mouth, at- y p. ni., at the A. O. U.W'Block, Third Street. Visiting Brothers are cordially invited lo attend. ��� F; W. "Dowi.iNc;.. ' . Master Workman. K. Af. N. Woods, Recorder. V .'.Ottawa;: Jaiill open iii g-.pf: "'Pari yesterday: ^fe t he'v speech. :-ffoJ soi'd-iiimpart::; ''.': the:{Noi;tliwest; the>Avisdbm-bi'i Territofies;,.pi'6vj billTort'l'lMt'l'piifii initled;'; forv yoa Parliciinent vadjed day: '��� ' ;:... The Dawson', the,first match:. Thegaihe was - people, .iiicludiiij 'ess;���'���'.Grey,. .���.'-''���"���TJi The game was* eral, players Averl ;;Kaniloops,.;B.| (colored), has. Hie ..murdervvpfl P.hoenix; ; ; Vancouver,. B.' '(colored) slashc Eliza: MaA's'toil, 'cirt.liis owii'���tii'rol later. 'The.:; woiil recover.,; :. 1 TokioJaii.i/ptJ cavalry raiders the railway-:betw| Taisch'ia: The. Russians to:ielrej now repaired. The transport! Port Dalney, \\ others on board,; saki t'.iis mor/iiiiiej vSt. retersbnrfj issued leUers.to.tl^ bidding soldiers, souls be troubled^ and. heavy losses,^ who lost Iheir liv< of the ���fortress.'.' Nanaiino :��� 'V\i and 7, daughters, iiiid. .Airs. D. Jonc sing since the ie parly of 200-men were unable to funi little girls slartc] and evidently got! in the woods. Mas CO w I. an. i'i m :X:Tt,!fN,V;;;^ "JANUARY;: ���' 2i',::':;r.905V II�� ll':. ^e;'^^ar.;Qffice ;:|(y.-Stoessel ^remaining ^iiig^iiiciiin- "'detailed' r;e- vjiniperbi;.;;;;; ^pgbVi'eports l'hrlhiir:of:'546: ii.':-:;- :..,.,.:: .-.;���: ,. ���ko.o.p.vkilo's-f-'pl.; ri'j-:i'i-'r6ii'i)'d.s.:p/? v^tii;.;:���^Sub-; ^i;\verefuil)'; P,'i.i'i'.-lip.ti'r,ir'ftei'-. f^MayofvDa-- A,v\vliic.lKiiiti-V vtv'King.Kdi iiaiidrrizAyill .r".f'-";Ivb'iid6ii Ipisi^^ '���'',!: Stap'le'.i a'nti "Fancy Dry 'Goods, :f Laeiies'Vand Gent's 'Felt Sliapbi':s',''- ;.Ready'- IWae's'^-Clqth'inp;'.' La die s' 0 ii do rvvea i-, V TVIcn's -Uncierwesr, Beds, Shoes, Etc. :.;.::;-' ���.'::.:. .... ._���:���::-. .-:. ��� ������..���-���; -.'������-.. ' :���.���.'���:������'.���.���:. ..'--��� ..-^. ���.;;���:. .;::���:-,���,---; s:::;::: S... .'.-. W '- l*i,'��?K V^"v-- '' ;; '������'���-��� ���'���;-- :1 '-������--������<-i- ���-���---"' i-::_;_;e-..-.i-:V.i"i .vi-V.iV-''::v.v' Vl'.^^V: ���.'���'��� :.'v -;' ''^f.::'.;:^;":���.i^��!,;.��� .'is larger .than eve/r^and all at'clbse-cash, prices.; 'e carry a<full line of tho oolebVaia sell we guarantee: to be .'first c! .i.'i.ioiiii'iiBi.i.vF.KK'i) j"no'jii"i'iiV i)N:ti:h: chkkks..-:' A.VS.'CrKOSHvi"'nKS. ;ificled.:'VS;'v:;v:;: r-V';;haye;;beeu :::;;Bafiiard: ^Aiifvfiousioii; *;.vHaiiijllbii; V(';:Buscbmbe v.,-..-; 'v-;".; --:-. '���y^ iW;..-hands viii. .^lectioiv.;;;;:; ^'lie" official: Jtpokjvplace'' ;v; v;de!ivered- vhrone, and &|l ^gfbwfh'pf ��� is,-; justifies'^ ;g; on;, these. |Sii,toiioiriy,;;;aT ::,ill:rbe;: sub-'; I'Sideralibii.','; k;\until "MohV -$:^:> .'���'. '���:.-' ������vCiulr'lbst ,#alileyvCup: i:* by; 25,000 vnd -Cpiitit- -Vyas:q tb.2. f�� ���::������:���������'.���������- ^tV'aikl'sev-. %..v:'.;.;':.:-.%.:; .; .:> . ���'��� V k ^'sliua .Bell k.fed here; for, '^Allen -of (iiVry'Slater-- I'bfc.ed'wife,; r;rtzor, "their I'jT-two hours [1; .probably. lie..:'Russia u.. ^���������'���'damaged (i'hante and J' ��� ��� -��������� '���''", ,' (;: forced the .he"road is r. i:- ;Tre|ibffl,ex-Cliicf of;|AJlice,:wris'bid- tiiiig'.,Iii iewelbtO:::G;riiiKl;-l.) uke, ,:Scr-' giiis at ;:;Niciiolas;S,tfit.ioiiv: 'tli rce sliots\\'ei'c:'iir:eci hi live'; General,.;by a yoiingviiiaii; wearing ,aivstudeii t's enj)'.'.': v:AIjTliree shols'iiiisscihVvv'l'he ;uiau:,;\\,as;,:'rirrestcil;:::but, refusedV to ,'gi veai r me .���,.:, ;';.,���;.;; vv;: ^vy ;,;''--^v :h-:>;'-V";'- v'; ;;:; Ottawa;" Jam ���;i6th.-:-~Tlie' K;loii- dykeV-Hoc-k'e^''^ Celited lusecoiuj:���'.'h}[h,i^y.'--.2^;.}^6;---.-2^ :Thc.:yisi'tdrev-,'-\veV'e.'.,:''-ribsplii't.c toplajv'ai'ter'is'iiiiniitesJast^ockej'v" :Ott:iwa''steauivsc6red..at;will.;;;:;:::;,. '-['.'������-V'ri'iico'iiA'efjVJ.aVi." :i6tlr;;V^--Glrrrk; ro iiQlpribusvbiii'glar;; ���Ly��''lip>Tecefit.l.y-";iirt; rived;hefc,;shbi at Detective :Jack- sohVaiicfescriped,; lias;; bee ir arrested, .in -racoiua.;^: i^-:' 'Phy^B^f^'^yy..; /VyV-N.Viu'am lvas'vbee'iiv-V.discbyered.--, of���"���-,the;;-:-:.(w'6; youhg;gifls:v;;wlioV wer;e*lost v.;The' seaieh;i)arty;.is;sli 11 ;o 111;-;:.;;;:' :yj:Cr: ;:���;:: Gpj]gr:eg-atipnal;.;Me. ������'.'���:.'''f:heva:i;;hfil1cb:igfegatiOiial ineet- ,.?. ���������.,,:,.....���.'���,- ��� "' ' .ft ���.���..., �� .��� '. ��. ���'--����� :���:������������ .',-",���.���;- i 11 g of ;t 11 e;St".';;An'd i:e\ys;Pfcsbyte'r'iai'i 1 i,C:h''ur,c,lrHy:is'.liel.d::i);'-''th'e';.'c^ ���Mo i: d ay' Vey el 1 i iigo'-vTii e ::'Re, v.;;:;E; ;'Purkii!gt,o.nv::r)Ccupied vvthe;-^cliair; anil >. pr.r.^ .,FijiJeK;:3D;r.:A.:s:::Cr'bs^^^^ pbinted::secretar\^v:|Reports::fr,onv I lie.'.- various. .��� cbinmittees -,:'6'f;; the c 11 i'i re 11;-were- fetid aiid .'ad b p ted v:a 11 d '. ���..-.���'.���'..'.���'���'-. .. . '..'.���. . ." -'.'.���.'..: , . ��� ��� 0-, .. .- slibw-eil V-salisfactoiy:v'"pr:bgress -iii nnaficialcoiKli lion-duringyt he;, past yeaf.:*.vAfiervt!ie:busiire^ OA-er, j'efrpsliineiits'w.er.e .served,by: tlie'.iadiesiin their usual -hosoitable and;;v pleasant; vniaiiner,^ sendii^ig everybo.dyvhbme'-feeliugwell pieas; ed;with themselves','-wifli.tlie enlei^ 'tainnibut, . and- with the world; ai: large.; -.',;; ;.-:'.'::";-.:..:," ;Pai'ti.c'ulars of'the various reports presented.will' l>e given next week. :r-';';.'':,;:;^;:PMblic.-,v^ ; ;-:'A'; public;;in.eeXi.'ijg:.:l^s;���:.";c���.allle'd:';.Tor ���'i')li"iti'ist.!ay,;;;20i'l.i^ cussH he';, pro posed v^VagoiivRpad: to .tliej^Cp'jisr'lj"y;;\ya^:p'r '���As'"'li'iis;is;:;a ,:iniitter.".'���yvliicli��,'yita 11 y 'coiiceru's :i;aU:,;tliev-District^: ,i t^A be- Jioovcs j;e.veiw:;:citizeU:;u6.Ueiidv'liis' -s'iipj)pi:.l:ib;;l Ii,e; projt;ciy:i^:-:;i f^::H:'r-^-' KW\: LilMilTO r- -w.11'.imi.n.% ,-asjf vVf.Sloves.; air'tl-HarcUvarbiVaf': prices' t;ihit;caii';t-;bb;iyeatenV^^V;p:-:JJ :;;-Sla:bles;;&;Duiiisdeii7ifiake;arspe-; cialtybf Fresh: Kggs:��ind;]3iittervv;t ���j. r34JiB^a.-iCiCaCl-*^'i C: ���"���' DO EL K ER;.;; iVJahs g e'r-S; v.V: M: ^^^^siii^^^^ M^BMimGM ~:JSSVAyi7<r, -\Xi,/iQ. Tissssi&^rMss^w^s, '���- 0fBi Plans;~an'(S Spccinca(iu^j'T6r'Slcnin;:^!io.ve!s'.'a'nd ;.;i:::; ii-ZdriiulicPiunts on tipplicnilon. V f.. ��� S: V; :';-V^: .V; BA BR ISTERiAt-LAW;:;:; j - #;�� Has iitU'en:;iii.plii(!0 nt Kouii'i J, Gold 5"V,. V -Mjixiiiu,������'"'.������.UijicoJv'ai'.v.::"V PfHuiiV.vlUi.iii'.s'-f-'.'.?-"^, V .TiiL'Kiluy.sl'riiiri'silii.ya iiiiil;Sntiir<lii".vs,,",V; ^~. I'I'm 11 (f:ri:r-S;i>. iii.-:���;���;^.'V:,V:,-.;:V;.';V-:.\V ,:,;,'; V;.v: Births Have:to-be���-RegistcVed,��� ���curu, from Joessel v and t. Vat Naga- .1 sar lias ..and navy, -lei their ^,'of success ''''sing men he defence 'j /' iJs; aged 5 ���J: Rogers v'bceii inis- isearching 'fined, biit |aoe. The 'forth field, I |ierished j-:s General 1' ���'-'���--'As'ilie "white native-born popula- ticu:of Allin j);strict" is ''"rapidly oil the increase^ aiid -.'as';, there seems to be a ivant of knowledge' co.uce'i riing, regulations governing, registration, of birth;-;, it is the duty of father;.���. and all inen���''who...dream of becom- iug iursbands���tc^ know what;the law calls for :;:;"-' / .''.'V' "' ������"���'. . Sec' p> of -1-ii'e' Act : relating'' to Births, Deaths and Masiirigcs, says 'lliatri fatherof a child, if.within the district, miist make a declaration of a birth within 60 days. To c'niit doiii!'' so is an " offence" under ihe Act. Sec. 23. reads : " A.ny'pci'KOii. guilty of an offence against, tins Act shall, upon s'.iuiinai;y' co'uyic- tiou, be'liable, t'<), a line of not,' less3 'than:i*.25 rind .not, e:ccceding$ibo." Onlv a small percentage.of chil- dreii born iuothis District have"had their births lcgii-teicd, and it 11'nghl ]h: wel,l . fur lathers of Aifin. " nuggets," who am tir.cei lain wlu'ther lliey .'ire " square ',' .'-villi tlie requiicuVenls oj' ihe lirw, to call a."i": c.n 111 ir-:: at Hie'.Go'verii'iuent Oflice.'. . " "'���''��� ��� ;]\TOTICE;;iS.;: HliRFB^-G^EN ; ;iliiit,a|'plii.'iitio;ii- w.iir bfiViniiilo ,to.;i lie Pai'lii..iiii..nt. til; Q111 mil a- at; its 11s:; 1. Scssi tin ftirVan; Aiit tci iiicoi'iioi'al0 a: C'oiiiiiaiiy to lia called tlio " Vaiiuouvor an'tl N'bi-'tli'ei-n Brirish Colmiihia Kaihvay (''oiniiiui.v " '.witli'i>dv.-ei- to,,cp.!lsti,i:ct,,ii'.ling' of'.stainlai'il .(ir--ii!u-r6w ���{fii'isrp rail��'a.v from-uoiue point iirlhc CiGy of- Vanoouver <>r .some oflicr ooiiveiiioiit lull nt on the slioi'c of Hiii'i'iird fnlot, tliei'ioe' I'liiiiiiija' in" a' wowtorly aiyl, iiortliorly drt'ec- tion .������ Ii.v tho;,most I'c.asalilo. rontu to ..tlio Siitin'uiUli A^afluy, t!ion��a \9y tlio.-most foas- iljle roiife tli'roii'^Ii tlio Poniliflrlrin.Mutiil'o'ws to tlitiNiJi'tliKrii lioiiisiliify lino <if ..(.lie Pro- viiice^witli ii lii'aucli from abnio point on ctiie main lino to llarlts'i'villiy.; and ;.rorV n--��Icl- c-lara-tii>n 1 iiat, Haiti railway'"lino is. for tlie y'enoral uil\'anta:"o of Canada'. ',���... Saii^ Ituihvay Co:i'.::aiiy. to liave jiov.'br lo iiiireimse.pt.In:r Uails'v.ity.Charters anil -T,-iil- way lines anil. to. set I, leasr; -or otliur^'isu (liil-'oHr: bf tlio whole oj' any iiorlion of ils riijIWay linos to ;uiy oilier .Kai'.way Comr jiiin'y, 1111.-I allfitlter, usual iio'.yurii framed, to KailwayCoinpanios.; ~;'".; ;;.'. 0V";V ���: " V; "V,;. }):\l'y.li at Vi��i:c?iiiv.er7 tliis06tli'..-:.ilti'jv.of jJ3n.- eomligivA; D. lliiM.V ' V �� .:. ' .' " : : "��� ;';;: ';Lr , 11()WA tip ���j.'.'ifu'iVCAiV,;. ���..;.'; oF tho Ciiyi'.r Vaiit'oiiver inUritish Co.-' Inmliiir, Solieitor for the Apolieants. P-.S&t&Js&ff e.&Mfrj>&^p&-.&,PiC-&&<>J&^& ., \i&4'<3'&&&&->.Z:'-��'-'3:��}C:4!'.$ . ���GP^^mM^-M^mimm^^. THK,:vDINI^ 'Mi:' :;-Q--- ������vH'- -';��:: ;.;:<!���;. "���;k;:: ���V:PV v-tc;; ;::i? ������: .-"���:���'ifr ���" -:-;,-.r.'.' ���::-::'<,:: -���--my. -;.'V'p:;v ���'������������'-:<-\ .:��� :U -,������- :���':-��� ���:���!)������ ��� "';���.'�������� V ���<.y'yy>y-y^-.~^ ST.A CIM .-.Ss ���:.���������?;.-$ .-���-.-. ���:...".-....���; ..l-iyjilt-Vi,.-!?.' eOISNECTIOX ���P. ���''. ��� 0 :.������������: -���P..-: :.o'-; v'fr.v ;a :.:6':; :'��v ;,ov mams lIIl#JSSElffi^ ,0 ; >D! XG.{ii'.,;R ROTH EHS,'-, Proprietors')],,) ";>;,-.';���;;.������..:��� ��� '���������-----���-Ua��."'-'-;'j:/- y ::v v:'vv 'Jrbol.: "t^^ B & Freighting arid: Teaming Horses and Siei'��/hs for Kirs. '_<? . sang'PF=. im '.^ W AR-' F'A'flfo ~W K~ F3 V. TRCTlVlflN, Manage.". ;rirst Sti'aeta, Atlirj,, D. C. ��� Corner' rcarl0: V..:i ��� .:.-....-.o . ^?���*-&>--: ^>-��. ���. . ..'.'.;. '.- . . ��� ��� ��� -1 'i he ;, :.;�� Bei^ ���'���'���to '.nunoiiuce PpF^I ': H'"'t:"VJ>��c'y '''ave'"' re-^ .flao-y-Ctt^ ������',. opened tindriie.i.'ow :%05ffl: " ready for..bijsihess. ^i\j(muA '.DrIiev. ,ake; tHis.oiP ���; , - -,�� 0 - '!J'^U"|iIi1|''^fy0 Pf.i'ti'-iiity. .to thank ���> ��� ��� ��� - . '.���'���'..'��� '. . .0 niid rcs])'-'clfiiilysolicit theii'-.furlh'er jiatrom'igo. Mrs. SVJ. fE^, ���i. Pl'Opi'tOtl'OSS. ��� * ��� '' - t Vr?iX,;.^V{S ���- -(fT9.':') A A "'fJA /> 1^ '> S DISCO VERY, 13. C. jopd Tusl}1 -'menls, ��� line, liquors, cieni'Sj rind soft beds, iiiiike��il ;i ���& ��� ��� ,i ' " . "��� iilenstiut lioine l<;r nil . 0 . <������ ��� o ���.. *��� traveller'*;; . :�� "- ,'^�����-- "...'���". a ED. SANDS!, .Pi?o"j��:-:eW r A' . \$7 V..X..O J^.J I.' ��p:r 'datiis " o- c, IlAKIil'i.U SHp'P KlHlY JAMMI.'VM. F!R3^ CLASS RESTAURAr-IT IN CC.N N !iCT! O n! O - ���-xj'.^.t^ni OlOlCtSr.'WINES, LI0!ICK3 AN!) CI3>A��S- ���fASE COOSS A HI'tCI'.in. O .,,:. '. CAPnrA;I/; PA ID li-i'. ^,700, boo: '���/'. - ' .-'.'','.* ," P~SH;:vic ^3,0.00,006.' /"���. "��� Bi'iineUes of tlio Ban:c''at /eatt.c, o ��i:c& Zan Frr.r.Gisc'op " ���'. ' '; ' Pbrtltintv " '';..������ ��� . " . 5 Ska.g-w:iy, etc. C�� GOLD DUST-PtVCJIAK!':!)- .0 ' ' ." ' G " Oi'riCK iN^C^.v.vi'ic'.Tio;':; D.- IU)SS,',J,W:nn^er. VANCOUVER ��;miIMfiERIftS 'WOtlS:.. LTi VAl'lUOUVEIi, D. G. . ' ;fecial!!3TS. iro<: d'Ll/^b:(^!'���-J"^ ,-.T) f.-'-/; 1'/ . c 1 ''U'lKl.n.S, , us;,.- , for ;1 . TiiKliii'.iiC'Mts, >St!ii":{- Raic C. R. ioiinie i\dh-<��.|"ii;i,\;llii!ij- n..��' iriiiirti.i-. ni'M to ill.' IliiaU of K. \. A., l-'list Sti'i'i'l.o TIii: batii I'lini'^Mii 1; 1'iiiali.. :-..'. ;-.<.o.'l n-i fniin '.pn'DRAI'I.FC or rt-v i\i i'I'1,1'] . UA iwi, ' jVj'.st:-. ". i/.'n-'.'o TS, H O ' fu Li J: t o Kb' SJ!��. W.-Vi {.;atps, .'������'O-iir' RivivT.Ti-D i'i;'-', AOL'S ; .',:������:;') " C:\\- CAi'S. r.7A.-jr-v Ti'; :.;p-;r^!:'1'.. i:;- ���y- ;!GM. ;. *��� ranBtSSRfflSt ATLIN, B. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY f��0-5- I iles thi* Week Undershirts , and Drawers, which were $1.25 each are now $1.00 2.00 " " 1.65 1.50 Overshirts,' " 2.25 German Socks,- 2.50 2i75 1.25 V50 1.15 1.85 C2.15 2.35 1.O0 1.15 What is. More Refresh I rag ��& Closing out Dry Goods at Cost. l; pillman & co. Local Events. The Management of Atlin Club ���announce that they will hold their second Fancy Dress Carnival on Saturday evening, the 28th inst., at S o'clock. This will give ample time for all who wish to costnme to get ready. The prizes will be equal to, if not better, than those given at tlieir'last Carnival. SleDoiiakl's Grocery makes a specialty of fresh eggs and butter. A Grand Masquerade Ball will be given, under the management of tbe Spruce Creek Orchestra, on - or about 20th February (at full moon), al the Grand Hotel, A din. This "ives all lots of notice to get ready. Baths, daily, al the 0. .K. Barber Sho:).���-75c, during winter mouths. A hockey match takes place Satuiday (today) at 3 p. m., at the Allin Skating Rink..���Married men versus single! - The latest magazines and papers are always ou hand at Pillman's. Burn's Birthday will be celebrated this year at the Nugget Hall, Discovery, Wednesday evening, Jan. 25th, when a "smoker"concert will be presented. Mr. D. Ross will be chairman, aud Bob Jarnieson is to give a grand exhibition of thc sword dance. Ladies' fur lined slippers can be had at Stables & Lumsden's. $2.00 per pair. Discovery Skating Rink is to give a fancy dress carnival ou Saturday, February 4th. The Social Circle. A very successful progressive whist parly was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Wheeling on Tuesday evening.. There were five tables occupied. Ou Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. N. Woods invited a number of their friends to enjoy a whist entertainment at their home, where a pleasant evening was spent. Among thc many - successful functions given this seasorr was the formal tea given at the home ot Mrs.- E. L. Pillman, on Nob Hill, in honor of Mrs. Dr.. Young's departure. The rooms were beautifully decorated: Red room, in maple leaves and holly ; blue room," in evergreens ; chair of honor, in red, white and blue. - The lady of honor was presented to. the guests in a few well chosen words, after which luncheon was served. The reception given in honour of Miss Stewart, by Miss McTavish, 011 Thursday afternoon, was largely attended by Miss Stewart's -many friends, who tendered their best wishes for her future welfare. Mr. Samuel Johnson, tha genial and popular proprietor of the Hotel Vancouver, gave a supper to a few of his friends on Wednesday evening, which was voted a great success by all present. Well assorted stock of Plain and Fancy Toilet Soaps at C.R. Bourne's. P. M. A. A general meeting of the Atlin Branch of the Provincial Mining Association will be held on Saturday. Ihc 28th inst., at the Grand Kolcl, at 7.3U p.m. Business: Ta appoint officers and delegates to the Annual Convention of the Association about to be held in Vancouver, H. C. Wm. Hathorn, Secy. b'OK SALE���Three Husky Pups, about 5 months old ; these are specially line dogs, ofthe famous bleed known as " Huskeius Pinkiauus"; the only dogs of the kind in Ihe District. Cheap for cash. For further particulars, apply to Jamks Cui.i.hn, Stir- orisc Lake. Atlin Skating Rink dan* 28th, sit 8 p.m, After an evening's Skating or Curling, Ursur a Cup of Cocoa or Ciiocalayk,���Gherardeili's, Baker's, or Van Hon ten'is. Failing this, a Cup of Blue Ribbon, Nabob, JLipton's, or Rain Lai's Tija, 'or Crown Brand Coi-miki-:. We have a full line of the above mentioned goods, And our prices are right. , ���STA .&:UJMSDEti, LUMBER CO., LTD. Until I'ut'tlicr notice, the following will lie. tlio rates for Lights; all accounts collected monthly : ElEGTRiG BIGHT RATES: Installation $3.50 per Light Subscribers can be supplied ut Meter rates : Rent of each Meter, .-��� $1.00 per month or at "Hut" rates, as under: -8 Candle Power Incandescent, ������-., $1.75 per month per Light 16 " '" " 3.25 " , . " 32 " *' " 5.5C* Prom and after tlie 3rd January. 190S, nil Lights will be turned off at 2 a. m. uud relit from fi a. ni. until daylight. ' All burned-out or blackened lamps will be exchanged for new ones, free of charge, if brought to the Company's olliee, but broken ones will'be charged for at 30cents ench- The .Company's Modern Steam Laundry has been let on lease to Mil. and Mils. Fuss, who will collect and deliver all washing, receive payment for all washing, and pay all accounts in connection with tho Laundry. LOUIS . SCHULZ, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, ATLIN, B. C. LL��y O tai atlin, n. G. SHELF AND HEAVF HARDWARE, Tin and Granite Ware, Miners' and Blacksmiths' Supplies, Doors and Windows. Fetrxsiiesre asinl Mattress Factory. M SMALL ATLIN, B. C. BREWERS OE LAGER BEER AND LARGE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. Admission, 50e. Children, 25c. It Will Pay You To send "The Claim" to your friends,' instead of loosing time writing letters. It endeavours to publish every week nil the principal news of this District. Price, to any port of the world : Six mouths, $2.50 ; one your, $5.00. A/WVSAA/WVNA*AAAiVVVu*��^^ >ANH Will. FINEST EQUIPPED HOTEL, IN THE NORTH. EVERYTHING CONDUCTED IN FIRST-CLASS MANNER. Ugs-toSSate Restaurant lea GosiEteo&iast* FRED WRONG, Manager. CORNKR FIKST AVKNUIi AND DISCOVERY STRKIiT, ATI.IN. BU00JSSHOU TO M. FOLEY $ST FULL LINE OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. -����4 . Flour, Oats, Chop Feed, Bran, &c, &c THE Half-Way House Is a hiivcn. for all travellers. Tlionmals uro freo-milliiiir ami tho bruccrs iu the bar as refreshing as the dew of tlio eiu-l.v morning. An ideal gummcr und winter resort. . JAMES CLARK, I'ROPKIKTOK. :*:,;:..:;
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1905-01-21 |
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_1905_01_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 | 53a3b585-bf1d-4bb7-871e-8eb141d35b6a |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0169537 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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