^^v^"^^^-',^^7./^^^r::"'":v f**1. ��� H -. 17 ��� ��� 1-J ���'*.��� !���( ? ��3' n;v '-���'���.".������-.,������-. ��� :4vWij', ��� ,;��� K*��--; '- ("���-.'���-.'li*. ^fe;^��^2'-iso^'3|^|,i:', :���������&'':::"��� ���*";',*. ���-"',: t f-. ?.-f .������ *--T' ���: -_;.���:"'.'*'--'"' - -.'., ,'��� *���:" -. 1 ������:. >>: Kr&i *.>j,-*--,y-<y^<'4- VOL: is. AT LfNi.y, ��� U.';. C.s r',:S A.TLJR DAY, ;: J AN U A R Y.' iaS;'.''". 1965. NC..:2S9 ?' iri;I ii g. De v g J g]| mJeitf ';::<. i(Joii tinned.' from, last, issue.]-.���;, m,- f <���..'������ ������ if. .v^K'/ii-v^': rKiB.oMld.er^C.re^ ���j^^LefHis^iiow^take^ .^''.'iiiqi't^ .\;;"A,:jJiTd!;iiotc,^v,lY.f^ ~:y' i'sho wrfpriy ii'9pl|i.: v,; [ :;:Ai(s]fort:;cft:ekr^: S;?itMioIcls;nts^p*\vn^aih<Ki"g ^.-vi'siry^ ^-yGa ii 11')>;' y -1 -1 ieyiiprope r tyy t piiM U i(t#S,CK. |>::-,^-.i.e'!^ T^OtaTuiicju e^i-ieji ry.;^Ma lmiiM^vi fu>. ^���.iJ'fage'rj^prpducecf : V" rai iyy ..'j 1 roper ly: ii i KXhe^tliii'-'iDisirict'';: yJJ\::{, is :;wo:i-l*^cl:;;pollil;:by; -. drift i it^* and. ;;#;yiydftui 1 iciiigyAh 'Xi-pro v i ii m'ivt li e ~ tubsfe:! u'ce'ra li ve.^Vl-Iii.. -.SiNoveimherv<;;yiiii 5^?y<^lessrs::v;J;-^;H^ y/^lack':^ ;-:^:layj:fpi^ X^prb^erty^pLiyf^ ^:y>struc'k;.rici^ feiiee'trcleep^ V".-H-'rAvVas^i>VltV.p.'iV;.V^ ���^���iipYand^^ :;;i��|ofy;;p^ pXybeetiiiysigiitm yi :;:ind i'catipifcyibf iyiitb efj ex.te n,t^:p f;;" t he ;fv'fs:WQJ\fe^ *^-fcubic.^ j::;'i'.:&��::wdiicli^ iyyiyeieivated^i^ ::M:$6c';-36p;*VftWas;;i j-yy' months'Twprict;they'^ha^:;;ejuriied' : V $74i;oopv; tlieV largest yamount;iwoiii ���"3VLro.m-;yauy\.siiigi S- Disl ric tW Toy iigiye,:'a u yy i de a: of ���;tlie -.������*;"���. limber.;use(l,-:ihe:.;maiiagemeiitxsuite. .-"that': thei rl^ v--'.v.700 cords'ipL firewood; and ihe;ymine ���';-';-:'riiised\u.p'i2",to ^ya's.ipbo^l.agg^^ y;-'-property^ ^: ^engaged "in rounder ,/H .iy i,;.itende 11 cei;<5f;'j\f.r.;:Joseph, Fall;-.yhicli ^-:y brought-^ 0::%$9p,oqo.- ���:;I";f;'Above; ithe vliydra'ulic;''COtiipaiiy;; iy^yUie^Week^y;!^ are' y; "ybeing:::Avbrked7;;but: 'jiV.s'mailev^ai'Vas :i -���.ibyi.the'i placer .'iiiiner..,;Sixty nieu ii;;:were atwork dur.iug tlie ���year- and V;: ".were,.moreiiori ?less .satisfied-;\vitli -''"'results.'^ \-v ','-���' ' "'���' '���" '������'���";��� ..:S:"'---v':i "..������." '���'-.-':,���':'',. :Mofree, Ci^aetc: '���'.���������: '-";���: As M'cKee/Creek' coiiie's iiext'in ������ order /bf;Api"oductiou;:'atid -���stands, '"'first Tot"successful hydraulic mining^ we ���'will have:lo cross country ;. ���'fifteen' miles and. see. what the Coiu- 'J.'.pany 'iu'iS; done���lor the. greater > partof'-McICee Creek is now in the y .hands of the Amalgamated-McKee ���'.'���"-���'"Creek--Coi,���Mr...C...M. J-Iatnshaw, .uuuiager. This company hasacquir- ed the.inicrests of the Atlin Mining Co. and the McKee Creek Con-, soliditted Co. In a successful sea- ','��� soil's mining, tliey.uiicovei-ed 8,000 ' .square yards of bid rock, the gravel .'���'. yielding ,^42,000 iii.^old. ..Including theyield, of .ground let on lriys, ".- the company ieport an output of #52,500.' '.���'���'..To ;,more .economically .'.'.work t'liis .property, the nuinage- - '' nient propose to install a sleam or electric,'shovel'p'uinf, construct an electric train line to Atlin J/'ake, 1% miles distant, and there, with the tiii11111 iXotl- ';<:1 iinip ; -iiicl;.���;���','�����uppjy Tof :w;tilcr;:;':.|t.v;iiitible,v "\viisli;yth'e.;: pay g fa v e 1 '.17*''\ ��� li else 1 i e liicf i sit 1 a rgc" ju.n e / btilvllieylcho^wMrareajbf OpayLis-iii'rge: and iftheTesults'itt^aij:.reach ^ the aiiticiiVatioii;VoL'the"^inrt e'xpeiidiUfrcA\villci!bbbe::wasted^ ^���.-'jAJJov'eV^i-tlu .tiie'iit^\yoi-kUviis:cai-i-ied:/iforAvard^,on .���llj'et.VVar_ey.ease.s;y"jnir'ch'a'^ ;M cKeejsGi e'ek> Cbhsol i d a f^d'^Go.:.'���,,-----' ���Mr:,:;.:! ���^f:H.,^Mauisl.iaw,^ [���luiiies-ancl; w;ate.iHvays::;;w^ .strucVed/rf^ii'id'-Kp cVoii^e^^f'i'Tjiere^-.liave.-;^ ���fti il'ii res :oiu.McKee"G reek ���.'"���.:an'd'';i1g'b'4 was;���tyb^'xceptioii: to-.the:- v.ule,:--i--tlie 'Individ tut l;".ini hers: ^'.w.'brki.ngv.dbiiig :pa f ti c 111 a rl y:. w.e'l 1 ii Zi;;y0yyjyyi:y ,::������- :*:V'i~::^-K'>-?.'-;o-3'!ic ������"*-' -"<-*Xt' ���: f;-ft'?:>K'-E *���":':. :i .:Returiiirig'-tb;the-;P.i.ne ���ieyVjAyejjW.iilUakfc yG.reek'i���,:"-\vhei;e,~:'-iii ^preyiqiis^yeafs^ ;'tli'ey.Atli.i!;;i-)ivlv:^ ���.-'.,���'; it p.- a ga inst \ t ;i';:^:Tl i e!lco ui pa it y^is nbwAtnderitlieJniahagenie ;JJrya iivW.il iiauis^ whose '���clbse:.ii]jp.liT. 'rc.'atip.i\V4'p;P;busi.ii^ iakeadvaiitaffe-.of slbcai^cpiiditions,- .i:esnHedfiii:ia';'mbrd;.e'iic,b ;sb'ii;fpiv;i.he:|.mi ne.it ������.plis.---;y'ear.-^J\his'.-;p ;study::ecbnbmy',:.as.':Bircli'Creek-is a sina 1L Creek; v,:Th'e;; flow ���: of ���. - ���water. Tap id 1 y;ib,we rsT ySy tl je?'"s no ws : me It and it'is "impossibleto, put any large yardage of :;di'rt!thrbuglr.tlfe sluices i ti' the-���"���..-''season'.-- ;rNbtwitiis'tanding ihisV 30,obocubic/yards ;"of: gravel \vere;\vashed'.aiid:-^\2,obo; rwbiiiu :last-sutinner's Avprk. ";;Beside:s this cbihpatnV: there ;\vere it wen ty. placer iuiiuers: work ing,':the.largest 'number sinbe;.J899.'���;" -"'\;.; fyy ������'':'y-':^",:; '_':' ���.';-;::;y-';:'f-:';/^''Otier.-'Qre:ekii.;-'y.';"-.;-.':' .. The.isame icouditiqnsiiare found bni: iOttefiVauciii' .Wright 'Creeks. iOtterCreekiis���passiiig. thrpiigli the '���'iiii.tia.Viiy:<^ii:s wliiclii- they inexorable fates���i'id.ecVee': for .eiveryiinining.pro- ipbsitiou: ...Oniiupperi Otter. Creek, the btter.iCreekiHydraulic.Co.cotn- pjeted';'-tlie' installation of a very ���coiiiplete: plant and did a lot of wbrkiopetiiiig up the''.mine. We Jie'arthat the plant may be operated next season ������under the manage- meiit: i of Messrs.; '.Canuicliael &.i M'orai'),', who;.were.signally successful in thcii"; prospecting operations in 1900, 1901, and .190?. Wright Creek. On Wright Creek, Messrs! Davis, Gierke, Hodges & .Kershaw have done paiticttlaiiy good work in opening up the ground owned by the j.vnglish Counties ���������Hydraulic Syndicate, ��� C. Dubois Mason, manager.. This partnership have installed a .small .hydraulic plant, which includes an automatic cable- way for handling stones; great ingenuity is displayed 'in the construction of this device, which has proved a great labor saver. The boys have struck good' prospects, and When-'they reach bedrock with their bed-rock flume, should make a-good thing for themselves and owners. New GrouncP���.Op'e"he'd:^"-;Up'v':' i...:,v.;: ���',;...;'': ,:: Ruby /Creek.v. '.v'y ��� ;'i;In ':,lhe.'Pi,iie;.Creek watershed'.'.the sliccessftil-'iprbsjiecting 'carried-on iby,lliei'Rul.).y.!Creek,'-Miiiiiig:Pairln'e'r- ..slp.p,''i'Iif'td'.'; on . Ruby': Creek;.; isi'-'de-' set \'iiig;'bf Especial ��� iiolice. i;i This local- s^iKticate"1-It ad expended ;:ii ���IVtigbysiiih qliuiqiiei'ihipi'bspecfing: aheil'j properly/;>v.'. Ojje.rations ...were-in' CI'ni 1 gt^o 1;Kiobet"t ivtcKayV-.;; A.ii'-'ou'eii :cut,';'2uq:;:iie'et ylbiigjiywas'.���,.;uiade;-:.the Ripper;ehd.beiiig 20' feetydeepiyiancf at;that point ays 1 iitft.: \yits sunkyn'iid; i'ijedi-ockyism surfaceVviil-rom the;: boitbih' 'of iihe slntita cross-cut; \\vas"driveii'4.0ifeet liilei^gth.yy.ThevresultsvAyereisatis- tacioiyi:tO:ythe::isy.tidtcaie,iifbi-y;:cl!ey; fbtind 'a strat'Uiuyqfipayi griiyel,-25;.to1 3byieetin depth ���atid"'theicross-ciif as far as''cli"iven,ifailed'tbiWach:iils limits. :-This is.y.as;��� far'ias y,re_ art aware,'ith.e.i;deepesty depositjipf. pay gravel 'asv-yet i discq\-ered in'i-itlie^ iDi3i!-ict.;'i-.RubyyCreek:has^iyhieavy ���:grad'e"-'a"iid" large"-ivpl.Unieybfiw''ale'.r.v;;i ���';;:'i'-.i;y'-y y;iySnake;!'Creek.i:-- ''i'-ii;7/. ,ii-Shake Creek; a-smally creek,Vw'ith exteilsiveivdepbsitsyibf ipUiceryyina^; ''���lerial;'.;flb\yiiig'!.:ifilp;ipin below; ''i-.Otte'r y: Creek;,,.'has bee ti: taken up -ill- leases Liiicly: survey e'd; i -i ,We ihbypei:;;itliat;'.ftiheii.iprbpet;tyiy,Av ���prpspected ���.thisy - coming ~: senso 11. 'Snitki^-Tiesiyinytlieilie^ /tricit, and; gold; has been found by ���'t liei; p ii ii i i p' vos p ec 101\ ''' ..��� ._ (,t-_^ ���;,. .1 iii^.. ��� '; New Tei'i'itory. ��� i : The -.0'���Donne 11' . River.; System, tlie,.largest'iii:ver iiii.* the'Allin Jvake Watershed; came into . prominence in 19O4, through - tlie exploratory works ; of. the::.,-O'Donnell,, '.River Syndicate,-^-M'r. i Robert y,McKee, niauager,'���and the Bti'll Creek'Hy: draulic Dredging.' Syndicate,���A. Garinichael, itiaiiager. yiTliese two syndicates deserve tb'.e"suceess.",th'ey S^rjb^JQ-^e .<> ,r .[liy (Jut Cfi.!-rnsiioiidei.f.]i: AValtiV.rS>ve'et,-..;;v-ll(iS;.: A.G.-:ti!roo;.C.;.v.V:!IO!j. .Mrs^i; KiVielicfc SSSi' jii'MeK \vc-Vi','V:";v;'".\~siia: OI'ms. llicl>nuxu,....SiiO. aliaitied iu their prospecting work as'they branched out into new territory, recognized by most as outside tlie gold bearing zone. These syndicates :'.built, their-.ow-'u roads, and trails,'and::transported lu 111 her. and supplies to make it. possible to test tli'e'.grayels of. Bull i Creek and ���O'Donnell River.on a. large.scaie.ii>:. To indicate what has-bee ti done; over in that country, we may say 'that the Bull Creek Syndicate built 2,500. feet of iditcli���capacity, 300 miner's inches,���and- 40b Teet: of bedrock flume ; it has'4,500 feel of loose lumber- on the ground, and >wi*shed 10,000 cubic yards ol material and cleaned 585 square yards of bedrock. We beat; that,'New York capital has taken over these proporties and prospecting- work will be actively prosecuted tliis coining summer. The Latest Discovery. Consolation Creek, whose source is iii the same range "as that o Boulder and liuby.'but which'flows into Olady's Lake, in ihe Tesliu watershed, was prospected last summer by O. C. Spit and J. M. Buchanan, who staked discovery on ���September���14th. A stampede followed. Miners working there now speak with confidence of the future of that District. , Tn rlosin- this article. The (llaini wl-di.-s- to tlutiiU those who trave us the infoi-iiiation tliat made this rupori l-o^sililu.. Wi- l.ave tried to treat tin; suh.i<*i-t liii|iurtially. mid if we have :,in:('i-c-di-d in this iircsentatloii of things us llii-.V iii-i'. in s'.r'.'ii-^tlK.'iiinf.' '-I'*- oonlldi'iMie of our eiiizens inul friends in the ri.s'ouii."sif the f.:nni|i. its object will liavi* been nttained. (.liinrt/. and Ma;-ncslte will ho dealt with iic.**t r.o'--l*. 'i-.A 111 o.'iig "those: of: ihe. imi ne rs 011y. iSpr'ii'ce iCreek.: whoyiate; \voiki.ngyr withJitile oi; liopay.iibrtLiAvlip coii-ii fideiutlyiliaitkibiV (hei Ai|iii^;-aiid:e>:-ry ipectiytimey^ all ihiiigs; .none are more:.worthy of; :'i.ii;ei.i t io.iy.x-i..;-:*:! l.iiii-���.���";:ji-?e.'te .:;.>,";Ji_e|;!i ey*;:i;y'.a'i 1 (i-.',:-ri: Chti*;.';Bradslei..tei';;\vl!b:;arey\Y.ot;li on;N,o.:'5'; abbve;, discovery,iSprucei.i Greek.; --Theses times/failedvtc'--reach;-.., bedrock.:be-v:" cause '.of''.water; and- now -are sink-- ��� iiigiin solidirqck pfttside ;they.creek.: chaiinel;,-expect ingi,tbi:gb.;:fifty.i:pri.; six-tyi feutdeep -and" then .;.'ich-i ft ;i-be-; i tieathihe'chahiielrandyup thrquglr.y the.-be'drpekyiitpj-'lhe���':hp*iy. supposeVl-' to be there.-���-; ;i;Piete -and-: Cliarlie;- shotikf lKivqthei'rireAvardsibii eaVth;.;.: aiiditio.t:hrive;loi\vait; fbr/heaven//;-',; i/Twetity-eiglitipersoiisi.respbiidedyi toytheiiiivilatipni to-jilaN^ayseries of ; whist ga tiles."/iTlieiyylbllqwiiigiyis.tiii complete' listy-bfiilhe; iplayiersi iand;; i.liein shiiifjihgiat i'the-.clreseht'ti'uie'���?���'���'. ..I.AiuICoeliuie.yih.OOp / ;:'^y'Hiiric^ . A\'.: (J. 3illn"iI,'���;;'.;::..; 7t!l>'���'.;: }i\. ���JRct'erso'ii,.;". ���;'.y;C7..| :).:';- y.T/li'lciiiinjfl���';.\.y 71-' , - -M rs." J. ;l.t;"15euhu f t~T.\'.i '"'��� ij^Ohirh,.......;���.. T25".'" O. ll<)vi>ly,;...;..-71(i'i iIII Alexander;....,V7C0..: yO.Miller,-...;,..; 700' Mrs..). (JliilVit-ii;;. C7S ,1. .Mciiiiimjn, .'.-.;. 07H 11. Struntte;...... lifiG ��� ���I. Carnow,.....;v. 005 ��� '���K.-li; Hennett,.;... ;")7^ In .future, the -leadiiig tcii players i and their standing- ywiU be .giveil only. This w'iHgive those . of the. players who are not lucky, a chance' to ;, escape 'without���'.-seeing.'.'-' their names'iiear.ythe loot .of".the list; ": .,. Mr. James Clark, the w-ell-known- prbpfielbr-pf.. the Half- Way Hotel, has removed froiii;. hisiaccustomed,"''��� place;_': at._'; tjiat .establishiiieiit, to ;.. Spruce -Creek, where 'heproppses;. ���mining-^.for' the. next few lnouths. jiiiii's uip oiitsiclc:: is",'therefore put off' until next yeai,. .when ; he hopes . to get further away than he has yet in ail'aged i to do during the past live or six years. ,. In the Claim issue of Jan. /Ih.yan error.was'made in the article written from Spruce Creek, fori which that'correspondent wishes to beg - the pardon' 'of- Sam Johnson, proprietor of the Vancouver Hotel in Atliu. It was "stated, that Dick' Dtmlap provided, a way (or several j Atlin ladies to attend a ditncc,t,::i Spruce, whereas he had nothing 10 ! do with it, except lo request that lie j lie specialty mentioned.- . Asitwas, I Sain Johnson should have had the credit. , li. liennetl, ... '.'. si-i _iiiiluV.��3:. ���;.'-:���.".:-. - ..'',S33'. 'I'.. I'tionuis, .... ;'������; ($07. Mrs. Nudocil, .." .. SOS ���T.Whitt-, ..... .. 7il-i '.Mrs. J..Clay,.. .: 7S7 J. Itiuebei'!,',:.. .. 7S0 .1. tliuuanuin, .. 775, Leases Cancelled. Nolii'i' that t hr; fid ion tin." leases have bc'ti "unt-i'llfi! luiw ln>eu.|io.-.U*d on (he Uovui-iiiiiciit.. lloiird this week. X A SI KOI' I.KA.'IK.' .ll'ITitCANT. r.OCATIO.V ���' liiu-r.v." \V. II. Vickeis. ... Tijoehi f'r. " lti-iiii.-.u ii'lt.".. I'.'. I'. .."'en " " " llr.iciiinr," Ceo. f.'oiitt- " .Moutitniu View.'' .1. II. (-iilhiri!. . .Sandy Cr. ���' Houiidiiry View," .1. St.O. Hhiel'.ctt.-- l.aki- View,".. .Mnrlhii llliichett'. '' " . Ar&wri vi.v:M: sATti:R,[)^.;- y'JA^aA^y;is,, :.JV- "tK |3$ I- te;:Mliiii;GIaiiii.;' Xi':-.-Ati.iN c: *. : MoiiNiric.. , /: wwnt.D ron *. t.W'ie i'Uiu ir.i'cn tvc'iv -j i\ run lift 1 Ml'yb rirt'TO "flVPA'tT of T"1" ,u i-Cl.TI .'.P"',« MONTH -. ' T.^-.o0, l'^" -v-ui. no'vsiiTi..i.irie« hates: ti;oo i'rii iuch rftun i",; ,.r.ii-'iiTi<*'i*i";' narii»S«OT'fii;,,K ci:Mr«« Line •!.-'» ;uii. n'T". om, ppi'-IC/-.tio|'.- 1 ooi.v :'K|N'!'!rs*J: . '■,.'.■■■.. i;a,'u.M.1-iin=i;: ii' '■ i: Wtnsi,:'y^:;"^1''1"0'^"0:0, .V-TTivB-lirtr.-;, ' /pcioomhmk,, htc..,i:tc. ; . i bnuri-iiii'aow'ri'Lvy rxncuTEu:: .:.-•- : ■■ 0. .....' prni;CJi r.-oorn^ri.. :.....'.... I'm;; ATiiis'tii.Aiil' I'uiii.i.siiiNfi Co'.; A..'Ciill,iitK'-iii;i'.|..o.' 1'idit'lilieTO it.,,,;,:.'•■■ -'■.'.' ':■ .liAJI Gil .SUll'KON. M ANA' i:ii\.tlih-Itjrieati Road..; iyy .■HiTheipVibiie m iiiblie; Court Hbnse, ;Th ursday even-: - iiiig, to considerithe prppipsed:A.VL'.'.'.'i i;i Juneau :lvoad,"p^^ /'.great interest; i; Thisyyrpadi:ilo the " iccias'li'is:sevibtislyiaiidifayboU.dycbii-' ysideredyby-maityiintei'ligetit people iihi. Atlin District as.the most praeti- '"caDle andiionly;'naliir.il solution; of "the tnail iind.itraiisportalibiii prol)^-- lem. :■■: A\"e .suggest-; that ;a: black- ■i- board be used qti'whiclta'sketchycan; .be made ofi tlie.: country,, through ;; 'wliich;t,he,rqadywill ruuv- -Thisiiiap. '■': could: then beaised lo 'show the clii-- ■\ yferentyrouies- prbposiidyr and -W'ilL -i present: the-ilia tier; in a wayyebsily: ' .understoodbyialL i;i .-i:';':.. iii:ii,TheifOllowiiig ;repoi"l:'-v\uis ' given, .'■■ ; at -the.'' meeting"' of- the -Board ;;of '.'--Trade jield-iastMonday.night,'and.,. : ;i\vilh:addilionidinfpnn'atibt]v.will-be ■-. presented,.:^ ~y"iie*ct"ThiifsdHy^ : Ava;iN;-:B.iC,;iyJany 2pth;i 1905..,-, To the President of the.Hoard,, Sir :-.--iWe, the .Sub-Committee of, the Coni.cil,, appointed to. enquire - '•'" i-tito and.l'q report en the possibilities ' of pttUiiiga wagon read through f.o the Coast by waybfTaku. Kiver,. and ihe benefits, such a road would, prove, to. this Mining District ol Alli-t'.,.l.K'g to report.as-follow-.* : ■We have gone careftilly and fully '' into these matters and, after".'."due consideration bf all infoimaiiou it has been possible to collect, con-' ; elude that the project is not only --feasible bul-'thal.no natural i0bst.ru.C7 -tions- present.themselves ;. and taking into consideration* the.facts.I hat. i'such a road w-oukl put ■■Atlin.-in,. dir "reel touch with salt whaler, would, i cost les* than, that proposed tw.o vcars ago—nor 111 from Atlin via; Tagish. lo, Car Cross,—woulddevelop: the southern part of British Columbia 10 Ihe south and: eastof ■■' A win, ;iud Would lie wholly within, "the borders of the Province, we can- no! overlook the fact Unit such an, untk-itaking, would -be "a benefit, to other p.-.tis oi.l.hc Province us well, as to our own District. Since its inception, this . Camp !i;is suffered froin having (inly one outlet, vi'/i.: •theiake and uiilway system to Skagway. Dining eight mouth'- of the yt-tir. this .is closed to- the .Du-Uict.except by negotiating. 'the dangers of lake .travel- in open ' boat or° the greater, perils of ke travel in the early winter and spring lo .connect withihe W. P. & V. II. R. sysluu'at Car Cross or Log. Cabin. Much danger to life, delay ul' and damage lo mail and.express- 'matter, delay of passenger travel through the unsafe condition of the :ec and impassible slate of the trails, 'liti. always to be. coned will- vear auer :y^tr| IP^ .expeuve. ofan-cniiccrred, ttnd :itis;a matter of.,i/\ll.!i:'sil;istbfy>luil •■■alli C:,.irri-(ri and■ others; have .sacrificed; their, lives whilst i'iiji'i tlie d^charge: ;bf ;their"- duty. ' -ia\luitysoinellii.iig ;shquld beidoi)e;Vb"re:ned.y Uiis slate of a flairs, all are'., tig reed, and iliis .^oulhenixbute cbinniends itselly to .-' ■ . .. .. .-■,■■■• £■'■■■'■■■..;•■'■ .' 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' ■■-• ;":■- ■:'. us oil ihe ibllbwing■■.gi;qiiu(,ls...:;.-.-.y-y -ilt will "afford -easy ;approaeh i. lp AlliirWndyS'urrouiHiiug-cqiiiU/T-i11 :all tiai^syofnhe: y..;ar.yi ,Jt .will.bi-ing Atliu nearersieaiiibqaiy^^ aioii-PivtheyyFaeilicyrby.ipne-ilii^i^ the .disliyjceiviayCa^Ci^ssyand^:^ ,iw'hTte,liiass':.systein;.:y:1';I;l ali-vear■ rqiUeitiudcousequeiitly will" ;e.!'ab!e>ie..rAybrki)i:g:'p 'i'6i'cpiVv^'ii.i"eiVil.y.;'col!.h.b iit least thirty.; day s "longer--ht. the, ,'fa 11 lbaii• at present.'Vvihc'i 1 ythey":haye- iqyelpse'tlpwnyalwutigie third:.weeh. ,iu Octioberiin yorder ib i':c;itch-:ythe. liist-i -bnat leaving ;:AtlHi--ea"ily.-ii) i.Nov ember, i..': ... iy.y'y y ';i"' y . .Sucha road; will materially lessen the cost of -ttlliisla;jjks,ypai;lic.ularly; bttsmaller iiiunihgyvuiaehisieryysiiit- able loriindividual workers aiidwill ■ i-e'iieve the'lnerch'tinis from: the,cqm- puisibu ■;;of?'';iaying':-in: en'orulbus stocks3r ipi-bvisions, iietci-yiny Uie: hill,'"' to hearty:; ih em ip veiy yt li e "win ter,.: thus more eyveulyi distributiug Iheii"' freight expenses. '■- - yy: ■;"';''■';;■;; ...It wiUpro\dde"iiieatis;..bfi an un-- i h te r f tip t e cL;ni a il." aiid -ye xip re s s. ;:se r.- ;■ Vicei;:'ii dainageyytp -suyryAvbiv!d';be; obviated an ciI; danger; to "life; would ''b,e;''re;d.uced::':tp'.';,-,a-:>niiyiif lake? atid ice- tra^v:el^\vbuld"biiieliiiii-i .'nat.ecl. " •" y ■•'-;'-:i'' yi. I tw'Ouhliiin:o vide "facilities y'l'or ■hiiudli'ng'.'th'e.y-avernge .ores iiii tlie 1 Camp, upon which- sufficient work has. been-done-'.'.lo- demonstrate. ,the possibility of working the ■same uuderinore fa.vpra.lile.cir.cutustaHces, than those at present'existing. _. i i; In Spile of. till the iSdrain oil this Camp since itsicommetieemeHi, the ■drawbacks',, under which; it lias laboured with, regardi to: freight iates,;tlKtt it has been side-tracked, in its communication 'with the coast ah<± used as a feeder -to a- fpreign syslem^iiistfiitd of being in -touch, with ocean -; traflic, the Camp-has. shown it vast increase in 'iisJ'placer. 011 tput'."and steady progress ; i 11 .the (\n.artz development. ., That the life, of Ihe Camp.is- uotoue, of short duration, but will be for...many years to. come a:gold "liroducer, and-ebn- setpienlly an important source of revenue to-the.- Province, is indicated liv .the .'.constant discoveries of ancient channels and gold bearing, gravelsyol' vast extent.■'"".' ; Tlie con.'-U'uclioti of. such a road in the direction proposed would open up a great portion of the -Pro- vince Iiitherio uii'touched'aud which, is known lo carry gravels and iniii- lilt' "^•Mmi$ mmmm W-itv:'K;ot;'r;AVUK^;Yoi;idA,s a.« Vi(,oi..HiAS;.:uKAi'-^^''V" :"yi^:; ;,i i-f' „ ^Ui;^giet;ii!nd::GraPe::iRinSSy,aW . ". '..'I. . j. 1... .iLiinniKli^. ,1 . .,---.".;•';' ': -. j" --■'.- .'■ ,-.'-■ ?il ' i' *■,.',''..,-.-' i he-meeU ' s:; [lturci] iClocksV" Jewelry ui>*' Diamonds '•;/;''-::.:•'. i-Jmi lii-cit"oil the iiremiseii '■ :iii ■■:■■;■- i'i„e . Xt'<w'''s'to'ck'fioi Watclie juiii;*:EC6Ete;slsto ';;v;";;:i":MATtHte^ iiATLIN '.:.-^i;;:DliS;C'QVE:i-..Y. piill tteSEiUs ifll^^^^ -s:::"Mv'y:^ ■ :■--■—•::*■:.-:- ■■;..•.•:■•-■"..■.-■■ iV-■-:■.:' ■;- -■_ ■: _' i_-_ .:.-..- : ., ,,.ffn : - - C-ASfMrA*- TME-: 'i>i;"-i.."'ii-;i£^-"'GoVc!i.;'Ses»i.iiG,i!m'y;^ StEVES;: ^y^^M^^^^^^^BS^ ;Ailiuib'ili'eiBoun'uiiry^-vine; wotiild-i be"id)0ai"'ielgiit.y'.'.iiiiii.esiypp^ 'fhe'"rbad:'eci"laiiily:,\\^ultlyupt:;:ex--;y ieiitlall Vihat xlisttiiieeyifi sieamers:- ^ «,-.:.&.•:.:,»..,;...:,-5-,^<a;'.„. £laska:;": RQ*j;f:^;s/vl;!N^" cb\.id^reach.-i'a'~yiiih"u.iiig '"wi:i'i.iin':-:'th,.ei an- For' ftirtlieriinfbrhiaiiPiViyapplyypr yfaV6vial)| •H;"!-ii.;-Du^:N^iAS^ .,?.:"1 .Skagway. - A laska. write lo CPUlCtieacii.: a ■.. u.".'b -"-••;-,'..:;, ■,, t ■ ::r ,,-:,.-^ :. q .,;ii ,<i,«''":.'.'i vo Caiiadia.i'Bbiundaryi"asis'reporteu.|y,;They^ :.i;ijn:XPiiciusioh,i.wey.wq.u.ldy, point'110Uyi^ ''o'uVltiai'th.^ .giilf ioftiiis pbrtiptirof theProyince ...y :,;..;,. - .■•.; ,:;:-.■-.: -;.,j,: :- trcin'ihe sett' ancl; that "mere; iliauy once thisiSalcI route'/has;^been':;con/. teuii)lated.,,;ibryyaiyriulwayyrpnle, -aiid that in: tS99 a-pack-hbrse.irail■ >vas. cutfrouiithe headibf ciuibe i naviga-' tiqn loahei:'Silveiv,;'SaluibnyI;ake, a distance ofiysbmeyHliirtyymUes ironx .'Atli'h.ii"-■ "y" •"■ .■ '■ ii-"i;:":";■■.ii".;'1'":-''\y"y-y"^ ii^\/c; would-further, suggest, sir,. 'tha't;{tpublicymeeting--be^called;iat the instigauoit-of iithey, BoaiTl,:. '•air-ough.the'G'bveVnm'eiit.-yAgeut.yto. prewiVt this nuitler lollie-residents of ihe "District, and;ia ;peliliou be circulated' through the .District, urging'- the coiistr.iictibii otihe road upon ihe Government; thi-btiglr.aur Member, Dr.yH; E. Yotiug. V i : CoaBni"i'KK"oi- Council.. hist wished to id] ■ing the in his'.'c.-ii.^t-, A'ieipria';, alioiii:'75l 'of,'->a's'l"..iuii uiisesh'cf' [ice t iyd-wO .;. ;;!■ he: c 11 ccll6r;:;isl fttirs-'iiiig unit lets .(I'W.v'pie*! .Otis liarij 'niiin";Alc regardin ->i:iiyi'lieiiDtj .b'p'pb.r.tiiiv ■yflobtb'iliji i iii'ti - t lie:, iieasts'tii yijoii, an ' thereithl yHe i\voJ theaiiieJ i.tbyth'epl ,"lp i-h-iyej :'lisiied;a"i i'i'-jMsi J'.lhe,'.:nuil Youiig tiOTEtiiVAKCOIJVER.i THE: BEST OF GOODS eral deposits well worth mining, men's alleiiliou. . '■■ y The.country through which this road wtiuld pass resembles very much: that-of ihe Allin '.District itselli. of which the Mining- and Kugiueenug JonrnaLsays, that, the roads in 1 hat part of the Province cost less, than in any pari of Alaska, to build and. maintain. Little bridging would have lo be done, as the streams •'*••'*-' small. There is abundance <>f good, limber, and. eight miles of tlie already constructed McKee Creek road would form part of the proposed road. The.distanec approximately from. -Mr. Jules Eggert, Ailing, up.to- dale and enterprisi'ng jeweller, has had .constructed... at the- rear -ql his. Atlinystore, a Gre-pfoof safe deposit vault,, for the safe-keeping of ;"yulu;-' abies','— lbr:his;"owiiyuSe"and:for.the coiiveuience: of a nyyonewdiowishes; to rentyspace. The vault 'is. 6x6 and 7,' fi'i-high, ■lilted "up/iwitlt shelves,, and' lias(solid: cement .walls iS.inches.thick, with regular"coni- bination door outside and'double steel door'iusideV In a.country such aslhis, where fires tire so liable to occur, the construction of a fireproof safe .deposit vault fills a much- needed waul and will, be appreciated by all washing- to store valuable papers, etc. /This is the only, sale of this kind between here and:the .coast. ' .; Ottawa, Jan. £51U.:--Tl.o Oiiliiri-.. elerjion return-(tivcB-i Conservatives and M.l.ibcriiU and » polls to lifiu' from. is: Discovery. OPliN DAY; AND' 2HGHT. l^I-RST-CLASS RKSTAURANT ■ .";'■■'. :■"■.;.■ IN-\cl ; ,:.;;y-'■'■.■:, ]}t: CONNKCTION. yyi. '."'•'.' Mciid<iiiurtei''s fur- n'is'on.'s; staiie.'■ - PORTR'ArXfiALtERY I. "■■ ;-—■■■.;■■ '■:-■ ..■ ■ • If you want to 'have the portrait tstkan of yourself or children,—we shall trv and please you. Portrait Gallery-Old B. IN. A. Building, Corner. First and Pearl Atlin.. ' Open on Tuesdays and Saturdays,, from 10 a. nt. lo 3 p.m.., or by special appointment. A.TU.N. STUDIO.. flttawii ■ villus foil ' fur '■.the '■ii' -THiS-HoW^^ Canuda": eoni win St ..pen; cereii'ioi! Winter .were llrij River Ni' escape, which: ImsenieiJ 'died, lei J ainied out thi| thin;: ujiiiinstj a re buli| OttiiuJ Ca'rli-to^ his -cat: St. I'c^ this mi belea^i] liossessj t.rcio|is- yards. St. Pii lion is il say tlia'J vyorkir 'tcenoi-.'itl Kss-.it miners St. P. day of 1 ed lo ib;! 'tioii. Gate, u| uieuts «'; bead ol'; drawn il prtn:ct's/| .'.loi'i-'i!. were A did 110^ loud \y'. lowed ji Iii'aiiis , tu rni.;,* ■ IiijiihIs is for ;' riSiero -Power ■■&'Lumber '. Until fiiTtheV notice the following will be the prices of'Lumber.;. Rough, up tq,« inches, :$4©. ' -di).' i do. jo ,, 45- ' do. do 12 ,, . y5o;y yy Matched, S5.0.00 S. D. $5,00 & D. D. f .0. extra. ;'-. 1.2 T4 per cent discount will be allowed for cash at time of ordering. Atlin Lodge, No. 15, meets second and fourth Wednesdays of c-ich niouth, ;tl 8 p.-m., at Hie A.'O. U. W Block.'Third Street. Visiting" Brothers are cordially invited to attend. F. W. Dow I,inc., Master-Workman. Iv. M.- N. Woods.. Recorder. '.-very. the st [{-J oils p! i-hni-'*! j of imi.y wound).' . St. v'- thiil Ijti ii-ri-i-i.-',*] *3lrik;;_ iio'.ni'iji' rapid';'' Din. Kj astatj; lire, j{l Lulls 1 \f^'.*'lftAg^.sSE^y*t.'k.\.KwS^R^^ ATf;tN, ::i to.'-C-..,' ������ -SAT'U\DA :Y,, jA;X.UA RY -,28';;_.. .i005 ���i'ahe' Miners.* ^^^"^���>- l.-ycd, at- Discovery ���'!)r. Young,"who ^questions ailed. 'klie Disiriel with KfOie,: leaving 101 y-'iwell attended; '���'���'j-en'tV:-''lie spoke Hon yand: of pro-, 'iV'.-which; ,'he ex-; '';^itlliUed^:'vf;";'"i' ^^.-IierbertCii'ii-' '^discussion of;i;if-i : ���.di-iespeciallyriiipsc f(;Ssalisl;t(.:ti(Jii.'.yA askiAl- bywiiri- '���;:;:;utd iAl'i'.. iNpr- ;i:Hb"soiuey lei.gill '.rants,.i-i-i-.-iii v.yi'- 'i y'tlui'tvyn-Vyilie iirst- ^puldi/ask-buytht; fb'r.:i;elui us. slip \y- ',a"n.d ;cbiiditio.i) of i-lIoi'-i/oii-ciLnceJla- S"-r;theyblaiive;lay��� -"��� 'jip.uld -be .placed.. r.i v 0 u rV- t o..." ii 1 crease ��� ierHqibe-resen'ed lijer.;-and Would; try; , y.eoi d office restab- S"i-i;ii-iy'Vi:";;ii''"ii:;ii;r.'i':-ii:- y 1 e; a tte i.Vd a;t 1 ce ii i i d. ^ghiy'lorwaid, Dri- -elvlibjifiy thiitytlie iHricl/are itrsiich a ,-n aud-willi so fe\v .c^^ fiP.tS'.:". Staple Eiiitl , Fancy Dry Goods, ~fLarfi'6s'/ahc!,'Gerit's Felt Slippers, '��� ReacK'-- fVla'de'"''CioiHits'g, ii:: Ladies" U ndei-v/sai\ ,��� fv-'fcri's ysjr.cisiriyeai-;,, Bobts,.: Shoesy; Etc. . . ��� ��*�� ifiy- -���. ,W.e' carry a full line of tlie celkbraiec! Gold Seal Rubbers, aric! 'Ovet-slio'es'.-. .;!R��mem!ioi' everyVsrticic we sell we gitaranteeitobe-fit'st clss^ iy ^ i:; .;. ���'���yvyyy.iioi.i'tis'ii.iii.i.i'yi.ijitiii iJ!to.\ii'Ti.-v iiN'.i'it 15':'.;��is bus." :;.;: '.'���'"��� ���. "''���.-'���������;������ .'-:/��� ���-:.-'. .. ; ,}'������ ������:. -.,'��� ��� i/i- ���';' <'-/���;:.;. ��� .���'/���' .\:! ���"���):. . '',':���'', ' iii' -.':, - .A.' S. CltOSS, ���'Ptine.'"- ;:.' ������;���' -.���.''���:. is': larger than.ever.-, an d,.al 1 at close cash: prices./// y-. :r^e^s.yiv;v-:y;;-%: ���'.','Si Ii i-VIhuJlud^ct |irp- i).i'iilitiiro:or-;...*'t5S,()i)t).6d8 ,;iii'. The :u mount voted ink Hacilie .Kailway is tlViiboiitu .iSe.rv.i ce ^between ������Mliiiid,'S'"i'0,"00vi.;':for>i"iir-r 'isi'SlOO.U.Up.-;'���'"���; : :.:' ������; f.ii. .tilth :��� At the annual waters'in front of ilii- <iho '1'sar, several shots .itrsi! I'liittcry across the -.uinit'i-or' had a narrow 'Hots struck .the chapid iu was stauilintr, and their the iialace were riil- .niaii. Had the jjii'ii been it woul.i havewi|ied '.���'liiuoll' Dynasty. Kvery- friio.- existence of a plot .���I-, in which nr.tillcrynieii Su;-Mi-; iCidtUM. P. for y.ncd to -'ive Mr. Ilordeu P;il be no'opposttion. i\, -����������� -������ Ji.in. 21st :-r- St. Pctoi-sbitre; jints.the 'aiipeiirii 111:6;,'of a |U'hn luilitin.is in coiliplete ; recti, buiuj;.' lined ; wit li ^.cks conccuiod.-In courts-Tun. i!2mf:���-Strike situn- ad. iiepoi'ts from interior .���e Ileitis Hindi: -r'u induce rcitics to join, to inalie it ���-.it Kussin..,..' , y, ..Inn. T.WA :���lKI.OO'a coal ���i!;c- Misorders arorcarcil. .Ian. 2!lt-il:--Sundity was,a htohornii-. Strikers, [fond- ".are in -,i state of iiisuri-ei:- i'sconu'took place at Narvu [er GiOpon, in j-iildcn vest- ���iX ci'0H!i',''a|ipi<6iu'.lii d nt the tiilisiiiid wol'kin.eu, '1'niops i iyy;..;'yiAyFaial;Accident.-,4Vy-i v .-;��� flic stuldest'i.aceicleut in- Iheyi l.'.is- idry :bf ���-.Sprupe Cfeekibcetirredlasl Satiird'ty: :uip|-uiiig,' 'when: .Janies Ke it ned\;, a in i ;",ef 01 i.'S piiice Creek;.; wiisci'itslied.lp death by tlie 'ftiliiug bf:a sctofiiiniliei's;: -yliiaurcn'i,irtio: I iu:ti t'e'' 1 lie; bed' roc k I leii'eii 11 f���'������������ wl tere his ,ti 1111 let's iwei-cV'stilipprtedVi;lie; loose lied J hij: ;set,;causiiig:it to; gi,ve Wiiy.i''a u'd;';';.; the'; -eutireyset/cpining idbwn,.caught Ciutipfharill's-way, kiljingyhini-yail:'; ini'St'insutliily::���;;;-;-"-::���- yv'yy;';:y:y:yy-iy -,yJiii 1111 ierlfas"in'ii 1 iy friei 1 els .in :tliey yCitiiip "aiid^especialh- you -.Spruce Creeky':where "perhsipsyiie-Jsi'ibest knowii,,,'���'w'lip.i will yimiss-.himyyfor inauyiy. claysiyy.:tb''-'.:cpiiie..,;:,.''-:/''He-;:iw'as. about J24i;y(iairsi iof Jage.yayiuitivepf Ireland, and;hud been iii .this Camp aboutlwo^iyea"^ ;i " ..T.he fit.ne'ral; lppk.-place-;from'-'"Pillr 111 a'n's'; .Uiiclertaking .'-���'���. Parlors.ipn, Thursday; afteriiooii.: ;lo Abe Atlii Ce in ele r y ;>-. a 11 d '���-��� was.;' a tie n d e"d J )y. a large yiiiiiiiberypf-miners i fromi;the creeksyand^b'isiiie'sisyiiiien yfroini.'the' town.-iyi'fhe- .pall.--bearers���'���'-���were--,: jphu \Malloy, John, Gbrniiiti; \Vm.: .Cbni'oy;. ���-;;Bryan,. yNiit-iMclivveu,i ^Brirl:e.4:',..:^/M''*--'^ and t lieri:, iniioli totlieir sui'|irisc, lii'oi ivitb defeat--l:',.;to S.:t .'.tin.���.������t*at'iiriiay ','��� I'i--'v<:oii(|ii'.or'-- ilif;-ytcaiii..--.Messrs.y (jiliinirc, ..!��� t'e wart, ,\\'elj-" stcr and : \\-;isii()n1-.;-.i<iui'iii..v<.(i i(>';;AI I in,: but ho in; the hoinu t cnui cu'uid hold t hid r o,wn. - scoriiiifi.o.t(.'i',.i. "'..;,-;;y. ���-.';-��� ."...j''-'.> ; i'he: l.h i I'd.round rt'oi'tlKi,!-'(>t hurst on bit lit!'!'.: Cup liiiK been di'au n and the followih'C.puii's. lire ci 1 in pel in;:' u;; iii ii:.t each other : ���., - ;- - ������Trot niiiii;.-.... y..viti Hiin-Uiii- .;;,;..;.,;. 10; Uiiss,;'. .���.���;. ;;.y.. -- *���-- t.ii-iiiit;.;.:,:.:.V;iv;.-."..,--:y Mei-'i'ii-iii'iu!...;'.'. .'���.''',. ��� ; Turluii^tiin.-....-.--: Grimo........:,....:.,-.': Webster vs.'Wheel in :; ���W;l3jrirerr-;;v,.';'?. 1 Wilavis/j;.. ,;���;. Iturnsidi-....'. .Itiiurnc;.;...;. : ; :Sini|i'soii'.....(. i: ���'''���': "itiVi-L. :j--.-.:-;';"."'.''. "'���y, .Staliles:.;���;.;. ;��� cii-Stephensiiu. - 'rhe: fnllow.inn" 'lilaycrs ciiiu|n:ti: second.niuiiil.nl' (.he AYilUiiison*t:-.ui):: ��� tli. l-'rasei-;... /.'.v. uuid,,;.;,;^.; I'.ciiiiMie;...,.;'.: Siuohiir... .v... Woods;.:,....";.:, AVlieelinK.. iy !{ichui-<l.souv.. Gunimlh,'"!..., '���Ko'ss'i-lli;--.'.;::;������.'.;';'.������;-n ,;i layis ;,;,;;:;';;.v-.7-.:: .yi '���'irolli'Cji-'.ilon'li:iii'��ir.f-' ���'.llow'linsf;... ������.-.,"j;;.; ��� ;;:Sta.hh:s.vi.Vv ..;.i:.. ������ Stewart-. :y:.:.:..7v;--- Ciiriuiehael .'.���;;.".:-:���- ktSKerti:'-j'..y'...:':A- DeatK:ofiDr.!"W;:M i"We regret-to a;-.nb.iinee the death Of. Dl. ..W.'M itchcily-wliio'.i.-ooo.i.ir'roi.l. at '������Vancouver on the 13th ii;st. By tliis event Atlin; loses one of her earliest pioneers, the 'Doctor having been one of the first to reach ;the goldfiel.cls on, their /discovery being made, known. At that lime D,r... Milch.ell.-was medicaloflicer on the S. Si''Tartar,':' then'; 'running on the. Vaucouver-Skagwayroiiie during the Isilondyke rush of 1S98. Pie held .'many .interests in both'���'placer and mineral iii this Districtyaiid last summer opened up and concentrated his energies upon the development of "'���.They'IIei-'mil'.'. mineral claims of Taku'-'Arni. ��� -i :Dr;iMitchell was a Canadian-by birth, havi-.g been born in Quebec ^.;i^i|llV ��^!ft')/ii.'*'^: ii'iO'i^ftv^-ieK^^^ ':.���:-lN- tot Msco��er|SlligliI #1 lias -ON- *Mi sX- \-21i_ A D jyj|SS 16 H, 50 CE NTS* ������ ��� Orchestra in Attendance. Jo ;,-��.; McFarlafie, CE, A.'rr,!"^. :b.i'-c: TTiunBiei 'Survey.;. 0fB* l-liins anil Siiecinciilions for.Slenni Slusycls r.atl I'.y.lr.iiillc. Plants on op.oiit-.illoii, <S> ���-���-���-*-���-*-��-���-*-*-��-��� ��-���-�������� o- ���->-���-��-* *--��-*-S E.M.N; WOODS, BA.RRISTER-AT-LAW. .'"��� a -11 n*-.' alien au.tlltici: at. J.oum l.t'lold J i . liousi.-, 'Discovery. ��� Olticc liuui-s������ ^. I. 'riic-.da.vW, :rh 11 rsdnys anit.Sa-.ilrdays. vi ^ from li in S p. 111. ���"."".'"'a' The; troops, but still the line 1 order was then jriveii to }nd the next volley was I'ul- ieks of the wounded. The ���l-crimsoncd snow llred t��.c��� luiiins 'of tho strikers, anil ..'us well as liien into wild Ivy of thu infuriated people Workmen are iii-iiiiuif witli ��� iveapon for the renewal of' y.^htiuK' is conl ilined at, varl- ohlicrs continued firing itud Tho whole cii v is in a state f: casualtirsi UO killed and IWll [���iisiiiilties occurred, today. -|��, Juii. 2.11 h *.--lt is reported ,' ot'St. Pcter-hiii.fv lias been ' (Jhicfof l.'iilicciis.siissiiiiiled. 1 coinuicuced at Viliui, l\ov- , where strikers' ranks arc ���*sn|'. A ilcspntch from Itad- .Itussiu, describes that city in f) The inilit.in llred upon iftitli- plu and the latter returned 'vend ollicecrs. I''urtlu:r dc- tf* been iii his day the .acknowledged best full-back'Rugby football player iti Ihe world, having played for all- l.'lnglaiid for three yeais, itnd \v;is a general all-round athlete. . Dr. Mitchell's sturdy figure and pilhy conversation and his kind and genial disposition will long be remembered by his. many friends and acquaintances here and elsewhere. Curling. ��� A ' vary iiiteteiline; cui-liuir mutch took plr.ee between Discovery and lYtlinkist l-'ri- iluyand S iturduy, On l-'ridny, I'mir of Atlin's crack players, Messrs. Htables, DowIIiik. 1!ohs and Woods, journeyed to nisenwi'y 5fa^f v&a\ 37 years .'ago,..aiid front there passed ��� I'tOYw*! lo Cambridge University.' Mis medicaliraiuing was completed;!-}' a term as'surgeon in Guy's ITbspi tal, Iiondon, and his skill .was 'employed in many"'instances'-which /entrance, called upon-tiio | will be remeiiibcfe'd with gratitude up, but 1ho order was iif- - . ,, . fx , /.,, . i,,.',... i. .., l' lin this Camp. Ihc Doctor had "Beg to announce lha't' they have reopened, and are now ready for business. They lake this opportunity to thank Iheir former patrons and respectfully solicit their further patronage. ,iW>s. IWa fESm, Proprietress. msAi Pliif Cite fiM DISCOVlvRV, li. C. Tasty meals, fuse litpiors, good cigars, and so fl beds, make il a pleasant home for all travellers. ED. SANDS, Proprietor BATHS BARBKR SHOP I^SlMl'Bi;^ FRE5Si;;'DRESSED^ij^TS^!;a!sb; PG.UCtSY-;.;OF:;,ALQ';KlW atcjaiiust - ----------- C. yDOELKER,; Managei-i n^w.a^j j-^.Lj^t-rufcj \srt.-fcxt *wiai rs"\ r\< mmm. -a Mr P-.*>.*>.C��fb;P;<', &: <a'4'-<a'- e^ets-.s'fi-.s^'-c^s'-a'^'^'-^ EHTi THUi-'DlNING-iROOM/ifS CONDDiCTiED'. ON/^STRICTpYi VIKST^ ;;:'���/���:"���./'';/;������/.���:;��� :>-':-';/ l-����^^>:v"S���^*��^]^SlE3; DISCOVERY; iB; C: isa?:Rie:]?jL'^':;:i^��R��^^:-GE^ss'.: ; JOE- ROSE, Proprietor. S'.l'AGll!: &V liiVKIlX 1M.'.'.UONJCiSO'l'IOIs-.- :o ^i .3" -p' "���0 v- "B''; f< . �����"'��� , 2:; "DIXCN ; BHOTHERS, Proprietors : . V Pool^ &, Billiads, ::;Freev::i-';'7";';/ Freighting and Teaming <���* ��� Horses and Sleighs for Hire. pr~ rtr?>i '���>-?-.. *r\'/- A ei 9 iV.' TROT MAN-; Manager. Corner Pearl and First Streets, Atliti, B. C. Fl RST v.C LASS R ESTAU R A NT I N; CON N ECTIO N. spjiZir.irwvt CIIOiCtST WINES,'LlUUtittS AN!) ClOAKS^��� USt GOODS A SPLCIALIY.'��� ie anadian." ii^aiiK oi ��� ,y CAPITAL PAID UF ,$10,000,000, ������.-. IvViSivKVi-:, ;$3,500,000. . , '" Branches of.-'tho Bank'a*,/3eattie, ���'..,; ;/. San FratiGiseo, ' Porthintl, ' SkagwAy,- et��3. EstGfczM'jge ,so��z$ etn sSS Points* ��� ' ��� Coi.n Dust Pukchask))- A'SS'A'Y Ol-'VICK IM CONNKCriON. 1). KUSS.yMauj lV�� }-. Sun-1,us.& Hnov DmiirAM. Now i.ici:ii|i.v their new qunvtM'-. nrxt to thu lianl: nf I!. N'. A., rir��t Strri>t. The luitli rooms ii i-H cunnlly an pood as found iu I'ltiei. I'rlvato F.utraneo for latlfiis. 'ANC011YEH'ENGINE! c�� \2 WORKS, 1 T|l hi U VANCOUVER, 15. C. SPECIALISTS IN )* Hydraulic Mfnin'q HYDRA ULIC GIANTS, "ilIl'-.i-I.K BARS, STKK HOISTS, MINING CAGHS lacruBneriLp*- WATKR GATKS, R1VUTTKD PIPK, am. ORE CARS. MADE TO SPECIAL DESIGN. '"vr.',-.. ;;������.: Wfita f&r> nrica'a and cu/s. '���M ���������at��i^':^ &^^ a-/. m :i:-;-.;. li v,; m ML sit^ ,>.-���;���;��� ;.;���.-���;���,...,.. :.������������ '.���_.-_...���'-*'��i :;Uncle!\sKii��tcL and;,: DrawerSi iv)lic.h ^yv ;;.;;.ii-i.-i ���-.'-..-���������-. .���.������-''.".'.':���;��� '.'���.' "..":.,.���;������.'���'���������. ��� 'Qvprshir.ts;���.".���..��������� -'-���'������ ���>;>���';<,���/''��� ���',/���-:--��� '",,'.'���' Gcj-.',ru;n,, Seeks,v..',.'1;.";..-v.'.'.,...,-/ - - ife; $1.2S i; 2.00 each are: now. ,... 1 !..���: $1 00 -: i..sis ���.'' Z-i.50 11 ��� ( | ��� 1..I5 . .'- . 2.25 ��i ��� 11:' 1.85 /-���S..S0 11. -.���:.: IE. ' 2.15 2.75 "- ��� .... - ��� , 1 i - . "2.35 i.25 -1'. ( I. .���'���1.00 : ,., . ; i.'SO ������'.''. ��������� .'."-. '-'- 1.15 i %.��&��� /��� ���&������ ��� ...*&3k.. ���jj\*'**iv-si' ,-s=a*' tesiairig & (c?tos.f-7s.irif msP 83&y '::GGSi'ds:--ai:k!&&s1a ..,.,...-.���,������-.-., HEi��^Si;iiii&i yy';!y''.y:;'iy;-!y '-y Local.; Events.: i : / ";::i: ;,Sl/:V.iientibe iy/.,is'tlieidayiset. for; tlie yiGra.idy Faiicy y: DresS'iBa llth,at/is';,tb be. given ���under y tlie auspices of. the- Spruce- Creek 7Qrchestraatitlie:GraiidiH"ptel,iAi!iii. ���y Tpi tlie;ibest .sustained:.;; characletvre-i -VpreHenled isloibepresentedyay;prize Vi^vliich:\vili-'be a in.y'slery,yaiidi;;to the. i -iiest dressed/lady, will/be./awarded: , another "'prize���also; a-/i'iiiystery. ,', yTlieseyprizes ;are:''good': and will ;be -appreciated b\; the,pinners../;-,yy;y :���'���i.".���A^vei���3^������fast':������:gaiil'e.-p���f���������ilOclc(iyr..^va��^ '���.'������pi ay eel at the Rink otiSaturda ,ti\veen."l\vo/ learns-, represeutiiigytlie y niarried;and.:single. iuien:;of- Allim ' yi'Tlie iii'iin-ied'ime.iiu\vere;i;afraid; that, ;-i.;if:fheyy.playeda strenuous; game an accident: would'/oeeuriwhieb iiiight ��� '..:, "geti them,.. in to-, ./trouble with: their .. . wivies-whe'ii! hey, got/home,; sotliey- 7;iiplayed:.cautioitsly; \viiih'. the result /.'t-li a t;/t lie /score"; i s t pod,/; \v h e ii y las tv uouiiled,-15., toy ^y in.; kiv.or /of the /- s-iiigle men/ ;-,..';.���...;::,:.���:'.���'"/-.;, .'���",:'.i/v;,���/;.';" ,/ilVteDannlcl's/ :GT6aery./i /iTiakesrlti i specialty of: fresh eggs: and ibutter. .Remember the -Fancy Dress Gar- '������: i\\vtil'at;the Atlin Skating- Rink to-i night, it is going to be a good one.. ������';y The -latest.' magazines and/papers i a-re-always-oii band-at Pnihiaii's. , Johnny.McAiiley, a very proiuis- ihg young, 'many who li-as spent '���'"several"ydi'rs.ih'.ljie Gamp, left Ibis week: loitakc up a "position in the "... \Y: P;i&-Y:''' R.'.. 'Jiiie'c.tric: Work.; at .Skagway.. aiid "rise on-, top . life expectation of his many.friends ��� iiere., ���. " '���'" ; i Disc6very;S;katingiRiirk is to-give , a.fancy, dress-cat"iiival,i';irSatitrelayv February-J.th.' '-". "Mi". Jaiiies I.-.uiiisaeif,.'6he''/bf our popular: Atliu merchants,, whose aye-sight- lias been" .troubling him , for some lime, left on Monday for Viauconver.'iw.hare he intends placing.himself under the care of an eye-specialist. We will be-all.glad to see.'him.��� return soon, completely ' recovered: Aid. Alexander Garrett, of Van- oouvcr,.who,has-been oiieof Atliu's-, -annual summer legal visitors,'was married at New Westminster 011 JJtu. nth to Miss..Mabel A lie* Pit- ten-.lrigh. Wei Lassorfcd: slock of Plain aiid Fancy ToiletiSoaps-'atC.R.'.libiirne'.s. "���..' S i ?'i. tea ins be lot i g i u g" t o D i "x oh & Schiilz,'-'.uhder.ithe/charge of iibbb and. Gordon ���Dixon,, left;, Al.liu-on iTtiesday/ for,-Gar, Cross,, ovan;���: Lee ;Gar.den's winter trail;:/ As-llie Lake :was only;frozeii'a.iweeki''aiitl-lhe:ice iiot -considered; ''--sl'roiig'-'-. enough ylo. ibare:iyiteams,.iithe land; l-oute.was clipseii, but ithey yaxpectito;/bring freight;back:pvei"lheice.; iyy ii W3^hz Monday/. ..,���/.":;/.;;.,,. ;-,:������-..'-,.,;,, /;.:.; -. :���' Thei public; nieeting/ called., /for Thiirsday;;Jaii.:26tliVito;disciissAhe proposed.���Atliti-junea.uy Road;;,was postpoiiecli.to next Tliiirsday;.Feb., 2ndy/&ip,.m/,iiat.tlie;i Courti House.. Therie^will be a ..large, at tendance: yy iiWni/iJ.. iiStockalid;;died;at/; Vancouver: 011, tliei;24lhi.iiist.y Hiey/was the-/spn"-; of:; Geprge,y:Sldckand;.::a prbmiueiitii contractor an ��� Ottawa, where hey.was iibpiiii March/ 21st; ,1.897./������ He''.;, came lb; Alliii/iinii i 900 and left; for. the outside last October,' oil account: of;;"ili' health." ;-He;iii- leu.ded leaying for. his iiomey iii.; Ot- tavviu-this,. iweelc.ii:;,HiS;iijpdy;;.:waii buried iii; Vancouver .yesterday.'",.'. ;"��� :, Musical.'. Instninients,; Strings, etc/;'"'l'or sale at; C: R..Jiourne's. ; .'.': Mr. I). G. Stewart.aiid sister left fori'"'i he, coast. ,011 Monday, t. Mr- Stewart expects to. return.iii June, to look after his ������.mining- ���interests.. ;He is one of Atliu's'������ pioneers', and as.ii business man, has. been very /successful. i ��� ��� ���' A consignment of Fresh���-E.auch Phat he, will succeed:-iV:gSS'a^ifea this y week for Me .,. , ��� i Donald's Groccr.v vSlpre. ti- top.' somewhere^ is ������-,. ���; The.Canadian.Rank of Commerce has/now. ai capital of, $10,000,000 ancl.a reserve of $3,500,000. ! Dr. Young,,VM.: P.-P.;:and, Mrs.; ���Young,' left,yesterday Tor. Victoria, where:Dr.-Young will attend to his legislative duties at. the coming, session. ; 'vy. ' Mr.. J. I-I. Richardson left.yester- day morning' for Ihe outside "on a. business trip. H.e will return iii about a month...; ��� Yesterday morning, the thermometer registered 25 below zero, the colnest for tliis season. wStoves and- Hardware at prices that can't be.beateii..���J..D. DukiK. Social events in Atlin are nuiner,- 011s, ���between .skating, curling, whist, etc., the winter, is passing merrily along. Stables-& Lumsden make a-specialty of Fresh F.gg,*-, and Rutter. .-;//;'";.//':/After ���a.','evisniugV ;,��� /iy' -;":i'yi ���'''k'i*:ii:/'Cacc34.;W i::'';"^;^/"':.'/;?; ii'; ,.; >;;,;;/;;;;;;/./i;i/;^ ,/';:;������,;;; :���;:':;; y i \: ���:' i ii�� i' -i j -id ��� c p ih ���. u.i/c.:;,: --���.-���-������/- ;'-^=- '/;/'���/-. Wis Jiavtt' a f>i!I yiine^v'oiT.i-tHe-ya'bbve^.-iri'eo-tio'n'pd 'goods,���.;;.���:������ ,,;:/; Andv-'ouit, pi-i.aes^are right../;/.',//-;//, '//���/,,/yi./-'':,/'.;.':/.,;���.-���;:".,':'/.//."-- .'.,': ';;,:..���; ���.'.''���������: ffiwlpiil ewgiiliB ���9/ i: :;i'.ijfiits' iilluccoiiiits collectc<i) $3.50-per. yLighfi/ .;^i.OOJper monthi/ ���wanthiipei-: Ligh-fc Hnlifiiii'ilicrniiticc,������ t liG-i'ollowiiiif will lu; tho: i-iitcs ,,l'oi '���" v ������-���.:���;,.-��� ���:, ,'-;..:���..'���������:��� ���'���'���'������.���,.������ ':-: inonthly..:.-,-.-���...-��� ���..���-.. "���;-;i;/''';/y/ii' '.���//'/'/':-ELEGTfnG^^m^T^RAiis^. ��� Insital I action,/;/. ���'���/.-���://."���/..���.;.'. -..:..:. "v:.;./.'.;y;;.v..;.':;:.::: :y:y':,..'.;.'.,: :;.;..���.;. .-. Suliscrilici'sciin lu-'iiiiiiiiliuiliitMotcr rn'tcs,.-; 'Rent,of .each -p/ieter,.. ���)��� /���/''���; -y.i'y- ���.'���'��� ';',���'���',���:���::���;:/;/-���- ���"'. ::'--i//-y-,.;l'';;; .���'.;' :? "���'���.; y/ or nt: "lint,". ���rules, lis., ii inlrjr_.--.' :' 8 CsMdle-'.-'Powar' Iricandescent,../..:.'../.::.$!;.75 per 16"' ��� " ������" ������"��� ' '"-; ��� ������'���'. - ��� "���// ' -������''.:.'/../:/:/:/- '';3.25'-". /'/���' /"".,= '���/-'���'������ .';;"'/ : ���-:V;'.-'-" 32;:/'-/:������:-'/������'/.-//���i'i:-'r-'";-/;-/ '''-/:y/: ''./;.".v/yv'/,:./,::,'./;"5;5Di';;/;'/;"./,''/':,;y"'//;/T^ ."'.���; I..roin and urtcrt-hcltrd .lanuai-y, liis; nil l.i-htsAvi 11-llc" turned >.ll'','ii t- 2 :ti.; Jii.uudi re^,, 'jitfroniji iu; in: until .��liiy.liK-!i.ti',.. J ���.-_-.;.:-'..: :���;.���,-./::.;.:..'-. .,:��� -ii1:. - :.:; ::v:i "���':���'. :i: ;/'���/;.���,: All iiu'riiiul-oiit.oi-.irfiic.k'oiicd.i.-iiiiiiis': \viil lie cxclian^ed for iieu-;ones,.Frcc.of chui-(?c,.iliy lir.oiVjriit toiliciGoniiiiiiiy'sOtiicei-liuthroUoii ones \\\ill licchtirii-cd for 'at aij .co.i'iKs'puuli..;-;. ;���"���-. - The Company's tViodern Steam Laiindry has heen dot-onylcnse to;.Mii:,-hudi iliVs'. F|.;nx, ivho will collect-iii'iil deliver nilnyiistiiiiirV��� receive liaynicnl l'or all :;\viushiut;,;anih ��� liny .'ill accounts iu coiincc*tioh;\virh;the" l.aiiiidr.V:,/ ���;.���'���[..."...'''.'���'���.:."/���'. y~:j.y. ;;/;;,;;///; ';ti V\\ ���~r. y&Uj 1^ iy-ATLIM,.. ���" -. ; '*/���-��� la.-z-c;:.', ��P / I ��� &���������:--. '�� Ul ������;: ATIUO^; I!. 0: ,; i SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE; Tin and Granite Ware, - Miners' and Blacksmiths' Supplies, P?"'���-��� ' -*^-,:,: ������'.'��� .. i-""-'--^- * ..-565 Doors and Windows. tk /������ ���.,-;, ATLIN,. E.G.. ....':,;..,. ;��� BREWERS 0E LAGER BEER .��� SMALE,. AND LARGF i ORDFRS?- PROMPTLY Fl.I,LEDt :w *ii^' mkw&/%K |%JIB''������ Wmil 1 i ..al-S_ ^q&> ��i%* /���-a. I >9.sLW ;b3 (S!%Jy a .H 1-.1NFST liOUlPPKD HOT.GI, IN .THJJ NORTH. - FVKRYTHINGCONDUCTFD IN ' FIRST-CLASS MANNER. Ugs~tei��-Bc2ie rtese<SMs>&ss�� in feassmaciecsx.-, FRED; WRONG, Piflanager,. CORNK-R l-IiKST AV.ICNiji'C AND DJ.S'COVl-RY STK1UCT, Ai'MaS'. Ks��.u.io. m: fqle�� MTUffl:' GHEAP CM&ffl STORE* :niwKmmjj.^iB.r-i7.v����.. .��^.��� -1���- ,.....-,���, *-*���r���t HMTiii-ririr gOtr FTJLL.IJNri OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.. : <�����*�� '��� ���JEJbm-,. Oals,, Chop Feed, .Bi-a.n,. &c.,. &c. ��r jy (Ur \ r HJI T v^V ������*v ^ v> ' ���'la i*! THE Malp-Way Mouse in a haven l'or till "fcriivullo'i-.s. Thcincals urcl'|.(,e-niillintr and tiic liitii<ii-i!<i In the li.-u- lit,' rurrculiijij- as- the iIimv ol' the earl.* iniirniiiw-,. An ideal suniiner and wIiiIul- r.csort. JAMES CLARK, i-'y.(.ii'h-.t.ii:i'ot;���
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1905-01-28 |
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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Notes | Print Run: 1899-1908 Frequency: Weekly |
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Date Available | 2011-09-07 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0169555 |
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