■j-u.-rasa.VjiKM.un^ SaaSSSmfrn -„*. ,„ ■W ¥^ /■ ' *£■«<- * i > A*--* *1-# ia-L -1* . „,.* •, - T'J"' V",^'-.-/., -T •■"-■' ~ -I.'gKi,«''fl^^ 1 "S-r-i-'i'-'-twi: P: !> '~f& M 17 R > IS'. lyi !'tf Ji'f $'■ I'V si- »/ ' * . * ' _>iFuh»irrr' »iH«'t')..'£ T I—3t|s-*>-Tr.ir.,.. , „, ;.. r. J, >. —>_.; ,w..*i.);H'*-^»r*i»nifc—.-. K.^*.«rvA«l»*»B*«BMSll««Jw««!*«A- rr.,._.»««»oa«^«* il »-««*->>**-»«-.— »—-.-o-.w^'af-^,��"'*' ^ .f 7*"i r ; , , .- ' ■ -'r.i"-. '"i., -' "'7.' / r " e-., ,, '.','' ,f ' - -■',, .. ■ - "■ /,-:•>"„ 1 ."'^•Vi'\'/ ->. ' .7 ' 7,'. ' ,' K . ' "i 'i*' . ' . , * i . ••'•'."..*'' - . - ' * ' '-' \ 1. '- "'*""/. * . '* * \ ' •»."-, ' ' J -.' . "■■ i*tV H i—* VOL. iu. ATJ.LW li C. SATURDAY.. JANUAKV 9. '.904. >'C a34. i. ►•• Provincial Mining; Association . Will Form Branch in Aclin. Evoi-yono IiUoiested Tn The Welfare Of Tho Distiict Should JoinAiicI Aid The Association In Its Good Work. Jl is intended 10 form a branch ' ofthe V. M. A. in Allin, in addition to tlie l>iaudi iu Discovei*., to enable all those who are interested in the mining industry to a-^isl in promoting the objects ofthe Association. The P. M. A. undoubtedly de- seives the snppoit of this community. Its const it ir ion says;— "The objects of this Association s-hall be . to pictect, develop and Ibstei tlie mining industry of British" Columbia in ail its branches". "Such wot thy objects exactly coincide with the lequiienicnts of Atlin, aud we must not fail to continue the work commenced by us so vig- oiously last winter, "when a huge number of our delegates conduced to the succe-s of the convention, aud to bring Allin very prominently before the mining world. It would indeed bi liugiateful lo ignore the efforts that aic beim? O made by the P. M. A. 'which represents 10,0 )0 membeiH," and which has alieady succeeded in greatly improving the condition of mining affairs tlirouehour the province. Hul it is evident that without a small Mibsciiptiou fiom the branches the •.•.oik of the Association cannot be adequately conducted. The Atiin branch will not conflict with the Atliu District branch, which Ik's its headquai ters in Discovery; but the distance is loo gieat for Allin niembeis lo attend nieel- i'.i-^s in Discovery (.luring the winter, and a little friendly emulation will be good for both branches. The Annual Membership fees for 'all branches of the Provincial .Mining Association are as follows; — Mining Companies, $10. Retail Merchants', Motel and Saloon Keepers, ■. $5- ■ All other Members, $1. All persons friendly to the mining interests are eligible to become .Members of this Association. Copies of the Constitution and By-laws may be had 011 application. .A meeting will be held at the Grand Hotel on Tuesday evening next the 12th. inst. at 8 oclock and it is to be hoped that everyone will attend, aud support this endeavour, which has for its object the advancement of mining, and therefore the advancement of our Camp. m PERSONS KILLED Fire at Chicago Theater Creates Terrible Panic. A >bostos Curtain F.iiLs to .-et. Apparent Culpable Negligence Of The Management. Chicago:—A liic bioke out on the stage of the Iroquois Theatre and the asbestos fiiepioof curtain failed lo act, the flames, fanned by t'.-.e draught, spread to the auditoiium Ihe res.ill biing tli .1 a terrible panic ensued in which six bundled people lost tlitir li\es, the majoiity of whom were trampled to death. The buildii g was euliiely des- .lioyed, and the employee who was operating the fircpioo! cm tain volunteered the statemeul'lhat he had warned tlie management 3 ,,,eeks previously lh.it the curtain was out of ordei and could not be depended upon in ease of.emeigency. BULLION CREEL Continued Good Reports from the New Placer Fields Near Whitehorse. On 47 below on Bullion, a man named Johnson is averaging nine ounces per day, from the lim along the bench. Quite a number of prospectors aie woiking; and all along the line good lenoits aro cuireut. The Whitehorse people have raised quite a laige sum to be used iu aclveit'iM'ig the new placer fields, a very commendable action aud likely to deiive huge benefits for the merchants and others of that city, if judiciously done. From Mr. Biewei's report, on the Copper belt al Whitehorse, it would' appear that Whitehorse needs no "booming", and that its Quartz alone is sufficient lo make it quite a mining center. Russio-Japanf-.se Crisis. Feared at Lloyd's War risks at Lloyd's rose to 35 guineas per cent, to the end bf January and'45 lo the end of February. Cargo insurance j unified from 5 to 2'0'shillings.' The owners of two-cargoes already halfway to Japan found difficulty in effecting insurance even at the latter rates. Beaili Of Mr. Caplice, One of Montana's Pioneers and a Prominent Citizen of ' Butte Laid to Rest. Many will remenibei Mi John Caplice who visited this camp in 1901 and 1902 and regret the death of one ofthe best fiiends a prospec- loi cvei had. His funeral, which took place in Butte, was the occasion of a soleinii conclave of Montana pioneers, who payed homage lo their- dcpailed fiiendjohn Caplice. "- * Requiem solemn mass was said a'-id all the resident and visiting cle'igy in the Sanctuary assisted by Bishop Biondel on his thione participated in the impressingly solemn service. Tlie death ol Mi. John Caplice lemoves the President of the Montana Sucietv cf Pio'nceis and leaves a blank in tbe mining world of the Western Slater. Monro Mountain Mine Again Bonded. Ten Stamp Mill Will be Brought In Over the Ice If Purchaser Is Satisfied With The Property. The well know 11 Monro Mountain Muic has again been bonded and the houdee ii expected heie dailv. It is the intention ofthe bondee, if investigation pi oars satisfactory, to erect a 10 stamp mill on the property at once. The mine has been worked continuously since the Nimrod Syndicate gave up their option, and from all reports received it. locks like a paying proposition. COAL PROSPECTING LICENCES-. -jVr'iTlCli is hereby Kiven that, 'lUiln.vs after diitc, I intunil to imply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lniida und Woi'l's for iwioi.l prospecting lieoneo over the follotviiiK; iles- erllieil liiiuls, .situated on the Tooya Kiver, Cassiar District: ■'Cui.inioi.ci.isr at a post murUed "Junie'! Stables S. W, Corner", thence North .Si) chums; thenci; east SO chains thence south SO chains; thence west ""D chains to point oT commencement, containing about 0-10 acres. JAMES STABLKS, Locator, ■ ROBKHT MACKAY, Al^Cllt. Atliii, H. C. XovemlierJIth. mpi, Also coi.in.ei.ci.i'r at a post niarUed "Hubert MacKay's S. W. Corner" adjoining James Stables N. W. Corni'i', thenco north H'.l chains; thence east S!) chains; thence south SO chains; thence u'est !> I chains to point of commencement. ROBl'HT MACK AY, Locator. Atlin.li. C Novciiilie.-l'lth. HKKI. Uvi i/iniineiicintf al a post niurl.eil "I), ii Stew .irt\ S, \\". Cornet", ndjoiuiiiir Uobort Mat Kay'- X. \Y. Corni'i', thruco north 3''. chuin-. Iht-iii-c i-iitt Sll chin ns- theii. <• -..nth S(f chains: t her.co w est .-.) ch.inis to point of foinini'iici'iiicul. ^ I). (!.STi:WAIM", l.otator lion. .I'i SIacKay. Ajr.Mit. Atlin. H.C. .VoM'inbi'i'.'lih IU.:'. Also comiiicuciu.; al «i post m.irlve^ "I'r.iuU Molilcj 's S. \\ . Corner", tidjcmii iifi II. (i. Stewart'- N. W. Coriier, thence i orth M' .-ham-: thence e.isl b) chains; theme soutlt SJ chuiria: thence west SO chains to | oiul *,o/ commencement. •■llA.VK MOIILIiV; r.ocator. lioin'.uT MacICay, Affciil. Vlli.i. II. C. Noieniher Jit Ii. 1011'.!. A l-o LijiniiM'i.i'in^ at u posr mai'Ked '1*. l)o« line's f*. \\". Cnriicr", ailjolniiiR F.'.mll Mobley's .N. \V. Corner, the.ice north hV chains: thence east b'lchains: thence south SO chains, thence west i-'l chains lo point of commencement. I*. DOWl.l.NC, Locator. I'ojn.HV Ma civ vy, Aifp.it. Atlin. H. C. November 21th. 1!« «. Also commpiiciu;. .it .1 po-t uuirltcd ".lames .M.irio's S. \\. Corner"," adjoining !•'_ Don ling's N. \Y. Corner, thence ninth HC chains; thence cast .SO chains: thencei south 80 chains: thonce v,est til chains to point of commencement. J A Ml Its MUKII', Locator. I'oni'icj Jlu'li.iV, A^cnt. Atlin. 15. C. Novembei'2lth. lllll!'.. COAL PROSPECTING LICENCES. ■VTOTICK is hereby jjivcn that "(I davs trom- data T intend to apply to the Hon. Chief ('omnii»-io..c.*of.l and-uud Works lor a coal prospect ing licence over the following- des- e. ibed land-, situated on the Tooy.i Kiver. Cassiar Distiict: Commencing- at a pos,f marhed "A. K. McDonald's X. W. Corner", adjoining James St.il.le-' S W. Conic., thence south SO chains: thence east Mlcliiii.i* thence north 80 ehui-i-: thence west 80 chains to point ol commencement, containing- about lilO acres A. H. MCDONALD, Locator, (li niici: Cot n.-. Agent. Atliu, II. C. Xovember 'lltli. li"*'.'.. Also commenciiig nt a po-t marked "D. Koss' X. W. Corner", adjoining A. 1!. McDonald'* S. W. vomer, thence south 80 chains; thence cast 80 chains: thonce north 80 cl.i.ii.b; thence \ve-t 80chains to point of commence- incut. D. I'CSS, Locator, Glluic.c Cmrrrs, Apent,- Atlin, 15. C. Xovember 24th 1W1X Also commoiiciug at a post marked, "f'eorge Coutts' X. ^\". Corner*', adjoining- ]), Hos-i'S. W Corner, thence 9o<>li. .*• ic.i<ii»c iIihiii'U ca-t ; lulin.u-; thence north ^"'cluiiiis; thence v». V -Jj chain- ;o point of coinmem e- llll lit. o-i.o'toi* corn's, [..hm*..-.-. Atli.i, !!. C Xnv^.iilier ^Uli. l'.WI. Al-o commencing at u post marked "A. S. Cro—' X. W. Corner" adjoining Ceorgn Co il Its' S W. Corner, thence south S'l chains; thonce east 80 chains: thcucc north ,-0 chains; thence vv e-t 80 chains tr. point of commencement. A.S. Cli(»ri, LocMor. d'oiicr. Ciu'Trs. Agent. At Ii ii.ll. C. November 21th. Ilii1;;. Also commencing at a post marked "J. K. Mc Lo..nun's N. W. Corner", adjoining A, S. Cross' S. W. Cor nor, thence south 80 chains thence cast 80chains: thence north SO chains-; thence west.8(1 chains to point of commencement. .1. K. Mcl.ENNAN. Locator. CKOliiii: CoUT'li', Agent. Atlin, 1!. C. Noveinber '.'Ith. IflO;'.. ■ D. li, CAMPHKLL, Locator. Gl'OlK'K CoL'TTH. Agent. Atlin, H. C. Xovember 21th. IHO:!. Also co.nine.icing at it post .narked ,,U. D. V'etherstonl.augl.'s X. W, Corner"', adjoining D. li. Campbell's S. W. Corner, thonco south 80 chains; thence east 8llelmins;thoneii north SO chain*; thence vve*t SO chains to point of commencement. It. D. I'li'l'llliKSTOXIIACGH, Loeator, (Jkobok Coutts. AtfCTit, Atlin. 11.C. Xoveinber 21th. 1«!ii. ■ . • I ^' ' 4' 'll * it . r I- •ri'U< \. 91 1 - II 't w4^" _t(i" T""T -*C=r ,r_.M~».c,=wco;iuKua,w.-7ripv)Hn n ' -'"- ■■'■- ■ ' • V*% >c ' ,SV' ?' *<■ ■» '% «■ * >'' % *-2£X£&**S *>'-■ -. ?•'■ tl 8 i ■<mi ,i"!'S *:VS ml ■fl '' ^, "if "-& ■fe. .!?';,• J • ^ ll -a - w»l • -1 !' iss'„ Ft- ,1.1. f?5 rV.- I'.' M BiiimiBaBiiiHBmHg^JiM^^ misiMiaMmsmmmaimaiacmiBmBmtssnsBSKs *.-wi*.t��n���^^,Mv-Vs nwiMm^. ^.���jJif .*.'~'>-~��,ja>'Lni.*(>3�� v��* u d^c.K>j-E��*: ,A;rj.I I-s,. K. C. ;:.V?L'KL)AV, JANUARY i.-. !l;..i.| ��� .J'l - ���If ''I.- ���'4! y7;A The Atlin Claim. I'uhlislicd every Sat l.rih'.v morning l.v T'm; Ati.in Claim P.rni.ir-iiiSfi Co. A. ('. Ill l.-l'lli'L'.I.P. I'lliTilK, l'HOI'llI I'.'l on. . Mli.'e ol pol.iicalion I '.'ui'l S*.. Atliu. 11. C. Advei-ii-iiig Kale-: i-l.HH per inch, each in-ei I ion. Ui'mliug no. ices. 2r. cents a line. Special Contract Kale- ou upplicaiiou. The subscription price is i"i a je.sr pay- Hble in udvauce. No p ��|>er vv ill be delivered miles- t his condition i- complied vv ill.. Satcuhav, Jan. ij'rn., 1904. A notice appears iu tliis issue calling niceliiii-s lor the puipo-e of electing Fire Wardens for hr.li Atliu and Disco vei y. The citizen- of both places should wake up to tlie fact that the election of Fiie Vv'pidens is a very serious matter, especially when _ one considers the loyal tights and power;; they are pei milted to exercise, ar.d il is their bounden duty to nominate and elect men capable and willing to lake office, which olliee is a gratuitou-. one in the in- tere-ts cf t lie general public and a Ibankles-? one at best. A Suggestion. It would not be a bad idea lo have walorprool mail sacks at Ihis lime of the year. Quite a number of valuable parcels were badly damaged by water 011 last Halurdav's mail. iii Mr. J. M. Ruffner Says Hydraulic Mining Will Uncover Riches. NOTICE. FLECTION of Fl'UE WARDl'.N'S (��� o - ' ' Meetings of the citizens ol" Allin and Discoveiy will be held on Monday the nth. inst. at the hour of iooclock a. 111., in Allin at tlie Court Mouse and in Discovery at the Police Station, for the purpose of electing turi'K i'iki* was- niiNS for each place. Any citizen aged iS yea is and upwards, except an Indian or Chinese, is elegible lo vole for election. J. A. Fraser. Government Agent. ' Atlin, ftHsiigget ssbsss/. lBsf.sspe Rings And,. All Kinds of Jewellery Manufactured on the Premises: $;��?" Why send oik when you can get goods as cheap here? Watches Front $5 usj. Fine Lime of Scmvcezui' Sgssians. ' JULES -EQGERT & SON, The Swiss Watchmakers. /TV F H E K O O T E N A V H, O' P K L'. A. R. McDonald, Proprietor. COI'. , iMI'j'l' AND Tl'AINOR ftTI'l'hTS. o ��� o <*> ��� <j> o<>O'>,^'^o���o���o���,^<>o>>o>>,^'S'O���>c>.o���o���><!>o0���^*>���^^>Cl��>C'<>o<>|^'J���^*|^s>,; 'I'ltis rir.st (.'lass Hotel has been rimii'ilelcd ami re I iirnislied t hruiichi.iit anil (dl'ei'h the l>e-l accommo'liil ion to 'I'l'iiusicnl or IVruitiiicui (���nests. A ii'.cricaii and l.iiropcan jiliin. Fimtesi Wines'^ ��*K!.'Cf'sawrfC/jj.'srs. Billiards nnd Pool. 0 0 o a i T E GOLD HOUSE, D'SCOVERY. B. C. DININC. A STRICTLY FIRST CLASS HOTEL. CHOICEST WIPiES-UOUORS &. CIGARS- . Mixed Drin!;s a Specialty- KOOM SUI'l'I.llCn WITH Till" 1'KSV THK IIAKKK'I' Al'l'tJltDS. Vegetables Daily Fiom our own Garden. Wreak fast, 6 to 9. I.uuch, .*2 to 2, Dinner, 6 to S. The Rise and Fall. to be the greatest hydraulic mining district en the coast, and ihe returns from this form of mining next season will astonish even the most sanguine." said Mr. J. M. Ruffner of Atlin to The Province. .Mi. Ruffner stated that the past seasf-.'i'i had been a very successful O'.'.e in spite ofthe general shortage of water experienced throughout the \ ukon and Atlin disliicts. Although many ofthe hydraulic milling companies throughout Atliu were as \ el only engaged on development, there was no doubt of the ultimate success of the operation-. The British-American Company had been making preparations all summer for operations ou a large scale, and rich returns were promised next season. For main' miles along Pine and Spi uce Creeks development was being done on a large scale with every assurance of success. Few of the companies had reached the stage where a rich clean-up couid be expected, but tha returns so far had been quite satisfactory. In the case of the Pine Creek Power Company alone some 535,000 had been spent in development ���work last summer, iu addition to the initial outlay during the previous year. The returns from last season's npeialions had paid for these improvements, aud for next summer still further improvements, and development work, which is lo cost ia ihe neighborhood of $25, 000, are planned. These improvements, >fr. Ruffner said, would be largely in the way of ensuring an additicual supply of water to enable operations to be continued later in the season. Tl e low est and big best tempera- lures recci ded for the w eek ending 8th. inst, are as folio ivs Jan. 0 2 below 26 above - ,i 23 above 2S 4 27 2 8 .5 27 32 6 23 24 7 10 23 S '4 20 D1XCW BROTHERS, Proprietors ��� - - ��� ��� -*���>��*��������� -- - - Pool & Billiards, -Free. Freighting and Teaming. ��$�� Horses and Sleighs for Hire. ATLIN &��� DISCOVERY. FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING or the ATLIN DISTRICT BOARD OF Line of Clothing Just From tlie East THE LATEST STYLES. Complete Stock of Dry Goods THE LATEST IN HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES. g-mr GOLD SKAL GUM BOOTS Our Goods are the Eest and Our Prices the Lowest. W1I.I. HK II HI. II On Thursday, January 14th. 1904. AT THK COURT HOUSE, ATLIN, li. C. AT S l'..-M. The Public is cordially* invited. The Canadian; Bank of Commerce. - CAPITAL PAID UP $8,700,000. Rvskuvi', ���43,000,000. Brunches of the' Dank at Jeattie, San Francisco, Portland, Skagway, etc. Exchange sold on all Points. Gold Dust Pukciiasicio���Assay Okfici* in* Gonni'ction. . D. ROSS, Manager. THIS HOTEL IS STOCKED WITH THE BEST OF GOODS Sam. Johnstone, Proa. E. ROSSELLI, Proprietor. Corner Pearl and First Streets, Atlin. B. C. - --- - ��� *����- ���~-��� FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION. CHtMCtST WIMS, UOUCIIS AN!) C'lliAKS CASK GOODS A SI'l.UAUY. -ALASKA ROUTE SAILINGS��� The following Sailings are announced for the mouth of December leaving Skagway at 6 p.m., or on arrival ofthe train : Amur:���January gth. and 25th. ,, ���February 10th and 35th. For further information, apply or write to H. B. Dunn, Agent, j Skagway. Alaska. <-S&> %2? �� lVladiinery. HYDRAULIC GIANTS, WATER GATES, ANGLF, STKKL RIFFLFS . & HYDRAULIC RIYETED PII'K. Pumping ��& Hoisting iUBachinery.. Estimates furnished on application Tlie Vancouver Engineering Works, ������ ��� Yancouvkk, B. C. A. C. Hirschfeld, Agent. Atlin. B. C '���V' r-i >irftUw>ULH(J^*^��k'*'a'tf^^ 1 i ' / ��MUM��^^uj^tn^r^^iiTi3n_p>^x<w^jdiI-��Mwu��IH���A.Hf, . "' -'.,.' ;; -','.'��� . i , , -.�� / . .. ��� -.' I - - \. . ., ' . ' - ' '1 rAX~i����tl*u*rtLz*.'l0l��'3Z?.t3r&UW It pV&rXtti. Yu^HWyvw-w^w* !?/����� ,v ��,-\��***.r, f 7-; ^>t^ �� ATLIN, 11.'C. SSATL'JRDAN JANI'AkV y. roc' k? ft-"' Pi ll'S r ^ ^ ? ?r U r* TED. ATLIN/.rKADING COMPANY, LIM1^ Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Underwear, Blankets, Roots & Shoes, etc- Also Gold Seal Rubber Goods. <c?0 a��x# 75 #!��*��� ceffsf' PowsSer, Q&gss & Fuse, e^e?- 'i lib'. .-\TLIN T!'A DING CO. Ltu, carry the THI'. ATLIN TRADING CO. Ltd. is If you want a Winter Oullit we can give \ on the besi good.-, al CLOSE PRICES. , I.Ai'OJ'ST I-tuck in the Distiict, and are in a i i;.-ni< u i<> bardie iaigeor smill -.-.ider-.. coiiti*..ileo In (lie amalgamated funis of A. S. CkO��S <S: CO. and N.' C. WHEELING -S*. CO.; no mailer what lias been told you to Hit c�� in ������]���>��� A. S. Cross is Piesideut and Treasuiei, and N. C, Wheeling, Sccielaiy of the Company, aud aic in a posiiinn to deal with tluiir friends and casio.ners even'b--tier than when c k:'h were doing business hcp:'i;,L.l.\. L> l.'i let any ��� eirou try to n'lake \ou believe thai the A. T. Co, is controlled, by any other than officers ol the Company. NEW YEAH On Soruce Creek. Sp.ice d.'i-s not peru.il us publishing a lengthy but interesting letter from "M" giving full particulars of bow the community on "Poverty Flat" Spruce Creek, (Four at the most, but as ihe little nigger said "If you count by ihe fun %ve liave we are most a hundred".) started the New Year. Music, by the now famous Spruce Creek Orcheslia, .Songs, Dancing, Stories. Recii.iiious and an ample supper compiised ihe programme, and the.guests departed "Happy to meet li.it sony to part". The success is moslly due" to Messrs. \V. Kyle aud George Gould ami to Mrs. Fleming, the hostess and chaperon. Northern Lumhes* Go. Prices lor tho Season 1903.' E. S. Wilkinson, P.L.S. Wm. Brown, C.E. W.V.VT3I) ��� I'*AITH..'Uf. PISltSON TO (JALL O.N" .vtnil tr;ule uri.l njrents Fiji' n.a.ii.facM.r- i ii *C hou s ; li Jiving \. ell established business: loe.il territory; striiijrltt salai-j .-s2J puid tveekl> ami e:\peiis!> mone.v udwineed; pre- vio.ii experience .....icuriasiiry: |>o-ition por- iiKiufut: business successful, lMielose self- ndJresNed e.'uelope. Superi.ilomlc.it Traveler-. iI.'j Minion lll.l^r.. Cliitmsro. NOTICE. SiM.v ilujs f rom il.itij wn iiitcml to npply to tlio Chief Commissioner ol* Luntls and Works for permU.-iiou to purchase tlie follow in;; described tract oT Land. (Joiiiuif-iie- ii.jjr nt a po-it .ii.irki'd N. L. Co's Ltd., P. \Y. corner po-t sitiiiilcd near tlio niaiii road to Surprise l.nKe, anil heinir about half a mile from tin; shore >.f ii.irp.iad Luke, thei.ce North I...11 n milf, thenee l''u��t half u mile, thence Sou. n hair .1 mile, thenee West half a mile top nut, ut .'oninioneenuMtt, contain- i��t;_r I...J .ic'i'i^ uiwi'c or les-. Noi'l.ieru Lumber Cu. Limited. '���'. T. 'i'rougilitoii. December'.'.Jill. llKl'I. NOTICE. N0TICI'" i- hereby jjfiven that sixty days ufturdiitol intend to apply to thc Chief Coininiuioner ol Lands -in.I Work-, for permission to pii.*u!.i.s>> the 1 olio win;; described tract ol hind, (..'ninnieneiiij; inn postmur- kiv.l K. A. It '.< S. li. cornel' post placed 011 the N. iinc of l'carl Street, at the S. \\*. corner of lot S. l'lui'ls 9, in t!i�� .tou'.n .of Allin II. C. thence westerly I Iii feot,. thence northerly SO feet, thonce easterly -.I;) feet, I hence southerly Su feel, to point of commencement. Containing in all .'21 of 1111 acre, in ore or less. ldhvaril A. ltoliinson Dated tliisTtli. day of Ntiv.i.i.linr. 1903. Kougli, np ;o ,S indies, fi^r). do do 10 ,, ao. do do 1 *> ,, -15. Matched I.uinlv.'r, 5-!.*"- Surlaciug, S.S-'JO ].er moo feel. NOTICES. NOTICK ii liRi-oliy driven thai W day., a!ter date �� c intend to apply In the Chief Com- mi.sio-.i.M'of Lands and Works for pei-ii.ls*- ion to ptiai'!iii<-t* the following:, desi-rilii.'il . ract of Land. Coniineni-iii^ at Pus. niarliod A.C'. II. ami '1'. W. S*^. S. '.V. corner post ��� ''placed on the Kn.st Line of Lake'i'l-ect I.VI i'rief .Vol tli from the corner of K.mt Am>imic and Lake Su-i^et in thp town of \tlin it. C '* ��� thence in an I'.-i.sterly diret-tion llofier. thence in a Northerly direction to the South line ol Pearl Street ��� 12(1 Teet more or leu. .hence in a Westerly direction to the corner of Pea.-l and Lake Streets���Mil iet-t more or less, thence in a Son. her! \ direction follo'.i- injrthe line of Lake Street l-II fret more or J lcs-, to the point of commencement.Containing: I'. Ill Acres more or le-s. A.C. Ilirschli-ld 'l'hoi. W. Sa'remati. i)ate<l at Atlin ��.(.'. Oct. :!1 it. 19:''.'. NO'lTCIC is herehy ^iven that aftersi.\t\ ilajs fiom date I, as malinger for the Atlin Trading Companj , Limited, will make application lo the Hon. The Chief Cominisiioner ol Lantli and Worki to purchase the iollow'nij>: described land : viz -Commencing nt a po^t marked A. T. Coj's S. li. Corner, on th��> west side of Lake Street, Atlin Tuwn&iio, thrnce Norherly aloiif; west side ol i.iid Street 60 feet, thence Westerly 1'0 l.-ct, thence Southerly (i 1 feet, thence liasterb HID feet to point of coinmeneeme.it. Hated at Atlin, II. C. thii ? tli. <l<i.v ofOctober IS1.):!. A. S. I'rim. NOTrCli ii herehy yi\en that lixtj iIkj's after date 1 intend to i.ppl.i to the Chief Commissioner of Lands nnd works forpei- mission to purchase the follow ins descrilieil tract of land: CommfM.eii.^: at post marked W. J. A's S. W. corner post placed on the Knst line oT LakeKtreet I'I" feet north from tin-corner of Uant A\piiui: and I.alio St. in tlie Town of Attn, IS. I'. Thence In.m I'ast- erly ilirncfion I III feet, thonce in a "N'octiierlv direction ll.l feet, thenee in a \Veitoi lj iiiric- tion 110 feel, thence in ii Southerly dirocli'i.i lollowinjjr the line ol Lake St i eel (i.l teet. to point of commencement, (ontainin^ (Lit? aeres ncore or Jes-. W. .1. A nil jrMtn. Dated ,it Atlin, It. (J. Oct. ''���ich., MM WILKINSON & BROWN Provincial Land Stss'veyars & Gsvil E&z-iiEic-VfSr Hydraulic Mine Inquire. i.Kj ��i S|seci<illy Olliee, Pearl St., near Third St,. A'iXI.i, 11.0 DRINK THE BEST 66 In Lead Packets ol a.id i lb,eaclr: For Sale bv all First Class Grocers. KFLI.V. DOUGLAS & Co.. Wholesale Grocers Yancouvkk, B'.C \��- UEL FINKST KOUIPPKD HOTKI. IX Tin-; NORTH. FVICRYTIIING C0N1HTCTKD IX FIRST-CLASS MANNKR. French Restaurant in GosseicGtion. David Hastik, Proi'kiktuk. Corner of First and Discoverv vStreets. THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE. Pucilic nnd Arctic Kaihvay and Navigation .'ompany. British Columbia Yukon Railway Coii.Pii.vy. Ilritiih Yukon l'ailw.iy Company. l.V lil'FIiC'r JAM'AltV 7 lfK'l. Daily except Sunday. NOTICE. ' NOTICE i.i- hereby Riven that application will he made to th<rl;6iiishitive Assembly of the Province of Uritish Coliimhiii, at its next Sesiiion, for an Aetto incorporate a Company, to build, equip, niaint,iin,and operate n line of Hallway, of stnmlard tralisre: from n point, ut or near Kitiinaat, or some otlier suitable point, on Iho Pacific Coast: thence northerly to Ilazelton: thence to a point nt or near Atlin Lake: tlif.ii:.; northerly lo Ihc Sixtieth [tilth], parallel of North Latitude; wllli all powers iuciilcriltil thereto. I). G. Mucdonell, Solicitor for Applicants. Dated at Vancouver. IL C. this Mth day of Octojior, A 1)., IDOa. NOTICK i^ hereby <ri\eu that sixty d.-Mi after date I intend to apply to the Chirr Commissioner of Lands ami Works fur permission to purchase the following described tract of land. Coniuienciii;f at postmarked II. IV. li. I Vs. S. li. Corner post placed 120 feet from the corner of Kant Avenue and Luke Street on the north side, in the town of Atliu, li. C. and following the line of Rant Avenue towards the Lake shore 11(1 feet iiini'e or less, thenco followiujr the line of Lake Street: northerly 120 feet, thenee easterly ill) feet, thenee 120 feet southerly, more or less to point of commencement. Con tn initio <WI" acres more or less. Dated at Atlin, I". C. October Dili, li'03.- II. W. li. Cnnavan. No.l'.N. 11. oil e an S. 30 p m. I'I. .w . 11. in n in. 12- 2'l No.l N. 11 1st class. II. 'I-] a. m. It).'.IS I ��� 11. 00 \ 11. I.". 12. IS / 12. :l."> . p.m 2. HI ., i. :'0 ., l.V. SKAGL'AY WIMTKl'ASS LOG CA HIN AK. '-. s. Ikiuni' No. 1 8. Hoa��<t 1st el asb'. ^llli clllftK. <.���������)- . in. AK 1. I'i a. m. '.!. 0.1 .1.00 ,. 2. 10 .. 2. 10 ., .. I.M.. LIB 1.15 p.m ., 13. M p.n��� 11.50 a.in ,. 10. 7ri ,, a. no ,, LV 7. (Kl ., KliNNliT'l' 2. 1.1 ,. 2. 10 ., .. CAltlBOU 0.10 .. 4.JI0 ., Alt WHITE UOKSli l.V l'asseiiirer., must be at depots in time to have Ua^jjra^e inspected aiid checked. Inspection is stoppeil ,'0 minutes before leaving time of train. l.V) pounds ol ba'jr^.i'^e will be checked I ree with each full fare ficket and 77i i.niiuiU with each half far.! ticket. .1. G. Cumm:..'.. NOTlCli is hereby ^iven, that sixty days from date I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works, for permission to purchase the following descrilieil property. Com.i.encin^ at initial Post No. I at li pointion the .Southerly Hot.Hilary of the flora Heneh Lease on the north bank' of Pine Creek in the Atlin Mitiiiifcj District, and folio wiu(j tho Southerly lloiltiilury of tin; l'loru Bench Lease North Easterly live hundred feet, thonce North Westerly throe hundre'l feot, thence South Westerly live hundred feet, thonce South I'nstorly three hundred feet more or less to point of eouunencnmeiil. Contninintr 11.4.4 acres more nr less. Dated nt Atlin, U. f'. October JOtli. IMS- ft. T. Swltzei. Discovery. OI'FX DAY AXD NIGHT. I'TRST-CLASS RlCSTAURAXT ��� IX CONNECTION. Mcutiqtiurter.s 'f'��i* Hro<'l;*s stum-. Pellew-Harvcy, Bryant & Gilman Provincial Assayers Iho Vancouver A^Siiv Office, Utrtblishr'd J.S90. ��� -��� " ��� -*�������- - ��� W. WALLACE GRIME &. Co., Agents. Lar��e<ir Small Samples lorw.-irded for .Unar i)iscovf:ry, n. c. NEW DINING ROOM}.--NOW OPEN, Furnishing The I5EST MJKALS TX CAMP. Finest ol'liquors. . Good..stabling. En. Sands. Proprietor. TRY ���I'D. 'S l'OR UPHOLSTERY MATTRESSES FURNITURE . HARDWARE PAI NTS & OILS Atlin ct Discovery. BATHS BARBER SHOP O.K. 7'\ ShIKLDS H: EmiY DuUEfAiM. Now oe��tipy their now quarters next to the Hank of B. \. A.. First. Street. The bath rncimsuru e.iiially n:i 'rood as found in cities. IVrivute Untiimce for ladies. The Royal Victoria Life Insurance Co. OF CANADA Capital !$1,000vO0O. A.C. ilirRcltield, Kgvat. a*. I11 i' S ' il s 'fi I I . r>; v'l ' ���ff* ' I'I ^-: fet l>-f' !* >^i m &*���>�����.��� W'\ feu7 W:'~ ll ft il ���I % ��� , SB��6**-1 -.1. ���J- p��i��wv$ffi!% fir, if: 7 ),■■ .&? ■ *i if I Ml ■ I 1. - t' ' ■ i !' 1 I : t, t .- '<■ i 5 .1 7fs "-TV ; .Hi .'#>».J; I A'L'EIX „ ti. C, SAT 17RI.)AY', 'j'AXUAkY 9. iyo-1. PICKED UP HERE AND THERE. C'ltui'i'Ii ul l'hi^liiiiii: SI. Martin'- Church, cor. 'I bird und Train- or .1 I'ei'U. Simla} -ervire-. Matiii-al.il a. m., l>'\f>iisini£ "::'■) p. in. CelHbi'ii.ioii of Holy Comnniii'...u, l-l Siiii.I.'iv iu each month aud on Special occasion-. .''uu.la> School, Sunday nt :'• p. in. Commit I ei> .\ieelin^s. l-l 'l'linr-d.i\ iu .'i.t-li mouth. Ki\. I". 1.. Stephen-on, Hector. Si. Andrew's l'rc-bj terian Cliurel. hold service- in the Chiirel. on Sreo.itl Street. Morning service al II i-veni'iy -er\icc ~:'.'. i Suuda.\ School nl the close ot tin" moruint: seriice. It.'V. l./i'iirUiuirron. M'n.i.-tcr. Free Ite.'idiu^ UooU'.to w hicli all are w eii'oni.-. McDonald's Gi'occiy makes a specially ol" fresh eggs and 1 utter. Tlie fiiends of Mr. Sands will be glad to learn iliat lie is now considered oui ol" danger. POST dark colored young husky dog. answers to the name of Tom. Notify Joe Brooks. Alibi's fiist ice boat made several successful tiips on '.he lake Ihis week iiiuiei the guidance of .Messrs. Moberly and Wallace, ofthe Bunk of Counneice. Mr. \". Trotuiau, the builder, It-els (inite elated over ■ the succes-ful construction of ihe craft. Latest Periodicals aud Magazines at C. R. Bourne's. Mr. C: E. Vi'ynn Johnson is expected in daily- ■ During the winter months the O. K. Barber's Shop will only have Baths leady on Wednesdays and Saturdays, Price 7,** cents. Among ihe many gatherings on ihe new year, the reception held al "Government Mouse" by Mrs. J. A. Fraser, proved a great social success. Travel ou the Lake is now perfectly safe, and teaming will be commenced on the Caribou- Trail today. Nothing* is moie appreciated than views ofthe couutiy you live in, A line collection always iu stele al "The Atliu Studio." Circulating Library, containing the best books, al C. R. Bource's. LOST—Small bunch of keys tied with string. Finder kindly return to Bank of Commerce. Slaughter Sale of Dry Goods at ]C. L. Pillman & Co's. Pine line ofTea Sels aud other C'Vma and Glassware at greatly re- (U.w'e'd prices at H. I.. Piliman &. Co's. Closing oui Sale; Dry Goods, Underwear, Boots and Shoes at Mali* Pkici'". The Atlin Cheap Cash Store. M. POLP.Y. Pilms and plates developed and printed at reasonable rates at "The Atlin Studio-'. Knlarging, and Copying'also done. p'or Airtight Heaters, Building Paper, Steel Traps, Gunpowder 'tnd Ammunition, you gel the best value at I. IX Dune'*. FOR SALIC. New Raymond Se.ving Machine. Apply Claim' OlVu-c. Stevens Single Barrel!, 12 bore Shot Gun. Apply Claim Olliee. Assa\eis Furnaces', Acids, Tools etc. A,.ply Claim Office. IS//!? AT Till' ATI,IN SKATiXG RIXK. Saluiday, January 161I1. Ha.ul.'.onie Prizes will be awarded lo ihe Best Su.-Aained Male and Female Characleis, ami I''or the Children. , IRON STORE, FIRST STREET, ARM STILL TO Till-: l'KONT IN Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, Etc. Tho Line of FALL and WINTER GOODS we have placed In Stock , this week are certainly EYE-OPENERS J ust see our shirts .and underwear J And socks at any price a pair. Our 111 its and gloves cannot be beat. Our boots and shocsso trim and neat Cigars anil cigarettes to smoke, But see our pi pes, oh ! my ! If once you gel your e* es or. thein Vou cannot help but buy AT THE IRON STORE Atlin-Log Cabin. WimmnncKtiivaiuiitj' OKtimMU nimingininmriiTMHirii 1 ■i'B'M-mctpm Jack Pkkkinson'k Doc; Tkams make legular trips Mondays and Thursdays between Atlin and Log- Cabin. For freight a-ul passenger rates apply. "Claim Oi'i'ici"." ' THE MOST POPULAR GUN MADE This gun is fully up to thc quality of our rifles, which for 38 years have been STANDARD. It is made in 3 styles, and in 12, 16 and 20 gauge. Bored for N itro I'ownKi". and full)* guaranteed. No. IOO . ■ $9.00 No. no . . 12.00 No. I20 . 15.00 Stud stamp for large catalogue illustrating complclo lino, brinifnl of valuable information In sportsinun. J. Stevens Arms and Tool Co. CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS. THE 'Mi OF Atlin and, -.Alaska', H. FAULKNER, Atlin Claim Block. PORTK.-WTS noticp:. .Style. .Midgets. C. D. V. Cabinets, A MICKTTNG of the Liberal Conservative Association, will be held at tlie Nugget Hall, Discovery, on Saturday Jan. <jth. Important matters will lie discussed. per. doz. $ 5,oo -> 7.59 $ 10,00 Larger sizes by special arrangement. Interiors and pxteri .us. P'or 1 plate, y:U\oz. prints $ 5,00. b'or 5 ,, t, prints of each $ 10,00 Copying Knlarghig by arrangement according lo subject and number re-mired. THE BRITISH COLUMBIA POWER AND MANUFACTURING. Co., Limited. KLKCTRIC LIGHT RATKS: — Installation, 53:50 per light. 16 Candle Power Incandescent $3:GO gsor month ncr light. So tf !9 ff $1:SO ff CllKAI'KU, Bl'TTKK, SaKKK, Cl.l'ANUKK, & PlKAI.TIIlKR Til AN Oil.. MoilKICN STKAM l.AL'XllKY IN CONNECTION WASH lU;NDr,L,S Coi.l.I'.CTKll it ))EI/IVK1'HD. Better Work and Cheaper Rates than any Possible by Plane! Labor. THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE. Passenger and nxp.ess Service, Daily (except Sunday), between Skagway, Log Cabin, ltennett, Caribou, While Horse and Intermediate points, making close ccuneetinns with our own sieanieis at \\ bile Piorse for Dawson and Yukon points, and at Caribou for Atlin eveiy Tuesday aud Friday; Returning, leave Atlin ever.)' Monday and Thursday. Telegraph Service to Skagway. lXx press matter will be received for shipment to and frr.m all points in Canada and the United Stales. P'or information relative to Passenger, Freight, Telegraph or Kx press Rates apply to any Agent ofthe Company or to TkM'Kic Dki'aktmknt, SKAGWAY. POR Call and "get prices at DISCOVERY, B. C. CIIOICKST WINKS LIQUORS & CIGARS, ALEXANDER BL'AIIM, Proprietor. 4 '<! 1. V 11 ■ -:.;:--T.*Ms-<"-'i'i ^"v-^
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1904-01-09 |
Description | The Atlin Claim was published in Atlin, a remote community located in northwestern British Columbia, close to the Yukon border. The Claim was published by the Atlin Claim Publishing Company, and ran from April 1899 to April 1908. Although a number of different editors worked on the Claim, the two longest-serving editors were Alfred C. Hirschfield and William Pollard Grant. |
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Language | English |
Notes | Print Run: 1899-1908 Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Atlin_Claim_1904_01_09 |
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Date Available | 2011-09-07 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | 53a3b585-bf1d-4bb7-871e-8eb141d35b6a |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0169557 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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