t _. 41 THE VOL. 4- ATLIN. B. C, SATURDAY, JUNE, 15, ,1901. NO. icjo. The Largest and Best Selected Stock of General Merchandise in Atlin. - - - GOLD SEAL HIP BOOTS, $11.50. | MEN.'S GOOD WORKING SHOES, $4.50 GOLD SEAL SHOES, $5.50. " i'MEN'S Fi'NE SHOJilS, from $5 up. ( 1 ' * .*- ; 7 The Best Over-shirt in the Market, $2.HG. 1 1 ��� ,1 *' - Woollen Underwear in Best Grades. Our' gMFZP&tBs^,. Stssok ��s (TZmsagsiete.' OGILVIE FLOUR? $5 per sack.- AGEN BUTTER, $1 per tin. CLIMAX TOBACCO, #1? a lb. ' '' - - - . Canned Roast Beef, Corned Beef.and Australian Mutton 50 cents per tin. ' . Canned Corn, Peas, Beans, and Reindeer Milk, $2.7,5 per dozen. -BLACKETT ���&������()/ IRON ��� STORE, First and Trainor Streets, Atlin, B. C. !The Canadian .Bank of Commerce.- , . CAPITAL PAID- UP 5^,000,000. Branches of the Bank at.Seattle, San Francisco, , , . Portland, '- ��� ' Skagway, etc. Exchange* soSd osa afS PmfisaCs* Gold Dust Purchased���Assay Office in Connection. ��� J. S. MUNRO, Manager? PRICES ALWAYS AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. Miners See D. Q. Stewiarti Post Office, Discovery, ' -. .. " FOR GROCERIES AND MINERS' SUPPLIES. My Team Delivers Goods on Creeks Rcqul.irl)-. Prices as Above. m- i& M KOOTENAY RESIAURANI STRICTtY CUROPEAN PLAN. L. BOOTH, Proprietor, Open Day and Night. oncer BaScerv <n��d WPMitm Vl&*t> Sl'KCIAI.TIFS IX FANCY CAKES & FASTRY. Fresh Brs^t^ fSye Bread, etc Ciias. Myek, Proprietor. Good Rooms to Kent ���Ily the liny. Week or .Mouth ut reasonable rute.s. e - -��� - SKAGWAY, Alaska* *��� WHOLESALE GROCERS .Vl.cill I1K.A I.I'.KS IN ��*iw��� Hay and Oats xtf'tf^Wt^ We Make a Specialty of Perishable Goods and respectfully solieit Your Mail Orders���Satisfaction Guaranteed. ACCOUNTANT, MINING BROKER, AND FINANCIAL AGENT. Abstracts Prepared and Accounts Collected. Office:���Ohfosith Provincial Government Building. The = Bank * of = British = Nortli = America lintulilislied in IS'.'li. Iiir.,i-|iiii-iilf.il liy Itfiyiil Oluirter. Paid Ui> Capital &L..866.666 Reserve Fitnd - iS 1,703,333 Plead Office in Canada: Montreal. 1-1. Stikeman, General Manager. Branches in all the principal cities of Canada, and agents in New York, San Francisco, .Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Spokane, Boston, Chicago, Flc. ASSA Y OFFICE Gold Dust Assayed, Purchased or Taken on Consignment. ' Quartz Assaying at Reasonable Rates, ' WORK PROGRESSES. Boulder, Wright Creek and , Gold Run Active. Very Late Season, But Minors Are Making- the Most of the High Water. GOLD RUN:-On Gold' Run a very large amount of'work has lieen done during the winter which can hardly be realized unless one visits the camp. The few men who are still there 'are' now washing out their clumps arrd the ' results are eminently satisfactory. 'Howard and partners are world, g, four men sluicing, though at the time of our visa water was rather scarce���except down the shafts. Before quitting the drifts a new aud deeper pay' channel- was struck iu Howard's shaft, which carries good pay. Mr. Small has two men sluicing out his'dump are making good wages. Mr. Stukey and partner had just commenced to sink on the ridge between Small and Crichtoii.-and were down about 12 feet, the water seems to be falling a's they go clown. - Crichton was sluicing out his dump. Cooper and partners, who have gone up td1Boiilder for 'the summer, had'a very fit.e clean up for the winter's work'? Thomas and partners have shut dowrr for the season, but are well satisfied with the outlook. Kent has gone to work for the Sunrise Co., but intends goiirg to work his property again -next winter. As winter diggings no district offers belter prospects than Gold Run, though it is an expensive property to open up. BOULDER: ��� In spite of' the high water, Boulder is showing signs of much activity, and more men are at work orr this-creek than any other in the-district in comparison. Full advantage is being taken of tlie slate of the water for ground- sluicing purposes, and before the creek gets clown to its normal, air immense amount of labor will have been saved. On No. 1 above, Mr. Rosenberg has rive men at work ground-sluicing. 2 above, P. A. 'Morris has two men at work Oir 3 and 4 Mr. Nickson contemplates going to work. Seaton and Latham are ground-sluicing on the bench opposite 3 above. At 5 above, Mcintosh, of Atlin, has two men ground-1-hiicing and shovelling in and taking out gold. Jack Beat- tie and Clark are getting ready lo ���sluice on 5 above. Swenceski Bros, arc sluicing and taking out money on 9 or 10 abjve; so also are Van Wait and sous between 12 unci 14. Bainbridge and partners come next and are making active preparations for the first clean-up. Lord and Woods worth are taking out good money on 20 above,. Black and Grant, on their group about 10 \n- low arc doing very well: �� Shot lie- worth and Co, next u- Black, aic- gelting ready to ground-sluice, and arc taking out- a little gold in' the meantime. 'Almost every creek and bench claim as f:tr down as 35 below is being represented. Several fair nuggets liave been found this season. Boulder is sure to make a record this year. On . the La mare Syndicate's property work is being actively, pushed. A second monitor has been pui in place and another flume laid, with air elevation four feet lower than the old one. Mr. Clere, the Superintending Engineer, is'very sanguine and highly'satis- lactory results are'.looked for. He has ai'i able staff- of men with him and the workings have , been arranged this year- with a view to efficiency at a minimum of expense. In order to accommodate his neighbors on the creek Mr. Clere operates at night so that the individual miners' may have the use oi" all lhe water- during the day. If such a policy were adopted in other [rails of the district there would be less friction aird ill feeling between the individual miners and companies. ���Live aud let live. , ��� WRIGHT : ��� The Perrdugwig' Sytrdicatehave quite a force of men at work on their property, and have been moving their flumes and pipes "about half a mile down the creek to - a-point which "is considered more advantageous to work from, than where they were working last year. The}', have started ground-sluicing this week, and as soon as piping commences the force of men will be considerably increased. ' The works are under the superintendence of Mr. Bartrim. There are a few me:i at work sluicing oir the Discovery. The Moose Mining Co., on i' lo 5 above, are getting ready for iho. season's operations, "and are endeavoring to consolidate with several other claims iu,.their vicinity, in order that they may have a goud sized property to offer some buyers expected from the east. Porter & Co. have gone to work on the west side of the creek about 8 above, Mr. Tulloch is^'at work on 3 below. It is feared that the season on this creek will be very short, owing to the protracted winter. The creek is rising very rapidly and there is every reason to believe that the freshet will be a big cure this seasorr, so that with the late season arid high water ue cannot look for anything above the ordinary. Satisfactory reports are received from the Alder cteek property and the boomer is a-hooming. Piping 011 the Atlin Lake Mining Co.'s property, on Birch creek, is being actively prosecuted, with a hire head of water. Satisfactory results are anticipated. The Pine Tunnel Syndicate shareholders will be pleased to learn that the big deal is practically completed and that Mr, O. T. Switzer leaves for the east next week. I 1.1 1 -��� - ii i; lii, m* ATLIN,- B. C, SATURDAY, JUNE,. r5, ryot. The Atlin Claim. Published ovory Sutmrduy morning liv '��� The Ati.tn Claim PuiiMsmNo Co. A.C. IIiunmiii'Ki.o.KuiToii. ' Olllcii of publication Pearl S*-., Atlin, IL C. Advert ininp rates made known on application. The aul)Hcri))tion price is ��5 u yenr liny- able in ndviiiiec. No paper will he delirered unless this condition is complied with. Saturday, "June 15th,' icjor. A matter .of* much impoit has been brought to our rrotice by mail received on the la'st incoming boat, which, no doubt, will be welcomed by miners, particularly, these hailing from British Columbia. The Dominion -Government, though pressed pretty hard with the claims of Vancouver for the establishment of a mint in that' city, has respeci- fnlly declined to establish one there," but has appropriated a large sum for the erection of such an institution at Ottawa. However,, the Government has done the next best thing, aud; in combination with the Provincial Government, has agreed to the establishment of Assay offices in Vancouver and. Victoria. In order that-' all business offered this season may be taken, the merchants aud citizens of the former city,* assisted by the Boaid of Trade,' have ��� subscribed over $5000 towards defraying the preliminary expenses of. such. Assay office. Miirers may' now receive from any of the banks in Vancouver the full assay value of all gold���equal to the Seattle Assay office���without any. deduction whatever, upon presentation of a certificate from the Provincial Government Assayer at Vancouver. a reference to this property is'made, in which a statement of the Nim- rod Syndicate gives returns of $10 to the ton. This report also states that the " vein varies in width from 2 to 7 feet and appears to be a well- marked fissure .,'vein." I hope to sec the mine sold and work on the property re-commenced this slimmer. Thanking yon in anticipation for the publication of these remarks. I am', Sir, etc., W. Wallace- Grime. Atlin, B. C, June 14, 1901. Pine City Gossip. LETTER' TO THE EDITOR. Dear Sir:���As there appears to be some misconception here respecting the present ownership of the Imperial mine on Monro mountain, the following information-regarding the same may lie of interest to your readers. The proper ty belongs to three English prospectors, Messrs. Moorer Stokes and Jones, and was bonded by them to the Nimrod, Syndicate of London, England, early in the season of last year; development work was proceeded with duriug the summer and results were said to be satisfactory at the time. Through non-compliance with its conditions the- bond lapsed in September last and the property was immediately re-bonded to the Klon- dyke Bonanza Co,, of London, through their Atlin Agent, Mr. Joseph Fall. . For some reason not yet made perfectly clear, the terms of the second agreement were not kept and the bond was forfeited, the property reverting to the original owners, in whose hands it still remains. The title is now perfect, Crown Grants to the claims having been issued some months ago. The report on the property by Mr. Gilroy in your last issue coincides with the opinion of several other experienced men who; have visited the mine since active development work,was stopped. Iu the Summary Report of the Dominion Geological Department From our Discovery Correspondent, The Ruby Creek Hydraulic people are going ahead; they have been prospecting and find their gravel pays from Si.25 to $1.50 per yard.. We are glad to greet friend Dr. Lewis, who has opened an office at the Nugget Hotel. Though, fortunately vve have little need of a doctor's ' services in Discovery, we must wish him every prosperity. We wonder if Messrs. Le Cappel- laiir, " Raiirie McLeod, Conly and Gaddis, who 'visited, Discovery on Wednesday aronriug, enjoyed the .strawberries and cream they said they had at the Nugget Restaurant, or was their attraction other than the luscious berry. ��� Somebody ask Fall of Boulder creek what befell his gum boots? . Nurses Mitchell and Bone, of the Atlin Hospital have been, visiting Mrs. Stubblefield during \ the past week. ��� Black must' be' 'doing t well o:; Boulder; he is said to be buying from ten to fifteen pounds of fish twice a week. , Piscivorous diet is ; recommended for cerebral development, but how about muscular? Cake, coffee, strawberries and creamy only .50 cents, at the Nugget Restaurant. Someone���perhaps Ro-xie of Discovery���has built a summer hotel at Surprise lake "Tis said he came to town the other day and asked Dr. Lewis if he could raise apple trees from dried apples. The Dr. told hint, "yes, certainly.".'So he went to Father Newton and bought 1 a box of dried apples, and Tom WThite says he is planting them with the intention of raising an orchard, ' and that he ' has already planted raspberries and strawberries ���B.C.F.C. & C. Co.'s brand���aud contemplates raising seedless raisins from .the Monarch brand of seeded raisins. He ought to grow oranges from Keiller's marmalade. Great Reduction Sale of Ladies' and Children's Boots, also Men's Clothing, and Groceries for this week only to make room for another shipment of goods. Don't forget the place ��� Pioneer Store, Pine City, C. D. Newton & Co. <*S &V, 1. ri SUCCESSORS TO P. P. Co. $e��. First Street, Atlin. For Staple & Fancy Groceries PROVISIONS, Tohaccos and Confectionery, Prompt Attention to orderst&~Give us a call* THE GRAND HOTEL .u . * 0, * . FINEST EQUIPPED HOTEL IN THE NORTH. EVERYTHING , CONDUCTED IN FIRST-CLASS MANNER. French Restaurant In Connection RlCK & H AST IK, PROI'RIKTORS; Davib Hastik, Manaokr. Corner of First and Discovery .Streets. X. Foley. Importer of General Merchandise Miners' Supplies OUTFITTIN G i A, SPEGI ALT Y' fFIRST STREET, ATLIN. B. C fiotel Russell Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Pool and Billiards free, Dixon & Burton, Proj>s Atlin Lumber & Mining Co* A. I. Baker - - '-.���.;���-��� -- Manager- imbering in all its Branches BraraQth Office stt Pine. ATLIN BREWING Co. BREWERS OK .STEAM AND I.AGEK BEER. NONE BUT THE BEST INGREDIENTS USED' IM THE MANUFACTURE Ol*' OUR BEER-THE ONLY liKKWKRY IN THE ARCTIC.REGIONS. ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLED FOR AU PARTS OF THE YUKON- t TERRITORY AND NORTHWESTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA. A T L I N, B. C. Thermal ��� Vapour ~\LBATHS!\ Troy Laundry & Bath House Lake St., bet. Ran* and Watson Ave. C. H. Coepin, Prnp- GO TO THE J. L. MUNRO, Proprietor. Northern Telegraphs. Mr. Charleson, superintendent of the northern telegraph hues, who recently returned to Vancouver from the scene of operations, reports that a hundred miles of the line has been stretched up the Skeeua river towards Port Simpson. Vancouver General Store. CARRIES A FULL LINK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE A. S. Cross & Co 1st. Street Atlin. . BROWNLEE & IJWRY J. H. Brovsntee, P. 1. S��� D. 1. S. ' B. C. Lowry, A. M. I. C. r.. Civil and Hydraulic Engineers, Land Surveyors. Pearl Street, Atlin. B. C. Adjoining the Leland Hotel. W- ���?. PAKTON, NOTARY PUBLIC. ��� OFFICE:���Pearl Street, opp. Post Oflice. All Kinds Of Mining Papers Made Out. ������Several years' practical experience. BOTE VANCOUVER. BUST. LIQUORS & CIGARS Guoii Accommodation. ��� Kehtai-ii.'.st i: OONNKC'TICS. ^ S. JOHNSTON, Proprietor. ������4*4*4 ?n 1 Aid Ska 4 ���so*.!! PhcJ 'I ..���';V| &*~* 1 Owe? ��**K'i De^ 1 j J m -ti JPtM "J All ���71 i'S ��***' (1001I StuMinu; 1'or Horstiii ami Dog*;.. ^-T^V5ri'^MJ^.TJ1^r'\;-';;r1i-aa.--ui*:^svia..'.'; ������!-������.�� firiu j:zs^f*iiw.*f **i.#*<ut*'X\r*A!t��*.i'*.-t <���!". Mt&iy*llS&S&&a^M#iMli***tihr)l!!l fT. 'I I Ws, TP TKMn �����*�������� JClMilW MIS KA-hsj^i 1 ���*,*^f.w���^��. ,* r t��W*. jb*- Mv**-* ��l*iim*r>t#f1'?-viif* r�� 'Jfiiivni wr-nji n,in*M��**nt~iwttwi****:*- vniitiiM&atinmimgmmism Bsui^irt'ia rsiyrmtts*".' '*&��� �� V. ATUN, B.C.. SATURDAY, JUNE, 15, igoi ���'��� i-'Jffi^-.--,^'--, ItWMW* aphs [.���������� ������>*> f and Irthern B. C." Views lb Atlin & ion. |'-tw��*o*o*a# h on Creeks I'here in ���strict. /. Views to t from c PLATES ������and Printed rom. rs Promptly rded to .im Building, EN, B.C. ^^^'���^iflStff^tfl^t l..^-^..^IJI-ijJ^M^to^Y -tffclftt^! JDKAI.KKS EN" ���" Shelf <amd H&stvy Hardware, V ',' SOLE AGENTS'FOR .GIANT POWDER CO. Con., of Victoria, B. 'C. Call on us for Prices; ~; ��� 40 and 60 per cent Dynamite In 25 and 50 pound Cases. Cor. of PEARL and FIRST ST., ATLIN, B. C The weather has'been veiy bad-and there was nine -feet orsno"W'on 'the main line, so that no work could he done to unite the two ends. Mr. Charleson positively denies the report, which was..circulated "last fall, that the north arrd south ends of the line overlapped for a distance of over 60 miles, supposed to be caused hy the bungling of officials. An engineering party has been sent to survey the unfinished line which had been carefully marked out for lhe construction work. Mr. Charleson still adhers'to July 15th as tlie date on which all, lines will be finished. DOMINION DAY AND 4th OF JULY SPORTS WILL HE HELD AT DISCOVERY, JUNE 29th, 1901. News of the Creeks. > PINE CREEK:���Owing to the -f high water on the creek practically all work on the creek , claims lias been suspended from 36 below up to the mouth of Gold Run. The f. only claims working below Discovery are those owned by Pete Rocco, opposite the Stevendyke property!"- .He has been ; sluicing for the last two weeks'an*d anticipates a satisfactory clean up- A large number -of the ^benches on ,.hoth sides of the creek from 18 below to the Caledonia group will be worked this season! M. Harris has bought out the small diteh l>elo\v Discovery, and every available inch of water is being utilized. Harris has several men at work ground- sluicing and the prospects are re- ' ported as very good. Harrigan & Sabin are- having pipes laid from the Sunrise ditch for the purpose of washing out their benches on the the south side of the creek. McLaren & Miller, on Discovery, have ground-sluiced out several hundred - feet of, their north benches and a number of men are now.at work. A ��� bedrock flume has been laid and they intend to work out a big strip of ground with a monitor, drawing water from the Sunrise'ditch. The Atlin-Willow Creek Co. is practically ready for--the season's operations on both Willow creek and the Caledonia group. , Mr. Annibal, about 18 above, oil Pirre, has a few men working aud he reports the prospects excellent. Little individual work has been done on Willow, owing to the depth of frost, however,,it is expected that several claims will ere long be worked. Mr. Queen has moved up to Willow and is waiting a favorable opportunity to get to work. The water question is still a sore and knotty problem with the individual miners on Willow. At the mouth of Gold Run work is being resumed on the north side of Pine creek where good money was made last year, and we trust the owners may have another prosperous season. PKOURAMMU OF SPORTS. 10 H.m. Ohation. Rev. .1. Pringle. 10.80 Putting 1BII) .shot: 1st prize, $10; 2d S2.M) Putting lifilb weight; $-10; -?2,ri(l Near Pino Tree, Hotel. 11 100-yard Miner's race; 4-10: ?2,!i0 "���('-yard Hoys' raoo; $4; ��1,50 Potato race: $10; "J.2,50 1 Neur Irving Hotel. 12 Hll)-ynrd Race, open; $10; ��2,50 50-.vn.ril Miners' Pack race, to carry oOlbs; S10; S2.50 Tossing the Caber; $10: ��2,50 Near Pine Tree Hotel. J.30 p.m. Panning Contest: .-slO; S2/i0 Tole Vault; SIS: s-S , Near Gold House. 2.30. Wheelbarrow race: S10; 82.50 ��� Obstacle race: 10; $2.50 Near Nugget Hotel 3. yuurter Mile race: $15: ��5 Pine Tiee Hotel. ' 3.80. Miners' Hijih Jump; 10; S2.50 . . High Jump, open; S10; S2.50 Near Irving Hotel. 4. Hop, Step and Jump; ?J5; ��5 Running Long Jump; S10; S2.50 Near Nugget Hotel. 4.30. Team Pulling Contest; $25: S10 Near Gold Pan Inn. 5.30. Discovery Derby,'3 horses to run: ��20: ��7.50. Pine Tree Hotel. OFFICERS -OF THE DAY. President: H. P. Penrse Vice-President: J.'.M Kii'l'iier. Judges: Messrs. Taylor und Jluuro. Starter: J. Letherdale. Clerks of the Course: Walter Owen and F. J. Sana in on s. Treas: C.Lambert.; Secy: E. Sands. GKAKD RALt. AT McDON \t,D'S Hali, A COURT of Assize, Nisi Prius, Oyer and "��� Terminer unci General Gaol Delivery will be holden in the Court House nt Atlin, on Friday, the lilth clay of July, 19or. By Command, A. CAM HULL REDDIE. Deputy Provincial Secretary. Provinc'iil Secretary's Office, Victoria, 15. C 30th May, 19Jl. ' jul5��lt Dr. G. LEWIS. Office Hours: Atlin: S a.m. till 2 p.m., and 6 p.m till io p.m. Discovery: 3 till 5 p.m. A. Brunich, Proprietor. Opposite the Royal Hotel, First St. Fresh Fish always on hand. Hydraulic and Other Companies Supplied at Wholesale Rates. 0PEN1N6 BALL & SUPPER AT THE ATLIN ENTERTAINMENT HALL Pearl Street, near First. ON \\ri),v| SDAY, JUNC 19th, I90L Discovery Friends Welcome. BULMER & PARROTT. Livery Stables. Saddle. Horses, Buggies, Road Carts, Pack Horses for Hire? Stages Leave Atlin for' Discovery Daily from the Royal Hotel: APPLICATION FOR LAND. lSJOTICIO is hereby given that Sixty days after date I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase the following described tract of land: Commencing at a post planted on the shore of Taku Arm,,abont half a mile East of .the mouth of Wan river: thence south one mile: thence west one mile: thence north one mile, more or less, to the shore of Taku Arm, thence following the shore of Taku Arm to the point of commencement. JOSEPH TALLMIKE. May 10th, 1901. ��� 2m-jl J. B. NORTON & Co., GENERAL MERCHANDISE, BOULDER CREEK. All Goods at Atlin Prices���Freighting Done. Leave Orders at Fillmau's. TTJLES" EGGERT & SON, 'rt ' Swiss Watchmakers, And manufacturing jewellers. ,. All kinds of nugget work executed v, ith neatness and dispatch. , 'First st. next to Vancouver General Store TfT'IRKLAND HOTEL. FIRST STREET ATLIN. J.'KIRKLAND, - Managkk! First-class dining rooni Aud Elegarrt Sleeping Rooms. 'iVTOTrCK is hereby given that the follow- lug definition of the boundaries of the (iunnett Lake Mining Division is substituted for the description of the said Division published in tlio British Columbia Gazette ��af the 30th of November, 1K93:��� Bennett Lake Minimi Division. Commencing on the UOth parallel, noi-ti latitude, where it intersects with the wi-st shore of .Taku Arm of ��h�� Tagisb Lake; thence southerly, following the west shore of said lake to its .southern extremity: thence southerly,along the height of land between the Lynn Canal and the Taku Rivet- to the International Boundary: theuee north-westerly following said boundary to its intersection with the height of laud forming the watershed between the south fork of the Wheaton Kiver on the cast and the K11.su- wah River on the west: thence north on said height, of, laud to its intersection with the With parallel: thence east,along said parallel to point, of commencement. Notice is hereby given that the laud com- prised within the under-mentioned boundaries is, created a Mining Division, under the style of the'"Chilkat Alining Division": ��� , _ Chilkat Mining Division. Commencing at a point 011 the GOth parallel where it intersects with the height of land forming the watershed between the south fork of the Wheaton Kiver and the Kiisjtwah River; thence south-easterly", following the said height of iand to the boundary between Alaska and British .Columbia: thence west and north, following said International Boundary to its intersection with the (iflrh parallel north latitude: thence east, following the 60th parallel to point of commencement. - V The foregoing alterations will take effect on and after the 1st day of May. 1901. RICHARD McBRIDIi. Minister of Mines. Department of Mines, 20th April, 3901. - 4t-nil8 See HIRSCHFELD EOR Photos of the Masquerade. PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICIO. pjIS HONOUR the Administrator of the Government in Council has been pleased to make the following appointment :��� 25th April. 1901. Captain William John Runt. S. JL, to be Mining: Recorder for the Chilkat Mining Division, to reside and usually perforin his duties at Wells, Cussiar l)i-.tri<-r. Orders taken at the office of the Claim for the latest picture of King Edward VII. ���.O'*tK8^O*0'*^D'*0^D'--t>a'-r>*Ct*a^ % THE KOOTENAY. HOTEL. ~ George E. Hayes, Proprietor. Cor. First and Tuainor Streets. 6 This First Class Hotel has been remodeled and refurnished throughout �� ' and offers tho best accommodation to Transient or Permanent ^ Guests.���American and European Plan. �� Finest Wines, Liquors and- Gigars* 3 $ BiUiards and Pool. a $**a^-��3��Ki*8*^ BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL KINDS OF WORK* PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS A SPECIALTY BRICKS FOR SALE. OFFICE: Third Street, Atlin. NEXT TO CHURCH OP ENGLAND. VENDQME HOTEL. Choicest Wines, Liquors & Cigars. FREE BOWLING ALLEY. J. TALLMIRE, Proprietor. ATLIN, B.C.. SATURDAY, JUNK. 15.- rgof The Pioneer Store. ' .' PINK CITY. I!. 0.. CARRIES A FULL LINE OF Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings and Miners' Supplies. C. O. NEWTON & CO* PICKED UP HERE AND THERE. Cliiircli <il England: St. .Mill-tin's Cliiircli, cor. Third and Triiin- or streets. Sunday services,'.Matins at II a. in.; Evensong 7:110 p.m. Celebration of Holy Communion, Ist Sunday in each mouth and on Special occasions. Sunday School, Sunday at II p. 111, Committee .Meetings, 1st, Thursday in each mouth. , Rev. F. L. Stephenson, Rector. St? Andrew's Presbyterian Cliiircli hold services in tin* Church on Second Street. .Morning scr\iro at II evening service 7:30 ���Sunday School at the close of the morning service. Kev. .1. l'ringle. Minister. Alliu Lodge, No. 15, A. O. U. W., rrreels in the Atlin Claim Block, orr the second ' and fourth Wtdnesdays of each month. Sojourning brethren are cordially invited to attend. Arrived at Foley's, complete stock of groceries, provisions, dry goods, etc. All fresh from the pro-' ducers and- manufacturers and which will be sold at less than cut rates. Walter Dockrill, who returned on the first boat, has taken Mr. .Bourne into partnershin with him. The * 1 firm is opening a branch in Discovery in the'same premises as Mr. Dockrill had last year. Joe Palmer, the pioneer shoemaker " and jolly cobbler of Discovery, arrived on Wednesday's boat. lie spent the winter in the bosom of his family in San Francisco and says he had a fine time. I-Ie brought one of his sons with him so that the young man .may see a little of mining life. ��� ��� Fishing tackle Tor the sportsmen and for others, if they want it, at Eraser & Co. Sandy McPherson' took hi- t'.ili- ciiiiis by surprise on Wednesday last. He is a-gleaning on the Gleaner, and hopes to drop into town once in a while. Fishing Tackle and flies at Dockrill & Bourne's. De Witt is irow piping on his property on Spruce. For floor oil-cloth and house-lining' see J. A. Eraser,& Co. We desire to extend our congratulations to Mr. J. H. Ferguson, late of the local bianch of the Bank of Halifax. Invitations have been received, announcing' his wedding on the 22nd inst, to .Miss Harriet Stirtan of Nanaimo, B. C. Take your prescriptions to Dockrill & Bourne's. Mrs. Hitchcock is now on her way to Porcupine and Atlin. She is accompanied by some wealthy mining men, who are prepared to invest in property in this district. Much work has been done on sevc- from Butte, 'Montana, arrived here by the first Ixrat. Through Mr. R. Gibbs, he has' conic in to examine some nf.the copper properties in,'he district with the view to recommending their purchase to Butte capital. For floor oil-cloth and house-lining see J. A. Eraser & Co. Mr. A. Kaye was among the arrivals on the first boat. He brought iu a complete as-saying plant for the Bank of Commerce, arid will be in charge of that department for the bank. Headquarters for. fireworks at Pill man & Go's. The arrival of the boats has practically broken the blockade ��� in which Atlin has been held for the last mouth. All the merchants are receiving large stocks of lire staff of life, with it few of the luxuries besides. Oil baize, floor oil-cloth and house-lining, very cheap and good, at Eraser & Co. Mr. William Taylor is the local agent for the \V. P. & Y. Rly. Fresh fancy biscuits at E. L. Pill- man & Co. Now is the time to'overhaul your fishing outfit; trout and grayling are rising readily to the fly, aird a good opport unity for a day's sport can be had by those who take Sunday's excursion to Scotia Bay. ���' Fresh fruits and vegetables-arrive on every steamer for E. L. Pillman & Co. '" ' J R. A. Lambert went out on Wednesday's boat as far as While Horse. Furnished rooms to rent-- apply 1 Intel Northern. l 1 1'rnf. French aud son of Cinciu-1 nati, left on Wednesday for their i h '.me. They have formed a very [ favor-able impression of the camp. ' Are you goiiig'to build'or make alterations ?--If'so, see Olive. Men always on hand. A ball is to be given on Wednesday evening next to celebrate the opening or" the Atlin Entertainment Mall, on Pearl, opposite the Claim Office. This hall is a great acquisition lo tire town, and we understand it is open for rent at any time for meetings, ccncerls, darrces, etc. A cordial welcome is exterrded lo everybody. Supper will be served at midnight. For the famous' Lubecke Sliced Potatoes call at Eraser & Co. ' Mr. and Mrs. Subblefield invite everybody to their Annual Opening of the 1-5. C. Dining Room in Discovery, on Thursday, 20th inst. All come and have a good time; good music, good floor; refresb- ral ol the quartz properties in which 1 menls will be served al :.i o'clock. Mrs. Hitchcock is interested and . Avoid all aches and pains by tak- tlie most satisfactory results have jil)t?a Thermal bath at the Trov been obtained. ; r,.u.IKiry. Forliu &. Lc Cappellaii! have re-��� Up to yesterday, 120 passenger.-, ceived a large slock of drugs, pat- have arrived from the outside, aud eirt medicines, perfumes, etc., aird among the familiar faces we noticed: you can now have anything you the following: G S McCoimeil of ! Vancouver and Dawson, K Skinner. Ii Brackelt, Fred Cook, A A Cummings & Richardson.* LEADING HOUSE LADIES & GENTS FURNISHINGS - ' Boots and Shbes. gfiF- Our Prices are the Lowest. STOCK OF "GOLD SEAL" feUBBER BOOTS/ t, BRANCHES AT: White Horse, Yukon, ami Discovery, Ii. C. THE R0Y4L HOTEL. E. ROSSELLI, Manager. Corner Pearl and First Streets, Atlin, B. C. This New and Commodious Hotel was opened to the Public, April i(3th, 1901.���Everything in it is New.* -Strictly First Class. coolers r wincs, liquoks andcwars���cash goods a simxiauy. P. BURNS ���&-CO., Dressed Meats and Fish. ATLIN AND DISCOVERY^ Ike. Gillespie. Prop. Walter Blakie Mgr. Cigars. Finest Wines, Liquors and Furnished. Rooms by the'Day, Week or Month. ixoo Bros.. Stages Leave for DISCOVERY & SURPRISE LAKE ��� From the Icussell Hotel, Atlin at Buggies and Saddle Horses for . 10.30 a.m., 1 p.m.-and 6 p.m., Hire. . ! ; ASU kiiom Freighting a Specialty. j The GOLD HOUSE, Discovery,, Leave Orders at the Russell Hotel, j 8 a.m., 11.30 a.m.'aird 3 p.m. Rooms and Beds ' 'h Best Liquors and Cigars W*��/- SMITH, - - Prop. T E GOLD HOUSE. DISCOVERY, B. C. Comfortably Furnished Rooms���By the Day, Week or Month. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. .1. Lkathkhi>ai,i:, Proprietor. FlY-STiri Rrnc ' fine, new. Four-Horse"Saratogo leaves this Hotel at: New and Second Hand Tin and Oriuiite Ware, Iron Steel, Picks. Shovels and lilaclcsiuith's Coal. (limit Powder. Caps. Fuse and Yukon Stoves'. Goods Bouqht Sold nnd Exchanged." C. DOELKEK, . . . FRESH MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. . . Fish, Game in season and home made Sausage. fNoRTHEKN Hotel Building, First Stkeet. n. i*;. h.vyus. .1. G. CoHNI',1,1,. PINE TREE HOTEL. DISCOVERY, B. C. have received a want in these lirres. Praser & Co. stock of house lining, oil baize and oil cloth which they will sell very cheap. Mi"- J0'1" Caplice, a, mipiug rua.n 1 Johnston, Mrs Pillman, ele, etc. An excursion will be given on the -v 'Scotia, to-morrow, Sunday, to Scotia Bay and return, leaving Atlin at 7 Discovery. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. VIRST-C L A SS RESTA U R A NT IN CONNECTION. H^adOjU.flrteis J'n'i* '-inline*' .K l';i,i'i'iitt's stAKe,' i Finest of liquors. Good .��tabling. O.K. lit). Sands, Proprietor. BATHS BARBER SHOP F. LINK Prop. Now occupy their new quarters next to the Bank of B. N. A.. First Street. The hath rooms are equally an (?ood as found iu cities, Private Entrance foi* Indies, .w^wiai*^-.v*wwcri^,.KyiVM*l-i���tstyiWTf&iyiT*..
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1901-06-15 |
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_1901_06_15 |
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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 | 64812906-d5df-44a4-a577-00c1929c23c6 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0169625 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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