^fl-^s^^ fl? Hit VOL?-79. ';?7 ?7??ATLIN??B?7C.?7SA?i^^ NO. ?.oi. imm ExttvvPrehiiei" 7 Prior,? ?Enter'^P .?7?^;7?f'(?7-;-'? ? .??,?7^7:>Pai'ty;-Tsstie ?ori ''T'h"e'r?New?'.'L'6adcfo ^ ? 7v77A7, Formidable 77AiM'ayvO "7777 7Bj;vvf ??:??-f-?7Next??Fai'iV?7^ "7?^Frdnr'thc clispatclies7C)ti"tlic:7pbli- 7cal;siluatiou7:re ported 7 rii?:6ur;issue ?last7it77w;is7 safe ?tovpredict some '.. si art 1 irig? dc veloprnerrIs??w 11 e u;?;tire .Hduseslioiiid viiieetvagaiii::bn7Mon- .day;:?aRerii6bn.^7;iti7;this7biii77subs7 : Ci'ibersvv wiUMbe-:ih?;no; \\'a)'7disap- 7pdiiited? wlierr?tlrey?read tlie?lbllo\v-; ?hrg-dispatch;:? 77... 777 77.7 777 77; 77777?' ? ??, i-Prior: Dismissed.? 7 v???7 7: ?;?;ViCTOiiiA., June,^li:^At.the:acl^ ���jburued ?sttting^^^ ������ Monday77:Preuiier;?P : iii i ssed ?;by??. t h e?.7?Lie u t??Gptf er n or ? : who hanhduticed'Hhat vhevcoirlcPnp -longer retnirr 7hrrnvvaS7^ad-viser after tlre7?discldsure7 regardirig' his firrn "setiurihg tire contractcter .the-cable frorri'the- Goverirmerrt7wlrerrvhe. was Premier. '?���?-; ���;������- 7-? ?7' ..?'"--; ,7 " Hora." Richaird McBride,? Following ?? the? :7-,.cpiistitutiqn'aT practice, the; Lieutenant-Gorenior called upon . Richard7-..McBride,. Leader of the Opposition, to form ���:a7Gfavenimeiit^?i'''.'.;-'-.-:-'77n.77?-;??.-7'.7., McBride carried a motion, to ad- jburivby a vote of/i87to'14. 7 Declares Party Lines. ? At a caucus called by 7Hou.-R? McBride on Tuesday, he bade good-; by to his vLiberal colleagues and declared ,?fbr party Tines. 7cThere were ���.'heart-burnings but no open revolt. 7 ? -.' ' McBride claims 22 Conservatives in the House of 38 members. The Premier goes to the country as acknowledged leader of the Liberal-Conservative party, with- the concurrence of Mr. Charles Wilson, the late leader. The Invincible Joe? ? On Wednesday the Liberals called a meeting: of the Executive to decide upon a date for the holding of a convention to oust Joe Martin from the leadership of the party. Mr. Martin presented himself at that meeting and electrified the Executive by handing in his written resignation. The convention was called off. The tone oftlre press throughout the Coast indicates that the belief is everywhere prevalent that by his act Joe Martin has healed the split in the Liberal party and, further, that he will;Ge.given ihejleadersiiip aftei-rtlic electron .again.? ?7 :7 7'77 .?Tbe7Hoiise;,:pr6rogtied7oh Thurs-r: day7-witlipiitv:au3*7.special:7cvent7td niarlsvthe7revolution 'iij,:l3i"itisli:::.C6l? iiiiibia7politics777.-77;?777v77v7-7-7?7'?77777\?7': 7^-7;?vA'?Geh��al-.::;Eiecti6ri;-Tv^77 v^A/General^ as?:spoil ;as?:the:?iaw?allows??pro-; bably abottt,;Se:p.t2mber 7tiext?7.\vitli' tlie7!Coiiservative7party::at the helm; of ?;lhe;? iirst:?' party7?ship?"'7of ?tbe. Province.77;?77.'':?:-'-':'-7.-.-7-:7'-'7-7'::v''-'7.?';- 77-7-77... A?Gonservative??Gabiriet7 77 ?After?-'the?pror.^ House?the Premier.;airrrbuneed his Cabinet, so far as..presently selected, to; consist 7of? tlie 7following well known men : '���������������.���..������ ... 7 Minister bf.Mihes-? Robert Green;? Minister of... Finance ������:���' Robert G. - ?::;'.Tatlow'j??:?--?/::??'.:'-���'���'???? ;?-��� .:: Attorhey^General:: 7A. E73IcPiiil- ?',lips,; ,?;,:. ��� ??,?������:??'??���?.���''''.?.?' President: of, the 'Council':- Charles .,' Wilson;?' ?? Provincial Secretary :~Left open?: Chief,, Coinmisjionet' of Lands & 7 Works :���'Richard McBride. 'Fraid 7 of Floods. -New Westminster, June 5.���- The' Fraser river is rising very rapidly and, .serious flooding of the low lands is feared:'.unless the weather becomes cooler.: The Mail. Carriers Thomas and Coutts, who left here on the'26th..ulto. to try and get through the outgoing mail of April 20th, at the hour of going to press had not reached Caribou. Carrier Perkinson left on Tuesday morning for- Caribou, via the Tagish trail, and arrived al the Tagish Post at-Midnight on Thursday. His mail will reach Skagway in time for the sailing of the Princess May/sailing tonight. If the opening of navigation is much longer delayed there will be shortage in many of the staple supplies. A meat famine is already on. A: :.Rec6rd7v7 7 �� yd he ?? Weei*:?s .-'??7 A- - 7.? A A' ? Events .?.??;��� j ���������:}. ? '7 ''-A: The Marcii; of Progress Unimpeded 7:-?:;'*7?'^ 7 ���.?: c u m s t a tie e s ?i7v7v ;-7 ?77,?7".7?: 77' -v?/- ;?7Frc>rir ilatestacc-buhts.vclainvow crsiautfhiy-hieiiion McKeeyare-iipt1 puly^maki ng 7gobcl7,tiriie7::bu t7g6dd: ���jhipii.ey?"'1''Several.' /parties Trie/ work: nigVpi'ij'k'iy^ Co., 7\yitli;:ex'ceiiei;t7,resu]ls?;,7A'il-. ;l-".eii7aiid7Rb"nay,iie'^7pir abbye.vin theicOurse7of a rr? a It erne err lastvvweek/.vpicked ?7tip jn7vnirggels clbse7uppu76ou rices,? while 7 Geiieca and.R'0'1 layhe...orr7their own" ground,; rieai:-tlie: lhouth pf;'E)dorado,-picked u"p;:almbst7:a'similai?7auioirnt during; a?d!r\7s77w0rk,?vbeside^^ whatvtliey7shovelled ihtovthcsliiice oo^^AAAA~'fAjiAA:'A'AAt^A:; :'. 7?As?Xvas7tb7l3e ^expected ?:frbiu :t lie- result^ flast7Avitrteys77prpspecting? .tlie7:Atlin?^Minihg,Co.7h.as?run':iiHc) spine,exeellent?:ue:w7:groiii]d?irird theb^ic^i7but?like7 idl?6Uie^gppd things.vifeis7hb.t':t.o'.{be?wrested ,\vjLtli5' but:hard-AVpfk? 7.After; -SeyeraPfeel .of;the.siirface7pv.erburden,:had.beeii piped ofr?the7result7:bf,: the?glacial age,-iu the shape/ofan,iS-foot.ma.ss of'frozen-grpuiid,-.;was-:', e'ncounterecl j' and it. will take'oneor two sticks of po\yder to7get through tliis7 v7 7 A second .pit was opened tip this week? an cl.-"excel le n't'' work 7 is be.i 1.1 g accomplished:? ��� 7 7: 7.7':: . -, The...fact:., that, the "..strike' ernis-- saries and agitators were unable to bring out7 the 7miners,on this pro- pert y in 'sympathy', with the'strikers is'a strong tribute'to the manner in which Mr7."R?D. Fetherstbuliaiigh handles his employees? 77: ?"'.".?;.'? "Tenders have been called" for for the hauling: of?:f.1,0,060. feet of lumber to 7^'IcICee creek, part to the McKee Consolidated. Co.'s grotiird and part to the ground: s'olcl'by Mr, Christopber. The former company is making, great preparalions for the season's work, arrd has a number of men on its pay-roll. The statement has been made lo us by one of the well known miners of Spruce creek, that the winter's work on that creek has turned out all of three times as much gold in proportion , to the number of men working on it as it has ever done for the similar season. We are also told that this summer, from the activity on the creek, will ������ be a reminder '"of the early days of the camp. From a telegraphic dispatch, we learn that Mr. Johnson is no longer manager of the Columbia Hydraulic Co., and that Hugh De- Witt has been asked to proceed immediately to the property and get it 'in.-,siiaive,rbr. 7th is..-? season's���'opera-?. lions, /pending., lijsvbrotlieijv/r.aw-? re'i ice'. 7,1 >e Witt's',' 7. a r r i v a 1'. 7 - A c ti n g 7 liiuler !i ns true I id!;s?.I\ir7?De\\'il.lv ,is7" ub\v';bii7.thc7'grpuird'wiih a .gting of "men - .pushing nialters7lo7make7iip? for lost tiiiie.? ,77 ' ?? ������y-:-A:A.;<AA:A::.:> 7?7W'bi"k 'is7i}dw7niirly;trnclc'r::wa}' oh?? the?Blii^Caiiyou?sectioir:pf-S])ruce?7 al111011 *jh ^; froir 17?i ts 7;a 11itucle,7>i t?7 is ' 'a few.weeks v.. belli nd��� othersectipiis-. of tlie: district.?',. At the:', prcsent.dale- 'liiefollowiii g:ai"e -geltiiig ?tlit rigs ��� i 11, readitiess?: to7?ljegiii7?actiye' 7.;ilii 11 iIrg 7 ���operations?:?:TBGe^pscar: andv7t\yq,7 ���pthers7;;??l\,fcCalivvBros?,vv7\villr??7foui?7 -men ���;' ?Marsli'al 1, ?-McN airri ??'B ixiwrr 7 :Bros.;7 and7;Jacksbu?'&;.Letlierdale?:v These, last are ���makrngvpreparalrous 7 to ihstaravfrictipir vlroist? 'siririlartb": ���thosevusecUsb?successfully oirpther? :parls:i?pf'7:Siir.uce:>c:reek^?7^ Htt'e';doubt7.>ut?that:tlie'Blue.Ca^ /you section' will7fully::keep:up?the. ;record ,.i tiuade?.^ ^past^two'seasbhs-.:?;?;??????????^??:-: AAAA?Ai 7v-v77:,.7rv:V!7B!4 7:v/(& v^NbrihcurviMcLebd^vvhas^'beeiKvap-? pointed777manager7?7:forv;thev:?R ;GrcekvPartir^rshiR?Uh7pkrce7bf?M A?; N ??B rp wiij' wh o'/ii as ?spl d?p 111? li i s? ;inle1-est?77vMr7;McLeod?7will7v intend ;;ithe?|pr7p^pect?7w'orkjabout? to,'������ be cpirr melreed7 b^-it1 ie - corp pan y?7 Ample vtulids Jiav^e.'.D'e^ii'-'fsubscribeci-' by. the members of7thevparthership? to give tire grouncha thorotigli.test?: We?.trust ,7the?: ve!i''ure,?7\vhich'.irr-v yolyes.local?money only,-will prove a paying investment. .7 7:7?.,?. ?' ,? ':'V;-.':.v-77.-.,:v7::-,7vv^i>l>��! 7.Tlie?dilch,7I)eiiig: .built by J. F. Deeks?portion of wiiichvis?;tobc used: by-the .individual ,miners- of Gold Run for sluiciug7 purposes,-? was .CQinpleted as far as Gold: Run'������ tiris'week and the water/turned on? Sluicing will be generally? ccm- menced..-riiex.t j week?. ??There 7are some of the largest ancl lnostvalu-. able dumps.ofvthe districti.'o'u Gold. Run, and aTarge amount of money? will soon be put iu circulation.��� Mr. Deeks will put a gang of men to work on his Pirre creek leases next week.. vSurveyors have completed a stir-, vey of the claims held by ������individual'- miners on Gold Run within the confines ol" lhe Mitchell leases, recently sold to the British-American Dredging Co. t Contracts have been let for the hauling of'the Company's dredging and electric power plants from the Atlin wharf lo lhe company's property and to lire lialf-Way House, respectively. There will be in the neighborhood of 400 tons. -fe:; The Officers of the Dominion Day celebration are: President, Donald Ross; TSt Vice-President, D. G. Stewart; 2nd Vice-President, Eritz Miller; Secy.-Treasurer, H. E. Brown. The progress so far made points to a most successful day on Wednesday, July ist ppf^jgitTrigacgwv^TXfT! 1mm-������ : Wl!MA: tff-;??7l*^^ 8alS:; ""�����:��� #ip--:i-:: "A'ri.;i;>7;-?7i'i.? <.S:\'[7l:?!vDA/\77,,JLi>yEr6,:.?. AA ::SM^MM:��mm!-. l'liliiislif-il "i:i\-.ji-.v7 .Snllinlny' morninj^ liv '..������''-T'.ik:Ati.in Claim,I'i'iimhiiino Co.,,7.,// y~r.,y A. (.',.lllliSClil,'i'l.l', I'llOl't'IKTlil*. :?-.. //.-��� I>. ���Xpiiii':l'.KKis,,,.\li\N AfirNfi .Kiiri'qi*.... - vOllii'i).ol jiiildiciili.,11 I'l-iii-l'S-., Atlin, ll.C.? AilvtM*tisiiifj-r Kill os : #1.0!) piy ini-h, ouch ! insertion. h'eiuliii'*; milirc-s, ^'.'/"liciit.s n liiie. ,' Special Cf)iilr:ii.*i: l.iilos on npplu'ution. . ? 'rhusiiliscriptifiii' prif'o is";���$���".: i;,,/.vcar pny- .iililu in advance. No p ipt'i")will lio'ilulivbroil .���unless this fondi thin is t.,$i 111 plied with. SATUI'I.)AV,JUKl*:/:6Til,. 1.903.?: ;7;:/:7;7?7ED5T()R?S?;?.NOTlC&.f7/;?7^ ;?vOwit<g/;;lo 7the77/l?iiluYe" ;-bl": biir ;?7Speciui-v; Service'7'7:.?paper77'?lo/ 7arrive?befd're7^f h 7we;aret^q 111 pe 11 ecl 167craye?the it 1 clu 1 - /:genc,e;.,;of,7oi.ii" Subscribers 7lor- the: ;isstrance 7p'??Ti7ir??Ci/Su^i/?;/iii"!?rts: pres'e n 17 lb rr ii:/ 7. T1 re' ?' fit 11 ��� 71 ssue w i i 1 ..bejresu'h'ec^as?^ //Open S;77 77??./7. ??v ,���������'���'' ? v.?:.'? .7?/ ��� 7? 7/ ;???'������:/'.' PER Of /Mineral.Samples? Wanted /'::?:?7 77��� -from Atlin;;< 7?*���' ���';7 The Department of ^/Agriculture, ??:'7 70ttawa, Desirous; of 7Makiiig" ��� 7'?��� 7:a:'Colleetion:77777/:7"'77:--''7- -v-7;7 ,. ?7?,Thk? attenlioir^ '/quartz 7'?properlies; 'is: particularly ���7called-t67the/article under^the/liead-, 7/,iiig/of77/Perri-aheiil:Exhibitv''.7'J'he v/'reqiiest./of/the?T)pminlbrr 7J3epart-/ //merrlv/of?,Agriculture 7should?v:be / 7gehero*.rslyii;es:po!ided;7.to;7as'ari'i.iii?: ? do ti bted/?7ser vice"' 'wi IF ���'-��� thereby 7' Ire /clone /to :;llie.7district; ,as?\yeii-/as'lo 7,,.the country /at 7. large. 77 It is;always 7 a7\vise7vpblicy/ t6/?take7advantage of -?gobd /advertising?.mediums,?: more: .../especial lyv\\die.ylhey?are? ;���? ���; Tki?- latest 7-intelligence v of .the 7 ?77political77 3silliatibh7-7is?iiot?by;7i:iiy: '?,": :iheiiiis 7what werantrcrpatea.v ?We ? .-had' reas,ou; to, believe ���that thePrior -/Gov'criiineutwould- have, been able ���", ��� to hold together, long -.enough to . have passed theEstimates and then7 .7 have gone 'to.'the country?. but the 7 unexpected Happenedand McBride, the Leacl-'r of the Opposition, was / called I'.poti to lbnn a Cabinet. ��� With the disaffection that exists in the . Opposition ranks, \ve fail to sec how the new Premier can'pec--' , ��� -c-- ��� ������������-.- ........ ... ....'-. form the ' herculean task imposed upon him. . 7 A resume of-: the last ten years of 7-��� the-status and- polrtics-7-rf..: such it. could /be called���of British Colum- ,'bia legislative/affairs, do.not.-.corr- "vey "to "us a highlyedifyiug record. .'������"Unfortunately, in "spile'..of the advancement of the Province in other ways, the- political -aspect has been/ most woefully retrograde. Is it to be wondered that the people will welcome a change? 7 Anything is preferable to the recent: chaotic condition, and it will lie up to the. ��� Provincial electorate lb say oh what basis future elections will be run. It took us a long time to see that straight party politics seems to be the only solution out of the difficulty, but it is doubtful if the majority see it that way yet. Jf run on party linss, it is almost safe to predict that in the impending General Election, 1'idcpcndenls will be iu the majority. However, we will lie.irtily endorse, party lines for future Provincial Legislatures,'no m-.tlter whether I,ib.-Conservatism or Liberalism should be in the majority. A very' few years should educate Ihc masses, when they have lhe history of the last ten as au example of the "local issue" politicians. /:? A'nr title r. ?o f, p u b 1 i c /; i rite r-.es t h as j diu;ii:g/the7liill iii:iqcal,7hcws?:coine uiKler",qiit7<7itqtice,;?wh,icli,:;:rrqin ils :ulliniatev;7iniporta::ce,7?sl]bul(.J77?ijc :geiierally7takeri?adya.iilage;qf1;y.7iill: those \vlio,have/the: ad vanceinenl of. dislrictatheart;;7/,- .7v777?:?v,v7?777 77 77Thc<?fqi'ihfii.ion//of//a;;: permanent rhiiiihg:cxirrbit,?itnder;/t lie/auspices, of Uie ;Ddiri iii ion'Depart nVei'tof'A g- riciiltiiVepis'a/Tiiieans of ���vadvertising/ the mineral, .wealth?ancl7vresources of.Canada \yhich slibitlcl'bevlieaitily assisted ;l.>yeveryqiVG;directly:;br in ,'d irectiy?inlerested in?:tlreuii'dustry? /The//; follbwiiig^^lettei-s?^ peak 7" for /Ih(2ni'selyes7:v7 :-���--" ??7'/:7?n7?:77777r-77.7 :7/v- V* icloria,B. C,, ?.M a rcliIt Stb??S)63?7- ;7:Dear77,Sir,:?���-?The :?7Exiiibiliqii/ Branch qf;?the; Department ofA gri- ctd.tiire?-'ptlawa'?:7'is..-;;m'akiiig:.a.'-'ne>v set ?of 7 Exliibi ts, "7 which?? will*; be showrr 7at/?the?7W6rlci',s.7Faii-;7St.: ?LquiSi --U.SvA.,; uext7year,7and at otlier'Exhibitions 7ab'rqad:itr which; th'e:7;Dominioii:7:Goyeriitiieiit?/.take' -p��i/t. ]rAAyA:AAA:yyyyMyM-'': 7 /If? you / ? would ?7ciar:e7 to? exhibit. 'samples::of/:the1ores;6t77:y6ur/secti6r^ of British ;Cqlumbra,,?you7-cati; ibr-^ \yard7them to our7 office at Ottawa, where the exhibits?from all?parts ol Canada; will be:firstbrought/to- gether,;previoii.s to their being sent to.St. Louis.'���" 7:777:7 ,7 As/thefundsvoii 7 hand for ..this work? are limited, the Department cannot pay for the samples or for collecting them,? but will 'pay for transportation to Ottawa,-and for all-further: expenses connected with their displayat St. Louis arrclsub- sec*_iient Exhibitions, provided Llrat the Exhibits; are given to our Department for its, sole, use iu7/aclyer- tising Canada abroad. / Small7-.specimens"'-:or samples;. which do not weigh more tha.11 four pounds, can be mailed free to Ottawa? and I have forwarded lhe Secretary of your .branch of the Proeiucial ;' Mining Associatiorr some tags, in' the event of yourself or others in'your section earing to forward some in this ��� maimer. Others can be packed up in boxes aiid sent by C.P.R. freight. All packages should be addressed to the "Secretary, Exhibition Branch, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa." Iu case you forward any in boxes, kindly notify hiin. Letters to the above address can be mailed free. If forwarding samples, kindly furnish with them the following particulars regarding each specimen : Name of claim, owners, locality, approximate assay values, and any further information, general or statistical, you can give. .1 hope to be able to visit your section later on, but may not be able to do so, and, consequently,, may not have the pleasure of meeting you, as Ihc extent of territory 11 ?'7?'"'/??; ^^i^ .And?'". All;;-Kind's; ofJe,"vellery; Mantifactured ori ^the Premises? "??W11 y se 11 clou? ,\v 1 ien7you -ca 1V-gel-goods.as.cheap"here?? ? Wa&clias Frozzs ���$& eig>"' F'eho:Lssse'-.'of-S&zsi/'emir Sgioaks. ��� ���s>o*o*:i*j:',oci*ftD.'*C'0Ci*s>'5*s>!:t"t>):'*r:>'^o'<&*s>O"s><:i^ ������*��������� .0 :'��>; /"T"^ IB^^KaD^EK^^H^^BE; George f!. Hayes, Proprietor /. 7- - /CcjK.7'EiK?;i,;;/?Ni)7TkAiNCiK?So,i-KiCTs?:' :Tl.isl'"ii-.sl. Class ilotuHins liceiii'iMiifiili-'loil nnili-el'iii-i.isliDd/tlii-f.iiiihf.i'it ..--..,.(liiil li'll'c'rs the lii-'st. iiceiiiii.nuii.liUioii to Triiiisiuntor I'l-i-ninnciit,/,. ,.-'.-- ; '.V,"':,., (liif.sts.���^\inni-n.-iinran?l Kiiri.in'nirplaii.'1'? f "7 77 '?:'i7 T;y:AF*e"��st:,^Btias,:lfiT3ziGr.& ���"Ac-:i:Hi Hia.r'ds77i*ncl7P6o/l-;:AAAAS<Ay '.t'..;.'���:'. Oo���^���'.'t���.''"i���o���'<"'���i:��0.o:���o'���������s>c<'^c./>'<:'���'^"^���><:s��������*ci^ ;E? '<S>.-"- /n'SCOy/ERY, 7B./C7 - ?/ A Com to rtably Ftum is lied 7 R o'b'ni s-- By; t.h 6' Day, ?Wcck: 0 l'lVI 0 nth..?; 7? Tliedlesl bf/Iiiqiibrs/'aiicFC /:���.??��� .;77/?7?77;-77?;7ne",tioiin;\vilhrthe/l-Iqiise7"-7/v;7;77?-7,^ Ay'AAAA&MiiM '���'77:?7.-7 ���7:7"v7-7';-777 .//���' .'-v/'/Vv'--."^/-0:'-"-/?,-;'' 7.7/';' /.??/?;-:7v?,v'7?7?J ,v i'.;l-toS|.V7Miinii',-or? -vv-':./ ^HBi?;7'W;evT^^:^^^^ :gy.^ :v.?7/7,Passehger ;t!icl:.Ex]!)iess;/,Ser\dce,:?^ Skagway?vLog?Gabiii. Beniicft,;:Caribou,7Whrle? pqiirls,7iiiaking?close;tcni!ectionsAvitlr:;our;bwn :steairiers :rt.While'Hqrse 7; 7; fbr?Dawsbii?riii'd?-Y^ and Fnda.y/;7Returuiirg,?leave Allin;e\-^ ,v 77,:Teiegi"aph-Service l67Skagway777Express?inaUer? wilh;;be?received: ;7: (br:shipnient to?and:fro;m:alI7pbinlsiri7Caiiada7and/l v:For iufbrrrratiorr relatiye7ib-Passehger7,Freiglit, Telegraph .or/Express?;; 77. ?: -7;7 ???'/-?Rates;apply-?l6;any7/Agenl?qftl ���'���;'"���?���"?''7 '-/v '."���?7?i:;r;'v?7":'?77::7??:'7?7--?F?7;F7?LEi','-T 7;:7 DISCOVERY, B.C.? 7/7.7. Finest of liquors./?. ./.Good- stabliiig. liu. Sands, Proprietor.: 0. BATHS BARBER SHOP :Gri37H7Yii:s7' 7'-J 7 C7Co it's iii/i'; r,; *77v ?ffi.siM||L; ,���,-,,,, ���'.?? ? ???:/?" Discovcry'.",?? ??- A.. - OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 7G.H.FOHD Prop. Now occupy their new quarters next to the Hank of 11. N. A.7l*'irst, Street. '������-' The hath moms arc equally as Rood ns found iu-'cities. Private lintriinco for ladies. FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT ?/;'?7\;'' /?? ?,'.7IN7':'77'?:.'77?:?..;; AiA - CON1SJECTION.7 '?: '.;��� .'*..".-������'"' . . i "-;-���.- '.-���' ? HoiuUitiuiters for Brook's sta^e. ;?:V.?The;;Gaiiadian7.?Baii!c^.\ '-'..???��� ?: ���?7CAPITAE"':FAID; ;iJP ^ $S,ooo,ooc*.? ?'-??'''? 77'v ;?. ��� 7 ., Rasi^iivE, $2,500,000. ?; .7; ;���...",��� ������'��� Branches of the Banlc7at7,jeattie, , 7- ?Sa.ri franeisco?;/ /? /'. .7"?"// '//���.."'-���'i7/"'- -7 ���.:���''������������"'7:7:-.-,. ���7:'7-..-,--v:-77"-:--.7..-./ .. Portland, 7.7 ��� 7.7. ,777/7/7 ���������: ,.;,..,.7-.v-7'v.v...: 777. -.;. .......77 7:7/. Skag'way, etc.- Exchange sold on all 1 Paints*... .i_ 'Go 1,11 Dust Purchased���Assay Oiaaci.*: in Connection. . .;'. "���':? ?:���/:, ? D. ROSS, Manager." E. ROSSELLI, Proprietor. Corner Pearl and First'Streets, Atlin? B. C. * -' ___���^ ���<>������ r��� . "'���; FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION. CHOiCtSr .WINtS, tlQUOUS ANI) CIGARS���CASI". GOODS A SI'LCIALTY. Hlydra.ulie A/lining; *��? HYDRAULIC GIANTS? WATER GATES, ANGLE STEEL RIFFLES & HYDRAULIC RIVETED PIPE. Estimates furnished on application The Vancouver Engineering Works, . '������ Vancouvkk, B. C. A. C. Hirschfeld, Agent, Atlin, B. C. ill II ���***"r��iVilaMjt��%MKm WJ1; l'MM)��!Wnw<WaW!WE!��a-',J-(WJrW^ ' i 1 1 h'?a /rrvp^-rw "8m tA3aAJ-.-JW.lh '^���^*l�����ir*Jst{sl1rT'*,-*^^ fe^wshSwp-wi a **Mta��j* a^ofe^Muitow'iv^liitoiwgwj.Aviwu.i^^^^ zs !���-'��� . .. 'r -,- ...I./,- "*~*"~���H*lwr,,'*,��*f*��*i��*^^ ATLLN, ii. C SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1903 tfecan si-Tf You ��� Good VaIue for y��0f CASH as Groceries, Provisions, etc. VT ^ any House m Town. ? , j Try ws Mr#M ftf and se��. Giant Powder' on hand." have to cover is very large and the time at my disposal limited. J'am, sir, etc., , Angus K. Stuakt, Collector of Exhibits for the St. Louis Exhibition. At a meeting of f'c Executive ol the Provincial Mining Association held some, weeks ago, the following resolution was passed unanimously : " Resolved, .That this Association lend its aid in collecting the mineral exhibits to be. sent to Ottawa, and lhai requests be scat lo the Secretary of each Focal Organization to carry out the idea of the Dominion Government, which is heartily supported by the Executive." The Executive would therefore urge you lo use every endeavor lo make the exhibits sent from your section of the Province,as comprehensive as possible. The above information has been sent broadcast throughout the Province by Air. A. L. Belyca,'Secretary of the Provincial Mining Association, and, as previously stated, it behoves everyone interested in future of this important district to aid from Atlin ihoseoflhe placer claim holders is because the Mining Act fails to provide intelligible laws by which their respective inteicsts are al the same lime fully 'and cquallv well pio- lected. If the Provincial Mining Association can only succeed in inducing lhe Government to thoroughly investigate the different grievances exis'.iug iu the various branches of the mining industry, ami honestly endeavor lo provide laws by which the industry can be fully developed and secure title given to all mining property, then Atlin will sec an cut of great prosperity shedding its golden harvest throughout the land." W. FI. The Humor of Strikes. in making a creditable exhibit Crown Granting of Placer Claims. A correspondent furnishes us his views on the question of the Crown granting of placer ground, which," from an impartial point of view, arc vei y reasonable : "By a strange perverseuess, there h an inclination in certain quarters to condemn the action of the Provincial Mining Associatiorr for passing resolutions iir favor of the issuance of Crown grants for placer claims. This may be traced to a curious misapprehension with regard to the effect of such legislation, if adopted by the Government. '"It is not sufficiently recognised that absolute perfection of title to mining property greatly enhances its value. It protects the genuine miner from troublesome jumpers ancl costly litigation, and it enables him to raise capital, when necessary, for the fuller development of hisclaim. The opinion, so often expressed, that Crown grants will tie up the country and freeze out the individual miner is really illogical, (blunder the present constitution of the Province, there is no possibility of greedy capitalists being permit- led to .infringe upon the rights of oilier people or to devour more laud than'they can digest, as in former years. "Vide, C. & W. grants, which may be accepted as a healthy sign of the times. What wc really require is security of title to our placer claims. The reasoir the interests of the hydraulic leaseholders clash with the spirit ol the times. They may be regarded ,a.s grotesque iu their absurdity, ' but unfortunately the bathos of it all goes 1111 heeded. "Our statesmen arc loo, busy looking after their politicaMciicct; ; the presidential election looming in the near distance checks the liniitl leadcis from Ihc attempt lo correct evils, lest they,encounter lhe enmity of the many headed one who voles, and by that ability to vote exercises a power for which political economy has made no adequate allowance." NOTICE." NOTICE. 1VTOTICH i--hcri'l.y ^ivcii that, nl'li-i- :SJ day* Iroiii date, I intend lo apply to Ihc Child Commissioner fit Lands and Works for a 21 yum- lease of t lie follow injidosi'ribed land, situated at the head of lionhlor creek, in the Atlin District, coiumencinj*; nt n post marked, " C. 1). New ton's S. W. corner," thence 20 chains in a north-easterly direction, thence 20 chains in a north-westerly direction, thence 20 chains iu a south-westerly direction, thence 20 chains In u southeasterly direction to point, ol commence- ineiit, containing -10 acres more or less. Dated at* Atlin, 11. C., this 1st ilny of June, IfllW. C. I). Xuwton. JEii-:iOil -jVTOTICE is herehy siven that Sixty days, alter date I intend to apply to tho Chiel Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to pm-chus-c the follow in-4 descriheil tract ot 1 unci tor agricultural purposes: That parcel or tract of land situated in the Atlin Luke Mining; Division, commencing' at, a po*��t planted at n point on tlie eastern boundary of Atlin Tinvn- Now that Atlin has had its strike, and the revolutionary trumpet has been laid orr .the shelf, the following extract, from the " Engineering & Mining Journal," will be read with amusement. The article is headed, "The Humor of Strikes:," "The happenings of a single week illustrate the amazing folly of cerlairr features in the unrest of lire present time. ��� "Contractors al New Orleans re-. fuse to build a church which has)., ,, .,.,���. . ., ,. .,. Isite, thenco north 20 chains thence I*.iist20 beeil-deSlglied by. a Northern arclli-'fchaius, thence south 2*1 chains, t hence v.-.-st [QQt ' 20 chains tn point of commencement, coi*.- ! ta'iiiintr 4tl acres, inoiu or less. ' i rolley men at Seattle demand Chas. u. Mvi-n-i. that promotion shall be bv seniority n'ltcd !lt "uli"' l!"��"tl,is -"'" c,"y "r i,!>-v' , - 180'!. iim :i3-*}(lfl alone. "The United Brotherhood of Carpenters in New York calls for a strike to crush its rival, the Amalgamated Carpenters' Society. The principal agerrl of the former stales that .the latter is a foreign institution with only 2700 members in this country, while the Brotherhood is an American institution with a membership of 145,000. Therefore, he adds, "There is only room for one carpenters' union, and that is ours. The fight' will be carried outside of New York and we will either wipe out the Amal-. gamated Society or swallow it up." "The railway men of Holland have struck against the Stale, that is the Dutch people. The economies made ou the railroads are for the public ; the strike involves no question of oppression, and the Iraiu- T\JOTI(*;.' is hui'cliy jiivi'ti thai '!,) dn.is nl'ti-r date ,1 inti'inl If. apply to tin* Chief Coiiimissii.in-r ol Laud., uud Works lor pi; r- inissinn I., leu.sc that i-iu-lain parcel ol land situnt.. iu 1 Ii,- Alliu J,nIn- .\iiiiiii;r I)i\ isiou I'or the j.ui'i.ose td' cutting; -ri'tiss and lui- pus- I uiv, tle'.i-i'ih.-d as follow s * Coinu,ciK'iii,',r at an initial post planted 11I1011I Ji of ti mile N. !���'. of I he Town of Atlin. nnd I'liiiuiiii; South II! chains,In ptisl Xu, 2; thenco Kasf III chains lo Posf No. ".J: f hence Nfii-lh III i.-liiiins-lo post No. I und IliouciilU fiiaius Ifi point, of coinmeneeuieiit,' containing- I (ill acres ii.orc fir less. I'obert Orici'son. ' . Atlin. li.C, April With, MIL'!, mjllj-tl Cor.tifieate'of Improvements. Th,.- VIXI.OW JACK 1ST Mineral Claim, situated on L'ini; Creek, about one iiiiie east of Discovery, in the Alliu Lake .Mining- Division of Cassiar. II. G. TVfOTlGK is hereby -iiveii that I, Julius- ,M. Kiiii'ner, i-'.M.C, No. MZXiil, Ajreut i'or tho North Columbia Gold .Mining Co., F.AI.CJ., No. 12'MllI, intend 00 days from date hcre- ot, to apply to the Mininj? Kecoriler lor a Certificate of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant ol tho above chum. Ax'l) FriiTin-.H Take notice that nut ion under Section :;7 must lie commenced befori; tin; issuance ol such Certilicate of Improvements. Atlin, H. C, this l!Rh day of .May, lfH.'*',. in)2:i-(',')d Julius 11. Rul'r'nor, A**eiit Certificate of Registration of Extra-Provincial Company. an men are fighting against circumstance!- brought about under a condition of society, which���as far as regards the railroads of Holland��� is Socialism. "Next, the schoolboys exhibit the force of example. At Hobokcn 400 boys strike because their Easter vacation is shortened. A 13-year- old orator ,is found addressing his comrades from the eminence of a flour barrel. Eive thousand other boys threaten a sympathetic strike. "At Madison the boys went on strike because they were not granted half-day sessions at once. The 150 boys were joined later by 50 girls. '' These are facts. They indicate "jVfOTICI;" is. hereby frivcu Hint 'todays after date lintetid to upplyto t.'ie Chiel Commissioner of Lauds aufl Works for permission to lease 10 acres fit" lain] for bi-icic-mak- intr purposes, in the Atlin Lako Minin*^ District, situated as folloivs: ' Coninieneiiifr at a post planted about one half mile east of Atlin townsite and marked "Thomas I'irltlarid's SW corner post," theuee o.ist 12 chains, thence north 10 chains, thence west 12 chains, thence south 10 chains to point of commencement, containing 10 acres more or less. Thomas Kirklanil. Atlin, H.U., April 2Sth, 1001). " CoMlMSiirs ACT, ISH7," t lll'RKI'.y GEUTLI'V that 1 have this - flay resistereil ''The North Columbia Gold .Mining; Company" as an l-'xtrii-Pro- viucial cfimpuuy miller the " Cfimpanies' Act, IM)7," to carry out or ed'eet all or any of the objects hereinafter set forth to which the legislative authority of tha Legislature of British Columbia extends. The Head 0dice of the Company is sit unto, at Huron, in the county of Beadle, State of South Dakota. The amount ol the capital of the rompuny is five hundred thousand dollars, divided into live hundred thousand shares of one dollar each. The head oliiee of the company in this- Province is situate iu -Vtlin 11.C, anil Julius M. Itull'nrr, whose address is Atlin, B.C. is- the attorney for the company. The time of the existence of the company is 20 years, Given under niv hand and seal of office nt Victoria, Province of liritish Columbia, this Kith day of April, one thousand nine hundred and three. ]r,.s.] S. T. Woorco:.-, KPK'slrr.r of Joint Stock Companies. nia-2-lt c 9 Wholesale and Retail Butcher FIRST STREET, ATLIN, R. C. Fish, ' C. DOELKEE, FRESH MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. . . Game in season and home made Sausage. En*st Stkki'T, Atlin. Dealers in Provisions, Dry Goods, Etc., SPKCIALTnjS IN FANCY CAKES & PASTRY. Fresh Bread, Rye Bread, etc. Good Itonms lo Kent Chas. Mvkr, Proprietor. !',;,��� the Day, Week or .Month ut reasonable rates. ?? 1 ii if." lb; Ma V��;,' 1, I|W.^7W7v?-%;77v;:.?.-?:;7 WMAA'AiAA^rA <u^BMSQsa^jai^nMsam HIS $$'������ i'S*?., If; afe-","-- i.a>J ,. !j:7 Am.,.-;, -��� ; K�� '��� ���'ki^l.v n.KK';7; ....-��� fiW??!- ilSli?- III:-';?/ Is "ft&i..,-������;������ ��'?>- li'J.Ki&ii ���������:'.- . l|3> I"*'' AiTr.-.r'N.'. (7 RDAv;?/7,j.r7yE?7n?: Pi.CKED��� U!> 11 ERE AND TH Ei<E. .Church :'oi. Kitivlautl ''���������'.;7'7" St. Martin's Obiii-idi, cor. Third ''andTriiiii- nr streets. Sunday, services, Matins nl-l I a. in.,' I'veiisoiif;- 7:'!!),p. in. Celebration of Holy Colliiminion, Ist.-vSiiud'V.v in. bach mouth and .im Sj.f-c-inl.ficcasiiiiis.^Siii'iduy School, Siih- iliiynt '!, p. in. C'.iinniitteo .Meetinns, 1st Thursday in ouch month. 7 .v??:.''7i --./ ���'. liov: I-*. L.Stephenson, l!eutor77 St; , Aiiilreiy'.-s l'i'esb.vtcriiin: Church hold services in? iho.! ('!uir.-hl,.iiu Second. .Street. : Moruiu^ , service at 11. cvenin^i'service: 7 :'I0 Sunday Sclioolat the close of' the mo mi up: serviee. l'ov. K. Ttirkiuntnti.Minister., liVeo : Head in;.*; Kiio'in, to which all arc welcome. / 7 ?713icycles.fbr���: reut���-bicyele?rep'air7 : :irig-^Pillnran' &?Co?7 77777v,:-/?: -:/.";;7 177 HSfow that.;,your/.'dtmip/is "washed 7?upi don'f^forget to-reckon-,your arr- ?���'; lVitaf subscfipUpii'-lp- Tin?;?;Claim as "vOne? of 7yOtir7niost ;desei"viutr7;ahd ���7:, 7. ;.-���)-��� ���-.:���.:. . . ,.U- 7' ���, ' ��V ,, ...patient creditors.//'?7,?.7???':-' 7 -.ll'vl'v?-?- 7 7.;The??seco:id..17.payment?: :on?vllic /?:I3ea\ds--Mtduiu bbnd7\vas?macle7llris/ ??wtek?'.'??1?;/77 ,..7'--v7-777;,V7V.77V7?::77 7 ..7-7. 7:/77Fislring?Tackle;77bf7ali7kiuds?at. 7,C-?R7:;Bcninic^ 7 7v7W.?G??I>axton7-Notary? Public. 7v intends'vberhg. /in, Discovery every ���: evening;?-^ Office-fai: Palmer's, iop-. Up^iie,Nugget-.Hall.7:-7?7?';7???:7.7-7?7 "??? /The: work: ���.6f ..construction ?has ; 7been7 -cbrnmeiiced? !bu??the7 electric .':������ liglit.arrcl7?po-.Ycr:hpuse.'of,the ii..C./ 7 Power.&?Mainifacturing 7C0.7 7The /. site/iSiOii?Discovery street, close?7to ?'the'bld-Discovery ?streetvwharf. 7? 77. /Bring your cash lo Joe Palmer's store,?in Discovery -^-iHats? shoes, 7 shirts, etc;, etc., can 7. be? had ..there ;?al7/auy//price ���;above)7?belcw77or7at;i ?7'cost?just?as ybti'wisjr. ,/?��� ?777;:?:? =777 MessrsT-I av-'es'a 11 cl'B r 0wi 1 /seenred ���-������' a couple, of bears : on.the ?McKee Vcreek'trail this week.? Fresh Lowiiey's? Chocolates at .?C?R.?Boui"i!e's?; ?��� /. ";., LouisMcNeill? the Discovery , blacksmith,' has recovered from his, ipelis.pps.ilion and will /resume busi- ?ness 011 Monday. 7 : .,, ���-.. Fresh, eggs .and butter at McDonald's Grocery. 7/7 7? 7 -. : 7? ��������� The Annual General ''...Meeting of tlie local Liberal-Conservative: Association will- be , held tonight at 8 p.m. . The 'meeting', place "lis the Nugget Hall? Discovery, and a yjou ^'staled,; that, .thei-laborii.tiibi.) .'was .\'7t;tlrti!g7of-lhe:ixist;'v--aslalemen't Xlwishlo correct and, Ibvinforniybu that? lhe;::IJniou?7is/;Ji" 7a,most pro-. sj^croits" co 11 dilion, .working har- inoiu^nsly? ahd-sattsiaclprilysiuce its ?oi"gaiiizaU*..n.? 7; At?present we have p\\er/$200'ln. the/Treasury: aiid ���now all [-?������] the' rneu are.einployecl ^ $3-5^. C ?'i?P<:r-clay; ??/y ? '?: Ay A.. 1 lOwing/lo the liberal contribulious froin .? AUin, 77Drsc6very?:;ailcl:?lhe, creeks^''.\ve7q'\ve..7bu^ aiicivptake lhe present ppporlunity of thaiiking oiic and // till7lor tlieir liberal siippbi'tand/assistaiioe?:;'??'/; /:,'���/ 7/7' 7?T7.H.?M V iDiscbyeryi/ijnuclei,,19637V v .7 7?[Tlielaboi-e;cpnVnrunicatipn.is-Uii-: wprlhy of/, p t'i plica lip,ii ���,���������������,^except. I -hat Ave/desire7:;lb7-show7/tii:al?Secrctary ?JNItiir.heacl is:?as iucaliable?bl stri 1 i?ig: facts as lie:;is'/.'of reading/:English/..- The -.-"word.-. ���"-liuiidii-;.'' ? brlahy :,reier- ei'i.ce?lqHlie-local7lvabbr;,7UiMon,:\vas irot usccl in otVi" issue of vlast-week:- ���j^yAAyiy-:AAAAAA:::y%AA tf*' ^l?";lf;^ii)clS/ my\ |3 ur :."S.to.clC haMgpt?? tq;?K '^uly ;?7???? aswe^ ;/:,7"^'v77?/7::'/-/^ ^St: ? :7;'??vThe?.Rise7?and^^ : v7:The/.lowe:sl?temperature rcccrded for the '/.week lending? c'c-tlrinst?/-:is as"follows1:7 - ���-v.v:.,?--?-^??,??;-?: ^o(s,':Si?oes,;?llalsJ?Men ?li-;?7?II|iroGen ^FfJrtiisliiigs^Ilrg ms "m �� A> May, June 29 ���30: "31 above/ 7^7?;>-'.7, 1/33'?-- v.AA ?26??7,;:?? :,;37--.;'7:l'7'; 73S1/7-7 7?- ?36;?7',?71? :DIXC.W?, priO^H ERSi???Frdprietoi*s Notice^^ 7'"y?7?? ?: 7??"?/febl-'i?& Freighting land Teamii^ i>t:NES^.'E.C��tJIPP.EP"^ ������^^:.*;-:>7^bNDlJG ,i<JpTib.E ishereby^iveh tliat> Tier GO days 7 froiii..' .late, vIv;intend,.to apply to ./the .Cliiefv.Coniniissionei';_ol':7 Ijanils a nil Works for permission to purchase the ���'following*; described tract of land iu the Atlin district for agricultural purposes : commoiicius'at an initial post, planted about oneHiilo uorth- east of A tlin townsite, theuee riinniii}>- east ���10 cliniiis, thence north 20 chains? thence west ���10 chains, thenco south 20 chains to the point of commencement,'contaiuiiif? SO acres more or less. 77, : /-7 7?, /���/ "J. T. Regan. Dated at Atlin, il. C, this'jtii dny c>r .Tune, 100��1 ; ? .-.'.''I? ' 7 7, je(>-00il'���' Notice. French v'RestauranAin'lyConnectip^A 71 ? I' ??D Ay id ; Hast i k ,:?? Pko i'lii eto k'. '���'��� ���������:; 1 ?x?. 7 7Gorner?p.f';Fii'st: arrd:'DiscGvery?Streets77^7? DRINK THE BEST 66 AlOS T 99 large turrr-outis expected./ The incorporation of the/B. C. -Power & Manufacturing Co. is recorded in the last issues of the official Gazette. There are some thirty sections and about as many sub-sections. The powers given the company, according to its charter, are almost/unlimited, but those now about to be put into use are a steam laundry and the generation of electric light. ' Mrs. Pfenning, not to be outdone by her rivals in business, has added line new glass fronts to her restaurant building. When you can't get fresh meat, get boneless codfish from P'raser & Co.'s. A New P>athroom & Barber Shop has been opened ou ��� Eirst street, Atlin, between Richardson's and Eraser's stores. Mr. Shields respectfully solicits your patronage. For lire finest home-made bread, try that at McDonald's Grocery. ATOTICE is hereby given tliat.after *10 days from date, wo intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands anil Works for permission to lease one-tiuarter of an acre of land forasitofor a power plant iu the Atlin District, situated as follows : Commencing at a post marked "The British -Columbia. Power &'. Jianufactiirinsr Co., Ltd.'-s S.E. corner," planted at a, point on Discover}- street, iu the Town of Atlin, thence iii a westerly direction' lOIJ^feet, theiice northerly lO-t.'.-j? feet,' theuee ' easterly lOtJjj/vfeet, ,;tiieiice.sbutlii-.i*ly |04J.:|- feet to 'point of commencement, containing-.' one ciuarter of an acre more or less. . ' Dated at Atlin, BIG. this .Second day of June, IJlOS. Tiro British Columbia,Power' it Maiiufaeturiuf?.Co., Ltd. jeG-SOd. In Lead-Packets 6\���. fa-io and,i-lb each. ��� '/? ? '-'??��������� '" 7/7".'?"! ���'.��������� :,'For Sale by all-First Class-Grocers! KELLY./DOUGLAS &7 Co.. Wholesale Grocers, Vancouver, ?B?G &��� ?; KoQiii:; toKtSie Drinks, 2'7 for? a Quarter wr Prices for the Season "1903 Rough, up to 8 irrclres, $35. do do 10 ,, 40. do do 12 ,, 45. Matched Lumber, $45.. -.Surfacing, $5.00 per rooofeet. ^tes^a -ALASKA ROUTE SAILINGS��� Letter to the Editor. Sir���In your issue of last.week The following Sailings are announced, for the mouth of June, leaving Skagway at 6 p.m., or on arrival of the train : Pjmncj'.ss May, June 6, 16 <S: 26 Amur ,, 2, 12 & 22 For further information, apply or write to I-I. B. Dunn, Agent, Skagway, Alaska. Commencing Mondav, April 20th, I will cut prices on all my goods at the. LELAND ' HOTEL. 7 I have a large stock ol" First Cass Goods arrd intend to dispose of them at Cost. 7 This is strictly a .Closing Out. Sale. ': ��� Goods must be disposed '.of by.- July ist. 7 gj^~ Hotel Building for Sale--No Reasorrable OfferlReftrsed. 7 '?���" '''.��� '-'"���-." ., ? . '-'.7'.',' E;P..Queen. Ev S. Wilkinson, P.L.S.. Wrn. Brown, C.E. WILKINSO BROWN Provincial Land! Surveyors: & Givil Engineers. Hydraulic Mine engineering .u Specialty -���Oltice, Pearl St., near Third St,, Ati.in, li.C. To Our Customers and the Public: T7f7Iv take pleasure in announcing that we have removed to our new Store building, corner of Pearl and First Streets. This Store is pronounced lo be one of the best'equipped in the district. Our Stock of Groceries and Provisions, Candies, Notions, etc, etc., is complete iii every respect arrd our customers are assured the best grades of goods in the market at the lowest possible price. We will carry a stock of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables as soon aa navigation opens. We beg to extend our grateful thanks to our patrons for past favors and respectfully solicit a share of. your trade, and with honorable dealing trust lo merit a continuance of it. 7 We are prepared to deliver orders ou the various creeks at reasonable rates. �����.����. Plllmaio & Go. -�����IT SJVU.K*..,..., ���l ^.'#>*~~^��..��-^.CTW��TO��WHafellSg^ll��^^ -���'���.'��� -'..v:',*';.-..?..,^.-,?..' ....:��.. - ���''i^i^.Ly.i^jgi^Jmmssoi^Sk
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1903-06-06 |
Description | The Atlin Claim was published in Atlin, a remote community located in northwestern British Columbia, close to the Yukon border. The Claim was published by the Atlin Claim Publishing Company, and ran from April 1899 to April 1908. Although a number of different editors worked on the Claim, the two longest-serving editors were Alfred C. Hirschfield and William Pollard Grant. |
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Atlin (B.C.) |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run: 1899-1908 Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Atlin_Claim_1903_06_06 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-09-07 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 53a3b585-bf1d-4bb7-871e-8eb141d35b6a |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0169644 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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