I* c ' i -'.7 JiiiA-rrdf , VOL. 4. ATI.IN. li. C, SATURDAY. jliNK. sy, 11,01. :•• o. 1 2. TI-Ilv LAkGl-ST AND BKST SUMiCTlil) S'lOOlv OK (HWKKAI ' '"" "r ' ' MlvRCHAN'DISl'. IM AT.I.I.V. W Staple an J Fancy D/y Goods.---A Nise Li,;,.s of New York 'Mii'inery Just in. 'I lie Host Over-shirt in the Kai-'jot, !',2«CC. Woollen 'j'nclci'weiir in Lost Rrados. Tito nest Zccta ol Chaos in tha tVl^irSieC* Gw 'Broeery Steak is Gsm^t/Dtio* • OCHLVIE FLOUR, $ L-AA5 por sack. Best Ertek EcMt:', .40 per lb. " CI.IfflAX-'*'lOliACCO, $1 a lb. , Canned Roast' Heel", Cornell Reef and AiLstialiaii Million 50 cents per tin. dinned- Corn," Teas, Hears, Cicam.nnd Reindeer Milk, .'S2.7s per dozen. ■BLACKETT..&OO! " IRON STORE, First and Trair.or Streets, At.in, E. C. 'he' Canadian .Bank of Commerce." CAPITAL RAM) 1'P $S,ooo,ooo. O The New 11 h 8 ST Placer Act Come: fnlo Effect, tuny Kev/ and Important Changes —foir.u iV.'i:eii I*"cuicd Alter- ' u.Uons. Eranehe'3 of the Sank'ac Seactle, - San" I'raneisoo, Portland, ... ' Skagway, etc. • . • ■ ' ' Fx■"fc&r-p'n pjo?.'] (dn-afj Paihic* Ooi.n Dust Pukch.v.s':*:!)—Assay Oi"i*";ck"in' Connkction. :• .- ,.', •--.;: - ' I.'S. 'MIi?rRO, "vliiia^cr. PRICKS' ALWAYS AS LOW AS THE .LOWEST. teJjBzc-ru See 0« Q. 'Stewart. V')'W Ql""I""ICK, DrSCOVKKY "■ "'. -FOR. GROCERIES ".AND MTNJRS' SUPPLIES. My foiifi Delivers Golds on Crec.'is !*e*j-ii<iriy. -' , Prices as Above. Nt "1® T H *■ K fi ^ T"ft ftj" A V ft *? £ T A If IP A M 7 ; ; J. ii iu ai <;*• -J j lJ n A I je\ _j 3 i a b k A n 1 sr*:xrLY i.*j*tor*r,\N i-l-vn E. L. BOOTH, Propi-ist.ir. Opon n.ty ,i-i.I M :I.t ilV'^^ P%iTfl\^l ?,A)A\ ^ACf^iVWiti SI'KCtAl'.TIJCS IN" FANCY CAKES & PASTRY. Fro--?3 Srzarfj [~y-j ITrvscr, qso. Cnvs. Myhk, Pro rielor. <?'•«,.1 lififin.N tn !\i""I Hy "-lii- Diij. \\ (■"!; in- vu-.t!. nr rmisnn .1-'- r.•"-■•-. - On Monday next, July i-l, Rc- ,n escalation D;i\, the i e'w I-'Uieei '*.lining Act comes i*no I'oicc, ai-( ."i:ic of the,main feai"i'. of lhe Act ■is lhe inercnstd -i:'.c*or ,.*: :er claims, ■.i.-jo Icet in pi,mi.: of -ioo. Pv the 'new i emulations it is hoped that the camp-will - be spaied much of tht law-sails, pioiests. and '.'junipers?' which h.ave hitherto been -so chai- .leteristie, and has piit money inlc jockets other than the legitimate iiuner. In applying for reeoici.s Lhe applicant will haye lu .-../ear that -.ncli claim, or claims, as lie is rc~ eouli" g is.- i ot occupied laud oi claimed by any Gli-er free miner, and Liiat u" ou a pre\iously located claim, its name and pievious ownei iVnist be given. In tlie event oi making a iai.ve Uecluralion, such applicant will be liable to the full .penalty for p.erjury.aud w.ill lorfeit any claim I'als_l\" sworn to. It i.s well known that there are many, prospect Mb out tkioughoul the couuliN, ami these-are waiting! ' lhe coming into operation of - lhe Our congi at illations aie exle*"dul new .-»cl befoie recording, ^cane lo Asst. 1'ostmaster John. Yi iili'iir*.-- good discoveries are reported to 117011 his appoii tniert to the respou- ha\-e beeu made, a:.d it is to be sibie positions of IJeputj- ■. ollector iiopcd that such i.s the case. Theie! of Inland Revenue, reporting to i, hide viaen.K^n but that win,in i Vancouver, ancl Acting Collecior of thitl il slnill be lawful t'.-r a fu-e miner to ' iippoinl an iigeul, i\l-o must al.su be a free niinei, bill such ngciil -.liall no* li^yi.ii lid lo lociite or. lecoid nny placer ch.iin IV,r lis principal mil ss and null! a p wi r of attorney in ihat bcdnilf has been K'Cindou in Ihc oll'.ce ol' lhe Mining Recordei iui .the mining-division iu which such claim u,;i_\ be s.Unite, ai d also th.it 1 o such aj.e:'t .shall k- c.nte and recrrd more than one claim each'..".ior two principals on each separate cieek, ravine or hill." '.'JCvery fiee miner shall be cn- lii led to locale a.ul lecurc! only om; claim on each -epaiale cuvk, r;-- viue, hill ,or bar diggings,'" bin upon filing^ au abandonment he shall, be entitled to locale and record another pLc-r claim n]:on other ground in lieu of the abai- cloned ground. The new Act contains no schedule of fees bat '10 tin.- ii.:.-^ oi our knowledge the recoidir.g ' tees aie the .same as bdore'. Records shall be made wiihi:: lii- teen da\s ' after the locauou of claims, and in the nutter of grouping, for which 1:0 provision had been made in the old Act, not Ur exceed ten claiiiis may be grou ed, but.ihe .application 'inust be signed ^ by each pariy lei the group. V"- f'icies .By the Wayside. a .1; e y. IIGSINS €© ®<l ihis and tne Tcsliii Lake cf.sincts 1 iherc is m..cii good giound .svill to oe inal. and. with :>~,o lb t claim- -i lii.ncr can work and bd nidepencl- e:.t of his 1 eigiiborh. The increased Mze 01 placci cL.uns shou'ui add a great stiiiKilus lo Hie tl.cioi.gh ai.c. svsleuiaiic |.*rospcciii:g ot rue oi-, inct. Customs for the Port ol Atlin, reporting to White Horse, I\:r. Williams'appoiutnientshould be highly appreciated by the people of the distiicl. Samples of'-oie have been received ar this oflice lioin Wan n1 er, which look exceed'u glv* piomisiiig. . We have beeu show n some verv- In tlie matter of new oiscov trie-' fine saun^ies ol ct-al nil.en from not S/MCrA91', A!a?ha. WHOLESALE GROCERS Al.-ll III.Al.l.lt.-; I.-. ■4W4-44 I~L'.y and Oats **'«'** 3 v/e Make a Sreeialty of lerhliable Goods and respectfully solicit Yocr Mail Orders -.Taisfaction Guaranteed. E.'W. gltS&Lg, $*®$nry PuMSs, ACCOUNTANT, MINING BROKER, AND FINANCIAL AGENT. Abitracus Prepared ancl Accounts Collected., .Oi""i"i*::i":—0''i'o-"iTi-: Rkoyivciai. (Iovkknmknt hwii.uiNc,. The = Bs.sk = of = Eiiiish = Kortli = America I.'-.tnlilislif.il i-i l.vti. Iiii-,ii-|iiii>,iti-il Ii.vKii.vmI ("lini'ti-i-. Paid 1 r Cai-itai, ^4 sfifi.fififi Ukhkiivk 1'"i'nii Si,703,^-;^ Head Office in Canada: Montreal. II. S'1"ikicma.\, Oener.il Manager. llranches in all the pi iucip.il cities of Canada, aud agents i*i New "'•'oik, San I'*rancisco, Seattle Tacoina, I orlland, S' okane, 1'oslon, Chicago, JCic. ASSA Y OFFI&E Cold Dust As-.iv-..-d, I'lirciiasjfl nr Tak*.*'i ou Civslgnment. Oiur.x. .*.— .1.11 g al Rf.is j.uble Ralta. the .-Vet .slates thai " v. heie a discovery h.as bten e.stjlilihheii liiain localilv 1,0 lun.l.er disci.-\ei_v sba.l !).• allowed will.in live mi its theit- 11 om, measured along lliu waier- comses." One di.-covcier is allowed one claim 600 leet in length, two Ui.M-o*, trcis,, 1000 feet in length. The width of such claims shall he the same as ouliuary placer claim.-, of the same cla.s:,. The nieiliod <yl location recpiires that each ciann shall be as neaily as po.-sible lcctaiigular in foim, and 011 eiici. ot u.e p.isi- ui.i.si b^ wrilten 1 in: ik.nie 1 lite li catoi". iiii.ntiji fifty miles frrm Atlin, where an eiyht fool seam las been exp,osed. V\'e may have use for coal stoves this winter. Samples ol ore fiom the Kngir.oer Orou >, showing iree g""kl weie biought in to our oflice this week. Mr. J. Slables, M.L.A., through Rev. J. l'riugle. has generously conliibaled the sum of:yuo to be appropiialcd as follows: $25 to ike l'ire Fund, $25 lo the Atlin Hospital $:»5 to be us'.d by \.r. l-'iiu.yle in cases of nccc\ iu the uiv.ricl aud ."S25 to the 1 icsbv terian Ccnti.-ry fund. Mr. Stables i-; nnwenj-j- and d.iie of liis !•' M ceitii.caic anu' i.sg a well came, i o iflay a; his old date ol h.ca'..1.u-and t!i<j name given j iiome in ,-'•'nt-.icieeusl.iie, Scotland. to liie cla.ni. Lines umsi be l»!.i:'.e(i in tl.nbeied countiies, ancl jio-its posted every 125 feet apart on all bound ti'v lines. Regarding the ipirslio.i ol povve.s of attt-.i iiey, tlu lodo.viug section is 1..M.1! i.-'.iii) the .\i-.. " i lov .ek-d ^ii". Prii.gle has received a re- •pr.'.st from the Ameiic.iu Presbyterian Ch. re! 1 to bf their Mi--i..nary at Teller Alaska, the laigest cam j in the Ternlo.-v. It :s ^ralilvmg 10 know lii.it I\_ 1. Ri ingle h.i.s declined >•" «■*; ■:'ft "\— &.-s- ,'��� ;���:' '���'.'"���.{:��� .i.i*, l;'!',i fl i - [Ail ���ATU-V li.C SATURDAY, JLW'K, cy, ryo/ ������iV,,i-.lit'.'ri r' 1*1 I*1 r ���li- I. 1 *. The Atlin Claim. Pulilislif.fi i.vi.i'.v Siitimliiy nif.i'iiiriu l��v 'I'llK ATI.IK Ol.Al.M Pl.'lll.lHIIlN'll 0.1. A. (.!.' lliitHitiiKKi.ii, Miiri'iiit. Ollli f iiitlilifiilii.il Pfiitl S .. Atlin, 11. (!. Ailvt'i-rirfiii-r rati-* infiili' ktiiiwn on it|i)ilit:u- Hon. . Tin* mil.ttf-ripiion prh'f. is $!�� u yfi-r |iit.l- nlilii in nilviiiu-f. .>., p qii-r will In' il.-liT.-ri-il iinli's-i thin I'frrifllllr.ii Is i-iiiiil.ll.'.l with. Saturday, Junk 29th, 190-. ���A VOLUNTEER Worth Three Pressed Men. Atlin's Fire Brigade. An Enthusiastic Meeting1 of Citizens Organize a Fire Brigade, and Discuss Fire Protection. A meeting of citizens wa.s called for last Friday evening, to discuss matters regarding the new fire engine. There wa.s a full attendance ind an excellent volun'eer brigade wa.s raised, consisting of the following : J Kirkinud, Chief, R 1*" Wol- laslou, Assistant Chief, F li Mc- Peely, 2nd Assistant Chief, W P (Iriint, H \V Heal, IC J Thaiu, J I. will Wallace,���'Guy Lawie.ice, ' J .Williams, "\V Williams, N C . Sawyers, K Y/ h" Raul, Dr. 1-1. IC Young, E W Hickie, J A Fraser, M Williams, The appointment of Mr. Alex. Henderson, K. C, as Judge of the County Court of Vancouver, has met -villi general approval. It wa> only to '->e expected that there- would be some '.lisappointmeni among members ol" the local bar, that a lawyer resident in Vancouver- was not selected for the position,, ancl Mr. Henderson himself understand and appreciate such a very natural view. He will, however, receive a hearlv welcome, not only officially on account of his ele- W R U��cfcriI1. ^ T Troughton, L ration to the Bench, but Ixjca'use he M De Cex.-G IC Hayes, J St Clan- will add. another, to the ranks of blackett. D Haslie, W J Smith, A Vancouver's good citizens. (' ^^ J �� Eumsdeu, F L Steph- We are given to understand that. e:>so��- Ji *! N Woods, T A Le Cap by recent enactment by the Pro- Pe~'llI1,> 3. j\.fmm go. SUCCESSORS TO P. P. CO. First Street, Atlin. For Staple & Faney Groceries Tohaceos and Gumfeetionery, Prompt A itention to orders$��rtxive us a call. vincial House, a deputy or assistant Judge may be recommended for any j district within the jurisdiction of a County Court Judge, the appointment to be confirmed by the Do-1 minion Government, aud it our "in-i formation is correct, we would strongly recommend that such steps as may be:,necessary be at once taken to petition the local Government to have a deputy appointed for this district. Coui.ty Court matters tinder '{he present state 01 affairs, are most unsatisfactory and call for radical, reined v. J H Richardson,- Hirschfeld, .\V J B Finder, A C RC Thick K is a very strong probability that a smelter will be built in Vancouver by tlie' Miner-Graves' Syndicate, owners of the Granby Smelter at Grand Forks, B. C. The erection of a custom smaller will greatly stimui :e the quartz mining industry on the British Columbia coast, ancl a more favourable place than Vancouver could not have bean chosen. Its geographical position as regards the obtaining of wet ancl dry ores for fluxing purposes, coal ancl lime, is unequalled, while it is in the best location for raihoad and steamer transportation. It i.s to be hoped that before very long Atlin will be able to add as quota of ore to the Vancouver smelter. Thk closing exercises of the Atlin public school brings a matter very prominently l>efure our notice, which requires our joint efforts to see to a definite conclusion. Some Trimen, IC Ridd, N C Wheeling, J A Fairborn, R B Dixon, j I) Gra- jham, J H Gillard, IC D Rorke, 1- Rosselli, P Eggert, \V H T Olive, G Dixon, W W Grime, Dr. Lewis, and H Young. ' It vvas left in lhe hands of tlu- chiefs to organize their own engine corns, and it will be the special duty of the corns to see t ��� die working of the engine, couplh g of liu hose, .nozzles, etc. A' site for the \r<? hall has been chos.n on Truir- n- street, back of the Kirk land Hotel and the lumber is on the :round. The P'iie Committee desires and requests the voluntary a-- -istance of carpenters and others h the erec-ou of the hall, and it ;.- loped that the response to this cal will be as generously acceded 10 a- verv previous call has been. Allei 1 few tiials with the engine there is 10 doubt but that the crews will become thoroughly efficient, ancl. duiatcd as we are, vvith the lake in ! ro*"it.aud ihe reservoir. Mr. Graham ���had constructed, east of the Government office, our water supply is i..exhaustible, so that the chances of the fire fiend finding ns unprepared are now very far removed. The engine, complete, weighs *.8oo pounds ancl carries 1000 feel of hose; the two pumps have a 6yd and &>/> inch stroke respectively, ancl the suction hose has an inside diameter of 3^ inches with a brass strainer; the two hose discharges have \y{ nozzles. At the first regular practice, held on Monday evening of this week. Till! 'GRAND' -HOTEL FINEST EQUIPPED HOTEI, IN THE NORTH. EVEKYTH1XG CONDUCTED IN FIRST-CLASS MANNER. French Restaurant in Connection Rice & Hastii*:, Puoi'RiiiToR.s, David Hastij-, <\Mana<;ick. Corner of First and Discovery Streets. No , I m porte r - of G,e n e ra 1 M'e re 11 an cl i se Miners1 *Supp>Iie-s OUTFITTING A SPECIALTY FIRST STREET, ATLINB." C Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. ���M Billiards- free,, & Hurfon, Atlin * Lumber & Mihino ���o A. T. Baker - Manager. in Branch Offiee at Pine. BREWERS OF. STEAM AND LAGER BEER. NONK BUT THIC BUST INGRKOIEMT.-J U."1"I) IM T.<t.i M.V NOV AC C JR C OF OUR BEER.THE ONLV BREWERY IN TIIK ARCTIC REGIONS. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED FOR ALL PARTS OF THE YUKON TERRITORY AMD NORTHWESTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA. A T L I N, B. C. lime ago it was announced that the Provincial Government had appro- of a volunteer team, the engine was! Thermal ���:��� Vapour "V BATHS TV- Troy Laundry & Bath House l.iilw St.T l.iit limit nuil WiitMiii Avi>. O. H. C'f.Kl'iN. Priip. priatcd a sum of money for ihe'taken erection of a public school in Alliu, yet nothing whatever has been do.it. The summer is advancing aud something must be done and that immediately, so thai a proper school building may'lie erected before,winter is upon.us. Willi the number ol famines now residing here it becomes a positive necessity that the comfort of the children be looked to in the matier of .sc.iool accommodation. from its temporary shed on Pearl street to Discovery street, the hose, etc., coupled and two .* treams playing over the Grand Hotel, inside of seven minutes. The Executive staff chosen from among the volunteers i.s as follows: The three chiefs, Messrs. Wallace, Lumsden, Tallmire, Le Cappellain, Dockrill, Young, Smith. Dr. Young, Hayes,* R. Dixon, Pinder aud Fairborn. As Hie i.ui es of this Executive ar.- mo.-.t \ital .t is Vancouver General Store. CARR11CS A FULL LINE OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE A. S. Cross & Co 1st. St rent Atlin. BROWNLEE & IJWRY J. H. Br wnlee, P. I- S., D. L. S. B. CL wry, A. M. I. C. r... Civil and Hydraulic Engineers, Land Surveyors. Teari. Street, Atlin, B. C. GO TO THIC Lei��Lnet Oafe, J. L. MUNRO, Proprietor. Adjoining the Leland Hotel. NOTARY PUULK". OPKIGI':-Peii.rlStre��t, upp. Post Oliiri'. All Kinds of Mining Papers Made Out* Several years' pi-iiotiuul expi'i-imice. HOTEL VANCOUVER. BEST LIQUORS &GIGAKS Goon Accommodation.���Rkstauhant in . Connection. 7 S. JOHNSTON, Proprietor.'.'? ������>��o Phot X A'n.id Good Stabliuc for Home, aiid Botfs. m v^yjir-KKcc*.. ..^��..,^^.iu,i^!^j|^v^y^-;,v^ft,^;.^:t..��ti-^r::u,;: 1 ,i\ FT" ATI.I.V, B. C, SATURDAY, JUNE, -'y, "cjoi. DEAL1CRS IN Shelf' sind ��� Heavy Hardware, *l. [y'and i, Jtnem V c ��� Il Views Atlin & 911. ,b*o*o*o* hn Creeks [ere in ;ict. ��� �����> \\Views to [from |>O*��*B**0�� r PLATES .id Printed ��� an. j'Promptly Il to whfeld (Building, B.C. avr&aw* Call on' us for Prices. to be hoped ��� that the members will allow nothing lo stand iu the way on every occasion when tl e alarm i.s sounded, so that,, they may'become' thoroughly efficient when ��� the necess.ty lor their best efforts is most required.'} Upon'the general efficiency of the whole volunteer brigade . a gre.il deal depends, imt only :he saving of properly but the s.iviug of very heavy insurance rales. 'Heretofore;- insurance has been 10 nor cent, and there ��� is little doubt but -Ili; t before lhe summer is gone these rates can be reduced to 7 per cent, on buildings. , SOLE AGENTS FOR GIANT POWDER CO. .Con., of Victoria, R' C.' 40 and 60 per cent Dynamite In 25 and 50 pound Cases. ��� Cor. of PEARL and FIRST ST.. ATLIN, B. C. Discovery as this week a couple of champions have been unearthed. J. G. Cornell defeased Rob Skinner in the pin pool tournament last week, and Bob Jamieson has been uiirsinj> the-olhev dark horse. He ^ecs some'easy money in sight and is willing to back his mail for $50 against all comers. APPLICATION FOK LAWD. "A WOMAN, IN KLONDIKE." Mrs. Hitchcock Arrives In- Atlin Accompanied By Some Noted People. .Mrs. Mary E. Hitchcock arrived iu Atlin on Wednesda- , accompanied by Miss Merringto i?--M'ss Merrington is going to spend the ' summer here with Mis;.Hitchcock and will "spend her leisiire/dramaliz- ' ing Mrs. Hitchcock's famous book, preparatory to placing "it on the boards of tlie leading theatres in the country. Mrs. Hitchcock in her journey- ings through the cou nry ne.er neglects ' to speak a good word for Atlin, and accompanying. 1 e \ were Mr. and Mrs. Coleman of New- York. Mr. Coleman has s. me ver} extensive mining interests in Utah and Colorado ancl intends to invest a considerable sum here provided he .finds, things up ,to re* reseu- tations. Mrs. Hitchcock has control of very considerable capital, ' and no doubt she will invest much monev in Atlin. jSJOriGli is hereby.Kivtiu thut Sixty day. ufter lint--, t intend to apply to tlie duel Commi,>,ioiier of Lands and Works for periiii-ihiiin to pur-luiso tiio follow-in*; described tract of liinil in tlio Atlin .Minim; Division of C'hs iur District, li.C: Co.riiieuciii*; nt 11 post .Marked " li. J. Hui;lie<.' S-. ��'. Cor- iii-r Post. 1 Im ti:.! mi tho north siilo of the Atlinto river, about one mile from Tiiku City: tin-ill"*; inii-tli 4U chains: thence cast 411 chains: theuee south I,i chains: thence wost III chains to |.. int ,'ut rninineiicemeiit, containing llio uerus, more or le-s. - " K.J. Huuhbs. Atlin, li. 0., June Mtli,.11)111. , jh-zD-iin ' NOTICE. Certificate of Improvements JsTOTICIi is hereby jrlv,'ii that I, P I'Si-lim- sisliinidt, I-' M C No. Ii:'37l, Secretary ..f The Glounor .Mining .t Alilliit*; Co. I.M. Lin., I*' .VI 0, No. :s:il:', inti'inl,''Sixty tiny, from date hereof, tonpply to tlio Minim; Recorder tor it Certificate of Improvement-., for the purpose of olit.'iini.if; n Crown Grant upon the follow in ; (li'-.cril..iil Mineral Claim: - Tho 'lyo,otis Mlimriil Claim, situate in the Atlin Mining Division of Cassiar District ami loeuteil on Ttikn Arm, iilioiir one mile south of Sheep Creek anil three thousand (SOUll) font from the water-, of Taku Arm. And further take notice that action, under Section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of [mprove- 111"-.ts. Dated this Twenty-second tluy of June, 1901. 1 P. J?. Suhahsohmidt, Secy. . Buhner &-Parrot, Liverv Stables. ! Saddle, horses, , Busbies, , Road Carts, Pack liosses for Hire. Stages Leave Atlin for Discovery Daily from the Royal Hotel. Notice. A COURT, of Ass-ize, Nisi Prius, Oyer nuil Tei-iiiiiiei- nuil General Gaol Deliver) .lilllie hidden'-i the Court House at Atliu, ��� in Friday, the Wtli day of July, 19.11. My Command, . ' A..CAA1HELL REDDTIJ. Depurv Provincial Secivtaty. Provincial Seeretary'.s Oftict-, Victoria,.M. C. Il-'th .VJay, IU I. ' ' jitl5-4t' -iHOR'jlGAG'-ES" SALE. ���RJOTIOK i.s hereby jjiveti that bi.illin;", pla;.t,'iiiacliiiiery niifl slock in trade of theAtlii Irewiu*; t o., Atlin, H. C, uufl now om tui'l nhoiit t.ie brewery premises, will be sold by public auction ou Saturday, .J ujy lith, 111. l.'at I > o lock iu the forei.oou. ut the llrenery premises. . AV. POLL AUD GRANT, Solit-itor for .Mortprairees. NOTICE. ���RJilTICli is hereby iriven that all hagnafff soi'fil in.u-y -Di-en-inca iu Atlin, K. (*, not i-alleil for iu 3.i dnysr w ill be sold, to pay for storage charges null the publication of this inn ire, JI.UA11E REGAN", June 22nd, 191)1. Pine City, Gossip. From our Discovery Correspondent, .. C. D. Newton was u*.i on Hoddei last week, looking over his property. He contemplates putting in a plant this year. People seem to be doing well on IJoulder and there is a great deal of work being done. Dave burton's ball has come aud gone. We went from Discovery a merry crowd, and enjoyed the ride to Atlin iu.the soft June night. We all enjoyed ourselves; how could we fad wilh such a host as Mr. Burton ? A certain gentleman of Discovery vvho vvas soliciting contributions for the 29th ought to be highly flattered, being taken for the Rev. John Pringle. Was it his dignified manner, or did the lady mistake the cause for the church fund ? Atlin billiard ancl pin-pool players must be careful when they come to'j .NOTICE. A LI. Uii-rjaurp stoi-ffl with Moil-head I'ros., Spruce Junction, in the Kail of *H9, if not calleiLfoi* in Sl> dnjs will be sold to pay for this notice tuifl other u'iiu'kph. je22-4t Certificate of Improvements JJOTICE is* hereby (riven that f, P " Selmr- schmidt, F.VIC, Ko. K:;:t74, Secretary of Tlie'Gleaner Mining- A Milling- Co., Ltd. Lin., 1? AI C, No. 3*i:i, ii.tend, Sixty days from date hereof, to apply to tho Miuin*; Recorder for 11 Certificate of Improvements, fin* the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grunt upon the followin-r described Mineral Claim: The Tuli.11 Chief .Mineral Claim, situiite iu the Atlin Mining Division of Cassiar District und located on Tul.ii Arm nod tidjoiuin-; the Aiyosotis Mineral Cluiin oi^tlie north end. And further take notice that action, tin If,? Section 37, must he commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvement-.. Dateil this Twenty -sei-nnd day of June, 11)01. P. F. Schah'koh.mtut, Secy. Notice. Ceptlflcate of Improvements! j^JOTTCE is hereby jriven that I, P F Sehar- schniidt, FAlC.Xo. 3374. Secretary of the Gleaner .Mining jt Alillin*.; Co., Lttl. Lin., i !���' Al C. No. 3313, intend, Sixty days from date hereofyto apply to the Aiiiiing* Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crou 11 Grant upon the following described Mineral Claim:��� The Lake View Mineral Claim, situate in the Atlin Alining Division of Cassiar District and located on Taku Arm, und hounded on the south by the Taku Chief A.iuera! Claim. A.nu further take notice that action, under .Section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of finprove- nients. Dated this Twenty-second day of June, 1901. P. R St-iHAjiscHjiiriT, Secv. APPLICATION FOR LAND. " JJOTICl*: is hereby ^iven tliat Sixty day.1, after tlate I iiitenil to apply to rh.. Chief Commissioner of Lands aud Works for p 1- rnissioii to purchase the following described truer of hind: Commencing at it post planted . 011 the shore of Tiiku Arm, about "ml Fa mile East "of the month fit H'an 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 TALL.MIKE. . May lOtli.lBOl. 2,���.ji J.. B. NORTON & Co., . GENERAL MERCHANDISE, BOULDER CREEK. All Gi.fiils at Atlin Prices-[."rei-htin;; Done. I.nave Orders at Pillman's. J GEES EGGEKT &. SOX. Swiss - Watc h ai a kick s, .Ami maiiiifacturin^-jewellers. AU kindsof nut'iret w ork executed with neatness anil dispatch. Fir-.t st. ne\t in V.ii.coiivi.i. (I|.|IPI., ��� s)riI.��� IRKEAND HOTEL, I'lKST STKIiHT ATLIN. J. KIR'KLAND, - Managkk. First-class dining room And Elegant .Sleeping. Rooms. ATLIN FISH MARKET A. Rruiticli, Proprietor. Opposite the Royal Hotel, first St. I'resh Fish always ou hand. Hydraulic and Other Companies Supplied at Wholesale'Rales. E. S. WILKINSON, P.L.S. SURVEYOR. �����o<cw>^);'**<:t*o*0O"��ooc*.oO"#O"*.:.-��o* ��o��octv��.- -ov-*o�� o-oooo-o.*.**... I THE KO_OTEN_AY_ _HOTJEi ���5 George E. Hayes, Proprietor. O Cor. First and Tkainok Stkki-:t.s. WV.' Third Street, opp. Government Building:, W. \V.\r.tjACK GitiME, A��eiit.- W. WALLACE GRJ/AE & Co., MINING. UUOKIKS & COMMISSION AGENTS. Third Street, Atlin H. C. This First fliiw Hotel ht.s beet, remodeled and refurnished tl-rou-lioiit nnd offers the best accoiiiiiioiliitioii to Transient or Permanent Guests.���American anil European Plan. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Billiards and Pool. o % ���a o ��� '��<>��O��C^O��C^C><K(��O>C^C����0'>-iK������O-��O-��C!��O��O BUILDER X THE IRVING HOTEL, Pine City, B. C. Has the Best Equipped Bar. The McDouultl Entertainment Hall in Connection. A. R. AlrDoNAM), Prop. THE PIONEER SHOEMAKER. Joe Palmer,' Rep-iring and Soling Rubber Doots . A S'lf-f.idUy. AN II CONTRACTOR ESTIMATES CHVEN ON ALE KINDS OF WORK FLANS ANDSPECIFICATIONS A SPECIA LTV BRICKS FOR SALE. OFFICE: TliraStreet, Atlm. NKXT TO CHURCH OK KNGLANI). VENDOM.E HOTEL. Choicest Wines, Liquors & Cigfars. FKEE BOWLING ALLEY. J. TAELAiIKE, lru rietor. ^'"A'A-VA.-: "���'������ >���'���''���.��� ������'.7'���;'?'; t^-.''^'-^-^-,!. ^��y j.>*������������"' && ?.���'; -���' ~ 1 .- 7 .-". v- A-AA-A:. --.- BStesftl fa8^fttA-i1i���llMinm-->_iWliiWrAi-i*"-iiiiiiM T-.--^1-'.-.-^- .i-.-i-.,---iiiv:::v:"- .���..>'-'',"7./."'. n ii}' W'r 1,1. ��� p.: lb' A'n.KV. i'.C.. HAT('K"*A7\ jf'.VM. '29. m;oi O L he ri��)n^ci- -core. v~"V <*w ummlnss e% RIcherdson >��5> I op PI.XI'. ( ITV. II. C CAMKI1-: a ft li. t;ixi-: or Groceries, Boots at-.c! Sltc��s, G-ents' 'r'ueni-shincjs i-ind Minors' Supplies. [J. Hiklt'Sc/', & Cv&Jt. ���LA'EIES '& -GENTS. FURNISHINGS The Lanrest, Stock end Lowest Prices in the Cam PICKED UP HERE AND THERE nr- Church nf Ktiirliiu.l1 St. Aim tin's ("liui-i-li, cm*. 'I'liinl anil Triiin- iii' streets. Sun lay jivrvires. ASntinsiit II n. in., Kvciisoii... 7:3'1 i��. in. ("cli-ln-.-ii ion ol" I'.f!.*. C..iiiiinii.ioii. 1st .Sunday in rnrli inoi.l li anil on Special ocrti-d.uis. Si|...-In.\ School. Siiii- ilny nt 3 p. in. ('iiminilti'f .V!e-ttn^s. Nt Tliui'sdii} ;n ciicli lu.i'itli. Ilev. I". I.. Step! f.iso... Keel or. St. Ainli-ew's IVeshyterin a Chinch hold services in the Cliiircli (in Second Street. A'oriiin^ Mi'rvii'i* at II .'i.'uinj; sci \ h-i- 7:3 1 Slllidli.l Scln.1.1 ill tin- close i.r the ll.oi-nilif; .service. !'��� v. ���'. I'riii*.*le. "���'i"ist��r. I "res 11 .fancv hi.-cuils at l'ill- BoOt s anc 1 SI loei nan Om ���^ A. C. Ilirschfeld spent AYednc--- ,lav at Taku'as a guest of I he genial iro n leior < f 11 ie Daw .o:i I-i dli'i W. J. (Capt?) Fallon was arrested ou Wednesday evening at Taku, by Chief Constable Vic-ker-", on information laid by Samuel Wade. The charge is that of obtaining money under false nrHences, and the cafcc is to be heard to-day. J. A. Fraser & Co have, this week received a very large shipment ol" staple and fancv' groceries, augmenting their already well assorted stock, so that they are well p/e- paied to compete with all comers ancl meet the lowest legitimate , prices that may be offeree. i'lie* goods are all fresh, new aud good, " ancl their aim i.s. as it always ha--, been, to handle only ine best goods .and to give their pations the best possible satisfaction. Great Reduction Sale of Ladies' and Children's Hoots, also Men's Clothing, and Groceiie-s lor this week only to make room for another shipment of goods. Don't forget the place ��� Pioneer Store. Pine Citv. C. 1). Newton & Co i'oni lIi.,c!-.cliP.'e. He says Tom ���ins his place pretty wel! Ii>:cd up miv. For a pleasant days fishing md a good iest To-u lay*.-.s how to rid vise* and lro.il his friends. Avoid all aches and pains by taking a Thermal bath at the Troy Laundry. - :, . Furnished rooms to rent--apply Hotel Northern. H. E. R. Stock, of. ill? Canada Law Hook Co., paid Atlin a v i.-,it this week ou his way l:o;uc to Toot, In fiom Daw-'on. Go to Fo'ey's for Club House Sausage meat, coined pigs' feet, heel steak and onions, ham roll, Army Rations, French tongue, mushrooms, Fiench puis, aud a vaiiety of delicacies too numerous to mention. All goods warranted first class ancl at cut rates. -Dry .O'Kls, ' clothing, hats and caps, loots, red.iced twenty-five per cent. Are vol going to budd oi make iterations? -If .-.o," see Olive. Men '.'.ways on hand. , . E. W. Fickle, manager of Mr. C. Christopher's properly on M'Kee creek, took down" 10 men to the irooerty this week. ?.ir. Wilkinson has about completed the St'.- ve;- ing of the flnine line, and -*.'',?k or. ll'.c grou'.'d v. ill be vai-.idly pu-'hed and ili2 h\d."ai:ii.: plant !u��taik*d a' the ; e.'rl'esl p.'ssihlc date. TOCK OF "GOLD SEAL"' RUBBER LOOTS. The' Latest Styles in Hats. OUR prices are:' bargains.' Atlin and Discovery, ��� B. C, and White Worse, Yukon. -y*-i���"-r.i k2 ssrr��� ph-v*^ >ftK ^^ /a rn : n n jgr^A ���By* sy" r E. ROSSELLI, .Manager. Corner rcfirl ancl First Streets, Atlin, D. C. - 9 This New and Commodious Hotel was opened to tbe Public, April if-.Ui, iyoi.���Everything in it i.s New.- -Strictly First Class. CHOICES! WINN",, MOUOiiS AN!) CI"\KSs---lASr''("("6i"S A S-'i llA'..!Y. I\ .BU'KNS. &"GO,, Dressed Meats and Fish. ATLIN AND DISCOVERY. Ikic Gh.lksim i*:. Prop. '-Finest. Wines,, "Liquors ai Furnished Roqi.nsby the'I)a5r, 'Week or Month. T :. and Cigars. '������AAiS%3 _*_*_,;*_������*<-$��, DISCOVERY & SURPRISE'LAKE Joh:*i FI. l'"ra;ick, representing j A Nickcisou, having eom.ileled Simon Lei-ier 6t Co.. of Victoria, spent a few days in Atlin last week. Postum Cereal at Eraser & Co.'s Headquarters for fireworks at Pillman & Co's. lilias Ruiid, Secretary of the Engineer Mining Company was in town ou Wednesday last on impor- pbrlant business connected with "his company. Fresh fruits and vegetables arrive on every steamer fori v. L. Pillman & Co. Fishing Tackle and flies at Dockrill & Bourne's. Dr. G. Lewis' office hours are: Atlin: 8 a.m. till i p-m., and 6 p.m till io p.'iu. Discovery: 3 till 5 p.m. For the faiuo'.is Eubacke vSliced Potatoes call at Fraser & Co. - ��� Ouggras" -and Saddle Horses for Hire. rrel.-ji-tiug a Specialty. Leave Orders at the R'assell Hotel. I'ran the i'ussel! II >tcl, A Ilia nt 10.30 a.m., 1 p.m. and 6 p.m., ash Pi.tnt The GOLD HOUSE, Discovery, ��� iS a.m., 11.30 a.m. and 3 p.m. opening up his summer stock of staple and fancy groceries, all of! which is new, fresh aud of the b'stl quality, now offers the same to the) public al the lowest prices. Fre^h i fruits and vegetables received by! every steamer from Caiibou. Special! prices made for restaurants. -A full! Iln.: ol club goods, comprised in j part of Caviar de luxe, Puree de fois-gras truffee,. anchois a l'hiule. Royal salad dressi-g and a variety of meat and fish pastes. iMii-s I-I-.uldi.n, expei l typewriter ii d sifc/ogiaphei. Ofhcc at Viaser ;;: C"..'s store. Will call for work when recjuired. SomeCFAV PK'.EONS were recently received by the Atlin (.kin Club, and they were so carefully handled bv tlie W. P. & V. Rv. en t jo'slc linn Uiev \vcre placed i:�� coi.d! Rooms and Reds. Best Liquor's "and Cigars ' W. J. SMITH,'- '- ���-��� Prop. THE GOLD "MOUSE 9 DISCOVERY, P.. C. Comfortably Furnished Rccms--By tho Eay, Week or Month. AMERICAN. AND- EUROPEAN Pi,AX. .'. I.I-..-THI-.I DA I.I., I'lO-ll il for. l-")".,-^^, "P--.0 ' fine, new four-llarse Siirattifjo le(i,-e.s Liiis lijltfl ill: UUOilDrUi. M,.n,.. Il.:iil,i.ui. I .1 ..-clock lor .Mil.:. <2s-P IIMMY REGAN .Shelfssssi Heavy' u-3ai3*8$w&re, r\ l~\\ \ i New and Second Hand Tiuiird {} i-iuiiti- Ware. I i-im .- t.-f I. I'ii I s, Shoicls nu.l lllm Usii-il b George Ubeiniuer, Jr., represent- ".storage, for which a charge wus i ��� Ci.,ii.��i.iiit i'..��.!i'r. i'np. se.i-.ii Y..Uo.i.-*iove.. ing the Giant Powder Co.. Con., of inuidc*. ' i Oojds Uouidii &..H .s.ni ix-.h,iiqe��i. San l*r.*incisco, was here this week j m. ,:e immure left Paris fi.r Atlin looking up lhe prospects of tlurdrs- 'tin June 2jih and will b;- here about trict in lhe iutercsis of lsis company. ������������-' end ot next mouth. '. Mr. ^IcFeely, Wm.- agent of the com- Konayne Pros, have again sti-,:ck I C.DOELKEIi it lucky on i\:cKee creek, iLey got j , ,. , . r a lificen ounce uiiggel ou Mondav. ! ��� nowdei. cm-" and Hi.-C- on hand sul- , . . ,. , ,. ',' ., , , Lunec:*. s lanious German sliced ie heie :i t > sup-.ilv a:l dc-m mils. ��� , ,, , ;, i ��� ' ��� ��� ..oiau.ir. at 1'iitsei ti Li), .�����, ajl-.. . h'is.n "* t.ickie for the: sportsmen Miiittedlv lhe bj-.i in tbe market. '| nanv will idwavs havt.- a slock oI Fisit, Game in sea.on and home ir.ade Sauiaae. NoK'i'nicuN Mm'!',!, iini.i'iNC. Fik.s'i- S'ri<i*:i*;'r. .1.1/. I HI.M-.I.I.. and ior oll-.L-i's, if ihey wa.it it, at _ Vv alter Owen, Constable at Di-,-j ;;>. ei ��� ic. iiii'i.-d on \'.'e'b Fia-er ik Co. ��� ...... . . , no Ii.s bride. Ins urinv uu-i'ds! ".. it.ig.ie Smith, ofthe P. lac Lib- '. u,\ ., -,lt;as-ai',t surprj-^e "piepm..'d j leaCw,, v.as aiuuherol the ' ior hi.u nn his a;rival We c'tenri | [(j oar wa mest congraiiil..lions 1 o .'.jr. t .:! .\.r-.. 0,vcn. | ,. , , 17 A.Ii'm-s, liie ���.vi'l!-1-."1!*! vn bur ' bno^d qune ��� a unmo.r ol ord;i.s-iri^r, r,tlirnetl .ll( Atii: f \Ved*.es-.| 11 in c.i:;in.-rci-tl vNiiij-.s to Alibi. wa-. vveli ^.,.tisiltid wilh li:s visit and ! for tli at fain.Oii.-i Uta* tl. ;.lav ���His ollive will, b-.* ldcaffil on i Gil i'.iii'.e. I'onr oil-cioth and I l'rainoi", near >eco; h-.m^, \<!fy cheap a;.-.i g^od, j * raser iN: Lo. akr.* yo..r pivsc'.'i,.ti<i:iri .oi.iock- ;c B.;ari��*i's. ��� L-is< cvciy. OPEN DAY AM) NIGHT. fi ; FIRST-CLASS RESTAUR A N'i COVy I'CTIGN. .'���t'H.i(ii'arii'i\*> i'oi' I'.iiiuif r <.*c l"J*iirrt*tt*s ?.\u ;'�����.*. PINE TREE HOTEL. DISCOVERY, li. C. finest of li'juor-. Good siablii'1.7. I*.l. .-..i.M-s. I'ri.pi i.-f. r. I s P.A'i'ITS L.AKHI*.R SHOP F. LINK Prop. . Now occupy I '.iir >n-��- if <i'i-i -is- i,c.-:t lo the llanh-ol" H. \. A . !-":,-st Street. I'll!-.' !���'. i-..���������,... ���..-., .......Uy ... ...... I |< "{llllllll in i.-itii-s. .I'rivate hi.ti*aii..-t;.I'or iniliu.s.. il f ...��"���
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1901-06-29 |
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_29 |
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Date Available | 2011-09-07 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | 64812906-d5df-44a4-a577-00c1929c23c6 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0169653 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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