\XY- :/������:-<<<���:���.��� ;-���:;'::������;-���'���-:-7: -��-��������� ;-.-���'>>..���������% ,7>3J '���< ^v.:;:^ VOIV; ''."i'a.. :ATrjM,,;B.;C,v;SATURDAY,���'���. MARCH ; r "'i.90"5- NO. 29S.: r/"-.^-- V^K^E&KI-fflS:: ���a. The .; Czar Grants Reprtsontat'ntre Gove'fiimentto H*is People-, > ��� 7: 777Wa'rs:u\^ : ���w.iis"; ex pi ooled *i wj t Iiie71abiiiie7;b f: :Paz- '-enahskis;,: al"wiWionairerun's^morn- ;fiiig,:ki!hiifg'';hiikian(il";f se^aiit^Kv.;;: :-; 7 :St7 :P etersbui-g,<7:M arch' ;5'i h7;----A IxluspaCcii7lrb.m7 Kuirbpatkjin: says:: 7:y'7Tiae7:';j|'apan^ 1Mukdeii;/t;;My''poHiii;i'0)iil2 extremely j 7-daligerbus.''"-^ 7 ..7Tbe: battle 7^ '������:. eaiblis pre-portioiis.*-:-���Tlie/Russians '. Jnaye beeii -��� com pel led'* is '.'evacuate ���. '������': ^Gaotii'; l%^.7-:';''^uSMaiV;';los.ses7ii're.! 7; .'testlrahatod 7: -at; ;^c>,opo ;;ri, ^Japanese,:, ���";; r:7: St v ;Pe*ersli>urg ��� ��� Marc'li; 5YI1 ~ -Tyfiie.! 7 ���si? rfi ngTey eii ts ���of theF war/thataue\ ::V'-tekiiig :^ 7 mbst.forgbtteifyoeste^ 77&uipe.riaf;'::'rcscripi7*;:>V'^? 7issued,7al'"7 :7>8iouiic5ng-that;theiEaiped:drYliad;.de-! - fcided^t��:;cbiiiyene^;aii7asseiu 7;tre'preseritatives7el^ !77pie'''of i^ssiia7;7'r|li-e :��efermeirs;'are 7 "j ubil&nit; ���aTi>d7ito^'itbsfeudhi.g-:thati ���'��� 7.4 be y'[ e xpec t' "4 b' it e a r - ina o-ua e n t ar i 1 y-; o f i 7������'a crushiiog::diriaste.r��o7i^e " ariti^ of i 7 : (tbeir;coinitory in theJ;Ear'Eastrthey 7. are ��� p a radiv. g -the vs ire'e Is.; ;.-I trassa 11 s 7 the .down-Fall of autocrats-and -autocracyand 'the beginning ofconsti- ttutionaf govern men t7-(,.-,:.���: ;���':'��� Mukden,'-March -6th :���The rbaol '���ifrouavUte'e-northwest; is crowded asj - far. as '.it-is possible -to-see ������by7a':qoh-! '':���'��� iinu.ous;file of Chinese .carts. full, ��f, 7 7 LRussiaTi wo.unded:;: ..;��� :',::.--:; - '.St. Petersburg,:Ma;roh ,8.th-.-���The; ^position of; the Russiair army is growing .desperate. - Tlve battle -'. srao:ed with ' ienibJ.er bitterness all ./Jay.yesterday and resumed .again .y.''ait;':;d^ 7' Japanese^ siege Jguns^ range-eight _ 7ja]les,-causi::g tenribie: punishuieiii: ���'���.-��� 'General KurokiTs Headquarters,/ March Stb.:��� The Russians, last aiight," under ;; cover of .darkness, .evacuated -'the. whole line .along the .���Shakhe 'River and are now in full '.retreat northward... 7 ��� '���:' 7 Mukden, March ,Sth :���The -Japanese last night attacked the Russian positions north of Mukden and. forced- the Russians to fall back. Battle is in full progress. Tli�� heavy cannonading near tlie city is L causing the walls to tremble. At.4.30 a. 111., the Russia.n army .couuneiiced evacuating its positioii aiorth of Mukden. At .5 a. in., the Russians ��om- aueuced leaving their positions-on ithe soutli.and south-east of Mukden. The sky is lighted with .the brilliant glare from burning wate- Aiouses conitaiiiing maiy .tons ol Russian supplies. The retirement was effected in perfect oi;der��� the .Russians successfully -beating off tthe attacks of the pursuing Japanese. '.''���' Tokio, March 9U1.:���Advices received, indicate that Kjiropatkiu lias 'again'been .'badly; beaten,; in the bilbbdicst; baWie7b.ft]tte7Ava'r^77ilie-i Uiils'bf casualties notyttobVa-iifatore'., The JapsinGse7have citt tine irtiilwayj iibrtH of-Mukdou7;-"������:���:t'���'^7-7"!7-'7;-! ;;;NowGiwangpMai'ali.i��jl;h::~7ltis! re ported ;.tlliat,Tie;J:>assv,is7.1nv'este(l| byij ap'ti iiese^af k1 j .ilha't.. ��� K.in'bpaitki ii j \vi\\ 7 ] Vr b ba bl v':! -s u rre 1 ide r ���: :.\vaiil 1 i h 7 a! weelk;';7;:71::7';-i'7?777;'/;7- ;:;7:;;7 -:i.-7;;-7:7; ���;;"! 7;/f he^Russiatis:lia\''e7.not: \been.ire-' iii forced f'rbin TEiiarlsin ; sinoe "March rst.v7 Tlie vjapaiiese, haye;surao'uh'd7 eel; 80,00 oRussiaiis':iiear Tie ^Pass, avvdvciit;'pff:tlieir?s'uppijes'/ 7;Calcutta7'i-lKncliav;1''^Marcli "gtli::���-j Theideat.hs^from7plague"ilast^week numbered ',34.6^.7.7 ^^J-MCjSC-] :,7^-7'Smiri ^$te;w& ?Mk, 7 >:-"Tfcs 'I P^���11^^1 VI-e^ses.r::.; .77AVe;wish\it��7corpect-.the;.eiroheous. stateiBientouiadle;'rii;;Osr,Columns last ;\veek':'ires pec ting-this;; property^ ;;;We are7in; fo^mQd;;;.bi';:-Mir^7I5eniiiston's ;ag'entiti!aut;;the;- whole ;.of7tlie7^1eases nien.tiOTiied;iii;last:;Saturda*y-s .were;;:b<Dugiht:,:.andi7paid77|or7isbine time since7several^ofJtlie:puKliases h a v i 11 g; beeii --'com pie ted o v e r, a y e a r i-7-iMMS; property'^7was7acquired "for the Biutiah Columbia Dredging C.O.V who commenced the insiaiUation of a laTgeKucyrus Dredge on Upper Spriiice'last 'year; this/dredge to be. completed as" sobii as the balance:pl| tfee'diiachinerycan -be got in' andj .will be operated during the coming! ���summer. 7-0 7;: 7; ��; Vinkbw.,; Mai'dh-'ioti Russia'iis':are7panic:��tricken. 7'T quautiities^'ofsitbres,and guns,have Jjeeii -captured. .Japanese ^aptlired: Diuslvautaiiilast uiglit^after a .desperate^a;iid7ijlbbcly;battlev.;;;large nuui--;; bers'of VdeiuCajrevScattersdMU^stroets^nd .oovi.rtyard���7-w-hich;; have beeii uuburied.7foi7four;.ldaysv..; 7L7-'7:y7777'yi7^-7-.;7:77.;:"77:v;7..-".7;: -.77^7 -;'��� 7 7';\;I^ohi; Diusiianlan^iiejapa i;bWdaiid stations,;;tlie;2vussians.^ uipni'iug7'-'7A't-:^ it isl:elieved tlVat/a--pbftibii'af;t ifalleii into tlie, liaivdii;:pf the Japanese.- ;.- V,;1 '--7::'-.'.''-��� 7*' ������:'7--^St^-PeSrs;biii^ pafkii5i's7u;my:i-s iinkubwu77':Mi^ off victory; ��� -;-..-'; :77-:J���;.''':y'7:.' ;:7:''7'-.! :7;.;"i:77.-77;'7.7,':'---.--''v'.:!ii.7;;;;v''7 -' '���'':-���' 7: 7 Tpkio,;;Marcl71'Oth^ days".Jiasf3eeu,4lie7bloodiest7<)f^tlie7:war.;^;^ hieu,::(wliile .th;e;Ru9siaii:Josses:ai;e.estim 7 .. ;7':7 ;-: ;-';;:"::'-v;; :..'.:.-. .;-'-:'..... ��� -.':���- ' '.'"���*���**���;���-������-�����.;.���:.-;,;-..;';./:^77: 77 :7. ,;7:7777' -7.7 ^:P;':7;::I^BiK7a . Dividends7and Interest77; MCKEK CuBffly BEYUllAUI.l'c.CO.Ml'*.Ny.. 1.T1). The Directors of the MoKeB Creole ll.vdnui-' lio.:('ibmiinny',-'Lt��l..:(Miiies ut Atliii, H. 0.), luive'ileclureil'-a:iliviileii<V(>f;2-l)eiveeiit.,-i)iiy- .tible inarch 21st, 1805, tolull honu iide stock-- hohlei's of record oil l''el).10ih, ISO"). Transfer ljooks Avill close on ^lurch 11th, 1905, at 3 i>. ni.i ��!i<l will re-open on March; -22ml, JU0.r), at 10 a. m. Checks will be imiileil; from the7Cumi)uny's dKiia-, 221^ Broadway,; New York City. ,.'���-.- FLBTOHBliHAMSHAW, President. | The above ad, clipped from a; New Y-ork paper, explains itself-j This company' has the distinction,; we'believe,-of being the ���firet liy- ���draulic.'a��'nipaivy in thi-s distinctao, be able ��o declare a dividend. - Thej managers'of the company, Messrs. SF. T, and C..M. Hamshaw,'deserve, ithe credit coaling to them for the economical and skillful handling of. .their operations to achieve these re-, suits, especially when we consider ;the ihigh prices of all the necessaries to carry on such work. The presi-; ���dent of the company, Mr. 17 T. Hamshaw, says he has every encouragement of being able to put a steam shovel plant in operation on McKee Creek itihe coming season. We hope to learn of more than one company paying dividends another year. Many .of them have been doing dead work for the past two or three years,���work that must be done in every camp before anv returns can come. 7.7.77 7:;,:;.'./ 7777 7. .77.:. :..:7. ; icoxTiNUKn. :; -..; ::V . '.:<!.: ' '���"'.:." ���:" - - ���'..-���?'.; 7:';7:.j--'Tpi-vtHe.^i^urisV s^ortsman/;^ vlik;ely i'..thihgs7th^ :accessible7neld.V No .hardslii^ ���travel in'; any''directi.Qn";are^;aY7Mu^ :carinotibe7 surpassed.'-7 iicbuhtryferij^i'-wi^ :deHcate^or robust ���'and; tli.evnoyelty'ef-the -faibtb,:be o^iutere5t[tb;alf^'isitprs.7^ TivhicliV ha��:^pl.ly ; becin :dc3cribeA7thes\'; Syvilzerlautl; of ���Canada," 7 ifi ������;' superb:; .and in-l^epiugwiU the lnagnificeut;, :climate:witlrwhicbitis7blessed7-: ^ ��� October island ki this ;intervai-thercis7but^^ cession of warm, bright: ;days 'marks.: the season. ...A novelty to the7 :visitoflS'tlVe;cbnsta^it;-:clay!i brilliaiit fall"weather lasts throughout ��.October>.and welliiiito Noyember,������' . wheii navigation closes and winter begins. 7 By the .-first.of January.the Lakes are usually iFrbzeiiandJourneying over the .ice i-s possible. 7 The snowifelliis extremely light���-not-exceeding; four, feet on the lower fevels^aud the spells of fine sunny weatliereven.at this time of the ��� year are Tong and continuous. There is complete; immunity from 7 blizzards. To the-natural beauties^of this;Atlin Country it would be:; impossible for even the '-most apt,pen to do justice. A cbmbination of/: every feature tlhat renders the most lovely:landscape::attiraa^ve, with a rarity and scope of colouring, unique' initself, isseeu on summer days. And from Septembei:>wlten the first tints of autumn gild the poplars,.. unliir 7:; 7 '������"'.-.., 7 7 ; ������''������- 77'-7i- ���-'-'��� /���:" The: shadow'of win tar's-on tlie year. ;;,-r- ,....���,... 7 the rapid transformJitious,' the kaleidoscbpic^haiiges^maloetis marvel . while we revel an the glories-of fair Atlin. , - :: ���Administi'atiow; :.-.���'���������' -; If there is one point upon which investors raciuire to know exactly where they stand, it'is; the .certainty.that the .titles' to properties ,are perfect.ftnd that the proi^er luachhiery for '.the-due administration of, the locality isavailable. AU'ii'i in.this respectfias all that w necessary, and the rights-of individuals-can ibe deteimiined wifhput tedious delays. The Dominion Cjoveruiiient has placed in the. town itself,:a PostvOffice, Telegraph Office and a Customs-Oflice, so that J.he public have alb the privileges that are to be found in any large city. The a^ovincial Government has built a large building in which the offices of the Gold Commissioner, Mining ,ReGprder,-Goyenunent Agent, Stipendary.Mag- istratc, Regislrar-fif the Supreme and County Courts', Registrar of-Births, Marriages^iid Deaths, ase all to be found:; so it will therefore at once be seen that alf matters arising in the District can bedealt with speedily aiid without uuduc^lelay, and all information relating to the several departments can be obtained simpfy-by asking.for.tihe,same. As'to ���Education, the public school system isuu vogue and the Government has completed a-modern, up-to-date public school which-is built in the latest improved style and includes-all the equipmeut-necessary for conducting an ��� up-to-date school. The headquarters-of the Provincial Police are also placed in.A.tlin, anddn this^respect the .District has (.1; .the ground a-strong and energetic ;poliee force. -From the a-bove.description it will be seen that Atlin is no mushroom town, but, on.the contrar-v, it is a well-established point, and while apparently.far .from the busy'centres-of commercial Hie, it is unreality in .close touch-will; the world and .has in its-midst all the com forts .��� and iattvEilta^as vto be found in any well organized city. if3> jic coxjar-siM-'j-i" ���ilfTSIVit+f&rtt.'; ;7;'::- 7|�� I :ATUK,VB. G:, ,������: SATURDAY,: MARCH ii 7 J &'-.-������ ;.?;<���. }������' ;?7; 7i| f -i- Iff- J* 13' , ft ���" r ie; : 7X1113. ATI JN -CI-AIhl td HUUU5MED CVEMY.SrtTUrtUAY MOPN1NG. MAILIID ' Fllirn . TO ANY - PART OP THE ,vvonL.o7ron no cents pen month ;'-*s.oo : peW 'Vfflll,' 'rtD'JCHTIEIMCnATES '. %,\.I OO.PEH INCH CACH INKi'llTlcn; nC A DING.NOTICES, 2S RENTS A LINE ,7 SPTClAi RATES ON PPI.1 C ATIO N.' <������ , ' ��� i- - ��� ������'' ��� '������. ��� ��������� ;'.-.'.������' A ���.'!': 7-: J0I5 PHINTINU : ; : ; : ��� BILL* HEADS, 7 ; rPOGJEnS,' ! ' VISITING-CARDS irmn-iiEADsi .'."programmcs.'.^ktc, i:tc. " . .OI'DEnS: PnOMPTLV EXECUTED, .7 / '" )' PRICED MODCnATE. T UK ATI AX Oh MM PUJJMSIMNGCo. ��� A. G. niiiSfjiiL'KiVi),; IMtoi'Kii-yrVtH. .. '::7' of the ''conmninky. is \viih tbe: relatives nndTrieiids in his home in California.. ,. Tlie.funeral took place froui; Ls;' I,.;'Pillman's; undertaking- parlbi's. at ,2 p;iiiVVyesicrciay;;':aiicV vv-iis attended-by man yof .the; deceased's friends. .:��� '-.' ( :-'- ������-'ivy NOTICE; 7 Tli'c: .wonderful'��� .'wariuth of. the ;'���; weather is: tlie .subject: of most, com- : 'fucht at;: present.77 Nevei7 before - in the recorded .annals .of ..the. Camp ���: has.. Atlin ;seeu;'.:j.iiclr.,.a7n'iiId 7\viii le'r. and such7a7 glorious; March,-���day' ��� .after day of cloudless'7skies;: soft .-.- breezes and warui,sun..7Atlin Lake. . presents the'-appearance most com-. mou earlyan May, and.jf the pres- 7ent: .weather ,holds7q'u'l:,'.-t,he:i,Lake will7be unfit (or travel in three . weeks 7fhe; ice ;is7scarcely a foot: thick, 'and in: many places not more : thairi.o, inches; : The little1 snow which, lav.on the iceis-'meltihevaucl' ..the surface is practically. glare ice. There;is'nothing1 to hinder.;steam" ; shovels and; dredges from working,; .as there is; little frost eveiiat iiight... Good -Qualities Appreciated. -.7, A; lueetiiig.of the various;: coin- mi ttecs appointed' in connection with; theiueiiiorial-to ���the;late,Mr.; 1; ritz;MiHer is called!:for.7Thursday uexty .i.6lli.iiist., at the Government 13uilding7Atlin,. af.the;hour ofpiie i'n the aftefuootr:;:,;;. - :K7":^'7 7 ;���/������'-��� :77T-lie,Tolio'\yiiig;'aye-i'h.e^iul,JeVs';i^7:r':..'- Ati.ix���Mussi'LvA; W. .Mi;I.i(iiiiilil,'.liis. St aides, :>'; .J.-))7i;iiiiisili;ii;;.H.M;;N; \V(i<)>Is, K. Dixon. niscoyiii^-^A. 1^ Oiji!ui-itt>v M.W. jluiil,.li- 11.7 .laniicsnn, I.I. K.Hrown. ':\ ���'���'���'':,.'-'.77''-.'. 1?1SK.CllUis'k��� N. li(;l;co<l, 0. T; Gilmore, .1. ; l.pso, lf.;-"Jlu!'jiii-eni-'T.lioceo,'--"'J'. (Colore!, ��� ������: A. K. (Jliii'k, Ciipt. Slibrl,. : /::.'': Sl-ilLJOK. CltKHK���:W. C. .Siiuiil, W.'.Qiiecii, ���";���. A inlrew liirdwn, (J. N'isson, P. l.-'oley, E. S. Hlaine., .,-.;.-���,:7'7'-;:.: Goti>. Run���W. K..lirniinci-, O. Kont, O. Hclli- ������:; vciui. 7:7 "7 ::'7'7:7 7 77."' '���'������.: HlHCll Okeeic���H.Gnneoilor,���P.;'Ai'iiicrsb'ii. :.:: Oxtki;JOllKEKrrC. Hewitt, .1." Smith. ,j. -v-7 Bou'LDisiidiiKBii.���J. (1. Hiack, Capt. lfatli'orii. Kujiy'jOjieek���Ki'ilc-Kny; ir.:lri.sii,..F.Ayi'oiiir. Wkiohi'.Ciikisk -I.. Gcrlio, .). ILKerslmw.77/ .McKi:kGiiekk-���J". aiKr.E.'Rouayne.. ::.:, '���'���'���'���...."���'.'. O'DoNNEi.r, CunEk���11. '��� JIcK.ee.' '���:������'��� 77: 7 '-'���'���" .Uixii-; CiiKKK���A. Cai'iiiicliael.���' ' 7-': 7:' :::: 7WHY S1CNM OUT WJIKK VOi: OAN'fiKT t;oO;IJS -AS.'CilK.yT.tlJJIU-: /..";... v.' V V !::77:Atiin7 Nugget'anrf-'Grape'^ 7 'I'nvtiii-cil'on the ���premises.;. .... /./V-;.v ;.!.::���.,;;./.;.:" : '.'���':.[:. y; "."'7..-...-.' ;; 7 Ifine' Ne,��- Stouic.-'of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry 7'0ld ��iarr}��":!ix 7 Waleliesfronr.SS.OO.iii). .... 7 '' :.:, '.���������' ( ���-....' ",.;;:.'-.-::'. '..'"������ ���..7: ���: : ������' :'''������ ���i Silvei-ware, Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, Souvenir Spoons. JUlES^^G^ERf-l^SON, A'l'I.lN VAN1V DISCOVICKY; WATGHAVAKEI^S ' AND MANUFACTURING JEWELERS, i:@f;:: Euiii^hssfe ATLIN & DISCOVERY TH E LATEST STYLES7 :|(2oiii p].'ete:i:;S t|elfe^^^^ THE klATESTy:m;'::yHJiTSy:::y^001^jyjA^��� 5^77'77r7W':':Gold:ISeal;;Giii';BooS;7.7 SHOES, Our; Goods "are the Best and Our Prices; the; Lowest. ���meir;":is-7to:. develop.a., large ."iu'u'nber.7,qr;j^''7 of claims tliat cannot 'be7developed7' undei7th'e,preseiit .white::wages, and;': this \vill; of:; iiecessity: create; niore | wprk for-; the-, white -laborers 'for positions v requiringx^skill���..'-.aud-':.Vre.: spqnsibilit>7" 7 7 ^77 7;/ 7 Labor Association. 7 Before: rostintistei-: -Williams- left here on his7visit7-to Kngland, liis friends determined t67 present, liiui Avith some iuarkof theliigh estiina- tion in which he is held throughout .'���'��� the Camp. The committee formed to' carry out the arraiigenients consisted of Messrs. J. A. Fraser ;(chairman),- Rev.. lv.."I,7Stephen- son,; 17 W. Dowliug, Jas.TDtables, A. Carmichael, 17 D. Rorke,"Win. Vickers, Geo. -'Gould, Andrew 1-irown, A.:McKenzie, aiid-W. Wallace Grime (secy.-treas.) ���" The result of their efforts was the presentation of a purse contain-. iiig|.ioo. in .gold, together with an address expressive * of the sincere respect and esteem felt.for. Atlin's. courteous and worthy postmaster. ���As time did not allow of a more public method, the: presentation was made at the Post Office by Mr. Fraser, several members of the committee being also present. Mr. Williams was quite taken by sur- pii'se, and as soon as he could command his feelings, fittingly expressed liis thanks for the kindness of his friends. It is hoped that Mr. and Mrs. Williams will have a safe and pleasant journey to Fngland and find on their arrival there that their sick.relatives are convalescent. Death of Henry T. Harvey. We regret to announce the death of Mr. Henry T. Harvey, who died suddenly lust vSunday in tlie Hospital, of heart failure. Mr. Harvey was hydraulic foreman for the North Columbia Hydraulic Co., and only arrived in the Camp ten days ago. lie came to Atlin first in 1902 along with Mr. .Lovcrklgc. He was bnru in Trinity County, ��"'���> 35 years ago. The sympathy To". F,di tor;At 1 j 11 C1 aiiii,77 : :v;:.: -' :'.; 77Dear.Sir:������The fbieign laborers on:.; the; :.qutside7 now are7either cussing-;Atliir::or-discussing:-;it--it doesnt niake :much: difference which they do, it seems .the_y are coming anyway. There are not jobs to go around us all now. We, are7fight- ing for what jobs there are like dogs ibver^a,bo n"e7.Poor laborers of Atlin are out of work and starving;- the}' will starve anyway if they try. to live "on what Chinamen do. With the-Hon. Premier of the Province and our own representative so strongly -against any influx of Oriental labor, it ought to be an eas}' matter to protect the local labor market for tlie coming season. Kindly publish the clipping attached, which was taken from a Vancouver paper, which is self- explanatory. : .;.;:. .....;- .Yours'truly, T.:KlRKLAND. " The question of working the placer and hydraulic mines of Atlin by Chinaineu is one that is now interesting mining men. Negotiations are going on at present for the shipment of1 fifty Chinamen to that camp. Mongolian labor was tried, two or three years ago "in those diggings, but the Mongols were driven out-of the country, as they were earlier in the Yukon. Conditions are different now, however. It has come to a question of cheap development, and in some cases of cheap development or no development at all.. The wage to a white laborer is the fare to Atlin and back and from $3 to $3.50 a day, with board and lodging. This is more than many of the mines can stand, according to the report of several'of the mine owners. The intention is to dismiss no while laborers at present in the camp, but to keep them for the more skilled labor and to act as foremen over the Chinese laborers. The object of engaging China-J ^iv.-'-7 ������.������������������"-��� .'.;-7v -Th The Ri e lowesta s.e. aridi Fall. id highesttempera- tures recc-r cled: foi ���;the week are as follows :.;7:7 v .-:':' ������;���- ���;'-.; ;:7;7:-": Mar. '-4-77 :',:.7r-.' abb.ve;7 :; -2o\: above 75-77 6 ���"7''77-;267 ���--6--.'. 23 ' .'35' 77. ::: 32 trrrmz '.-:' .. ���-, S';- 22 :.-.-. -.40 9:- is; 77"77'39.:: 10. :; 12, ;.,:,, ,,:36':- It Will Pay You ; ;13eg7' to :';7'aimo.u n.ce;:c- ������; tli at:'1 he y-'; h a v e f^e-^'.; ���- ���;opened and are no\v77; .'ready: for7btisiiiess.7:, : .They;: take '-this op-77 7 p or tu n i ty7 to .thai it : , their;foroier patrons-; 5 ahd;;respectfiilly'solifcit,tlieir further 7; patronage;.;-:::^ ':'.-;���-'.-,;.'��� : :7:r:;;'"-.-';'��� 'iRroipruetress,'.'77 KlMFarlanpI, a:a:xji2?, '13.c. Tiaesisei .Survey,':$>$�����.- To semi "Tlie; Cliiiin" to .voirr friends, iiisteuil of loosing time writing letters, "It endeavours to :���>u 1 >Iis 11 every week all the principal linw.s of this District. Price, to any part of the world : Six months^ ?2.r>0 ; one year, .J'i.OO.. -ALASKA ROUTE SAILINGS- The following Sailings are an- nouiiced for the montli of March, leaving Skagway at S p. in.: Frincess May.'.:_.' March'6th, 16th 26th and April 5th. For further information, apply or write to H. B. Dunn, Agent, Skagway. Alaska. Plans and Specifications for Steam Shovels and Hydraulic Plants on application. iiofa;:viNa)i]V��^ THIS HOTEL IS STOCKED WITH THE BEST OF GOODS Sam. Jahmston&, PfOfj* DISCOVERY, E7 C.; Tasty meals, {fineV liquors, good cigars, and soft beds'|.;mak'e it .a7 -pleasant houie for alf 7 travellers. - ED. SANDS, Proprietor Dixon & Schulz, Proprietors.. E. M. N. WOOE)Sf BARRISTER-AT-LAW. Hits'taken an Office at, Hooni 1, 0��ld . House, Jliseovcry. Ollice Hours��� Tuesda.i.s, Thursdays and siiitiirdays, I'l-om U.io.S p. in.' $3 k.'fflt mi m I Discovery. OPKN DAY AND NIGHT. If you want to have the portrait taken of yourself or children,���we shall try and please you. We will lake out-door or under ground pictures, x 4^, plain mounted, at the following rates $5.00 "per ' Doz. 3.00 " Half-Doz. 5x7, mounted: $8.00 per Doz. 5.00 " Half-Doz. Picture Post Cards : $3.00 Per Doz. or under. ATLIN STUDIO. 1HRST-CDASS RESTAURANT 7^'...' .. . -IN . . CONNECTION. lleadiinar��oi->j for- Jlixon's stajre. Northern Power & Lumber Co., Ltd. Until further notice the following will be the prices of Lumber : :-Rough, up to 8 inches, $40. do do jo ,, 45. do do 12 ,, ,50. Matched, $50.00 S. D. ,$5.00 & D. D. $to. extra. 12}^ per cent discount will be allowed for cash at time of ordering. 4 ���i'l V ATLIN., 33.'C.; SATURDAY, I\LAR..CH , .r r., 7*^ T. Importers and General 'Merchants -Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Ladies' Underwear, ' Ladies' -atrd Gent's F"slt Slippers,, [Wen's Underwear, Ready-Made Clothing, Boots,- Shoes, Etc. VWe carry a full line of the celebrated Gold Seal Rubbers and Overshoes litmus 111:1.1 vi:in--.n i-iih.mi-ti.v on tiii; i'iii'.kkk. our stock .of Staple .and fancy; Jfiroceries is larger than ever and all at close cash prices. -aw*!��!- Remernber.everjf article we,scli w�� guarantee io .bfl.fiest'class. A. S. CJ10SS. Piiiss. Spruce Creek N ews f'fhe followiuo- was -received loo Hale for last weeks issue].: A Cannicliiicl, -of .Atlin, recently !|ia.id .Ihe oree'-k .a'visit in the "inter- ���es't -(vf'the proposed ' At'lin-Taku" Unlet'' Road. Mr. CannichacI sue-' ���ecoded in stirring up a considerable 'interest -in the movement, winch ,.lhe majority agree ;iu declaring ���.would bean excellent tiling for the Camp. iL'ast week, a team of six of Dis-' <coveiy's solo players visited Spruce Creek .and iplayed a 'number of tgames wiuhi-.t-prcseiilaUves-a-t home. "The.contest.lasted for nine games .���and was carefully played by both .���sides, ending in a victory for ;Spru.ce Creefk. A proposed return ���game is shortly to be played in Discovery., after which, .if the boys (from Spruce win, ��� they will feel worthy o'f consideration wherever :9olo -is played, and will probably 'expect a challenge irom Atlin. The game was played at A. H. Alexander's in the following form: ' JJISGOV.BHY. . ��� Pehcentagk won. IK. .liinMesoiiv ."..' : 7S ���K.-Breeze, .nil W.m. Yiukor's, ..-ili I Ihmiim-Ivi-s. That llii-.v DO is.evident.. I iln 1101 iim-siion |lln> judgment of iuici'miic, i-vijii I lie writer of that "'Voice tiroin the 'Creek* "(?), Inn .1 ju-nti-st, that stich eNpri'.,-, N-innt, should In; printed over t hn nitine ol thej writer. It is Kcnoriilly known on .S|i:'in>c'. ���that I suinel iines write from this Creek, and "it has been avici'tcd that-I am the author of! *'i\ Voice Irom the Creeks." This I. wish to den.v, and, in all respect In you, Mr. Kditnr,' I earnestly reuuost .that yon print the writ-; it's name or 'publish this', liiy denial. ��� -Very I rnl.v yours, JiCKKli. The- Atlin Marion Co., Ltd. FRESH. DTCESSED MEATS, .-also. POULTRY OF ALL KIND-S, Dressed to Order'. Cassiarctisaird the Wild Gat'. Exciting Adventure of-the Mayor of .Surprise City. J.ftO ''S. Williams, ���'J. Itutherford,. 'jl\ MoI.Ic.t, .iiii .(17 l.'JO General average, ��� M.'-si. 'Si'uikk. "Peiici-.stagh won. Jas.-Mc-Keelmie, 7S 'Chas. Hickman 7S -A. II. Alexander, U7 2.2:! ('Senci'itl lEVorime, 74J��i A cribbage tournament is being played by sixteen of the residenlsi ���of lower .Spruce. Particulars of the ���contest are not at hand, but, according to report, they are having a -quiet, good'.time. Their names and tthe result will be given later. Some of those who, for various -reasons, have never learned to -.dance, now propose to remedy that .mistake of lonig ago and make an ������effort to do more than stand around kind watch others enjoy themselves '���when at a dance. Mrs. Clay has ���'been persuaded to conduct a small 'dancing school.and will be assisted (by others in that heroic undertak- ���ing, details of which are still lacking. Win. Kyle entertained a few 'friends one evening recently, in a mianner which did credit lo hiin- :self :and afforded his guests much 'enjoyment. There are so many things hap- -pening 011 Spruce this winter, that -in -order to keep properly posted, -one should have nothing else to do, ���and while the writer does not mean: ������to slight anyone, it is very likely Jie will, because of having so little dime to devote to social affairs. " We wei:e silting, wailing for lunch, .in the way-side inn at Surprise Lake :iast Saturday, when we' ���heard a succession of gun shots, and though wondeiing casually what was up, we banished the matter from our mhids- but.-a.Fewmin- -utcs after, in burst " Cassy," perspiring and exclaiming: "So help ���me Christopher, I've shot a blankety wildcat ; he's wounded, and hiding .in a clump dF -.willows, and I'll be ���blanked if I'm not scared to go near to the blankety blank beast. The proprietor of that excellent hostelry, the Surprise Lake Hotel, took his snow-shoes and rifle, and followed by the male population of Surprise City, went out to locate and finish the lynx. On our return from a trip into told that though the lynx's hide was a billet :for 17 >of "Cassy's" bullets, the animal had made good his escape. C. DOTS/UKER, Manager. nnHE rn^~ T MW&^^W^J^S^ftPse^^iff^fcSiftW Wtf^ftr.SiW^5*5*5*^** THE '.DINING-ROOM IS CONDUCTED -.ON STRICTLY FIRST- CLASS PRINCIPLES. GOLD HOUSE, DISCOVERY, IB. C. ST:RIOT;CY I^XRST G.LA.SS. JOE RX2SE, Proprieta*. s-i'^v i-z .Jc' jLivjcri-\r lis'. cojs-.Nirc-.rioN-. P 0 s 0 0 0 PC K ft �� hi H H 0 M K H o �� Musical Instruments, Strings, etc., for sale at C. R. Bourne's. Sphuob Okbbk, Feb. 2f,th, I'JOB. Iliditor, Atlin Claim, Dear Sir:���In last week's issue of The 'Claim, there appears tin observation on: drifting', as eondncted on Spruce Creek.; Personally, I know very little eoneernintr- the manner in wliieli the Spruce Creidi miners nmnntfe to secure a portion of the .paydirt without lettintf the hill down on Last Chance Mineral Claim. Situate is tub Atlin Mining Division ok Cassiak IJitititicx, consistim* or Tin: I.AMT ClIANCB MlNKUAI. CLAIM. AVuKIIB I.OOAThU ���HbTWUKNSihCH AND liOUI.DKU ClIBEKS, Noii'l'I! OB PlNIi C.HBBK. rriAKIi NOTrCli that I, M. R. Jtiinieson, afjent for Y\V. H. Ilrown, Free Miner's Certificate ]i34,S0(l, .��nd J. M. Downintr. free Miner's Certilicate iilM,89l, anil John Woods, I'Yee Miner's iCertih'eate, n34,S'.12, intend, UU days from date hereof to iipuly to the Mining: Recorder for a Certifie.-i(e of rniprovemeiit for the purpose of obtaining u Crown Grant of the above claim. ��� And further take notice that action, tinder section 117, nitist- be commenced before the issuance of'siieh Certilicate oT Improvement. Dated thislth day of March, 1UII5. M. It. JAMllfeHlX, V. M. C. Ji3l.8!'l. Queen Charlotte Mineral Claim. MOTEL, DJXCN BROTHER?, Proprietors Pool & -Billiads, Free Freighting and Teaming <& Horses and Sleighs for Hire. ? V. TROTWIAN, Marcatnrt. Cornei' Pearl .and Eirst Streets, Atlin, B. C. Sl'l'CATB IN i'lIB ATI.IN I.AKK MlNINO DIVISION t>K CaHSIAK DlSTHlCT. WllBIIB 1.11- tJATBii:���On Union .Mountain, IIkad or, I.ITTI.B .Sl'HL'CB ClIBBK. ''J"1AKK NOTICK that. T, llonry Kicliolson. ' " Kriji! Miner's Certilicate No. nlll.Tlil, intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to tip- ply to the Mining.Uecorilef for a Certificate of Improvement, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown CJrant of the above claim. And further take notice tiiataction, iindnv scctinn :t7, must be commenced before the issuance of siiebCertilicateof Improvements. Dated this ��th day of February, A.D-). 19U5. IIHNltV NICHOLSON. WANTED. MliN AND WO..MEN in this eonnt.y and ail- joiiiin^' territories, to present and advertise an old established liouso of solid finnnciii'l stanilintr. Salary to moti $21 weekly, to women -51- <o S!H weekly with expenses ail- vanccd i-ncli Monday by check direct from headquarters. Horse and biifftry furnished when necessary. Position permanent. Address, Hlew Urns. & Co, Dept.5, Moimn lllilir., Chicago, III. FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION. CHOICEST WINLS, LlQUOltS AND CIGAKS CASL tiOOOS A SI'El'HtlV. The Canadian Bank ��� of -Commerce. CAPITAL PAID UP $io,ooo,ooo. RysKKVK, $3,500,000. Branches of the Bank at Jeattitf, San Francisco, Portland, Skagway,.��fec, Exchange so let on allPoints. Goi.n Dust PuKCirAsiso- -ASSAY OkFICX ���iH GONNKCTION. D. ROSS, Manager. VANCOUVER SPECIALISTS IN ���NGBffiERINi -WORKS, ITBL VANCOUVER, B. C. HYDRAULIC GIANTS, WATER GAT1-S, RIFFLE EARS, -STEEL .RL\'.ETTED PIPE, HOISTS, M1.NLNG CA-G'ES wnd 'ORIS ������CAi-KS. IV1AOE XD 3.PJECLAJ. -D.ESLG^ Write fojf jumces and jcmjlIs* ^777-7 'r '0;:':.:"' 7777':.., >$f !���������������������-' W^> '���3/f-' !/;-l: 1 IS I ������':��� . ��� -.-jt..;.- ; it" l-sii-'.-'- .: li Jf' I ATLIN,:.: B. 'C;;7 SXTIJRDAY,T M^RCT,^:, 7i9q5. ; This:'is a good chancelitodq;alittle.paperingat a low cbst and ah opportunity that you should hot : miss. _ji o ������"���������%���'������ ;&:: 77; ���;��� . " Loca 17Events77. ; 7' 77 Tlie'"ladiesr'of.;tlie--<:Pi;csbytei-iaii 7CJmrcl7are tc1 .give;; ft ^concert find ^social 611 7lM-icla37a7tli7;;Marcli:(St.; Patrick's:. T)ay^;:;at;'S 7|i.::m7; The ;Lid i es i 1 a vea 1 \v ay s- gi v'e. u7>ucce ssfii I entertain lueii'ts'; heretofore,; and,- this "one prpiii'ise's'ito'be:up7t6~ tlie;rusual; standards Some pf Uhedjest;talent "in7the' district;:will take: part,::��� iii- cludiug soiiie7ne\Y:t!t6 -Atlin audiences:: Admission,7500.7 children^: 7=5c7;,;'-:7';:7-"-77;7 :777777";.7'-'^':'','7: 7.--An/extra dbg teamon-, mail route ibr,/Passengers, ...-freight,7express. ;!Aiiy orders left.at.Kirkland-Hotel; -with;: Mr. 7: Walter -: Till, - will -. be 7promptly7attend.ed7tb.,7::.'.-��� ''7 7 7 ���: MeDonald' s-G rocery' ' makes - a specialty of freshjeggsaiid butter. "������������ :The7(bllo\vii!g; placer claims have ���-:' -beeii recorded on the;ioth inst. and : located-7'otr7. the7;4tli7/----7^Last 7Chaiice" and7'Long;;Walk," Birch Creek, by.;"-V: Mel 11 tyre 7a 1 id ���' A.���' ' Chariebois,. by-A. Chariebois,���.their 'agent ; ���-' Snowball,'7 Bircli Greek, by F. Charlebois. : -.._.;. 7 .-' Bmqkect i-IuULmi.. <uid >i'linutu Haddies at ,\Vheeling's. .; -Messrs. Jas. Nelson,: Jas. >:Mc- Donald, Alex. Leo, who have been in.town several days this, week, re7 ; turned to Boulder yesterday. Tlie latest magazines and papers are always on hand at Pillman's. Capt. Alexander returned on ^Sunday from a hunting trip at the north end of the Lake. ���Tracks of large gaine were plentiful, but snow being;deep and soft, prevented the trip being a success./ 7 :. Well assorted stock of Plain 'and Fancy.ToiletSoapsatC.R. Bourne's. Mr. Dave Hastie, in a recent let- '<��������� tcr, says he will be back in Atlin about April'1 st."'- ; '7 Stables & Lunisden make a specialty of Fresh Eggs and B.utter. 7 Last Friday evening, the Atlin Hockey Club . gave a very successful dance at the Kootenay Hall, at which youth and beauty were present in large numbers, and tlie result was a financial success for the Hockey Club. A tasty lunch was served in the dining-room. Messrs. Geo. Kiefer, Burt Blazing and Jack Carlniel supplied the music. Fresh Eggs just arrived at \Vhccling:s. 7v;Mr.:;and-iMrs;7 Nelson 7a iid\:Mr Schaler 7arrived7Wedhesday, from' Uie7Cpastv:7: They : left - the^'lplio w-: ingd'aj^ for.-Bouldery Greek,'where thev7ireHnterested'iu iiiihiug.77 77 7HOGKEY. 7 '" ' '���[ -7/-'7- After an evening's Skating"o>," Curbiigrlfen. a Cup <rf 7777 7; -: 77 Cocoa; ot ; Gno^urei-Clierarae|lft,': Balfei"'^,; ^ '7./;;'7 77-:;--/:7:"Br:iud7C6i'iJJCi��v;r 7;7;777'777777 ���; 7"77777.7':'7'7'-: : We have; 3 full line of the above .mentioned 'goods, ::. / And1 our ibices are; right. / ��� :;;:;;'-;,:-:���;���' "7;;-.':.: 7 7;7'":-:''"7"���'.'.'<'���.'' '7.7:.,-"''"7'' V:The -A tliuUiockey-players:yisited: Disbovery7 last jSatu.rda)v and- \vere beaten by4 to 2 by the Discovery players.; This is.very encouraging to:the;Discovery;Eoys,.>is7:pwing to want of practice.a'tkV-' the' trouble of getting tlicir-;best players together,; they:, have'always been this season on tlie losing .side.', 77 7 7 77^77-; .7 A/return niatch'. will"be; played 0!i7.th'e .Atlin7;Rink-7tpday at;2730,- and it is, anticipated; that .;a;.,.large' crowd of spectators will aU'eiicL.7 7:v ;7 Another hockey match-between Atlin aiicl-Discovery will ;be.played 011 the ^Discovery;; Rink- .011 ; St.t Patrick's Day-7(i.7;th;';inst:.)|;'..;at73' ;p7'3n.;;7..'7.-'-.;77 77;:7.777;:77.7::----7-':-:7;77 7;-7':7;a77-7..:CURLING.v7;:!-y--" 7 A.: curliiis; match for:the Wilkinson Cup took place Thursday evening between D. Ross and E. Ros- selli7 resulting in "a^victory of 11; to 5 in favor:of Mr. Ross. Another round for the,-.Fetl'ier- stonhaugh Cup was drawn on Thursday, and the following players are against "each other :��� Richardson.. Turkington. Fraser........ Ridd...... .... Taylor,...,... .Young ....... Simpson,...;..... Davis......... ..vs.. ...Patterson .'���.Wheeling- ,'....-.Sinclair ...7:'Stables .,..,. Grant; McFarlane .7. i-7..;RpSS ......Woods JJ'URS BOUGHT AND SOLD��� Good value given.-���M u.k do McKay, the Fur-Dealer of Atlin. JJ^GR SALE ��� Laundry, Bathroom and Cabin.���M��s7E.F. Rooiuts, Discovery,"B. C. Church Notices. Clinruli ol Knjrlniid : St.Martin's Chiireh- Sunday services: Miitins at. II a.m.; liven- soiitfi 7:'.��l p. m. Celehration of Holy Com- iiiiiiiion, 1st .Sunday in eneh month anil on speeial oeeasions. .Sunday. School: .Siintln.v. at '���'> |>. in. Coniinittee Meetings, 1st Tlinrsilii.\' each iiionth. Kev. K. I.. Stelilienson, ruetur. St. Andrew's l'resliyterinn (Jhiireh hold services in the Clmrcii on Second Street. Morning service at II: eveniny service, 7:!W. Sunday ,School at the close of the iiioi'iiin*; service. Itcv. K.'riirkiiiyton, minister. sox-ckshoii to jy[4 FOLEY ATLIN CHEAP GASH STBRE. Until fnrtlier notice, the f<dlowijis wilt l.eth<7rates,^ . . ��� <i, .������.���-.,������!..,��� ���.������: nionthly: u :,\- .; .-a..,' :���-..-.-...V- ���.':.���,- <���:.���'���. ��� x .i'T.- ::: : .-- -. .;;._.....;*3..50 rper Light- Installation, ....:.-:-;...v...^v-.:-:--,:v--;-'-;';;'--V-'Y-;^'- ..* ���������"������-.. -.������-..-, ..-.:...::-..-. Stihscrihei'S.otiit Jwsiiptihed at-Meiter rjites . - 7,���7*l, Rent of each Meter,,.^. ..7,.;-.7:7,:7...:.7..,],.,..,. ..-$1.00 permontk ."������"���������-.������.��� or at, u Hilt" j-ales, as -iNndef: ���;. .- .���'���','���. .'���-..:���: .���'��� .���/;��� 8 Caticlle Power Incandescent, .>...,.V....$ 1.75 per nionthpery Light l"6:7.7"7-7;7;,'7��::;:-.;'',.^ ^'���^������:<- ,.���:/:::;-.... ;.7...;..- -3.25;;v7:. = i;.,::-7;;.;, 7;..;,.7:"777; 32 ' " -:..:-.-- .- "r :'': - 7" -.-:" '.������>."���. r'-\:'.. ���;-.V.-:.V.:."-'.V..7.5.50; .:-..;',7-: .,;:77 : ;;, r-romi.iid aflei7tite;:ird ^antiai^, W^^^^ lit from ti a. in. .until daylitiht- VA':;--:-;:.7i-7^:~-->V':'-'.f;: . ;:^ :.;. ---_:; v:.>i -All hitrned-m.t or:idnclcencd Ittmiis will ^eeschansved for iipwciios,,&-ooot,cliats-e.it 'i.roiifrl.t to tlieCon.piti.y'soflieeV hut broken ��nes will he cl.a.sc'1 ^^ ataO<>e.��s ettch., . ^: 7 TheCompany's Modern^ Steam Laundry -1ms been let ��>.. lease Xo.Mic,:ttnfi, .MilS.KKNN, who wiU eollecTand deliver airwiishin^^^^ liny airaeeounts in connection with the banndry. :,. '-:������' '7: ._���:'' ���'-..." I MimM"::W^mm^Mt^ ,AT-t,ti>r,7'.-��..'-'-'C. "�� .7 BJ .-.'���'��� '..- ATblX, II.,C. '.'��� ";��� SHELF AND HEAVif HARDWARE, T'n and Granite Ware,- : 7 Wliners' and Blacksrrliths, Supp?l-es, Doore arid Windows. Furniture anil Mattress Factory. ��W;7:��PEN oorimni urewitig :isoipany,.M.w. 7 . 7: ."7.. ���" 7- ATLIN, B. C. : BREWERS O LAGER BERE SMALL AND XA RGE ORDKRS PROMPTLY ��� FILLED. :*' FINEST FQUIPPKD HOTEL 'IN THF NOIWI-I. EVERYTHING CONDUCTED IN FIRST-CLASS MANNER. Uu-to~Batc Restaurant in Connection* FRED WRONG, Manager. CORiVKK FIRST AVJiNUK AND DISCOVIiKY STRIJin', ATI.CN. &W FULL LINE OP STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. Flour, Oats, Chop Feed, Bran, &c, &c. ����� s f <��� Jr f > r " ��M THE Half-Way House is a haven for all travellers. The meals are freu-inillini; ami the hracers in the bar as refreshing; as the dew of the early morning. An ideal summer and winter resort. JAMES CLARK, I'KUl'KlXiTOK.
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1905-03-11 |
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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<div id="ubcOpenCollectionsWidgetDisplay">
<script id="ubcOpenCollectionsWidget"
src="{[{embed.src}]}"
data-item="{[{embed.item}]}"
data-collection="{[{embed.collection}]}"
data-metadata="{[{embed.showMetadata}]}"
data-width="{[{embed.width}]}"
data-media="{[{embed.selectedMedia}]}"
async >
</script>
</div>

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