���"''���'7-i?-'"���.;'��� Lvjtkvic-iiv'O -/j"<sv.' '-;^'i.'"." .:.; . u;v, ���������'..- ,;;..f;. ,."y; y r-\.,;. ...-' /,>" v ^7 m ���-:.. ;������ //M'-^^^--f' 7;-!k^ ,.>.. ;��(.-. ! :..������: -..--KM ..... c-yt 7-: ��� 7*-" P--' ft <$ a.; ,'jf-: .s-tj ';;.;-.; ;^, ,Y.*Art*Y-V "i'-V VOL.726. ; ATLIN,/B. C., : SATH-K-DAV;.;. 'MA R CH-6: i-.9��7-' N":G-Y.fO.I: g^i^^ ���vA; Budget of Interestirig. News 7: - - :Frora -Many 'Quarters. 7:7 7 yy '..; [si-KijiAi-/'0���"'riii'.-.oiiAiii.l . .7 Victoria77Mai'.YVi^ /eia.ldip'ise,:ppcu&f Live y:USu:iI-y iiiipressivcv''i'ere'ni6ni6s;.i ''lMie^s6cialistic7;niciul.)ers7reihai.iied��� : seated-when (.ahe^ lieutenant.cgoy.ern" ~6.t*-|/a7tei;��^ 7Ha\\ahonithwaii'e ' says/- the Slight . wasMntenfional and that The social - ist; members,, do uqiYproposetorc-. :-cOgi)ixe;1wh-ii7i.l.iey7::terin7the .mum- 7meriesM6f parliain'e;utv iVii'cV adds- that. they: .wilL not//rise -ait -saving.-of prayers.; "7.77' y7 7;' >-',y- 7///!':/ ;���'.'." .7:-7Tiie!'e'''\\ic..re'si.v^ 7 lire's 7lonnall\//Y placed./lit-fore /ti^ 7asseinbly7-one o!7wbicli'. providesdor -a ciecrensteot taxiitioirthe'eslimated /total- of Y:w!iic.h.7\vill - be 7$; 25,000.; ������ ;AnollierYpr"byidesY loi-7lhe.epl!ectioir /of/special/license/fees of $200 per annum frouueaeh/iravellerirepreseniv /ing..either/a"cigar orYliquoi/hquse Y'ou'side/tiic; province7and" another'is -!,foriY4he^=lieeuSiugY;:ufY.traders/,and oihers-.defined ���oi'its'ide,,pf' municipal-: ities., 'The .schedule/under thedal- !, ter measure '���'prescribes some ofJ the '.';-follo'',viiig'--*.^li'al^-year.!y.,7ta,ilfl7-^F9'n billiard and pool : tables ^$5;- tor . dance 'halls 5100;/' Iqr/relail/iner- cliauts;'6'r:--'uaders-$5"; for livery: $16; for bnn'kcis $400 aimually and $ 106 ' for each; agency. -/;:.; /;vy ,,.,- .:'-,:;- - y Mark Eaglespn/ the'liberal,nieuv- ber lorT.illooet, who, it was iho'ughi /'might resign; has taken his seal. 7 ' AViiinipeg;.;-Mar.' 15'���'���������.FI'e.nf-y.-.Y.'Vn'-. derson,: rt7biunei:i: clci-kYitKlhe Bank1 ���of i'" n'g.lhud -.' .-������was/-;iirrested - ncnr |!)p'-; minion .City, charged with ,the;:thelt pl/'^5,OGp.7/.7 Y;Y/7YY.YY/rY.:/:/:';;-7/Y.;{, ' The/revised y elections give . the cjonsefvalives-27 seats/and I hcliber- a J s/ ''iY.' sea) s, ��� /!/G il be f t?/. I' la in s "an d Ginili elections are;;yefto''bcdield."/''; 7 AVallace;/Idaho7^^ ; Ada hi777 11 ie:���-'-'ai 1 egeVl?" iii lii'derer{ 6f Gpvenior Stuh.eubei-g7; qt. this, state; I ia s ���/) >ec .1 i.~7d i sc 1 i a rg ecl7 7/71/lie: j u r-y luiiig-'six .-.t'6;. six and: lailed 10.reach _, - , , r ,0 / .; ���.:'.--.',���..��� ; - -' " ��� a verdict. /;// ���y:-7;:;777.7' '/ .:���':'}������! 7������'���' //Sofia, Alai-7,i5:--M/:Petkofi77the; premier and Yuiiiiislei of tlie:;iuierior, ���'liasv"-b'e'e'h::'--'ii'ss'assina'ted1 /^ikIyM. li.Yi: ...!.���-��� . _:-.���;....-���.'. ���- Y.....Y... : :. ;.,../.. ^G ye 1 nadieff,y'" 11 i,e'������ 7mi 11istety 61' com- ;uveree;Y-.vouuded.. ^. y.,/,,.:.../. ���.',-. /.-'/,/ x'��� Portland;7:Mar. : 15..���Onless ihey ,get7a;Uweiity-rive;, .'cent :'���;increase ��� in ;\vages"and:-tu7eight-hqur'day-granl- ied themv the/mili/workers threaten :'tp'"Xie inp;^ ���tlie Avesl.T'-'���')���:'��� V..u..; ���-��� :'���:��� ":���.-, y .���; ::'<;:>.^.y.y,��� ��� ��� ��� y Ton!,o 1 i,:U^!ar7/i^TtT^110.1:'1"'' laP." :palling uiarihe/- caltiSlrqphy/lias jiisf; occtirred.Y this;;;iine Yin7the;Freiic!i;. Mia\-yV;causiug-av\vhplesale,slaughteiY oi/Zlives/ 7:Y'Fi;bm v so hie . cause/ at pi'esen'l unknown, thc /.'magazine on tlie'Fr'eiich.batlleslii]) leua exploded :wreakingYtheivessel..badK"; and, kill- iug:,30O of;her crew. A -nutuber-of people/who were - on the. pier 10 ���\vhicii-the vessel-/'.was-.-tied up, were killed and ��� maiiy wounded, from exploding shells., >��� -, Seattle,' Alar. : 1.5.���The"-volcano, on Ihe island of��� Akutana, near un;- alaskii, was in active eruiiliou'.on ���February, _-:*i:'d. 7; 7 ���':.-. . ��� .' ��� Si. Pelcrsbu:"! iar. ' 1 s.���-There '-l-'itl'sburg >.ia:;. 15. rjohiistown, .Fiiidiey,'.' ���Pittsburg; and a number of/u'Vier lo\vi):- i:;r the district, arc e:-:;'ei-ie;���.'���.'.:ug'.'i he"worst! floods" in the hisiu'ry of Iiie������conntry. The rivers coniir.'ue..'.o. 1 ise and the.people were forced lo live in the 'second stories^ iof their-dwellings'. Nine ueojile su ���"far have'lost ilu-ir lives.: Despatches'iVoiu Tokio slate that the Great Norlhern : steamship Dakota w:is wrecked on Sunday the 3rd, olT.Stigiiini. -S!ie struck, a rock 1 ���are. millions of peasants in'the Mas- an distiict starving -tofdeath:yvS" av.'-i'tilr is the staleof their hunger XX\ uiisery/that the,;youug female. Children are being sold,-���-������killed and eaten, - to sustain life and, appease liie pangs and torture's of death ���by starvation and cold. ���-..'' . Ottawa. Mar. 15.--The Doininioii returns lor eight months show an increase of revenue of over eight niilliou, as compared with the same period last year. , y J when, running at full speeu,. ana, Vancouver, Alar, 15.--AH ihej at 'once began taking water; .shortly drag stoics in town were -closed last j (1ftei -.van:.' the .su-rn sunk beneath Sunday fearing prosecution under,! Uie waves. fhedistu-ss of ihe big the Lord's Day Observance Acl it [steamer had bc-n bhsei ved and lier :-,. Local and -General'^ews.:,','; .'7 -A rra h - no w'll on' 1 be lo rgvtlj ii'.'; St. ���Patrick's concert on. Ihe/iSth,//, /:��� /YMrs.7FYil''/AUl!er, pf/L)isGpveryv- paid'Atlin a visit .last .Thursday. YYy // Mi-s.;'Toui: Mitchell: ;lias:-r.e't,un'ied-: to Atliiv a.fterra;shprt;ho!iday;:inptq. Skagwuy.Y. /.:--....;,;.;.-;-���-?.;> //.-.y. ��� yy yy" y; Mrs:. J.;H: Black/of iBptilder,: who \vas''Yath��i;/.M iiow on- the road to speedy recpyery.; 7.;:Miss Morrison,7pf A7'anc6uyer,Yar- riveci in Atlin: last Tliursday;,to take a7pokitioh 011" the nursihg/staff of theSt;- A hdrew!s hospital/ :/7. ��� vMrsZ-v J.'.'/A; -Fraser, : Master Clar- piicejindjMiss 'Tassie' are spendiiig- tii'e';\veek7dsiiiiig: M'rs^Hi/P. Pearse at::her-iPine.Creek.;:hoiue:..:7,//(;..///. ::;::Mr. vWiiljam-YGui rn-s7: ^arrived ~iu town,o ver; theiFa ii t ai 1 /ea r-ly/,iii: ��� the Aveek.;/ He gained 20, pounds -, cli'ir-- ing: his absence!and7is.ipbkihg'line:, /TVIi-.ZCharles GairiiSYis/niiproving rapidly a 1 KV:is,up7uid -about aiidYas merry"/as;'calidieS:.7y1'-7/-:7/^::'r:':::? -': ������- ��� XSiy- .Chaides/Parke,:/of /Birch, ar- rived 7in YAtlin' Thursday;-'afte,rii'oou-.T He hasvbeen out 'yisiliiig'.'.-at--- Victoria,. -Vancouver and the vSound. ' ��� /.The papers Ybelow, predict!;an:in- iluxoi 5oo,ooO-7hoia7seekers; to the Coast during,1907, -Most of these wiil bring lnoney to invest and will come.to stay. The!outlook Tor.the Coast and the/ North were never so blight. ���//'' - : ,''��� ���''������' . Ave regret very "much having to, draw attention to the advertise- iiieiii of the Canadian Bank of Commerce. ;7-7.Tlie--lpcai.'iuaiiager;7Mr..-J..' -A. 'Smith,-' received word Thursday hist,ihat this, branch is to be closed o.ithe 1.5th of.A'i'iril next.! . ...���������! ./['he:, latest..: criminal ,monstrosity in the "Fast-is a boy often, -.who can open intricate -'.combination" locks with ii-'hairoiu with' aiiuudng dex- leriiy. .'In the presence of a -uum- l>er of detectives -and experts he opened.a-uuinber of sales and laid ���bare the contents'.".. Nothing baffles him, by intuition he seems'to know the coinbiiialion. of all locks. juveniles Play Hockey. :A;/B^ Social Evening-. . On Tnesday -evening, last^it l-Hs-! co very tlie'. Arctic ���i'h"pllierlipod.;'g.ave''. ih'e;.;fi'rst- 6f:'-:tiieir';.:'-s'ocial;ev-ehj.iV'gs;!lo.-.-.; the .ladies and. 'friends-'of. the. so.ci'ety,/'. ! /After !tlie regular .btisiuessmeet- - ing of the lodge the entertaiiimenl; . cbmmitteeiiacPeveryl-liingY in Yeadi-y uess ibrdhevreceptjqii/'bf theguests���'.. 'ah'dvthe'/fiin .began'./at!S:3q!;o'.clock.Y it/was7/ah7-iii fbrmalY: evening Yahd :��� -whisty'solp-and : games-were-'indiilg- 7 edYni;.danciug7prbved7-attra"ctive^ some, the' orchestra Turnishiug en-/; trancing ���������music. : Songs' by Brothers --;���' 'bick;'aYi'^ b)7'"Bt"'6'th'er'''-Foley ��� :wefe- inuch !ap--���'. preciate.d.Y Stipper,:.was served iabput 7 midiiigldYfaiid!;'the;;merrinient!,!c67i!- tinued afterxvardsv /.,.',,!..; / 7;;;! '/������ Ai'etic;Chief Mobley aucLBrother /. W7 7Lv. . ;Haddon7!make/Zsple'hdkl/ hosts/ -"Thev: ladiesYpresent--.were: ! Mrs. 7j'7/^oxboi;6ugh,:;/Mrs.7-P./I,.7 .Fggert,7Mrs: J.-.A'.yEraser,-;Mrs./H.1: !p,/Peafse7,!Mrs. ;F. LE., Mobley, -Mrs 7" P. ;G-:.:, Andersou, 7Mrs: ,J.Y;Kolcd, :��� Miss ��� AgnesyAnderson/ Miss Jessie:; Ahderspn 'aiid"Miss,May/Kofod; 7 7 The Arctic Brotherhood iiiteiiclsV-.. ito^coii tiii lie the" month ly'social eveii-7 ings. during, the 'balance' of. the"win- '���'. ter at least." . y i.^:,.< ���. :.;.- .;i7.../..:���/,/��� pa:'isengt by the they sob.l any drugs. The action was strongly condemned by the doctors. ''J'iu: Dai;ula sailed lioin Seattle 10r Chicavo',: Mar. .15, ��� Alexander' "1:- <-)riv��t <>����� Feb;uary ijlh. with. Dowie. who claimed to be "Klijah j 94 p:ts::engeiM and y.ooo tons. She rial coil'last I '������' a sislei shin lo the Aliii.nesola. s and crew we;e ie-.;.'.-.e! iapauese ship .O.iiiiiuura II,' 100k ins moil length and ha-, ing a carrying cap Saturday, at Zion City, and went home. N'o eharioi. Paris, Mar. 15.'���'I'he,. strike of the electricians which plunged,ihe city into darkness lor two nights, | ��� , . ^^ e..ded iu a vi::lory lor tiie striker.s. | ~"7h'e miserly man ���i- They iwo being the lan-e.-d ships on the acitic ocean b-.-iug C'30 feel in ng a carryiuj he Dakota acily ol 20,000 tons, is a total loss. L'heinainus, Mar. 15. - -Th'. ]<eu.. i refuses U lend us a lew 'I'he 'wee laddies' of Discovery a.;--' .uliu struggled ��� for��� :%upreiiiacy- mi the! Atlin rink la:-l Saturday al'tei ii'Oon. Oinioud RiU'ke played goal for Atlin -and 'Billy' Haddon did likewise lor Disco\'ev. "this g,;ve the li-:ld to tlie boys, and the gaine was a iively and exciting one. \\ hc-n time was called neither side had scoicd. An extra ien minutes was played, with ��� like result. Following were the players. Discovery: \Y. Iladdon, C ''-r.; ..-, li. Bruce, is the one who! ]-i. Mobley w ��� dollars. 1 am 1 lived at Piiltnan's:--fresh ! K< rl'.e, isville hotel aud several-i-lher buini-j Just an destroyed by ���' lire I battel', eggs, lemons, oranges and ' I'las-.-r, imrs were R, : rough, Clyd'.: I Car! Anneisou. Aih'n: (.). I i, bi.iser, L. l-'MSer, A. !.. '..iasieil, A. I'u.rie and i i. recently. ; apple Li .'-���-. ������ >';���" ;��� '���/QHll!jU;?V ''��� .'���������:"���' The'-following'-inatclies iiave beeii played duriug;th.e/p'ast7weelc:. ";'./ /Fr-asei'-SniithTI'rophy./ / Fiuabof the lirstrouiid. ���-..--.'���'-'.' Mar. 7.���Fetherstonhaugh. 9;., Sin- , clair .8.; '.. ���'������.-���'.,-- 7"--: 7 Mar. "9.-.���-���Sinclair"'.13; Fraser/: 2. Mar. . 11.���-Wheeling! 14; '���'���'Fether- s.tonhaugh,4. Second Round:! Marcli 7-i 2th.-----Fetherstonhaugh :g; ] Smith, y. -; ; -7.-7:-'-������::'.������.��� -:- .Mar. 13.-���Sincbiir ,12; '..Fraser. ,11., Hampton-Dui'ie Trophy. - The first match in t'nis competition will.be played on Atlin rink 011 Saturday afternoon between teams representing Atlin and Discovery rinks.-.----. ��� . '������.���'.���'������ Eg'gert Trophy. ���. The first match in t'nis cotniieli- tion will be played on Discovery rink on the 251'd, luiween teams' representing' Alii'u and Discovery i rinks. ; 'I'he paragraph in last wee!;7s issue legartling ihe 'Brown Trophy ; was, by mistake, p!ace-l uiider the heading ���Ross Tropliy7 Thai was .the final game and (he cup goes to : the Discovery u-am. Get On The Lisi. I 'I'he Court of 'Kc\ isi-m cf ibe Vuters' List for the Atlin i-'.i-. . inral Disuict, as a/r. e: l,is;-d in iii/- \i. 1.,'. ��� (.'ur/eite, will"!).-' held on the sixth day of May, ! .;o-;. I ��� e l(-t i;i /Mini ciu-es 011 111-.- .:;;;,ii oi M.uch. it o.-hoo-. i.'S all :iio.-:e who ar..- not -iii the list to ii.. . l/i-.'ll -..i;u -i -ut I oil same iiiiuiedialelv. _, "'. ATLIN, B. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 16. 1907 in uaiin. 1 lib A I LIN CLAIM ig pun 1.1 she 11 rvcnv '.at uno^Y MOtlNING. IVTAII.TD Fni:C TO ANY PA UT OT THE wonLO ran on ccntg plii month ; t.��j.oo ccp yrr.n. ADVcnTiaiNo tiATnc : *i.oo pun men each iNtir mtion'; ncnDlNG riorlccs. yc cents a line. nrrci/^L hates on application. , Y.".. ������'."!" ��� ,'.'.'. . " , .' ->��*---���;���; : '������:������ /..7/,7//:.!OR:i*['IN'l"!NCi: -./.'' 77; ' ���ILL-HtADS, POSTEHS. Y VISITINO CAnDS, LETTItn.HEADS, PROGRAMMES,, CTCi. ETC, ' .' OriDEnsHriOIVlPTI.Y EXECUTED. ,- Y YPHICES MODEI1ATE. , ; Thb At'IjIH Claim Puiir.isinNfrGo., l.rn. W." Por.rjAim. Guant. ISiu'toii-ManaiIkii. By "Acclamation. . Nomination day came and went -���without--any;. other-.;,result...than-the endorsation ::of: ! Dfl Young by ���������:'��� ": ���'���: '��� .'.:,;.' , '��� '"���'���..'������ - "':'" ��� ��� ���' acclamation. ' It 'is well it were so. There ..was a .'dealbf:rumor in the 7 '- - '���: ' -/"-'.:���/ " ' ��� ���- ' ��� ' . . r, , air and : talk on .the street's and in /.quiet.,., places about determined opposition,- but, '.we have: ho doubt, '���������'.���- ��� ' ; '77 '.-'������' ���'���" wiser counsels./prevailed, 'with! the . above result. y.y/7''7.::; ;.:There:is:not .tiiuch to be.said ex- ceptthat it/..was' the only open /and ���-sensible'/course to pursue. ���.-../���Even had a man been! found in the district to oppose the Doctor, and even ! ���-with: the! wildest stretch of imagination���rhad .he . .beateii him, /there is such ..an bv^erwheiihiiig majority: 'in the House no perceptible hurt could .. be .dohe-.the Conservative party. Aiid,. as is but human, when the needs of this constituency were placed/"'before the House by a member/, of the opposition, they would hardly, we think, receive the same consideration as if presented by our present representative. And small blame to them. If the people of Atlin had done; 'anything else than what they did do they- would deserve most any treatment. "���", I-Ioweyer, it is over, and it now remains for all to help and assist our ���member, as much asT possible in carrying out the work for which, he was elected. ��� ' - ���'. ;' Fraudulent Mine Promotion. The-American'Mining- Congress, ���a'very powerful and well-organized society in the United States, is getting after the 'wild-calter' and fraudulent mine-promoter iu strong nicv.suresand they are calling .011 the newspapers of" the country lo help stamp out the evil. The same thing applies this side of .the line. We have the 'expert' and the 'promoter' pest with lis just the same as other countries. Tlie bona-lide men will not leel aggrieved at this -statement. They know, heller ihan most, how the bogus man damns the country aud makes all the harder the way of the legitimate Individual. We quote a part of a letter sent to the press. trial system of one of its greatest evils, i. e., that of' fraudulent mine promotion." "Needless for us to say that the press of the country has long, been 'knocking' tlie wild-cat mine pro- motor, but it seems almost useless as his .'pull' ���, directly! or indirectly with -the politicians and others who have the power to shield him, gives ,lb the'Shrewd! promoted! Confidence in his���game."; To attain success in its,campaign, the i.Ahiericau Mining Congress has .sent a personal coin, municatioh to ! the governors - and other stale legislators: urging- them to approve pf the bill for a.federal department of mining."--.- Iii the,; bill approved and 'recommended for enactment.at the'��� recent session of'the Mining. Congress in Denver-it is, stated tliat "the co'-operatibn, of our government., witlr /the. YAmefican; miner, through a/-'department ,-of mining, will "give an/additional and conclusive:proof that. American industrial progress can be , most"per-, -���-���' y o Y' - '-. ���-��� ������ ���'���-���'���- ������: '���. y.���-������ ������-. manently advanced." The magnitude of the mining industryin thet United States ds away., above and beyond what the average man Avould. surmise// /.The total value, of the mineral /and metal, production of the United .States in 1906 was $1,912,491,572.7 ' .! Canadians! Justikeep your hands on the- arms of your chairs and think out quietly the possibilities of our own country. We have a milling area equally as large as the United States, and the industry is yet' in its youthful stage.; What will, the future show when these mountains -and streams yield up to the energetic the enormous wealth which they are known to contain. Gold is wealth, wealth is power. Having one we will have the other, and, rightly used," Canada is destined to be one of the great nations of the earth. , Here, in our far-away corner, we must not get despondent or discour-, aged. We are on the eve of a change, and one that must be for the better. The drought has lasted some time/but a good harvest is in store for those who have waited. ... -<^>��- -���-. The trustees of St. Andrew's hospital desire to thankfully acknowledge" receipt from Major C. W. A. Neville of $12.50, being his half- yearly donation to said institution. Many thanks, Major. Two large gold nuggets weighing 37;" and 967 ounces were discovered at Poseidon, Riich, near Taraguella, Melbourne, on December iSth last. yias�� a - I/ In tlie Iron Store formerly occupied by Stables &Lumsden. My Goods are all Fresh -and, 77 7.7.7.;'- ;7-7'-":-::">'-', of the best quality/ Prices 7:'������'' ���'.:'- 7'/!\V.y'������'������ moderate.!- '"'/.���''"-'",'/" ' "'"7:7-'!7!7//""//"//i-"'"/.:".' >��e,X-'-::^ % Sreiiiii^i^pi-ficl;! rKONKAD7WAWKECKA, MAt"AGKU. ' Brewers Aof; Larger SMALL AND LARGE ORDERS; PROMPTLY FiLLEIJ. F ^wi*!*-.-^ &���.�����&��&**?'.&.��1**>.8>-J*. The/ Bar -is supplied.7 with ;Yifohe -but/the/;best:;brands of/Liquors/ and .-Clears'. ���-..-First-class "Billiard /and Pool Tables. DIXON &/SCHULZ, Proprietors. 7 Corner Pearl and First Streets, Atlin, B. C. FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION. CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS AND'CIGARS: CASE GOODS A SPECIALTY. IRON PIPING, STEEL AND BAR IRON,' DYNAMITE AND GELIGNITE, GASOLINE. :-"-" STORK!" IN A'rr.IN AND DlSCOVl'l'Y. 'I'he pearl is caused by something that an oyster cannot cough up. it is often bought by something that a'lobster coughs up.' *fe JOB PRINTING AND COMMERCIAL WORK. CARDS, POSTERS AND HAND BILLS ���*.''���'.* Executed Cheaply, Promptly and Satisfactorily. . . . THE CLAIM OFFICE. ��cm:iQrA��o.&<iva��cmy*r.wQ*fJ*^^^ The Atlin .Market Co., Ltd. FRESH DRESSED MEATS, also "'I'he co-operation ol lire press is j The latest magazines al C. R. desired in an effort to'rid our iudus-] Bourne's. POULTRY OF ALL KINDS, Dressed to Order. C. DOELKERv Mana er. ft ATLIN, B. C\, SATURDAY, .MARCH 16, 1907 CORRESPONDENCE. We do not hold ourselves iespons- ible for the opinions expressed by our correspondents. ' PARASITES. To the Ediloi:--- Sir. ��� It , is somewhat puerile to suppose that 'parasites'---as you bluntly term ihein���-can be exterminated by'the drastic measures you suggest in your last issue, besides, in these enlightened days; it is impossible to iulcrlere with ihe liberties of the free-born subjects, how- evci insignificant they may appear. And, in this country of all others, where Jack is as good as his master mid 'something' better! you surely cannot question the rights of people to live just as ihcy please, whether they labor or not, or indulge in throwing dice, or grafting, or-rapacious trade, 'or money-grubbing? Why, Sir, you would turn the constitution of this noble province upside-down and in-side-out, and make a terrible mess of things! Does not all modern Socialistic philosophy point to the wisdom of tending and helping indolent people iu consideration of their being less harmful citizens, than some of their busy���yet more mischievous neighbors? 'Jerry Jingle.' 'Nohall', Nowhere, B. C. ��� Chance led to the discovery of a remedy which will cause burns to cease from being painful and also causes injured flesh to heal speedily: Dr. Thierry, a Pans physician, was in the habit of using picric acid as an anti-sceptic, so that his hands were impregnated with the solution. He dropped a lighted match on his hand but fell no pain. A short time after he accidentally dropped a piece,of burning sealing wax on his hand and though it burned the skin he fell no pain. He began-experi- menls in healing burns with a saturated solution of picric acid. All pain instantly ceased, no blisters formed and a cure was affected in four or five days. Don't forget this. The Week, a Victoria publication cf good, common sense and judgment, predicts a great future for the Hon. Richard McBride. Mr. McBride is still a young man on the sunny side of forly. He has taken a firm stand against the exorbitant demands of railway corporations. His attitude 011 the "better terms" is well known and received the'-approval of an--overwhelming' majority of the-'people of the province. Disintegration of the liberal government is already beginning to show at Ottawa. When the final moment arrives it will demand a man, the man of proved capacity, of energy, and of personal magnetism. Mr. Borden possesses these qualifications only in a minor degree, and 110 man in the party possesses all of them lo the same extent as Mr. McBride. The Week pi edicts that the Hon. McBride will be Premier of Canada in less than ten \ears, and possibly within five. Fresh line ol staple groceries on hand at li. L. Pillman's. A soft boiled egg contains more energy than a pound of steak.' A soft spoiled egg .contains energy enough lo clear a stage. A man who puts off generally gets put off. 1 ��� No man is- s'o rich be can afford to loose a friend7 Think straight and you will nol go crooked. ��� Any fish can swim down stream but it takes a'live one to swim up. The moment a man is satisfied with himself everybody else is dissatisfied .with him. now to .siicuRi-: mci.i'. h'ai mcrs, contractors, nianufac-, liners, and all employers of labor desiring married or single men, will do well 10 apply at once to Major C. W. Creightom Salvation Army Immigration Department, 439 Harris Street,- Vancouver, B. C, or Rupert Street,-Winnipeg, Man. Blank application forms will' be supplied and each application will receive careful attention, No men will be sent unless applied for in the above manner. NOTICE. NOTIGI-; IS IIERI'HY GIVEN Hint, application will he made lo this Legislative Assembly of "lit Province of Hi-itish Columbia, nt its next, session, for mi net to umem! the I'ituiik', Nvji-ilicru .iinl Oniinneu Railway. Act, 1901). being (14 Victoria, chapter !i0 oT the statutes of the Province of Hi-itish Colmn- bin, by irivinu; the Company power to construct, ciiuip, operate tti-.il maintain a line of railway ulso from tlie junction of the Slcecna and Copper rivers, or the vicinity thereof, in Const District, to the junction of the Hulk- ley mid Telkwu rivers, or the vicinity thereof, in Const District, mid to amend the I'acilic, Northern and Ominoua Hailway Act, Amendment Act, 19(13, being- II Edward VII, chapter 10 of the statutes of thc Province of British Columbia, by extending tho time for the completion of Hie work of construction of the line of railway, us limited by section 2 of the said Act, until the Slst day of August, 1010. Dated at Victoria, H. C, this -"'.Mi day of February, A.I)., 1907. riOlNVI'U, s l.AWSON, Solicitors for the applicants, mltitapllll. Hampton &. Durie, Proprietors. Discovery. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. First-class Restaurant iu connection lluiuhjiini-tcrs for Dixon's statre. TO CONSUMPTIVES. 'I'he undersigned having been restored lo health by simple means, after suffering for several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption, -.is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To those who desire it, he will cheerfully send (free of charge) a copy of the prescription used, which they will find a cure for Consumption, Asthma, Catakkh, Bronchitis and all throat and lung M'aladiics. He hopes all sufferers will try his remedy, as it is invaluable. Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing, will please address Rev. Edward A. Wilson, Brooklyn, N.Y. y tff* ��6& iff* t��T* t��p*~ z��r* BCTaasraCTmraMamnasawura^^ s. rr THE ATLIN- TRADING CO., LD. "^ FULL LINES OF Flour, Meats, Hay and Oats, - Dry, Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Furniture, Crockery and Glassware, Carpets, Oilcloth and Linoleums. THE BEST CASH. PRICES nsr ti-tje District w rnaniemai mm WHY SHNIl OUT WHEN YOU CAN GET GOODS AS OI1EA1' HENE .' Atlin, Nugget and Grape Ring��: und. all kinds of Jewelry maun faetured on tlie premises. Fine New Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Diamonds Watches from -55.00 up. Audits for Columbia Gramophones. Silverware, Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, Souvenir Spoons j ATTAIN AND DISCOVERY, safety Deposit vaults. Watchmakers and Manufacturing Jcwclrs. K�� They are Waiting for You! argams IN Gargets! and. [House Furnishings. FULL LINE OF ��� BOOTS and vSHOKS, , also GOLD SEAL HIP GUM BOOTS. ^ Atlin and JPQty Discovery, B. C. Successors-to J. H. Richardson. < k of The Atlin Branch of this Bank will'be closed on April 15, and all deposits uiulniwn at that dale wiil be transferred to the Skagway Branch. Customers are requested to close their accounts and withdraw documents and valuables left for safe keeping or escrow. ATI.ix, B. C\, March 14th, 1907. J. A,'SMITH. iMamiyw ;A:TLIN, ;7BV(:C. 7; SATURDAY/..: MARCH /1671907. .'■1ST, M lii'i'ix,':; t;i(Vii<"li uk Ur.'i.ii.ANi'i.- ; t'uml.'iy. tiwirnuj;:,"- .servh:;'.-. fire rendcre'l al II it'clurU.. !\Vi'ii.' (.'. '.-"■,■'! I III liorn. ln.V reiuh'r. .I'l.'iiHii'V'i i:i!l.\x ('.iintcii..,.' ■.■"-'■ .S-unlay ino.rniieT servicer 11 nY'liu-h .-: Sunday .srjiool at Ti.if''. I'veiiin^r service* ".'.III. /ll'tei-noon, service at Discovery; Sunday 's.-i.oiil at 7 '■'.''. " .•7 .'■'■'.' --. ■'.- '■.'■■ ,Recepliod.;and Presentation, lowship the Yvoni'eu's A'uxilUary of said Ch ufch beg ..'of':you to,, accept this dinnerservice which is presented witli; th'c,. best: wishes .of', tlie .donors for long life and happiness .and the libpe that' you may ilubibe from it lor inanyr.;a day' and '■ year to come not only, the- itisp/iralio.ii produced by the cup that' cheers l.mt does not inebriate but that 'warmei7 higher and;:holiei';.iiispirati6h:'.thatisborir of good .deeds clone and 61', hearty; good .will aiid sympathy/from those with/ and , for whom you 'labor in and Tor Hit. interests ■ and. cause ;ol lfninanily-aud ol .Ch'rislY y 7 .17 Jl.'Mobley, p». -behalf of the Discoveryy: church 7 members--aiid friends, presented:a diandsomeseuof carvers and a; set of fruit knives, y~". pair - of- spoons: -were on-the -table';' froni;; Mrs. .Geo./Sin-. clair. A very :,pretty little incident [occurred: when, Mrs. YPoelker'prer peo7A. Jones !Se,iled'Mrs;. Ross^ with ^bouquet.of •'.'..'; It was a biiylil aiul clieerful gath- ^ering; that, assembled 7i,t theYPresby> .:.-. teria.u church last Hriday evening to bid welcome;, to ,;the Rev7Ross:" as'ul, , .bride1;.v D7H7.' McDonald presided ."■.- and'iiiade a: good ciiairni:i:i:7 The 7 'following enjoyable programme was 7-given.:..-.- ..,; ...--y-.- ■';-. ■ .■ ■Selection'by the orchestra.: .;; 'Sleighing Song.: . •■-■■•': By. the-Children /Recitation '.',- -.-/. -,' John Turnbiill 7"Song' y 7;-7- -cMargaretlMcDpuakh A 7-claint -;'Our Minister's Sermon' :---':-; ■'-■(, -7'■.- ■■[■-■ ■'■- 7- /By-Allan Fraser : .Selection by the orchestra, y -...Recitation -'■,' -"7; Jbll}-Little Clacher'; Tlie Childreni-\<-H"iLe->iVviabi'i'itlis' Can adian, Eacific Railway Gom|)an5r. •aMuwuus *v?suwattr*i2KM<?>{WMUa*£^f crcawu u* wj.-.xiinotacBX'- rw iz*xx2to**rwrtz \ : * «n gammr ■-,.,; '. .ALASKA ROUTE SAi LINGS. . Y Steamer Beatrice sails Marcli: iQtti.; 7 ' Steamer Amu r sails ■/March;: 26th. 7 '77' '■' '■•• 7 7'Sailing ri-oni Skagway 8p.m'. ■.-.■■■;:■•-.. :7._ '7 :7;': //Direct/ to Vancouver and: /Victoria". " / 7 '777/■' .':'. :'.'.r rn nsiiiir tiny li.v rail or steamerto Sea It lo without. oNlrn ulinrt;e. .' We K'ivo.Uiiiek service.: N'o, iiitoi-niiMlliiln calls. . ". TT . .~I~)'. TS "7.7-' -'-... I'ot- rates or., information appIy:fo -. X..L. , JL). X--' LI LI 11.. 7 ' ' ■■•"■'.. ■ 7y:::.7.. . :"-Y:.- :-Y -. ■ '. y7 ; ,- ' ■-'" A«ont, SIcaKiviiy. 'Lady'Clare' .MaudHaslell!. Refreshments were Alien served 7; and a; -very enjoyable evening 'See tlie Merry School. Boys - : '-7/. Tramp'- ,-<:-..:-.]■ By./the. Boys, jbrought, t0 7a: close. -, Branigan's :Y,77SelectiohYby the.orchestra.: :^:.!;bai|d^ ■A Smack.,i'liYScliopl';.:y:-...-.' y-.y- ''-' ' '': ' ' '7": -"J ;' - ^y--- :_==__t;'\":\ .7,7- Y'7 '"•:'- //-.: .Leonard Haslell i. lWhat; Game's-Best'^or i'lay- /;: jug' //- -,/7/// TiieChiklren , i. Lowney's Eresh Chocolates $1.00 .■! perib.,/at/C.R... Bourne's. '•'"'"_. 7 vSelection by:the. orchestra.; iVIcDonald's Grocerv /makes a J. A; Eraser then, ^witliv.appropri- - './,.■.■■■'"■ r-"r 7 7 7-:1 :■■,.'-., ■■ ■■' . .■..-."' ■ 7 •.:■■, ...:. ..... . ' - ..,:''' 7 .».: .specialty, of., Iresh eggs, and butter. ate liitrbduclion, read v Y'J-r'7 . 7~■:■'"--7..-.- ■■'^•-■■y-/: .'.':'■— <^V-*-«^-#-»-4-*r#~»-*-«•-♦-♦-♦-♦-♦-»-*-♦-•<•-♦ -♦-♦^l3^«-*-»-*-< ►■♦■» ♦ ♦ * » ♦-♦-»-»-»-»-»-»<3> i''\''^T?-:-P;''l^ '.■.\'"-JCiIi 7/ ADDRESS.70E:'',Wii.LC.OMjE.;7 To the^/Re7"ere7idAlexaiicier'M:7aiid ;:.M.rs..,Ross: 7/ / ..-./ Reveiend Sir and Madam. . 7 ■ The members and adherents of . St. A mlrew's Presbyteria-.i Church iii id .Sun d a y School and ot tier ! fiends iu Atlin desire-to extend to yoii ai-d your wife; a cordial" greeting and welcome. ' - y: We welcome, you, Sir, back to your labors.-.with the .hope and bev lief that your visit lo former friends iind scenes 'may have done you good and1, nerved you for the strenous '■work always and everywhere awaiting :!!:<! iuviiin;.'. earnest attention and pevU;: uuuiee.-of.. and by. all ChiViiians but', particularly of and l>y': lhose w.lio make, choice of your noble and devoted ca.iling. V\7' also heartily congratulate you Upon.the happy aud successful culmination' of the immediate, ami most important, object ■ and purpose of \ ourvisit to the home of your \ onth and upon your wise and lel- it'it.ious choice of an help-meet ami we trust the years may be many in which you, will be impelled to de r AIL INTO' LODGE ''■."7'7'A".">"ra,"-"AvWiT"--;-- No. 42,. (J. li. !t..'Q. - 7 Jieirnlai- cuinmnnica7 lions liekl on tlie' jirst Tliursda.v of each month in the A. O. U."\V. Hall, - *■■' Third Street. . Visitinjr i.iretliren cordiallv inviteil. - ;, ■:xkr 'yXX\ 17" BARBER SHOP. J. W. THOMl'SOK, JIANAGKK. BATHS FIFTY 'CUNTS: I'rlvr.U!'-liiiti'iinco for Lailies. iiig'ricst Prices Paid For Furs i iciri ^before the 'public:: :. ''••:■ . Y ■,■.'.-.'--'!-.'.:■ - ■■■•■:.■■'• O '■.-'.: :'-.'...-"'.■.'■', ■■ l- ■■ . :-'■'-■ :■:■. .' ;'///; 7"///'thev::.: rnaiiy/7:a.d.Yantages:YGff;Xi/-■-:' / :' .■'■■: thedistriet is theobieet^p ■''■■,./. ■' ; '•'■''- 7 **■'-" 7. ifei-.rsl .1^1 IIill XJxyuxs^xJK\r:x ' : tieprosonting" Joseph Ullniari,' H. Y. Will'itiiiki! Ilujfiilai-'Trips to Atlin 10"liny l-'urs. nil 'I':- your csliiuab!': wife w«i desire lo extend a warm and .hearty wcl- Sy.-iopsi-; of Ciiiiiidicin 'llomustcud Rcguioiians. /\ XV nviiiliililu Dominion l.an-.l.s wiiliin .X"A_ the Kuihvay licit in lii-itlsli (Joliiinhin. inny he ' lioiiiusteaded h.v any pi-rson vvlio it! lliu Mil.-- heail of a rmnily.oi- any mule over IS years nf iiKC, to the extunl of oiu'-qimrler I svel'uiti of Ki'.l ai.-ri'S nioi'i.- or h.'ss. ; clare, with the wise men of old, and ! |,:",,'-v ""'^i"-' !I»"!'" i»-i-ioiiailyai 'in- toi-.-i! { land olliee lot-Ihc ilisti-irt in wliieli tlielnnd with ever incieasing lervor that "a I ■„,^itmiti.'. prudent Wife is li-UU ihe Lord," i 'n"! '""n.'Ntemler is r...,.iiri'd lo'....|'l".,rm ■■ ■ ■ Mini ui'ii'.liliuiis eoniii-i-tcd Iherew il ii iiiiiIim- and that "wliOMii ,jindeth a .vile I olll, „;■ th:-foilo\vin»' plans: lllld'-lll a "O -d illill" '" I "' '^' h-asl si.\ nninths' l-i-iidenec ii|idii and ! ciiltiviilion of the land in oiieli year Tor tlii-i-o , ,\i'iii-.-,. I (-) 1.1' the father (or mo I her, if I lie In the r is- I dret'i'.x'-'dl of the luinii'stniidiii' resides u| u l-iillle U) Olll' OWtl tOWIl and district | rami in ilm v'n.-inily of tlielnnd i-nlei-eil for, unci siuceicly hope and trust that j"';/ ;;«'i"i':''«»«;«"''.»« '•• .'^nr™ m'y,!m 1 ! -ntislliMl hy sni'li iiei-siiii resiniiifi- with the she' imiv never .have cause to regret | iaiher -ir niotin-r. coming to Atlin but. that her iiiter-' It:"'lt ,ho T""- '"7 ^ 1":l'm;l,;""7l'"':i* n | dein-i- iiiioii liirmin^- land nv.'iieil hyhitniii course and association witii the! tin- viv-i.-.ii.-i- «.r his humi-^ii-iid, tin- rrcniiiv- people Of this CiUlgregalLm !,,w,, 7^-n-- as to i-e,i,h-,,,e may he sali,li,-,l l,y ' l n .-> i :'■■.lui-iH-,- -llioii tun said l;unl. aild district may he .-•nell as will ia- ; sis numtlis' noliee in writing shniilil he duce and leave'only pleasurable re- I ^^■■•»t..ii..:u........Nri....v.-i.riio1,.iI,i.,,,i,,„,u J l ai < ill awn nl intention to aniil.v lor puteiit. collections when or if iu the fuliie.-.s ■' Ctmt i.uni.s mtiy ho|itii-.-hitM..>iiut->innoi-nei-o of lime she may be disposed or by ■;'^'^i;--»'''«»'l«'»r'''-»''f,'.'-'«-;^ ^'».,ry J him '.\±» ai-i'i.'s cm lie nc'iiiii-ud hy nun imli- fol'Ce Ol eilCUIUSlanceS or inclination j vidual or i-onipnny. iwoyallynl. tin- rule of to remove to some other sphere of If1""' w"1* X l""ut ~X' ,[""""** «hM l"'""1- 1 h-i-.tnd mi timi,'i'iiss mil put. labor and usefulness. '.!.'. *.'•- '7 ' .' ■:■'"■ ''.: ■. : . •'. ::-: . This cannot be suceess-7 / . fully /accomplished with- ' out the genei-pus support of; the7, business people and the residents. • D<t'0'*-'0<- »'i>0-' . . SENI) US YOUR SUBSCRIPTION .$-*-♦ -<r-*~*»-♦-*•♦-♦ •♦•♦•♦-♦-♦-♦-♦.♦-♦^•♦-» ♦ ■$)^-♦•♦•»-♦-♦-♦-♦•♦ ♦•♦-»-■♦ ♦-♦-♦-♦-♦-♦•♦^-♦-♦-••-♦^l Pine tree Mtl ED. SANDS, Pi-oprietor. -\ Siiictiy First-Class Hotel. And nowi-as a tungible token of e:.'.».iJ.U ..n'.l w.w.(joi:y, l)ii|iiily of tint Miiii-ter ol the liitei-ioi' >.".11. -Unanl lioi-iy.ed ;in 111ii■:11 i11;i of thisnil- vi'Vt.U':t'.i'ja'. will uat liu iiuid il'ii-. js-l-'i'.ii Only tlie Choicest Wines, I,iquors and Cigars used. DISCOVERY, B. C. Atlin View Letterheads We still have a few pads left. The only Letter Paper to use when you are writing to your friends in the East.p To be had at The Claim office.
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1907-03-16 |
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 |
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Date Available | 2011-09-07 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | 30308820-c90a-4e8d-8c67-e990522f492f |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0169673 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
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