A. it, I'' iLZr VOL. ATIJN, B. C, SATURDAY, MARCH, ,30, 1901 NO. So. IVED Our Spring Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Selected to suit' the taste and needs. of the Ladies of Atlin. Iri Men's .Furnishings we can show some lines in:���- FANCY SHIRTS , - "��� ; FINE'AMERICAN SHOES HOSIERY SUSPENDERS UNDERWEAR GOLD SEAL BOOTS GOLD SEAL SHOES. CLOTHING. Wo have a Fine Line of English and French Briar Pipes. OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES IS LARGE AND COMPLETE. PRSGES REASONABLE. 1> .AC liTT & M S3 T. Some.Much Needed Amendments. Extracts from the Flaeer Act Ancl Amending' Acts-Now Before the Leglstature. - The following are some oi' the the most important clauses extract- from Bill, No. 14, 1901, entitled " An Act to Amend the ' Placer Mining Act.' a*'d 'Amending Acts" now before the H. C. Government. The Bill is introduced hi the Hon. Richard McBride, Minister of Mines. It is now before the Mining Committee, consislhig of the following members: Messrs. A. W. Smith, Green, Clifford Taylor, Dickie, Houston, Rogeis, Kllison,'Martin, Curtis, Mclnnes, Stables, Haw- thornthwaite and K. C. Smith. The Bill as a whole has been favourably received by the House, and it is expected thai it will pass in due course wilh very little alteration. A careful perusal of tlic undernotecl clauses should prove of interest to every placer miner a<- the amendments are such as tr commend themselves to all engager, in mining, aud especially so tc those inteicstc-d in Lhe future pro sperily of the Allin district: part r. .Section 3. Jn case any person should allow his Free Miner's certificate to expiie, he may, within six months from the date of such expiration, obtain from the proper officer, upon payment ol" a fee of fifteen. dollar.1:, a Special I'Yee Miner's certificate. Such Special certificate; shall have the effect of reviving lhe title of, the person lo whom it- i.-rissned ,to all placer claims which such person owned at the' lime of the lapse of his former certificate; except such as under the provisions of the " Placer Mining Act" had become the property cf some other person at the time of the issue of such Special certificate, and shall operate as a Free Miner's certificate until midnight of the 31st day of May next aflor it*-; issue. In the case o! a joint- stuck company lhe fee for such Special 'certificate shall be throe hundred dollars. Section ' 6. Provided that a Free Miner acting as agent for another Fiee Miner-shall not be entitled to locate or reco-d any placer claim as such'agent unless and until there has been recorded in the office of tlic Mining Recorder for the mining division in which such claim is situate a [lower of alloney appointing such agent to locate and record such claim for his principal. PART II. Section 7. The size of placer, claims shall be as follows:��� In creel: diggings a claim shall be 250 feet long, measured in the general direction of the course of the stream, and shall extend from high water mark 0:1 one hank to high water mark on the other, but when such high water marks are less thai* 250 feet apart the1 claim shall be 250 square: In bar diggings a claim shall be: (a.)A piece of land not exceeding 250 feel square on any bar which is covered at high water, or (b.) A strip of land 250 feel long at '.high water and in width extending from high water mark to extreme low- water mark: hi dry diggings a claim shall be 250 feet square. .Section 8. II" any Free Miner, or parly of Free Miners, discover a new locality for the* prosecution of placer mining ancl such discovery be established to tlic satisfaction of lhe Gold Commissi .r.er, placer claims of the following sizes shall be allowed lo such discoverers, viz.: 'fo one discoverer, one claim, 600 feel iu length.' To a parly of two discoverers, two claims, amounting together lo ' 1000 feet iu length. And to each member of a parly beyond iwo'in number, a claim of the ordinary size only: Provided that where a discovery claim has been "established in any kcalily no further discovery shall be allowed within ' five miles there- !*> , from, measured along Uie watci- conrses. ��� 'Lhe width of such claims shall be the same as ordinan placer claims of the same class. Sec'ion 12.; Where a judgment a Reeling any placer claim is rendered by a Court having jurisdiction in mining d'spute.**, or by.any Commission or Board of Inquiry held, for such purpose, or ;ii',y decision is given by a Gold Commissioner under any powers in this,Act contained, the- Clerk of such Court, Commission or Board, or such Gold Commissioner, shall forthwith transmit a-minule of such judgment or decision to the Mining Recorder Tor the mining division in which such placer claim is situate, and the said Mining Recorder shall enter such minute jn the Record Book u\-j) file the saul minute-in his office." II by any such judgment or decision the boundaries "of any placer claim shall be changed, a plat showing such changed boundaries and signed by lhe judge, Commissioner, Board of Inquiry or a member thereof, or Gold Commissioner by whom such judgment or decision has been given, shall accompany such minute and be filed in the office of lhe Mining recorder. Section 17. No Free Miner shall suffer from any act of omission or commission or delays on the pari of any. Government official, if such can be proven. l'ART viri. Section 27. All- books of record and documents filed, shall, during office hours, be open to inspection by any person on payment of a fee of twenty-live cents. 1'ART. IX. Section 30. No Free Miner shall be entitled to any interest in any placer claim which lias been located and recorded by any other Free Miner, unless such interest is specified and set forth in some writing, signed by the locator or his successor in title, aud such writing is re- coided in the office of the Mining Recorder. B , ' Section 35. This Act shall come into force cnrlhe first day of July, A. ])., 1901. AI'I'UCATIOS' l-'OK RHCOR.'l OK A PLACKR CLAIM. I, " of ��� , herein' apply, under the provisions of the '.' Placer Alining Act," i'or-a record,of a claim for placen mining as defined in the said Act [here describe locality,- etc. fully], and I make oath and say: ��� 1. Thai I am the holder of free- miner's certificate No. , issued .it on the chiy'bf_ . ��� 2. That from indications I have observed on tiie claim applied for f have reason to believe that there is therein a deposit of placer gold. 3. Thai I am, lo the best of my knowledge and belief, the first to* observe such indications and slake such claim (or, that said claim was perviously located by as claim known as - but ha.-, lemaiued tinwoiked' by said locator for not less than 72 hours).. 4. That the said land is.at present unoccupied for, placer mining purposes. 5/ That I did, on the ���' ' clay of ���', '���mark out" lhe ' groin.d and make the proper insciiptipus required ���' by-'-���'the'-7 '-'Flaeer' Mining' Act" and amendments, on the claim for which I make this application, and in doing so I did not, so far as 1 know, encroach on any other valid claim previously laid out by any other person. 6. That the said claim, as nearly as I could measure, is feet long, running in [-and direction, and feet wide, and that the above description sets forth in detail its pcs'.tion, 10 t!.e best of my knowledge and belief. ' 7. That I have not heretofore located a. y placer claim on the said creek (or,-That heretofore I located claim [name or number] on said creek, but 1 have recorded an abandonment of same on day of , aud have posted notice of such- abandonment on each of the stakes of such claim). 8. That f make this application in good faith to acquire the claim for the sole purpose of mining. , Sworn before me, this day of , at ' . \V. V. &. Y. Rv. KXTKNSION. A Bill has l>2en introduced in the Dominion House, asking lor a charter for the British Yukon Railway���to extend Ihe \V. P. & Y. from Whit'-diorse lo Dawson. ? / is��... r? ��J M ft tJ L Brewinfl HRKWKKS OK STKA.M AN'I) I.ACKR HUKK. XON'K HL'T TIIK incsT r.\'(;unDiii'*:T.s u.skd in t:h-: MAxui'ACi'njtK ok OUR IiKKR.TIIIO O.NLV HRKWKKY IX Tlili ARCTIC RKOIOXS. ORIJ1CRS l'ROMKTLY Kri.I.KI) I-'OR AU. TART,-; OK Till! YUKON" TKRKITORY AN'I) XORTmVK-iTK.-lN" im'1'ISII CJU'MU'.A. A T L 1 X, li. C. P^&U'.-. 'j^'P:. -'..���"' fifty ?:..:i:v:;;;:.v���;S5'- Ia /fW. ;������.:���.���: !&���;> *.-. ���'-: -J--/. .-.--, ������'���-. .VVi-ftv.-.-. �����.:,'��� -��� .1. ...'. !���;'Zi7'77.:; ..:,:!:..���.���������a, |||pZ77y..y''7:777:;J7-;. 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A7 '.Investigation iias'y shown thatthe Cbrdilleraif"glacier :massZ. occupied the7 iiiteribr Z plateau.' between the. Coast 'ranges.;and the Rocky mountains, having a length in a southeast and' iiorlh-west direction of at least i2po miles. Its main - gathering ground is placed between the 55tlf and 59th parallels of nortli ^'S7Bme:of;z^tiaTel|\:a^ plains; mici Zdiminutioirof 'theZ height pf^ the-Zmouiitains.Z7ZAnd,7::fina^y^; -thatthis-7was; follb;wed,Anytur:;,;by a greatVaud:.very general-submer-: ge^ceAvith.niuchicedrift preceding tiie ZSecoiidZZ Continental-..- or 7pos^ glacialyperiod. 7 -::^y-: -/Z :-. 7;_:7 :7 / 7'rjiree " great :��� syslemsybf glaciers, with.icfe7dnD;7:oyer^ '^^recc^ni^Z'i^yytheZy upholders; of: this tiiebry ashaviugexi^ted:during; the'iMeistocene 7'era,'.ZZto7whichZUie^ names Cordillerau,7ZCaurentiaii ai:d Appalachian;;;,have Abeeu; .given % 7'mavbe siiisVof ;omissipnryrtliere are. - none: :of :77conimission 7���;.Zaiid7:the 7 changes are sweeping^ ones. :; We ���noi.e .'th'a>.. no alteration has been, made to the law so" far. as it affects : .the hvdraulic :mihor, but we..under-, stand'that the Mining Committee 01 7'; the'House has had under consideration', the"-.' adyisibilUy of issuing Crown Grants/ under' certain res- 1 trictions, for large tracts of placer iround in iilace ,.ol leases as at ���Rg0iits; ; an a3ed s ...:;;a7;az;.a^^^^^^ :^':';';;7^;^-';l^i;-> It is 'to be ho|��ed lhe |latitude,- and its movement has been present.'and ��� that its decision has been unanimously .in favour of such issuance. .. Legislature will iucorj orate such a provision in -t!ie:ameiiding Act, as it appears to have met with the hearty support of hvdraulic miners gene- rally���-.hose oi Cariboo having for lhe past three or four years'been especially agitating in this direction. Tin'. Claim desires to express its sympathy and condolence to its patrons and the public who have lately become victims to. La Grippe --the first epidemic that has struck the camp. Kven the sacred sane- traced south-eastward nearly to lati tude "48 �� , aiid north-westward to latitude .63��.or. beyond. In consequence of the high bordering ranges, their general trend and that of the intervening valleys, the greater part of this confluent mass 'appears to have',followed'-its-length in the two directions mentioned, instead ol discharging laterally into the sea; only a small proportion, .during the maximum phase of the period, flowing eastward through'-passes in the feicenver; ;feerat; .-Store; CARRIES A FULlAhlNK.OF .GKNERALMKRCHANDlSir ,; A. S. Cross &'Co latent relit Atlin. 7 ; . Q!JICK-;Silff;;R00i; "-'������"-'��� For Excellent Coffee, z :'.'��� Short Orders a Specialty. . Kosi-it Het'f oi- Roast PorU with Mii.slirooms. v 7 Kljr.l.ZMKAl'-Al.'iU'TV' GHNTS. A turn of the "devil"was invaded; ,..6 �� ���r������K-ib\e -is-<i conscriuei.ee, this week's issue coast ranges. It seems p ooable, is S'^'a day late. ! however, that tins general move- Pine Cily Baihs and Laundry, Main Street. PIMP CITY. Hl-l.lvN Li.i'UCKi*:. J. II. Browniee, P. I.. S...��. I. S. 11. C. l-owry, A. M. !��� *���'��� r- Givil and Hydraulic Engineers, Land Surveyors ���:":W'. G. PAXTOH,. ' NOTAUY P.UIir.lC.7 ()l--rit!K: "CciniiM- of 'I'liinl iiml 1'fiirl Street, Atlin. H. (!., ��� n|i|Kisiti; Ooverimiont Hiiikl-.: ill!i>-. All kinds of lniuiiiir |iiipe''*t mmlo "lit. Sr-vi-i-iil Tears' iiriictluiil nxpurienco.- OIM-'IOI-: Ol- II- M's CUSTOMS. HOTEL VANCOUVER. >'llHST l.tQUOUS &7CI0A'II.S Goon .Ai:t.'i.J.MMO��.\'"os. - Webtauiiant in ��� i. Conniption. S.'JOHNSTON, Propritilcii*.; Pl-\R1. STUUUT, ATI.1N, IL C. i Gu.*U.SUbllii!*-'Ci*r Kowasl and Uoss. m 1o r ' 3 H.C, SATURDAY. MARCH, 30,, 1901. Builders', Tin Slion i" Coniit'Otiiin. '' Call on us for Prices. ardware? .Miners', and miJr^^PP^^i^^^ and Kitchen furnish Agents fo,�� GIANT POWDER Co., Con.-~St������c ... ,,,n,u,,i Kvu>-, ..��� Haiid. ' Cor. of PEARL and FIRM ST., AfLlN, B. C. ment affected only lhe central portion of lhe ice mass by which the Cordillera was covered; and there is no reason to suppose it was otherwise than sluggish. The directions of motion of" lhe glaciers first produced were doubtless in confe-nnity wilh I hose of the valleys ol" the nioiuilain streams, and ��� this initial tendency would revive as the mass receded' under changing climalic or physical conditions. ��� ' The Atlin district, whose southern boundary is approximately the 59th, parallel, lies on, the extreme northern verge of the accepted gathering ground of this great system, and iis valleys 'gave. '"sL sloPc ^�� llie northward trending ice. The Llew- ellau glacier, now ..occupying the highlands soiith of the lake, may reasonably be considered a last remnant of this vast Cordilleran system. The foregoing brief observations may profitably be kept in mind in reviewing ihe glacial evidences iu which the district abounds, and I shall so far trespass on your space . as to add a few words oh glacial phenomena as a whole, to render our subject the more intelligible. The conditions deemed necessary - to the production of glaciers may be stated as follows: Abundance of moisture iu the atmosphere and a low temperature, due either to great elevations in low; latitudes or to high latitudes with or .without such elevations of land. These conditions insure such accumulations of suow above the line of perpetual frost as will sooner or later descend below the line of perpetual snow and be changed to ice aud water. The water forms when the continents -were at a higher level, before the glacial age. To be continued. <^<..��0*0*>0<>0<K^O*0<>0 LETTKR.TO THE EDITOR. A'l'UHUC GKlUVANCIi. Duak Siu --Permit me, through the "medium of your increasingly popular paper, to call the* attention of the public and proper authorities to the danger to the health of the community, in permitting horses lo be watered at or nkai�� the holes from which our supply of drinking water is drawn. On Wednesday afternoon I saw several horses being watered at fhe rr^ THE I t ��� %0$ *-*s��^,*�� f v. ���*?. I <-* - - ���*> *S*i Byrom. ' * . fc Tkmronakv Pricmisks Northkrn Hotki.. % builder: AND ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL' KINDS OI' Y\'ORK PLANS ANDSIMvCriflCATIONS A SI'IKJIAI.TV BRICKS FOR SALE. glacial rivers, and the ice will move as<a plastic mass to a line determined by the amount of suow. on the one hand and the climate on the other. Its motion will be that of a slightly viscous mass, partly sliding upon its bed, partly shearing upon itself under the influence of gravity'. The advancing movement of the glacier is accompanied by erosion and scratching ol" th; rocks below and by the formation of different kinds of moraines, as till , or blue boulder clay, aud yellow unslrati- liecl masses���terminal, lateral aud superficial moraines. Simultaneous with these phenomena, we have the action of the glacial rivers, consisting iu a partial denudation of the moraines and the formation of stratified gravel, sand and clay. A glacier, it may be added, is an agent of abrasion rather than of erosion, and in the latter its power is much inferior to that of fluviatile action, so that it is no longer thought permissible to ascribe to glaciers the erosion of great gorges or lake basins, all such being now considered due to aqueous erosion foot of Trainor street, one of which was allowed to drink from the hole used, by. the citizens of the neighborhood for their supply: the owner or man in charge standing by and looking oh, entirely ignoring the Government notice at his very elbow. As most of us have lately been more or less "under the weather" with various forms of colds���influenza or grippe���kindly brought in lo us by our fellow citizens, lately rusticating on tbe .Coast, one cannot help reflecting that,-with the exception of such slight'' imported epidemics, we citizens of Atlin have reason to be grateful for the immunity from sickness we have enjoyed since the birth of our fair city. Many are the bounteous gifts bestowed by Nature's lavish hand on this charming spot, but perhaps no one of them is so much to be appreciated as our beautiful Lake Atlin, from whose pure ancl refreshing water we draw our daily supply for domestic use. We have received it pure from ��� Nature's hands, why should we polule it, or allow it to be contaminated to our hurt ? Horses should not be watered anywhere in the immediate.neighborhood of the holes from which our drinking water is drawn. A visit to the one in question will, 1 think, be sufficiently convincing on this point to the proper authorities. Let us keep our water pure at all costs.���Yours, etc., PUKVKNTION. ^,-^-r^r-, A OTVYP OFFICES TltirdStreet, AlBn. CON I rCALlyiV NKXTTO CHURCH OK KNC1I.ANI). It al ii MHrili e E. G. Tennant Manager. jiig in-all its Branches. Branch Office ot Pine, ODOELKER, FRESH MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. . . Fish, Game in season and home made Sausage. Cornkr First and Pkari. Strkkts. NEW STRIKEF Trey Laundry & Bath House Will be in New Quarters on and after March 4th, 1901. C. 15. CO 1-'KIN Prop ���Canadian Bank... (JAXCKI.I.ATIOX Ol' KHSKKVIi. Cahhiaii Dihthh"''��� G. K. 1I.*.vk:s. .]. (>. UOKNI-M.- nugget Rote! Discovery. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. HIRST-CLASS RICSTAUR A NT " ' rN CONNECTION. Ili'iidilimi-t-':.-.** !'<>'' Hnlnier & Pni-i-ott'.s stajri*. Corner Second and Pearl Streets Gold Assaykd, Purcuasi-.m or Tak.-:n on CONSlGNMKNT. riRKLAND HOTEL., V I-rRST .STKl-KT, ATI.1N. J. KIRKLAND, - Manackk. First-class dining room And Elegant Sleeping Rooms. NOT I OK is li(*reli.Vf.'ivfii that Hip ������������-ervu- lion iiltiui'i! <>" Crown land.s sitiintpd in the llpmiptl Lulu* and Atlin l.nlu- Miniiisr Divi-ions of Caviar msli-U-t, notisiu ol which wns pulilUlii-il i" tin* Hritihh Col- | umhiii Gu/.otte ami dntod "t*' Ot!'''-"1"!' IK!��S. is liprc'liy eanuullcd. W. ('. W1JI.I.S, Cliii-f Coininissioiici- of Land- & Worl.s. I.iumI*. & Works iJc'p.irtitii-nt, Vn-toiMu, It. C, autli Janinir;. 1WI- :\ m-fe 2.1 Exchange sold 011 all the principal poinl/in Europe, the United States and Canada. ASSAY OKKICE IN CONNECTION VOU C.Ol.n DUST ONLY T. R. BLLLETT, Manager. THE TEPEE. When on the Kaulail slop at Reichen & IRotfaacher Good Beds���Best Meals. |ULES EGGERT & .SON, Swiss Watcioiakkks, I And miuiufactiiriiifr ji����i,lli'i"*. ' All kinds oi niij.'-jrct work i*.s��*pr.tpd �� itli neiitncs and di-spatt-li. Kirst st. np\t. to Vnoionvi i-Gi-in-ra: Storo i\ SI',. Il"' Pi is; 'ii Mil? 77? Ai t \\ if 'HI 1 i^����(j*fl������w��n�����i���J��������� ��� li*I7:4-' r.:-s-'v,-?.^'-: mm ('*>;'���.-���':''"'���'" "'���������'������ I^SV.:"''-' i lis II ;�����..���.���������.. j:;feZ;Z,Zi77 p,7ylZ; l^-.'^v ���',' liCAT-:; |f.*fZ: ��11 |.Z777 J& k.A^AA. WiAy jtZ?Ai77 1 # : = A7f 11 tips WAA If&r. I V4"'.���.:���'.:-M.'-' ��."-'."���'> Iff: K ATLlN|^;T|.ZyC;.;,: SATURDAY^ PICKED U!>.i ERE^AND :Tii��RE^ -Cliure.li:'oT "'l5ii'(iltiini::"L A' :7^7y1:; A,j ��� :; ���- . !-'t. Martin's- Church, e'or. Tliii-dnnd Train- ;orst reels. Sunday-,services,.Matins at; 11-a'.; in*., Kvensonir 7-:i0 p.- m. y Celebration pi'Holy. :Coiniii'iini6n,7lst7:Su'ndtiyjiAcai.di'ni()iitli and on ^Special. oron'sious/ Sunday Sal 1001,..Sunday at.7:'..;p.7:ui;A .Committee; Meetings! 1st Thursday .iii cni-h: month;;:.".���/. j..',7;; 7;/.,: ���������-���������'���" Itev- K; li. Stniilrpnson, lloptoi-.'. . .. SpAndrew's", .Presbyte^ AerviuesJnAtheyAv yl>; Hull,- SeeoiniySt reel. ' .Morniii!*: service' at 11; c veiling service -7 iIIO .Sunday Sell00l;ut the .close of the. nivruiu1': ��f;i-vk-.p., ;,Rev..(.' 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Z- 7 Zy 20 doz. caps,- 50 and 75 cents;: worth double,; at the Exchange.7 One of the first.symptoms of.La '���'Grippe is a cold and had headache; curein time by using Eortiu & Le Cappelaiii's Anti-Grippe Powders: 7 Ben Wehrfritz, is one of the arrivals this week. , Group of Seven Bench claims for sale. Best part of Pine creek.���Apply Claim Office. For shoes, go lhe -.Exchange, if you want to save money. For overalls go to the Exchange, only $t a pair. Store to rent in best part of town- 20 x ;vV Apply Claim Office, -.,. iXCiiauge7:7.'A;7:;7777.:7,.:;; ���:��� Fashionable hats at the Exchange/ 'A-- Tlpi. Raths,;-Trby ;Laundry7:7-77Z:-;;7 ��� C00R7:;AVANTED���for ZMcKee creek;;; :eamp.---A.'������.Apply7.--tb 7R; -A).. ;Featherstbnliaugh.;Z7 None7 butyfirst class^cook'need apply; ;.��� a: 7; '���, '; Gbbd:7Tabie7 Butter atZEoley'S/as aiid 4.0: cenls7 rier:Z.lb:Z. 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Best Creamery Butter, Oranges, Lemons aud Apples at Pillman's. AAAAA A^ ^/>^.,^V^M/���>'V(A^/^/ti^!���J:,��� : FINE ���'".- ' :'^~^. ���ffW- a_+��Zy,i .77 'v:.-.j;..a:vZ;--in: $.V?S*a)!.>S:f-** The'iupstZCentralaudyConvenieiit 7 in Town: A '"ZZ; Z-yy;.';-Z;..Z;7;.;Z.'' 7.,.Z'.'Zy;. Z,:7,' .Teiiams. y 7: .-','���. ';7;Zz-;7vZ-7;7y ���; a. A./:G;Z Kirschfeld. \\" 111 -'-'ija-'v-'iiltered to- suit:: '���'.4JI-U': :S��sMf/B8s^H@^w'M^rdw^r'i .��> .7 -. A ~- tO>, . ���.,'���:.:' New iMiilSiM-ond Hand Tin "iiiiil Grain re Ware, Iron St pel.' l-'ic.-lfs. Shovels and dllacksm it Ii'h . ACoal. Giant. I'owder, Cai-'S, Kuse and .YuUo.ii StovesZ - '7 7-.7;';77;'.; -'r- ;;.; 7V:7Z::7' '.���'.'>o6cls--.-Boui-}i!t-.Sol��r--'aiid txrlumged. ���������.".������-.,���:���;���',1 ;7. 7. 77.',.. .A.'a r ;imezy^iews z an cl Pliotos" g"o to :/i.-��r i#i &j+- ^ -f h u:-$>% i > a ^a ^|.; ^.;- ���..',:.. /.������-.-...-���,.'��� -��� '--.������Ej 1 msv-plates,;: etc. for sale. ���; ; ;; ������; 77 Birst.7 an cl a Pearl St r^et-s^ ���::?'"' :Atl^ c--.Z|i {\-j,jr y-BATHS ���- \Ja IX* BARBER S SHOP ������,-������' .'���. K. LINK ; : ��� . 1-i-n'i,; .Now occupy their new quarters next, to the llanli of-HZ'N. A.. Pn'-st StreHt7 The lmtli rooms ai-e enually as jrood as found iii cities. Private Kutriitn-e for ladies. . I"*- ^ HOTEL. 7 7 DISCOYJiRY, H.-'C.-.."': When you come to Discovery take shelter under the tree. 7 Finest of'liquors. ��� Good 'stabling. j OR . AT. THE PRINTING CLAIM- The = Bank = of = Brltis rica; Kstiililishpd iu I.S'T>. Incoriiurated liyKoyal Charter. 7 Paid Ui" Caimtai. .���'���-'���' -: - -7 - .- $4,866,6(36 '-.��� - RjisKuvii .Fund. - -' - -. - ������'-.'. - Si,703.333 7 ;���"'���;���" London Office: 3 Clements Lane, Lombard Street, F'. C, .'Heiid Office in Canada: Montreal. PL Stikkman, General Manager.. ���'���.;��� Branches hi all .the principal cities of Canada, and agents in New York, San Francisco, Seattle. Tacoma, Portland,-Spokane, Poston, Chicago, Etc. ��� ^QgJJ BUST SmRQMASSS. '.." I J^j "?^SS?;iSsSS;Z5ZTijJ7 mm2issimiiiimss?vr ^~E
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1901-03-30 |
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_03_30 |
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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 | 10.14288/1.0169697 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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