'/ VOL. ATI,IN, 15. ti., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER,'23, igor. NO. 1: XT Are offering Special Bargains in their Large Stock ,of Men's Goods iNf.-i.rniMi Clothing, Heavy OvershiHs, Sweaters Gaps, Underwear aead SSegsgs. Their Stock of Groceries is the Largest and most* Complete in Atlin. They are prepared to give specially Close Prices.for winter supplies. OaH, examine eind secure priqes before piir-chas*" -ing: elsewhere. BLACKETT &/GO. IRON STORE, First and Trainor Streets, Atlin, B. C ICAl AFFAIRS. Wars and Rumours of Wars The Outside Heard From. A Third Contingent Called'Out For South Africa --- Dawson Reported to Havo Hatched a a Fenian Conspiracy. The Canadian Bank of Commerce. . CAPITAL PAD) UP &S,ooo,ooo. Branches of the Bank at Seattle, San Francisco, Victoria, B. C, Nov. 22.--E. V. Hod well, K.C, lias consented to run in oppo.Mtion to the.'Govern- meiit at Ihe forthcjiiiing- election lo fill the vacant ��� portfolios in the Cahinel. He is looked upon iu Victoria a.s the coming- Premier. His candidature seems ominous as he is an outspoken enemy ofthe Canadian Pacific Railway, and strongly favours the Great Nouhern. \ Meetings are being held in many parts of the Province and resolutions have been passed expressing Want of confidence in the present administration, and demanding- that all vacancies in the- Cabinet be filled at once. ' Rumours have been heard that Col. Prior, M. P., is retiring from the Dominion -House to enter Pro- Exdharsge sold'on a IB Points, Portland; Skag-way, _ete-,;i"*^inci:il politics, but this he em phalieally denies and pul/.-uder a gnaid of Fenians, that .5000 supporters ol* the Administration have been put in prison and the Fenian- (lag hoisted over Ihe Government offices. The rumour is not credited .here. . Jair.es He*-.������ley, ol' the Yukon .Secret Service, who is now in the city,' 011 being interviewed,- says that a conspiracy of the Fenians to .'eize the Vuko-, was known lo the Secret Seivice. iu September last. American newspapers state that important papers ofthe Fenian order have been seized at Skagway but the officials theie refuse to' give them up. Tlie names of the majority of the conspirators are known to the police. Tlie Secretary of the Order has fled to Seattle. ' Goi.n Dust Pukchasud- ���Assav Oi'kick in Connection. j. S. MUNRO, Manager. , The Carribdo .Hotel, Wm. WALMSLEY, Proprietor. - FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. - Fine Wines, , Liquors and tiflars.���-StiiWinq for Horses. Oi-i-osiTis nni-o-T. ���-'.'.' CARIBOU, Y. T. # The Vancouver Genera! Store. ��� Dealers in Provisions, -Dry '.Goods, Etc., ���A. S. 0RCSS & Co. Sl'liCIALTlKS IN FANCY CAKES & Fresh Bread, Rye Bread, etc. PASTRY. Chas. Mykk, Proprietor. Good llooniv ti. Kunt*-li.v the Day. Week -nr Month ut i-unsiiiinlilr rutcx. Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Ni-w inn! SitoihI' JIiiiiiI. Tin itiiil lii-imiU' Whi-i', Iron .SSiii-l, Pu'li-K. Sliovi-ls nuil Hlr.c-Usmith's Conl. Gin lit I'iiwiIci*. Cn|i-s I'li-f ami i'ulcon Stovi".. (ioods Bowqlit Sold nnd l.xclmmic.l. The = Bank = of = British = North = America Good Men Wanted. Ottawa, Nov. 22nd. A third contingent of volunteers for South Africa is asked for by the War Department. Col. T. li. 1). Kvans lias been requested to enrol 600 men. It is understood that most of the recruiting will be clone in British Columbia and the Yukon. Men who have already seen service will be given first chance. Do We Know Them ? Vancouvkk, B, C, Nov. 22t\.��� The Daily Province of yesterday publishes a sensational story about two French and one Italian young lady of aristocratic parentage, who were persuaded to leave their homes in Paris under pretense that they would be engaged as governesses in the house of a wealthy Frenchman residing ��� in Atlin, B. C. When they arrived there, the woman [Camille?] who induced them to come told them they were intended for the mistresses of rich "A 1 ropical Fracas. Gai.vkston, Texas, Nov. 22c!.--- A revolution in the Republic of Colombia is at its height. Colon, the capital, has been seized by the Liberals and an" attack is hourly- expected 011 Panama by the Gov- ��� eminent forces. The Liberal party- have so far succeeded in carrying al] before them. The United Slates has lauded a company of marines and is guarding the Isthmus. According tq";- the French press, the United States issimph seeking si pretexfio seize Lhe*fs"ilniriii.v.- --'- ' Justice at the Hands of Uncle - Sam. Vancouver, B. C, Now 22d.��� It will be a general surprise to the public to learn that the perpetrator ofthe foul murder of Chief of Police Meredith, of Seattle, sotse months ago, John Considine, has been acquittedof the charge. A Religious Riot. miners. They fled to Skagway and returned here on the Amur. Hhtub'Nslieil in IW>. luivirpuratril li.v Itiij'ul (lluirli'i-. Paid Ui-Capitai, ���-.-'-*---- $4..866,666 Rkskrvk Fund ----- ' .-" *$i.7.03.333' Head Office'in Canada: Montreal. H. Stikkman, General .Manager. I few davs .reaci,ed ])ere as to a con- Branches in all the principal cities of Canada; aiid agents in N"e\v*Vork,S[,ir.lcy'ill Da\vsoii tp overthrow the San Francisco, Seattle.'Tacoma, Portland, Spokane, Boston, Chicago, Fie. j I'ec]ei-,'lI' Government in that city, Dawson Has a Fenian Insurrection. Vancouver, B. C, Nov.122d.-~��� Uglj*- rumours have during the past Athkns, Greece, Nov. 22nd.��� Bloody riots took place here yesterday over the opposition to the proposal to translate the scriptures into modern Greek. Twenty thousand people assembled around the temples of Jupiter and Olympus and passed resolutions condemning- the proposed translation. Fights occurred with the authorities and many people were killed and wounded. Possibility of Government Interference. ASSAY OFFICE Gold Dust Assayed, Purch-ascd or Taken on Consignment. Quartz Assay wg at Reasonable Rates. ��� ���'������ and despatches from the States even go so far as lo say that the Government officials have all been seized Ottawa, Nov. 21st. --It is authentically reported that the Minister of Railways lias made peremptory demand upon the management of the White Pass & Yukon Railwa\ Company, that it furnish the .���Department with a full and complete" schedule of its rates, both passenger and freight, and lliatiftheclati.se iii the Railway, Act, covering this matter, is not immediately complied with, il must abide'by the penalties imposed iii-the*Act*.' '"'"I 1.', '1,1-1, /���"���,��� V. ���3.1 V - ATI.IN, P..C. SATCKDA.V, NOVEMBER, 23. 1901 The Atlin Claim. I'ulilislii-.l nvi'i-y S.iiiir.liiy ni.ii-iiiti*. Iiv ' TllF. ATI,IN Cl.Al.M I'l.'III.IWIIlNlf ('". A. <!. NlHSClll-T.l.li. ElilTiHi. 1), T111111 l.r.us, Suli-Kilitnr. Olli I' i.ill.li.'iition IVai'l S'.. Allin. II. < ������ A.lvrrtMnif Hut.'-.*: .*?l.l��i prr inch, I'lH'h insertion." KiMnlinu* noti.'i'S, -���'> ci-titu u l'"��'- Sim-iul Cmilriu-l lliitr- on ii|ipll.'iition. The sill.M-ri|it ion prii'i" i" Z:< " >'''��i' PH."*'" ul.lil in iiilviiii.'"'. N<" i; U'i'i' will he "U.-livi'iiMl uiiloii thi- M.iiilition is roumlii'il with: POSTMASTER SPEAK Replies to "Aggrieved Sub- ' scriber/'' Hydraulic 3g? ining Machinery. Sati;ki>av, Nov.' 23rd, ujo'i. Tm-:' Atlin District Board of .-Trade is ' the only recognised organization in the district and ' it should receive the support of every business and mining man in the camp. Directly or indirectly- every inhabitant *..;f this district dc- . rives benefit from' the untiring ef- ��� forts of its Council, who, although handicapped by the small number of members,' has, for the past year, done a good deal of valuable work in order to further' the welfare of Atliu and'its environs. Now is an opportune moment- to ' air a so called." grievance. It has been said that the 'Board ol" Trade . Council is a '/clique." Tliat this is not-the case can easily be proved by.any one desiring to look info the matteririn -any case, the remedy is at band for. those citizens who are dissatisfied,- The General Flection ��� takes place in-Junitary-next, and it ��� behoves'all good citizens, who are .. . not-members, to become members ���.,*.aiid*to exercise* their privilege by , v. voting for those whom they consider ..best adapted lo represent them in tlie Council. By thus acting the Board will be strengthened, numerically and financially, and it will be better enabled lo undertake and carry on the good work which it has shown its' capability for performing. ���Those who wish to vote should become members at once, especially the "kickers," and if we Atlinites make up our minds to null together, as we should, much good will come of il, and'' the Board will, be in a belter position to " demand" recognition,- when necessary, Ihan it now is. Do not wait till too late, send in your application to the Secretary and be on hand al the Annual General Meeting. To the Board and its Council we would suggest tliat the public- be invited to tlie annual meeting. An exceptional opportunity would thus be afforded of fully acquainting, at first hand', many people who have "a doubt," as to the reason why the Board is worthy and entitled to the heartiest in6ral and financial support of the community. At that meeting a review of the past year's labours..will . be given, and people can thenl,leii!.'H .whether or not the Atlin District -Board of Trade is an inert bodv ! ��� '��� ' '��� Gives His Opinion As to the Nondelivery of Mails���Board of Trade Takes the Matter Up. Mining, Pumping & Slmcing Machinery, Centrifugal' Sand,"'(.travel & "-. Dredging Puiifps. ���'An*, important -meeting' was held , in Victoria, oil the 22nd of October last, before'members of tho Government and representatives of mining men from Atlin. The object was the early settlement ol the* difficulties which have-for so long retarded the profitable working- of Pine creek. To the last reports no decisive steps bad been taken, It is with'pleasure we publish the following letter from Postmaster Eraser iu answer lo the communication of " Aggrieved Subscriber," whicluappeaiediu our last .issue : Sik:���In last week's issue' of your esteemed paper there: appeared a communication from an " Aggrieved Subscriber," complaining about the mail service, and, among other things, demanding an explanation from the Postmaster as to why certain mail matter .has not come forward, etc. I think it is generally well known that the Canadian Development Co. arc the contractors for the transportation of mails, both summer and winter, throughout the Atlin and Yukon districts. . That your correspondent, as well as the whole community, has cause for complaint' 1 am quite ready to admit, but why the Postmaster should be called iipon to explain the delinquencies of"a company or service over which he has no control and'' no connection beyond receiving the mails they bring and delivering to them, tlin��� outgoing mail, I cannot conceive: can you? Had your correspondent enquired ofthe- Assistant Postmaster anent this matter when securing the other information accredited, ' he would have been treated with equal courtesy and would have learned all we knew about the situation. If, however, "Aggrieved Subscriber" is the prominent citizen that your introduction to his communication su��uesls, he should be a meni)>er of the Board of Trade, it being the only organization here that makes any effort to.conserve and advance the interests of the community and district, and whose efforts have been very effective, adverse insinuations or slatementrf by disgruntled or disappointed self-seekers to the contrary notwithstanding, or if he is a live meml>er he should have attended the regular monthly meeting-of the Board, held on Thursday, 14th inst, when he would have learned that immedial.: and earnest action bad l>ecu taken by that body to lay the situation before the Hon. the Postmaster-General (and other officials), both by letter and tele- grain, seeking the earliest and most complete,relief obtainable. Trusting that this explanation, though possibly, not ; what was expected, may. satisfy your correspondent.���! am, Yours, etc.. J. A. PkasivK, Postmaster. Atlin* B. C, Nov. i8th, iyoi. HYDRAUUC DERRICKS ��� l'Voiu 3 lo 10 tons lilting capacity. _ HANI) ROWER ' DERRICKS , of 1 to 2, tons lilting capacity. HYDRAULIC ORAVEL- ELEVATORS, ��� HYDRAULIC - GIANTS, WATER GA'IES, ANGbK STEEL Rf FPU'S & HYDRAULIC RIVETED PIPE. The Joshua Hendy Machine Works. \'os 3.S to -m FltKMONT STUKKT, ' * ' SAN FRANCISCO, CA1, Write for prices, circulars' and cata.log'ties, or call on A. C. Hirschfeld, Agent, Atlin, B. C. ���*.-**-'VA.��.-.-..*.-,<r^��>-.:.**o->:.^ |THK K .(:M )-T:lvN AY ; HOT EX. ���* - -.- .-------.--.--.-- - ,J George E. Hayes," Proprietor' '? - COK. IMKST AN'I) Tl-!A INOR STKKKTK. O Tills First Class Hotel lia<* hcon ' i-eiiKiileli-cl und ref imiisli.*<l tlii-oiufliout Siinil ntlVrs tin- West n.-conimoiiation t'n Transient or Perniaiipni ^ (ini'sti.--Ai'ncrictiti and European Pldn. O Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. I ���- Billiards' and "Pool. ���iVtt'��<>'��**:>:-**K>*��c>-��.c*.^ An Atlinite's Hard Luck. Tlie maiiy. friends of Mr. John l'eacey, of 95' below on Spruce, will regret to learn of the misfortune which has overtaken him. THE ���iR4ND HOTEL ' FINKST EQUIPPED HOTEL'IN THK NORTH. EVERYTHING 'CONDUCTED IN FIRST-CLASS "MANNER. French Restaurant in Connection - , Rick & Hastik, .Pkoi-riktoks, David Ha.stik, Manac.kk. Corner of First and. Discovery Streets. .f o|c Importer of General Merchandise jners Suppliers OUTFITTING ArSPKCIALTV FIRST STREET, ATLIN B. C Hydraulic Giants & Hydraulic,Riveted Steel Pipe. Wo iminufui'tim' ti full li"*' ��'f'��" supplies i-ennireil for "Wo have Giants, etc which we <' ENGINES UOILEHK I'U.Mf'!**- TIltCM, ll followi ydranllc njj** line* now in our .shops oriler*** "for ',1001) feat of Pipe: also Water U I'erlmps you may need KOiiictliinir iinnieiliately from the an ship at onue from stock:- FANS ORE OAKS GRIZZLIES HIOWEUS ORE DUCKETS BELTING lU.OWKKS VALVES ENGINEERS' FITTINGS, ETC The Vancouver Engineering Works si-cCEUiiiilW to ARMSIRONG -S M0RRI5ON, Iron Founders, Boiler Makers and Machinists. OI-'KKIE AND WORKS. VANCOUVEH, U. C. , . THE GOLD HOUSE, DISCOVERY," B. C. Comfortably Furnished Rooms--By the Day, Week or Month. AMERICAN; AND kuropkak PLAN. '���',' ' ��� .l.'P. RoBB, MutiUr-cr. .Turner';'Beef on' $* Co. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. --- Importers of'.'all classes of Foreign Goods -��� Victoria and Vancouver. Sole Agents for: BROWN'S 4 CROW-N SCOTCH WHISKY CORBY'S CKLKBKATKD CANADIAN RYE ��� A B C BOHEMIAN St. LOUIS BEER MOV'! & CHANDON CHAMPAGNE, DRY IMPERIAL .. ���::?' ivwKvr-'iv."^^' ATLTN, -B. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBKR, 23, :qo\.' in DKAI.KKS IN First Street, Atlin, B. G. Handle only the best* Goods in the Market. Groceries, Fruits, Flour, Feed and Provisions. BEST SERVICE GUARANTEED. Trv our Teas and Coflccs.' The following lelcgnun lias Been received from Comox, I!. C, under dale of the 30th' 1: llo.: "A' terrible tragedy lias been enacted here, as a result of which William -Torrance's family, is,left without a breadwinner and a dark shadow has been thrown over the'life of Joim Peacey. The hitler was mil hunting* yesterday-afternoon.' Coming through the woods towards Torrance's farm, he saw what lie supposed wasjeree a deer; and, taking aim, fired. He then advanced to pick, up his kill, his friend and to his horror found Torrance dying, with a bullet hole iu his neck. . - ���' . "Torrance had beei: digging a made his terrible ditch -Alien Peacey mistake. " Peacey had tlien to perform an awlul duly. He -went up lo the Torrance house and told Mrs. Torrance what he had done, and that even then her husband was lying cold in death. " This i.s the second time within two years that fate has dealt Mrs. Torrance' a' heavy blow. Two years ago she lost her Jirst-born in ail explosipn in '.the Union mines, and now she i.s a widow with a son but thirteen years of age, as her only aid in. .the struggle, she must make fcr her famiiv." that Ihe only solution of ihe problem will'be the organization of one strong company to operate the entire creek*." It should, perhaps, be observed that Mr. Brewer excludes from tin's genera! observation the Stcwudiko pioposiliou, as appears from the fcllowing remarks concerning that property and its possibilities: " It is evidently an old channel oi' Pine on its .south side, as is Willow gulch on the north side. Slev- endike gulch should offer excellent opportunity for hydraulic milling, particularly as a bedrock Hume could be constructed to dump ail tailings over the falls, thereby avoiding the difficulties which have arisen on Pine creek becuise of lack of adequate dumpage ground." Ik !���:. OiLLKSiM u. Prop. Finest Wines, Furnished Rooms Cigars. bv the Dav, Week or'Month! - NOT IGF. Brewer's Opinion - of Legal Troubles on Pine. W. M. Brewer, M. IJ., in his report on this district to llie'MixiXG & IJxGi.NKicRiNc Journal* has the following observations lo make on the tangled condition.of affairs on Pine creek: , "The problem to be solved on .this creek is how to work il and its tributaries profitably and avoid law suits. It is a serious question. _ whether, uuder;tlie present conditions, where individual owners and two' '.Corporation.***; .'ire.endeavoring lo work on Pine creek, and Willow gulch at the same time, satisfactory "results lo all concerned can -be attained. The individual owners work with ordinary sluice boxes, using water .without pressure purchased from, the owners of ditches, while the corporations are working ���by hydraulic method,, depositing the tailings in.the bed of the creek to the detriment of the ordinary placer miner, who is quick to resent such interference. The management of the hydraulic companies argue that because of the depth of the bedrock,' insufficient dumpage facilities and scarcity of water, the ground should not be considered as placer, but should be leased by the Government for hydraulic mining. Even were this done,' if more than one company engaged iu bedrock ii '.ning. and. hydraulic mining the qnestion of dumpage would still prove a -.serious ' ol>stacle, because operations carried on by a company working the lower creek woi-ikl interfere with any workings the upper portion, and vice a. Consequently, it appears T the undersigned, * owner of the ahove Tlio l.e R.iy. I.nl. Lia , Mining Company, owniii;*- the Li' Uuv, Hon Tail, IIi.ai-k Jack, Bctte. ftiAiiELi.A, fiiALK), I'kcsai. Trsubii. I.11TU Joe Puactjok. Mineral Claims, situated in Rainy Hollow, Chil- lcat Mining* Division of Cassiiir District, U. C. . , To l-'KAMi !���' OLAUK. IIARNAIU) HOY I, AMI OKI). I'IS'/j l)I< OT1IF.K THJ-IIII A OK NT OK Adl'.NTS : I, Jos. W. Smith, part e mineral claims, hei*e- li.v jrivu 11.1tiei' to tin.' aliovc-ntinieil Frank 1\ Clark, liuriiiii'il lloyl and Geo. Piny, or other their A treat or'A-rciits that I dm hereby request tha.suit! Frank V. Clarl*;, Km-uni'd Hoyl uml Geo. Pin/, or their AKGiit or Ajrents to contribute their shares of the; assessment work done on the said claim.-,, viz: one years'asse.ssme-it work, lroni July, 19U1 to July, 1002, uinoiuitiiigr, respecti-iely, to the .sum of -Slll.O.-i, ft Kill. It) ami $lli!l..||l. Unlossthe said amounts be paid to me nn or before the l(lth day of February next I ..hall proceed, under and by virtue of the -powers con- ferrcil by Section I of the ".lim-ial Amendment Act. I'.UO, repeating Section 11 of Cap. fsJOTICK i iN will be inf the Statutes of 1SW). Joti. AV. Smiili, Hy JSl) P. Ll-MllMAY. Atty.-iu-Fuet. Atliu. II. C;., November Kith. 111(11. iln'i NOTICE. '.'���IfucK ol' Anns" Mineral Claim, situated -at" Discovery f!uiu:>, Pine Crepli. 'I'o .1." II. .Mam.ai.ki: asp W. IIoi.i.ix.is- WOHTII OH OTHHH T1IKIU A (SUNT Oh A(; K..VI*!* : Wl!, thi' undersigned. W. G. Mitchell, and l'\ A. Wise, part owners ol' the above mineral claim, hereby wive notice to the above-named J. "��� .Mallaleu uml W. Holliiifrs- worth or other their Anent or ,V***ents, that we do hereby request the said J, IL.Miillaleu uml W. IIolliiiKsworth to contribute their share of the assessment work dime on the said claim, viz.: Two years' assessment work and survey, from May 22ud, ISflii, uiiioiuitiii^* to the sum of S2r*0. Unless the Mlid amount be paid to us on or before the 12th day of January next we'shull proceed under and by virtue of the powers conferred by Section -I of the Mineral Amendment Act,lM)0, repealing Section II of Cup. 4.1 of tlm Statutes of ISllil. W. (i. JriTOHBLi.. I'. A . Wihk. Ailn.. H. ('.. Oct. 12th, lilUI. si-7-3ii> s hereby jiiven that application ! made to the Legislative Assembly of the Prnviuce of Hritish Columbia at; its ne.Nt session for an Act to incorporate a ' company with power to construct, equip, j maintain and operate a line or lines of railway; of standard sail};!!, fi'imi a point at or near Kazeltou, on the Skeena river, in the District of (Jassiar, by the most feasible and practicable route to a point at. or near the Northern boundary line of the Province of liritUh Columbia, at or near Teslin lake, or Atliu lake, or both, and also from said Ifazel- tou by the must reasonable and feasibh route to a point at or near the teasteri boundary line of the Province, via tin Skeena. Habiiie. Drif ���**.*....ttl. Omiupca am, Kiulny river- i.. the Peace River 1'as-,*. thence I'liisti't'lv lo ii point at or near the Luster.' boundary of the Province: with authority, also to const ruct, equip, maintain and operate branches from any point in the proposed line or lines, not exceeding' i" any one ease thirty miles in lenjrth. and with power to construct, acquirp, own and maintain wharves and docks in connection therewith, and to construct, own, equip and maintain steam and other vessels , and boats, ami to operate the same on any navigable waters, and to construct, operate and maintain telegraph and telephone linos nlon;** the routes of said railway and its branches, or in connection thercw ith. and to transmit messages, for commercial purposes, und to collect tolls therefor: and to acquire and receive from any Government, corporation or persons, grants of laud, rijrhts of way, nn.':.ey, bonuses, privileges or other assistance iu aid of the construction of the Company's undertaking and to connect with and to enter into traffic or other arrangements with railway,steamboat or other companies', and for all rights, powers and privileges necessary, usual or incidental to all or any of fhe oforesaid purposes. Dated thi- 21st day of October, A. ]).. IDOL Counwai.i, & Kor;Elis, Solicitors for the Applicants. nofMit I-"OK Pfrotograpl OK Alaska, Yukon and Northern B.C. I'ROM Skagway to Atlin & Dawsoii GO TO See HIRSCHFKU) Pacific Coast S,S, (.0 Pioneer Alaska Line. Safe, Fast, Punctual, Comfortable, and Luxurious. Courteous Treatment* Splendid Meals. APPLICATION FOR LAND. NOTICE. I, I on \ vers! Anna M.iiiki." uml " Vntoki.**,''.Mineral -Claims, situate, about ill.; miles* north of Atlin. ��� o .1. S. I-'KKGUSON on othuii iiin Aciknt OH AOKNTC :��� the nndersijrned, Patrick Doiiuvun, part owner of the above .iiiitiot-iil claims, hereby u*iv.> notice to the above mimed ,1. S. Kei'iriisoii.or other his A|?ent or Agents, that. I do'hereby request the xaid J. S. Ferguson to contribiito hisslmre of assessment work done on the. said claims, viz.: oiif; year's iis- sessineiit work from nth Aujriimt and mIi Si'i'iteiuliei', I0W, resi.ectively, amoiiutiujj* to lh() sum of i-ZM. Unless the said tiniotiut bo paid to me on or before the 23rd dny of November iie.\t T shall proceed, miliar and by virtue of the powers conferred by Section I ofthe mineral Amendment Act, K'(K), repeal- iii^* Section II of Cap. I.r. of therttiitiltes of I WW. I'ATIIIC'K l)0SOVAS. Atlin, II. ('.. Aniriisl 2lth, I��)i. Aii2l-'.tin ���RJOTICE is hereby i^iveii that .Sixty days after date hereof, we intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Wjrlts- for permission to puri'haiie 100 acres of land, more or less (for terminal and industrial purposes), described as follows; fu Cassiar. Atliu district. Province of British Columbia, commencing*; at a post about one third of a mile north of Atlintoo river, on the lake shore, marked "Hritish Yukon Navigation Company's, Ltd., initial and N. \V. corner post," thence east 2(1 chains, thence south hi) chains, thence west 20 chains to its intersection with lake shore, thence following aloui; the line of hike shore to the point of commencement. Dated this Second day of November, IDOL The Hritish Yi/kon Navigation Co., Ltd. per P. F. SciiAUKr.-ii.MinT, Supt., noli-M Ai^eiit B.C. and Puget Sound Ports THE ELEGANT STEAMSHIPS , L,eave Skagway CITY OF vSEATTLR. " Nov. 5th CITY OF TOPKKA, ,, 7th Alternate sailings every five day.*-: direct for Sound Ports. Above Schedule subject lo change without notice. J. H. KELLY, Agent, Skuirwny. Alaska W. WALLACE GRIME & Co., MIMNO KltOKCRS & COMMISSION ACtNLS. Third Street, Allin R C. TVJOTICIi is hereby will be made BROWNLEE & LOWRY .1. It. Brownlee, P. I.. S., I). L. S. It. C. Lowry, A. M. I. f. I.. Civil and Hydraulic Engineers, and Surveyors. l'KAKl. STKKHT,'��� ATLIN; Ii. C. IV VOC WANT ion CONCIiHNING MINES k MI-NINO PROPERTY In th-e Atlin District. ��� WRITJi TO A. Cm Hirschfeld Real Kstnte and Mining Broker, 1 P. O. Box, 36. Atlin, B. C. ���riven that application to the Legislative A-.. I sembly of the Province, of Hritish Columbia j at its next sussion by the Pacific Northern'iS: I Omiiieca Kiilhrny Company for an Act to amend its Act of Incorporation, l.eitif,** 1*1 Victoria, Chapter 50, of the Statutes of the said Province, by trivia^ the Company power to build it branch line, from any point at or near Iln/.elton on the main line of the railway by tliu most feasible and practicable route, following the jwiieral direction of Ftulkley river ton point nt or near its "miction with the Tehnia river, in the Cassiar district, and to amend Section II of the said Act by increaslii-.' the boniliny powers of !ho suid Company. Dated ut Victoria, ll. C, this im-i day of October. WW. COKNWA l.i, & lloiiKllt., nofi-llt Solicitors for the Applicant*;. LAND ACT, 1901, MOTICE is* hereby ^Iveti that Sixty rlnys afterdate I intend to apply to the Chief 'Commissioner of Lauds and Works for per- miHsion to pre-empt the following described tract of laud in tin; Atlin ".lining Division of Cassiar, B. C* commetieiiic; at a post planted ut the S.U. corner rif Let 211, K. ,L llunlies. near tlio Atlintoo Itiver, tlience 211 chains K��� thence 40 chains S. to the Atlintoo liiver, thence along suid river SU chains to the S.W. corner of Lot HI, thence 10 chains nlotiir south houiidury of Lot 2-14 to point of. -ont- meiieemeut, containing Jlifj acre, more or less. K.,1. llvcu^i. Atliu. It. (!. 0;'toh*M- 2!lt!i.. |(li|. WWBBMWBS'HWWHSSKKHW ' ATUK,' B.C.". SATURDAY. NOVUM BKR. 23, TQor If - picked up h'eke and there. \\\ Pollard Grant arrived in Skagway, by the Cits'of SeaUle, 611 Tuesday morning last and is expected to arrive here today. FRICF.���Ouc Hundred Pol la 1* in Prize, iu the next Sixty days. Come early ai;d gel your choice.'��� l.C. I,. lMllmai". &'Co. For iouuyes and mattresses, go to J. I). Dnrie, next to Kirkland Hotel, Allin. Thanksgiving Services will be held in the English Church 011 ' Thursday morning. Thcie i.s mon: solid comfort in a cup of Blue Ribbon Ten than iu a gallon of most beverages. J. A. McFarlane leaves for the Coast on Monday morning, for the purpose of- handing in his report of the census. He will not return until spring. Blue Ribbon Coffee is absolutely pure. ��� II is sold in all the stores in Atlin. ' Avoid all aches and pains by taking a Thermal bath al the Troy Laundry. Rev. Mr. Stephenson had the misfortune lv. break one. of the bones of his right hand on Tliurs- daa evening. Furnished rooms 10 rent���apply Hotel Northern. The Royal Laundry has moved into more commodious quarters adjoining the old location, in order to be in a position to handle its steadily increasing business. "G. B." chocolates at Dockrill & Bourne's. rillinan & Co. are lo be congratulated for the enterpme they have shosvn in the renovation of their store. They have as line a stock of assorted goods, delicacies, books, stationery, holiday goods, etc., as there is in the country. Just received���A full and complete line of holiday goods.���K. f��� Pillman & Co. While passing the Junction, stop hare your dog-team pholo- The Atlin and Canadian Development Co. A new company, with the above title, has received its Cerlificate of Incorporation from the. Registrar. Its capitalization is $1,000,000, and i', objects many and various, hut, primarily, to acquire, by location or otherwise, mining property and such, and t-.- float other companies after the properties have been proved of value. The Temperature. ��� The average temperature...for_thc. the last week, taken (is--e limes every 24 hours, from noon, Friday, 15th, to noon, Friday ,23d inst, is as follows: : 15II1. 16th. 17th.- . 1SU1. 19th. 20II1. 2 1 st. 22nd. Although been lower 1K.3 above. 19 9 13 R.4 ., 10.S . ' X.2 ��� 10.5 the temperature has than last week there have bsen no extremes. The highest recorded was 25 above, at noon on the i6lh, and the lowest, 2 above during the night of the 17th. The wind has been ' northerly all sveek and, there have been .two slight falls of snow. i ���*- ��� A.!G. Lkak. Cummings &. Richardson, LADIES and GENTS FURNISHINGS The Largest Stock and Lowest Prices ��� in the ��� Camp. Boots aiid Shoes.' STOCK OF "GOLD SEAL" RUBBER BOOTS. The ' Latest Styles in Hats. "- " , OUR PRICES ARE BARGAINS.' Atlin and' Discovery, .B.C., and White Horse, Yukon. LOUIS SCHULZ, Successor to P.* Burns- & Co., Wholsale'and Retail Butcher. VENDOME- HOTEL. Choicest Wines, Liquors & Cigars. FREE BOWLING ALLEY. Get your friends to subscribe for "The Atliu Telegraphic Bulletin,," ������twice a sveek. The bi-iiKuthly dance at Dixon's Hall will be held oil Thanksgiving night instead of on ��� .Friday night. Copies ot the new Placer Act of 1901, consolidated with the Acts of 1S98 and 1899, for' sale at the Claim Oflice. . - Rote! RusseSL Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Pool and Billiards Jm, - First Class Restaurant!, Board by the day, week or month, at Popular Prices. ' . JOS. CHAPMAN, Chef. , . ������*- Dixqra & Burton, Profcs. ���uid graphed by Muirhead Bros. 'We regret to learn ofthe sudden deatli of Capt. Dockrill, a promising young attorney of New Westminster, and brother of our local druggist, Walter iJocki ill. The sad news was' telegraphed in from Skagsvay on Tuesday last by Polly Grant. Placer Act, 1901, consolidated, for sale at this office. For choice, fresh, Dried Fruits, Candied Peels, Nuts, Confectionery and all Holiday Goods at cut rates, go with the crowd lo Nickers.-.n's. A Thanksgiving concert will beheld, under the auspices of the Prcsbyteri.111 Church, on Thursday evening. Placer Act, 1901, consolidated, for sale at this office. Call and see Kggerl if you want to send a suitable souvenir of Atlin lo your friend;-' at home. This is now your best time to forward your Christmas greetings, so don't wail- till the last moment iu placing your order with our local jeweller, whose stock of nuggets is rapidly decreasing. Show Case for sale.���Apply at the Claim Office. rand Ball AT THE ROYAL HOTEL, E. ROSSELLI, Manager. Corner Pearl and First Streets, Atlin, B. C. This Ness* and Commodious Hotel was opened to ihe Public, April 16th, 1901.���lCverylhing.in.it is New.���Strictly First Class. CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS CASE GOODS A SI>LCIALIY. . Cite gold Bon DlSCOVKRY, B. C, Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28, Everybody invited. Ladies Will be taken to and from Discovery Free. Gentlemen, $1.50, pound trip, toy Joe Brookes' stages. Fish, ..' C. DOELKE.R, . FRESH MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. . . Game in season and home made Sausage. ���Noktiikkn 1-IoTici. Buii.ihng, Imust Stkkkt. U. P.. 11.-.YI-H. J. Ci. Coknki.i.. TURKEY RAFFLE. Turkey Shooting! Turkey Shooting! l-UKI.I.vS OR SHOTGUNS; Two Big Days at Discovery . ��� ��� . Nov. 23rd & 28th. Shooting will commence'at ir a.m. ��� KutrieS at "The Nugget Hotel." Discovery. OP1CN DAY AND NIGHT. FIRST-CLASS R1CSTAURANT . IN CONNECTION. MtMulf-iiurtBi-f. fur Milliner* ParroH's stiiKu. Thermal ��� Vapour V. BATHS yy Troy Laundry & Bath House l.uld; St., lii-t. Ititut uml Wat-on Avr. Coi'riN. Pr.ip. THE IRVING HOTEL, Pino City, B.C. Has the Best Equipped Bar. Tin- MrI>onuM KntcM'tuiiuiMMit Mull in Con- W. G. PAKTON, notakv t'unr.ic:. OLi"I-",I(JK:--l*'eiii-l Strc-i.it. opp. Post Office. All Kinds of Mining Papers Made Out. -- -Several your." practical expm-ieiieo.��� - unction. A . W. McDonald, Pro)). K PINE TREE HOTEL. discovery, n. c. Finest of liquors. Good stabling, Ku. Sands, Proprietor. JRKLAND HOTEL, 1 Tlio birds are fat and in their prime. Anil if you want to shoot them it will tuko yon all your time, For thoy an; tho hirjfu.st in creation and wo make no extra chur^e. Who will have a iro for a dozen or no, for they are all very line and larue. * FIKST STRKKT, ATUN. J. KIRKLAND, - Managkk. First-class dining room. *.-."'.' And Elegant Sleeping Rooms. D.K. BATHS, -r"' BARBER SHOP K. UNK Prop. ��� Now occupy their now ciuurtors next to tho Hank of B. N. A.. First, Street. The hath rooinsare i;(|iiull.V as trood as found In cities. Private Kntrauce for la.lieK. HOTEL VANGOWER. HliST l.iQUOKS .* C'IGAKS Goon Accommodation. -- K;k,H'1'aukani.' rs ' CONNI'.C'ncN'. . S. JOUNS'l/ON, Proprietor. ,. Good Stahliii-; for i^trHes and Ylozx. J UUCS EGGERT & SON, Swiss Watc/hmakkks, And imintifuctiifrliis; jewellers. All hinds of un^ot i.vnrk executed with neatness aiild dispatch. FirM st. next lo Vai/.t'ouver (Jeiiei'al Store, -f-'l '1-1 'il la^2Z3 --^^T^"' -;'"'-'--^'^���^^ :-:������-���������-,.: gmyajnai'x^^
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1901-11-23 |
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_11_23 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-09-07 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | 64812906-d5df-44a4-a577-00c1929c23c6 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0169827 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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