Z2r**TW***f*w\ 3 NOV 3 01904 IP VOL. ti. ATI,IX, B.C., SATURDAY, N'OVKM BKR iy, : 90-1. NC. ���79 Miniii" ��� News. '������> Ricords of the Week. Mineral Locations. None. Placer Records. Spruce Ci ot:k, Nov. tOlli, "The Judi(]iie," by Aicliie Beaton., Pine Creek, "Vaitcoucer" bene!), by Win. Barli im. Hydraulic Leases. The "Phiinbe" lease on lower .McKee Creek ; a|)plie;mt : K. A. Wat kitirir ���; Slaked 71I1 Nrov. The " Ceuiiiry," on lower McKee Cieek ;��� applicant: A. Car- niiehael ; slaked 7th Nov. Water Rights. 1 None. Our Electric Light. I.ighls out al : :i. 111., lonighl, ��� was the woid passed louud,. by tlie genial snperinier.dent of the Klec- irie Light Co. on Thui.-.day. ?dr. . HaVlsliorn, with a Large force of men and teams, started at that hour vesleiday morning to remove the engine and electric apparatus from its present position at the north end of town'to .its. new location in connection with the -Atlin Lumber Co. both concerns have been merged and are nu\v-u^cjer the one management. With the additional power thiil will now be had, the citizen-*; may resl assured that they will be given a light system second lo none. Atlin Curling: Club. On Thursday the Atlin Curling- Club cleared a space cm the slough adjoining the Rinks and there enjoyed the first game of the season. The Curling Rink, i.s being enlarged to accommodate the increasing membership and in about ii week is expected to be fit for use. The ' Skating Rink has been greatly improved and its soon as lack I'Tosi breathes' stiong enough, fun r^r the skaters will begin. The Managing Committee have an" order for providing for the increased membership ol the Club, so thai any one wishing to join may now do so. The Club has sent out for nine pairs of new statics, which, wilii those already on hand, will supnly all wonts. The Spruce Creek Orchestra will ��ive a Gram! ball on Monday, 26th CD December, at the Grand Hotel, Atlin. further particulars next week. , Anyone having original Christinas work, in" the '.shape of hand- painted cauls, Repopse, Poker or .stamped leather work/ and any kindred art work, and wishing ihe same sold, write Tine Ati.in Studio. Claim Block, for terms for exhibition ���and sale of same. An Art Room will be opened on the .21 si inst. Wateli let* ad.. Idling about it next week. important Fire Meeting Tonight. 'flic I'"ire meeting in the Court Room this (Saturday) evening pi onuses to be an interesting one'. An appropriation is being made by the Government tow'aids ils upkeep and as il is'probable thai tlie office of P'iic Chief and Watchman will be combined, with a suitable salary, there have" been several applications made for the position. Names already in are : Tbos. J. Urqiiliart, Win. Barlriin, Angus McDonald, Rob Webster, and there will probablv be others. ATLIN GOLD ' FIELDS. Chas. T. Baker Disappears. The mysterious disappearance of Chas. T. Hiiker is causing considerable alann. He was last seen on Friday night of List week when leaving Discovery, for his home on Gold Run. Search, by the police and others, of every likelv place wheie he might have gone or where an accident could occur, has reveal- ed'uo trace of him. The dam near ihe Pine Tree Hotel was horridly dragged, but being covered with treacherous ice, itis'feared, was rot examined thoroughly, and another searchjs_.beinc. made .there. ...Mr. Baker was a map of about sixty years, a native of 'Iii'i'gland,' aiid with his three partners, was doing; well on Lheir mine on Gold Run". Topography. The general elevation of the lower lake and valley system, comprising. Lakes Bennett, Tagish, Taku Arm and Atliu I,ake, is about 2,2on feet above sea-level. Generally speaking, the mountain tops are from 5,000 to. 6,500 feet above the sea. Theie is also a ���second svslem of deptc-sions or upper valleys and plateaux which isolate the mountains into groups having a rounded and worn appearance. The main lake system lies iu depiessions'more or less in a north and south direction, following the general trend of range and valley as seen all throiuih the more .southern portions of British Co-' lutnbia. These principal north and south valleys are connected bp wide depressions. Exploration Not Difficult. Contrasted with Ihe rugged barrier of the Coast Range, the'District offers easy exploraiion. The upper portion of t��e mountains above timber line are grassy a;,d open, without, as a rule, much obstruction , to travelling. Kxtensive slopes and wide valleys are scantily timbered with Banksian pine, spi uce at.-d balsam. The general appeaianceof the District somewhat resembles the Kootenay by its north and south lake system, but the mountain0 ranges are less rugged, appearing as low rounded groups with wide valleys or low slopes between them. The greater portion is readily accessible either by boat or pack animal. Bunch grass is abundant along the upper benches. " 5. Principal Rivers. Pine Creek may be said to be the principal gold bearing stream east of Atliu Lake, as having ihe precedence of creeks discovered'later. It drains Surprise Lake, and litis a length of eleven miles with a fall of about Sy> feet. There arc many streams tributary to Surprise Lake and Pine Creek, the chief being Birch, Ruby, Boulder, on the north ���; Wright, Oiler, Spruce, McKee, on the south ; together with the new system recently opened up in ihe Dixie Valley, comprising Bull, Fox, Dixie, all liibutsiiy to the O'Donneil River, which empties into Atliu Lake about sixteen miles below the City of Atlin. The Valley of O'Donneil River presents greater opportunities for prospecting than eiiher thVTinc or. Spntce Valleys, being wider and longer than either of these valleys and is the centre of an entirely new system of operations. [TO III-. C'ONTISI'Kll.] APPLICATIONS FOR LIOUOR LICENCES. A Meeting of the Board of Licence Commissioners for the " Atlin Licence District" will be held in the Court House, Atlin, B. C.t on Thursday, December J5th, 1904, at 10 a. m., to consider the granting of the following Applications: Nitine ol' Applicant. Chirk, James Dixnn, K. B Dixon & Schtilz, Galamo. A. L Hastie, David HinchelilTe, Mis. Thos. Johnstone, Samuel Joyce, frank JJosuription of I.ici.'iicp. .Renewal of Hotel 1: .<( (1 Transfer ' Renewal ' Locality of preinisps soii-arlil to l><-' Licensed. Kirkland, John Miller, Mrs. A. M McDonald, Alex. R McDonald, Daniel Queen, ICllsworth 1' Queen, TUlsworth P Rose, J. P. Roxborough, John . ........ Sands, lid ward ............... Till. Walter G...., Trotmaii, Venn ..... ... ��� Half Way House, Allin. B.C. Russell Hotel, A tlin,. B. C. Nugget Hotel, Discovery, B. C. B. C. Hotel, Discovery, B. C. Grand Hotel, Atlin, B. C. Dawson Hotel. Taku, B. C. Vancouver Hotel, Allin, B. C. i White I'ass Summit Hotel, White ��� Pass Summit, 1-5. C. Hotel Licence j Hale City Road House, Hale City, I B. C. ....Transfer of Hotel ] Balmoral Hotel, Discovery, B. C, Transfer " Renewal " .Renewal " .... 1 Kootenay Hotel, Atlin, B. C. ....���Arctic Hotel, Bennett. B. C. .......Transfer " " ......Renewal '���'��� "��� ..Transfer : Leland Hotel. Atlin, B. C. j Royal Hotel, Discovery, 15. C. Gold House, Discovery, B. C. Surprise'.Lake Hotel, .Surprise Lake B. C ��� Pine Tree Hotel. Discovery, 15. C. Kirkland Hotel, Atlin, B. C. Roval Hotel, Atlin, B. C. ��� WALTER OWKX, Ciiiki' Lick.nck In.si'KOOK. >*-^V : ���/J0.'':. Ati.in, 15. C.; November i6lli. <yo ./"T" .A'^iASyyiy,- my nfiVV'V I $;■"•"''' 'Till*. Ai I.IN CLAIM i,:j ri,cLtsni:i) svi;nv Saturday MoHNiNr.. maiuco rndc -to: rn v'part or thc ' vjoiu.ii. Foil -jo chpito, i'r:n ffl-ONTM ; ,;;-..oo pen . yi:ah. flbuciinaifir, n'fif*;-): iiMiopnn inch c'acm .V iN*-iniTioNr ncfttil-ifi -i-jTicrsiifi 'crNTE a linc/ •JPt'C I A l. HATITS .0*1 A n PLICATION. . V ':;:■;■■',■■''■ 'vjdk I'ltiM'nwi': .; ■•■' J BlLL'HFflUS. POSTEfir... . V I 6, I T I Nil'- C A R D F. LcncH-Hr.DC.,"'...1 r-HOr-RAM-Mi-.v.. . r.TC.,' i:tc.'iV * .' V;-. ORIJ>..■'<*. PHOMPTLV tXrCUTCD. ■• • , ■ ,• "/■/..' .. p**ici:f-, moociiatcV * .' . 'I'aii A tun ,{.:■■ aim1-. 1'i:hi.isiiinii Co...-•■■■■■ ■■•''■.' ".; A. ('.'UnwoiU'-ki,ii,;i'liioriai--i-,oiiv■■;,. iv. ": ".:.'" Vn'V V*. .■'.•'',•* M *■••■' S.IMl'r*bN. ..\.l.', N A<i F.it. v-vSatuim.ia:v,' N(>\^,vi:9,:-T9o'4. v:' Goveriiineut:wonid,.do 'we 1.1* to put a'"sii'iall sieain ,1auncli' oii ■ the Makes to carry liii.iild'uriiig ihe . tutu si lion stage*--beu\'eeii "close vof' regular navigation and such .'time.''' as"., the trails "are.; good, and safe.' 'flic byal would 'bring, .in. a good revenue during the summer month's.'\; '■"■'■•■■" Notice to .Drifters. I r;.,'.'. o'DJje Atlin ;C|:iiiii is in existence ■-.: v^today,— si; witnessv-to vlhev:outside y:;.;:;.\.vorlci :Sf' the:; verity of. lhc:ALiiu ■■;■:. jMi'niii'g ;;Cainpv.itn<l itsv;in;iny'and :,.X';V;A*aried; i*es<iu!'ee-*;..vJ:f:::[yyy:y-yy:yyy: v " ..^ yy--\iuteres lb ig:jo,ur 1 i a 1 ;v;uid:.i i';'its .retul- ;.-'; ers would wish to help it:along''-to - .V /this desirable, ve:id--*-they/will send -■v.;..in.. ivewsU>! fliiterest., ti;ii-:;p,ul.)li*':aiioiLi ■ ■-;■■•:'■ v':.^y:*-,^iyV; £i'vfe\v;;da)-sr; wheii;:Vai>: vv .■-■■■■■rangeiiien.ts^^are-^peflcoted'^'.-Tlii v:;,Claihi;.will.;ha\'e :-corr.espb.ii'detits.':.:6ii • . each 'creek, whose duty will be .to': ■*■'*"v'cvOf;woi k. :.- ■i\":**'v :'yy '■^-■.'■v.*;.:.-.;''.v'--'>'';:*v. ;vvv' -'■; Iii future *;aveolumtr \x\\\ j.vevde- : vv■ Y?^l •■■■•OVV..I*liev publicatib:i. vofv: ihe vv; ]>lacer;iiH| uiiiieral claiins recorded, ;;-vmining ; leases ■ ;aikL; \v;uer ; riglits v: v;.staked, and;to generaJGoveriimenf '.'.pflice'.'bu.siness'^ihisnews; sliduld V ;V;otir|>ictiires takeif.in'yoiir drifts or. by;'your':c;abins----and produced ■ :' ■ ■ • ' - ' ' ''- <P ■ ■ ■■ '■ '■'■ ".' '''■'.'• '■" '"' ."'■""; ; ■"' '' ' bir postcards: to send y.ourilriend-r Christiiuisvliine;;::' is-poov'.p'e.r'^.-d.qz..*' Sencf orders to:'Jvl.!K ATi.is: Stivi>\q.: V:V ;. ^W'lIV.SKNI^OI-Tl'A-ilKN VOUlCAIi .CU**T fil.lijl)3 Ati OH I0A1' llElili ? .. .V* ■■";,' v' Vlv Atlin. Nugget and; Grape Rings ii''^"ii Uinds. or.^lewelrj-'i'iimYm-* .'■ -', i.fuctiired.ou the prehii-.ei*. , : -.,.■.'■ ■■'". . .V';,v "'■■ ■'.' v ,Fiii<!; ->e>v' St.ockvol' ; Watches, Clocks, Jewelry miit Diamonds. Win elms ■fi-om-?!'i..OI)-*iip.' .'■"' '^yyyiyJ.:,. •'.• v-;' "■; •.-''' ■•'■ .;■::■<■■;'. ■■'.■ ■■; •^i'..v..;V;'V'';V ' ; ;Snyot'ware; Cut CSIsss, Hah^l Painted China, Souvenir S-root-is, L£S;'XtiOERXvSfSON,':S ',, Hockey .Sticks^ a lid- SkaU s, etc;, 'a l^C;;.Rv;J>t)uriiers.; .;';;.;;,•.,;:;; "v?:;; ;'';.;;■;; ... /Stoves ,.aiid Hardwai'e: jii.Vpiices that;<:aii't;lje'beaf<;iiv-..-;L.f)vf)uRii';.- ^NOTICE; Appl-c-rtt^on; for; Trans'es- cf ^Ltcjubi- vvticenoel '■'•■'.:"':','■. r'{'L'Ji>rt.Kmi.!^ ''- .'bihfiivi'ry, Ui'itisii t',.oliii.iiifi:i; vhoi'i-by "apjiiyao riie iy<>;it>! c\1' li't-^iicf; troiii-aMHsioiiiM:;: lor ii truiislVv'of tin.; HiitiilpiieiioiViitiw lielil hy .J ci I in W'cil tors., to. .sull iutoxieiuiiiH* iiiiiiiorV ii in lor tin; iMovisions oi" ..tlie Stnr iitt's-in Hint. Iii-luiil', in tin. ..!irdui.isoskiiown a ml ilcsiiriljed; us the ••('*c*l<l "11 oi it,*., VJistov.cry,; sit unto oil. iliiiu Sti'i'ut,. 'I'lAvii ol'Vlliscoviiry, to roiii- nit'iico oil llic.tii'stiliiy or.hiiiiiiu-yVlUK. ., ;My posi'o.tl.it-i! iiHil riiss iis iVDisooytu-y,. IJ. U. Tin- iiuiiui aiid iiililvr^s <.,!' tlie owiier olVtlii; pi'i.'nii.si'.sVprbposeVl .'t'6 lie IJL*eiii-G>d\ui'(>: Jiio P.H<j>.r,.I )ispovery,H;b.;,"';';;;: ;.'..'.";: Vlliited tliis lijtli-'iiiy of Novemlior, ISfM.v '■■ V; ... * ;;'JO.Eo;l?. .1{HHKV;.;. ;.Sijriiut.ii'i'i) ejT rlii- holder.'of tl/e l.ioniicr :.: '.■;'•".." -.-' .Ions; Wo.t/ri'.ns'.'.i .Il:lva;. vv; %,A^M:v^; :i\b4-i^^J-Di' fl'''.' ;atliim ;&vCJiSCbyERY. Vv/vV^VVvVv-V'V'VV;'"*^ :;;v'K;;^;(Boiil:^ ■\!y::jrstEy^arESTrim^^ ■' v ■■■ ■. ~y.y. '.^'•v;;./:v;.-vvi^~;*v;Goij-\seai^ ;;:::V:,;.;:;;,': .'Our*;Gbpds^aiiev;th& Hquor;|: licence;; Aetr: -vvsliif iii,; y k M b iii! Application -Tci' Transfer of Licence. NOTICE. ■•;bq;;.;'lieaitil'y.:;.welcbined;-'b>'vaar;whb|,,.. ___< ....-...,-.. ,^,-: V.want.tcj. .kiiowv.what "grdiiiKfan i-.r'i^i^3J'!iJM:iy;;ilc^yi^^ ■'■■yyy.y relieve ;nia.iy.^i:.ii.i; oi1veoN;i;fe;i,^ sary walk to Atlin, :! , '; •fou....r A,ii„, «vUU,v;>iul^J^ ■ ).t . ,-... . i . • i H.\ -tjl li> 1(1 t ( ' Ulll' -'if I li-.«.ii..-» (-(llni'liK- . . ' . rj^vKi^>;o:i':Ci*: tiiiitvivl'iiANeisiTrTKot-iiii-; ; ■ "j.;:.rON...:!if;;Alliii|. II.C, slmll iippiy to: rlio Hi in I'd i.il' . l-ioiMKio. Coiniuissioiiors'. ut t lii*ir ' MOM. MwtiiiK* for..tlit!,.'t rnust'(.-r..ot' tlio Hoti:! . lairniirp, iieiwfln'Ul; l>y, nn;',;to Vwell ViVitoxiyut- \ iiip*;;l;i<iui!rs.'.in the, pi-ciiii-jeW'•■lti'ii*>\vii;;iisvtlio,j ' * 1 ioyui''; ll< 111-1, sir ii ii tfv <>ii.; I.qt.7.;lilock. l"i:of ' the 'i'ou'iisiteol' -Allin, II: O.y to -Vkss; TlipT- MAy;.of<-Atliii,'li.;C.':,;;'v' V-jy 'r]/y;\y:\ y^ry ■■'-. niited this'inrli day ol'-Xoveoiher, lMkv;.;V,;: '.>: :'■■ ■:■;■..;,.i^itANtuK'l'. TiiovGiiTON.■..'..■ V ; v ,:,■■;, '.:;• -'.'liy C'. lii.'itc) rs ,.M ason, .-i.i'i.ai ^ficnt. this Hotel, is?s~vcked with .'■; r^v'jTHtvB'ESTV'OF ;;GO'ODS;;;.-v':: '/■"■■'.'■ -Saiha :jGkBi'siQST.e9 "'iErvfi'*} yMumm,^ SVI'I LLER;&.: (VloLAR.t NivPi-ciirietcirsy; .'■.V -.-'...*■■:: -.. :,i"> I'isc-p. v. k ii'"'i .■: i* s::.; f^i""''-': A-,'!.^ ^ i>i. .*;'.;-:.'_.":,"" .'-=_:. ■'•y.::yy .;;v;;v',v.;;.W,.A■NTED;■v.v:',^;v'^^:'y\v ;';.M'l•:.^^;'■.v'A:^,■ij;■■^\''o.M"'i•:'^^•.■''h iidjf/iiiiii*^* .;t(~ri'itc,i'ii?sV t(i.;'..i'«pi*eseiii:V-iiiiil .advert iseitn; old cstnlilUlieii house of I'soiid liiiutu'ia! ~ staiidinji*. V Snliit'.v'V to.' mei'i ;.*.'<lii . . -•■■ .••••:■ ■,■■*,■...,,-■. Xw\<\y7\y>'\y'<*>^ ijl:' vfjf (^Iv'X >'RS-" iOxiioiises iiih'iineed eiveii AloildiiyVli.\-r eiioi-lt ] y':'r-yiyy~~'~yy'^'~'-y"--:-''-^/:'y*-^y:--,,~-yc,- Our Dining-ix-oonVfurnishes;ihcv ..;^;;**^v:';Be5t:*,^-sa'|s^!Fi .liy'iipjiij- in, till- Hour.I tif 'i.ief-'.V-c Coliiniis- : si oner:, fur n h-.i-Iti' i.r tiie ■.•l-lotfiI,;*hu-ijiicu liovi* held l,y .i,(i.; Coruel'UWi sell: iiitoxieut- iii;r;I.ii'iiiO!'s tiiider the pi*tivi.-,ion.s of tiieStut- utesdii-tiiia lieliiilf,' in the premises kiioum umldeserihod :im the '; Nii^er:" Hotel, bis- ■<s''.ivui.,y.,.*--it(i.iiti;'<i!i Alain Street. Town of JMs- eovery. to eoimiiuiiee oiillie iit-.st-'duy o'i' .lnn- liary, ISi;;"i. • .*' ■'■ ■' '..''.' V -.(Jiir iiost (iilicL- address.is : A tliii', 11. 0. .The iiiiiiis and. adttresa ciX '■the owners ol the prointses prbp'oaet'l to he l.ieeiiscd Vare.-.. IVi'xuM & Soli iilz, Atlin, B.C.; ■■■-...-■..-.■-- Dat-.-d this !.*ith day ol'Novembcir, 1904. :.. '•:'■' '■.-■" : .;K. H. Dixbx, . . .■■"■•"' ■'.-■'■.,.'- ..-• I.OUIS, tiCJIUW-.;''-. SiKiKitiirt! of the holder oi' {lie ljiccuvo': .;•■'■.''. ; ■]. g. uoukioi.!.. ; The Claim iilso desires.'fo open a •■■;■ Cvirrespoiuieuce coluinu, in which it invites its, re;u.ler;-i', especially on ..:•;• .the creeks, to discuss i here in- liie many questions of'. importance" re- iative.to '•'*. the uiining .inilustiy. Public meetings, called to-discuss and pass judgment upon the niiu- -; ing laws, rarely, arrive; at "any. cou- ...__£lill,L?iL01' v.,ahie. j'or tb.e reason that , ,' i:i such meeting's so many ..conflict-: :;uig.views are expressed and.so few , : vcome iirepared to. speak. \A7e feel . sure, howev-er/tliat to .many, wril- '""■".' ,v NO'l.ICE. :.. -.ing:... from the quiet ■c-f-.vheir~;bwu V cabins, suggestions oiVfulinitevaliie :; .Will; prescul theuiseIves.--*-so ivi keJ J vtlicse clown and.send. them''-fo,-.pub--| 1,'^-Avi*-'. Jin^K^'^^TWor ■lir'.itiVni' - P/-..I-..-' *-■■-.■ f". * *'iwovc*r.v. i{i*iti.-li C'oliiinliiii. apply to ,,. .ilCJt.IOIl. ke.Ue-Uuer It Was lrom the lioard of Uei-neeCo.innissioiier, Tor li the back WOOd.S of. Indiaiia that i 'V,"1*''-'1'"1' ,!'« Hotel J.ieenee now held hy 11, 1 :,:,; .j,, ,' ... , , J ^ • A- Andcrsoi... in the premises luiown and Al.». .Lincoln aiose Mo sa ve.: the j *i..«..,-n,«.,i .„« ,h„ - Hniinori.1" Tioto;, i.i«- ■* UlllOU.* We -believe thai llle mill- U'"W-i-y. li. C. to eiiiiiitieore un the -first day ers theniselves, coming as .iht.-v- do 'of *u'-'""r.v- ; v ' ■/■into contact Willi u,e practical ! -r,0"'-' "ln'u'«<l'i'-'^ ut- }»**>?:■*!!< '- c: .,.,.-,. . (- ,.-■ ~ .■■'■'',•■ i- I i'e name and address oi the owner of the. , WOlklUg Olll Of the lUllling laws, i premises propose! ,,, he l.i,..,,e,,t are": Mrs. . are.in the best position to sui/oest!-*■••''■• ■ Miin-r, oiseovery. u.c. reuieilitil le-gislatiun- - •''" I l.'ateii tin-, ir.ih <i.iu-.-i,i' Noveniiisi-. i;:.j. ... ,Wiil so,ne one .tart ,he ballroll I si,li:il„,,: „r tll0 u^rlu^^T.' [ ■ . W. A. AxiiKiisos. I.'.'i* Wai.tki* tlwb.-.-. f'hief l-iii'Mee ln.~peeior. ■GOOD .STABLING. poriiiu'iioiit..* ..Address, iii.iiw lino.-j.; A, do IJept.A.Xlonan Hhl^.,■ CJJiiiVajro. III.. 'NOTICE- Dixon & .'Sci'mlz," Propt'ietois. Ill Applicatiori fot* t'i'ansfei- of Liq-jof Lie Sites. ' :•'"■..' ».$3B>*'.: 1/V^VB V Discovery. ." OPKN DAY AND NlCiHT. To HuNKv,..McKay of P.eiiiielt, li.'Cl.. ~>CrOT.!.CI*; is herehy yiveii hy. the under* r1- T ' signed, holder of 1'. II. CJ. Nii; 11241)0!!,'! that, you liuvi; l'niled to' licep up your l''reo ] liitibi-'s Cei'tilieate anil failed to eoni riht.-te i your proportion of e.xpeniliture niiiiirei! hy j the ii. O. Aet Oil Vic. Cii|j.'.l2ii diirin- the Inst : four years.and that, if aU liio expirafioh of V ninety days, puhlieatioii yon shui.hi i'nil or refuse to 1:0111 rilmte your iirciporlion oft he exiieiiditiii-i.' retiuired h.vseotion 21, touet'liur with all eosts of advertising aiid to show that you are aiid -.havo'-'lioe'ii a free-in in erT your iiiteri'.st in the " A IK.'TIO " and •' Canyon CltKJiK" Mineral Claims, sitiusteon the F1RST-CI.ASH UKSTAlikAATv .,:■;';■> :.:;.4N''v;v;;,;''..;;v-:..:; .'■■'■-:'■*.':.■-.'.CO'.N'NIiC'riUNv. : : :■■ '■ ileiehiunrlers for; I) i.soii's stnuc LBj3Mi&d:a: Town on!e,,„etl,.shaH lie.-mi^vosfed.lnflie i.°~ r"*-:-"*-* " ll"^"at"c:s" .<Li ■.<&,] iiiidevsiniied wholuis uiadii 1 he reiiuired expenditure: thewholeiisiiriividedliySeetioiis tland *i5H of^aid Art; .;:.;. : V.: V Vi...'...'.' . j»jAi:..Y iionriK. - • J . On ainl alter i]-..(;'23'i'd! : of A"piil, My.l!'tiU.A*Ci.«sv,-i.:i.i,, h,.r S..li«itoi'.s, ; 1904 and; until .furtbe;- uul ici tin ill' NOTICE. '■ While people in ihe Kasthavei been experiencing bMilid blizzttrds. ' we habitants of n clinie 30 de-rc-es : iurtlu'i-hoi th - h;tve bt.cu enjoying almost spring-like weather. U;i the lower elevation;., sluicing opera- |- Mi'si Tim-i. iliNUU.-idF'ii.;.,,,- 'I'nh,,, lions could hennreiniMine*!v enriicii ;'" Application for Transfe.- of Liquet'!said ni.stri.-t. 1st puh. AiiH'.-iO.]: V. Ilausoii, a. '1'. Notice to Delinquent Co-Ovvner. NOTICE of forffiture:. To C. A. (.loliiiAi.'ii :-- Viiii are herehy iioii- iied that iliirin^ Iheyis'irs ID.. I. I!l!i*i, III,!! ai.it 1'JOl. the iiiuler.-:i,4*ueil has expended .niorij than :? 11:11.i.'.'i in lahor and iiiiproveiiiiMirs eae.h yenr iiieiitioned ahove. on ihe Ooi.ti Si'Ai; -Uiuer.'il CJluiin.sit uate on the west shore of l.alte lieruielt, iu the C'assiar District*.' li. C. in whieh lniniiii:' cliiini you iayii an iiii.iivid.'d half interest as shown hy the moires of location ami reeni'i! in the mining rerimlsof be. llie piiiLS'oi i.iiiii- lolhAving wil her.'. ■'.'•.. Rough,up. -0 8-inches, ^jo. '','"' do i!d jo ,', 45. ' do ' <lp .12, 'V ,,. ." 50 : , Matched, $50.00 'S. 1). $5.00 t-c ]). 1). $1 .. exlrn 1 - J i percent discount wili he id- lowed for cash at time n| ordeiiie Licence. Urilish (oliiii.lda, apply to the Hoard (,11 I., (I-iiV.. ,,,, |..n,.il-,. ,' ..;• 1 ••!'''' '•"''•,"'1' C.'!nn.issi,,t,(*:,*s lor a t raiisf,.,- „C •OH lo. .1.(1... no UtlotfA pt-Hotl ,d;,l,e iloti-1 Lie,*,,,,, ,:ou hel.lby Frnneis 0. A-liton. in Ihe preinisrs liuov,ri ami deserilie.l «■< the " Dawson " Hotel. Tiik'ii, U. ('... tii'iiim- c:Vl'd h;t'\'ing come u, interfere with arlivf i.'.-i-i- Ii,•,!.,, ,1, . , I --•■■••- .•.>......... ' > <> t • -1. 1 nun 15. i ... to' ■UC- X,f"k- "li'lllg the past , m,,,,.,..,,,,!,,. ,„.st dayof.la.iuaiy. IV .n. forlnig.hl we have witnessed flic anomaly of. dehiyed mails --.undoubtedly owing iio heavy .trails- while at the . sanie time the hikes lie lice of ice. We believe I bat tie Douiin'ou Allin b>clgv, Nci. 15, '-.\ v\'.-, 1 • 1 /y'//.>. '■\OA^4!i///^'''/-'< <-y^y:mW$^< >X:*><-..;.1.iX..<v/.Oi\'vir-1.L Tlie said Uihi.r was performed as and for the iiniiiiiil repie^eiital ion of said ehiliu for ihe years ahove nieuti.u.ed as required liy the tnininu laws of lirit ish (.'ohnnhiii. and that -slOP.IM heinj: the ain.uiiil reiiuired to hold said claim fur each year.. Viuiare further not ilicd that unless al or hefore I he expiration of Uil days al'ler the; lirst piiiiiieat ion of this notice you eiuilrih-| My po.t olliee address is • '|„|,n I! C »te your in-oportion of such expel,dit are us meets S( COIld illlli I'lJUllii W'cdnes- 'I'Ii.j 11 prrunis. s Tho.'.. II ..Diileil thi.. t.-tin.'.iy ol'.Sov.inher, I". 01. \\ , ',' v*y-'»- .-• — ..... •• .,0 . • - - -: .-. •• Miih 'Ji'.is IliNrn firrr liii'*': ",ulll"-,l,'l"'-''-l,1'"|l'|iU'e.and will h.-come ill VI ted In attend. SL'i.anm.of thr h„Ider of the hiAuiee •'' i ''^ '"'T',''.'•'' '" 1",1" l";"'""1'lu'ovi.led hy la„•. j I.*,.,. ,.,, , ' Dale! thi- *';,th ilnj of Aii-iisI, P.I..1. I* IAN' IK (.. .ASIITON, ■ 1. ., 1. IVrtt'Al.*,T.II()wKNl(:;1i,.f|.i,.l.1.1.,. ,,IS|„,ti r. !li,.-l.,.'l..|1 .,' '-.-I- • HOISN. I :>-t olliei.. address is • '| al'u I! C >■-..".- ..,.-us ...«.v.v.i .-*. v-wun ,11111 n,i. 1 l 11 w eillies- i«iH.-<imi„ 'essoin,,. ;,;„;,. of the'U,:',w"",:',t","'i,: "";V"","'' $™-™-"- day*, ofeach month, at s i». in , at 1 s iiroi'ii -...I I.. I.- li . . v If'-'Oier ttitli the e.o.*.s, ot advert isiujr tins , , * . i ,-, ,, ,,. ... , ,,M . ' ,.. ' linclmlUre T , |,, P '•'"' ""' ' S'rk-|'.oti.-.s your in.,rest in 1 he claim ' « ill he ll,<: S': 9* ''' ^ lllock, i lui'.l Street. I thi, i.-dl.,':.iYoi:N,','vr,',,her I'UI | |''"'l''*'(e., to the ,n,dersi-„e,l Co-Owner, u ho : . VlSillllg lilotiierS tlie cordially I1'. \Y. DuWI.IXC, Master'Workman. K. M. N, Wfjolis, Recorder. ■':£>■ : -1 ■ r,-\ '■'.y,-]wk r^^-^i^^l^ '-yirt.i^tm^rirm **7Wfa<i&vtm~i'itJtCAXc.^ ioo, 5-S???!??-*!-*-^^ y^v. m V'- -' -v5 ie "i"i i ^.i" I ��� -'-^o ^^\-: ��� ^51'}'; .";i ;:^:,=-.K i'iiVi \r.!.:'i-,?-LV,;?-,=' V -^g^v-v. ���";: ^f !*-/;.^r-'::^er^r^'---- .���h'eads'iia^ V"; :Pr��K"-'et'"ess con diets '.;. -.vhich-vcbiitinufe- beiu een i'--~ .���.-������ - ....~���*--~TFi--~~~rv. ,.,.,:..:;..- v->-*--��-*-<-->-*-*-*-*: ��-��������������'���.���-���-'*-*-*��� ���.;���-.���--��s�� 'Geruranfaudilaliaii students..' '���': X-rihQvblizzliii:d:;;sp!;st-aii over theliastvf.;*;':*.;��� '*'.��� ;bARR(STER-:AT-LAW.;" Z-; venr^laie^ ,vi:<*..i,l* vblbekadeV-OliVVIlUlUV '������-.'roads'.''"���."."������.���All p'^'Hoiis'i.;, vDisuOV.*j;*\.. pilieo Hours;-; "��� ������-.::.-: ...,-..-- ....... Tuesdays' l liiirs.lny.s ami "-iitui'.liiy.s, i, fro in li.io S. p. in.'",';'���:':. . :'..���:;,���; ,- A\.ires-;J>er-we-ii.i-;.'JN;''e'\y-';i'\7ork..;*.Bost*on vvaikfbshcivcities are down dor 'utiles'.* yy Knokyillcj .Tenin - Noy.���".'fs'tji;'.:���' ������vThe^W ':." lias" Ijeeii:;dcstfby*ed,v,l>yT;hre.;'v. Six. ' *fi re m'21'j ���'���.'���:* we're -injured���������"arid ���,'"a'':i"'i 1 ew��� ��� rfi'ye ''storey;; m Ln:1jle;;i'rout;"-biiikrfiig' v was.';"wrecked:.-' by. an,-explosion vol "������: dynamite.���'��� yy ��� '������?. ��� 'v.'v'-":':'. ,.-������ - ,v; .:������'.'. ,,; ;;; .vNaiiaimo.vBv ;G;;.;'No\-."vi6th :^-: ���j-Jigh binders -at tempted vibe; assassi-; v nation 'of; Tab Yuen,.., ii ..Chinese storekeeper.:' ofy Cumberland,::'by ibeviise^bfdyuamile''; T he. binkling was completely wrecked. Tai '���������Yuen escaped;unharrned..;:v :; ', "^���-^* ^^^���������-������;*:���:���-���-���-���>-*--��--���--��� *;��--fr-**5> ; -:i^'-:;v:l-!ATHS;v::v;vv-::*;;-;'"' yy v Ov 'o "���: Bv\ ;H B.K-R; :S H O rV;v 'ly ;S 111 litiJs,; &^bl P. j yy, ��� X) UKjijVM.^,; ( .: .\ow;oecut,y their ucm* riuartei's next 1 . Collie UanU'or II. N. A.. Kirsi Streei...; ������'���*'.'. Tt.ti l.i/i-l.:.-.,.��ti,i,-ui-*nr'Miii>n.rn.ri="-l ��-'��� r.......'-! iii cities. Private Kut ranee for Indies: , lARvNEWSi "���'���'���St.* Petersburg, Nowi-i-tb:���Gen. .'Sakluiroff repot is that tlie Japanese attacked the village of Wuchang on three side's:out were,repulsed. ���'.'������ .**.'. r'Port-Said,;^ ;Russias'; second: 1'aeilie ..squadron : will only be.aliowed to. take.; sulii- -cie'it .coal and -provisions to -reach ���the next port: ATraugeiviehts were ���made.': !o," pass : them., thro tigic ihe canal as quickly as.��� possible:.':*.'. ������";'���' .: '.St. "l'e.teisburg, Nov.; 15U1 '���:'-'-. il G', :P; ;;&.*V'-'.*.^:;' '^ ^���L-ii^r.:.**;;^;^ :- e*'i.'At-'r iii v-s: Vi.i vico y*; vi***: i.'ox*NKe"j'io.N .' ::i:.l; ���'..*��� t- i V SSEl^i^^I mm. DIXCKCROTH ERS, Proprietors -ALASKA ROUTE SAH INGS- The 'following Sailings* are announced for the month of .November, leaving.Skagway:at S.'p.-'in..;. :, vPrincess'May," ���''������ "Nov.f.ist "Amur." v.. ".*'..��������� Nov. folk, 25th For.further information, ap,ply or write tov H.* B. ;Dunn, Agent,: -: ���:,-���.' - Skagway. ''Alaska'. Freighting and Teaming ^ < Horses and Sleighs for hire. Lake View Group of Mineral ��� "���;'; ��� -;:��� yy ;-'' Claims. v '"'*.' ' .']' Siti:atij. in -rni-:* Ati.ln Min;n<; 1>ivi.-*i.>.\* ok 1 (Ja.s.siai: Distiiiot, conkistinu "i** Tin-;| : . Lake Vik.w, Ghanij Vii*-.w ami Last | Chani:I'* Mi.NKi'tAr. Cr.AiMS. Wiu'tti-: r.o- :'0ATHil'-HK'J*W'EKS..HmC'll ANP H<ll*I.IIKll j Ciii-.kkh.���Xoitrii oi*' Pink i'iii:hi;. ���������:". ;';y:TRO.TrVlAN,' Manager. ���'���'���'.'. : VXkl FIRST CLASS RESTAUR A NT IM; CON W ECTION. CliOitl.S I'' WINtS. I.IUU0H5 .AND C!!>AKS-���CASr: UOOUS, A SI'ICIAII V. TJ> n is olliei.i'lly: atiuouiiced .that ..live |rv, -.,\Ys li N��vi'jc;i-: tl.ui*' 1. M. 1:. .imnii'son. niii'ioii 'dollaVs h-is-. been assigned j ���':!. .n-s-iit r��r W. ii. Hi-ow,.. i'ro<- .Mi,..-i-*^ '.for Ci'iii nencing l lie work of double j C(.,*tiil,-i.t^ t^i.^, ..n..l J.>l. !)my.i..tr. i-Veo ; ��� ���'* ���������������,.. .-:*", : ..*��� ��� . ���" ���, i ' I J!ii:i.|'-s*('.-rtjlic!it..' KtU.MH. mid .l.ilin \\ noils, i m IracKittg the ai;.>eriauvrailrruid.��������� ������ ;, K!.(>|! .Xji1:;���1.-K*;-t;,.1.tiiii.���u- -u-x^m. ii.t.-ml; wi j T-j'kto' Nov '.f-Uli ������Il : is IC- j -!i-.y.s fi-<..n <l.:ai�� lioi--'..l t<.ni>i��:.vt<il li.- Mining j ���- " , ', ", ������'���'"������ ';> :.:.', ,���.,,;u,a,. i li.'i'oi'ilci- foi-a Ci'i'tiliciitu of I mj.i-ov..'1'i..-iit ....���ported that tuc imi.-m.iu eiuisu fnl. ,*,���. ,���;',.,���,,,. ��ir ��,i,t,.ii1.ii.ii-u Ci-ow-i. Cram j t .:o ii\ib..i ' siruci*' a roc!- and .is agibrin dvydo.i-. lor.repair.-'. '���M ise.i.v', .v'ov. 16th: A Russian correspondent wiling from Mukden s.ivs thai .(.X*u;eial Kuruki w:is 'killed by a Shell on Dciober .(.th. To:-io, Nov., 161I1 : ��������� Japanese tinny officers announce' that ��� the rei'ort of K'.iroki's death'is absurd, .Mukden, Nov.. 16th :-��� An unbroken cannonade: is carried on ag.thisi the,Japanese *posiliou ."ear Shakhe Station. From ea:ly* inoru- iug until night fall over ;i thousand ir tin- iiliovi' -ii oii|> of dliiiiiis: 1111.1 lui'tlii.T. i fnlu- nc.ti.'i'. I Inn. imtiiiii. 11 ml.'r ���..'.���tio.i :I7. mii!.t Iii' roiiiiuciii'.'.l lu'loro tin* Usiimii'i- of sucli C.-Tlill'*"- of llllproVl'IIHMlt. 1) ,1 rliis l-ltli <l"i.v of IliiloliiM'. Il'l'l. ��� .M. it. .lAMIIv.SON. l'. ,\i. c, ti:!i.Mii. ie.;'Canadian, mnk, ot :coinniei;ce,.. . . cAi-iTAi'/;; PAii.) uiy; "-58,'700,000. : : : R :isi-:i:yii, $3,000,000. . ���;.-*..���'' ranehes of t-lie Bank at jenit*.-;, . ��� : San f raneiseo. . ;V .:. Portland. :'��� Skiig-v/ay, eS��. ExvfcztiKQie ���sifld-'oss afi��� Poistta.y . . (.'lof.n Dust PiiuciiAKiiiJ���Assay Oi'i-'ick i.x CnNj.'i-xTKJN. 1). POSS, Manager, NOTICE. Vancouver engineering ���: works, ltd. TVfO'l'IC.'l*: is lioi-.'li.v -jfivi-.il Unit Sisty .lu.vs iif-t.ir 1I11I1: 1 inti'inl to iipiil.v to ill.' Cliici' Coiiiiiii-jsioniM- of l.iin.ls 1111.I Worlis for iiurinis-ion to pun-lmsi! till! I'olloM inn iloMii-ilii'.! Iiin.il -itiiiitt-.l in tli.iAtlin District. viz.:-i;.iiii!iieiu:iiiM' ����� 11 post niiii'licil I'. W.D N. 10. loriiio*. pliiiituil iiliom oin: mile Ni.i'tli- Ku��t. of Atlin Tinviisite. lliciifo ,Wi'st.'i'l.v 'Jti big cnniact shells were lired for ihe ��� ,.i,���i,|s. rIil-ium- *Soiitiii-i*i.v -iii .���iiiiins. tlie... 1'uu-jio-e ol demoralizing liie work j Ki.s.,m*i,* w .iimin.-..: "''"'" N'"'.l'"'';v "' VANCOUVER,. B. C. SPECIALISTS IN of forlilicalion \vtiicli has been eon- |(; \y���.���.���.���..nut oi i i.*j:* S!i nieces in.***--'. niiiiiiMicciiicnl. foiiiai h- .r less. centi'iited tit that* point for the b.i'X j k. w. ihi-.vi.in... four weeks. The lire was prr.cti- u.itf.i. At I'm, ii.cui.-tob------.tii. not. lyclrayllcTliriiiiq. i^iachmerg. IIVDKAfUC GIANTS, :' W'ATKR GATKS, Rll'l'bl' I1AHS, STHKL KIVHTTKI.) I'JkJ*', MOISTS, NtrXING : CAGb'.S am. OKK* '.CARS. P/IADE TO SPECIAL DESIGN.. Wriia te*' prices asses aaZs. im ��� V - 11 I :-..��i;i mm I 'im yy --M i-i',k^frtfj*"��iXtfa'^^^ f it ATf,l.\, b. C��� S-VIT.'KDAV, 'XOVKMBliR 10, 1904. Local Events- 'Phc J.ad'u-^' Auxiliary of the St.- Audrews Jhesbyterian Church will liuld a stile of work iu the Church on ihe evening of December (ill). Articles suitable for Christinas presents, buller details later. MeDttiiald's Grocery makes a specialty uf fresh eggs and butter. 'Phe Atliu Dramatic Society met on Tuesday evening at the resi- ���lencc of .Messrs. Thain and Anderson lo consider the selling of the piano which they advertised and for which several bids were received, and a deal is likely to be made. ,-Nti other business whs transacted. I'"or German Sox, Gloves and warm Underwear, try Pilltuan's 'Phe Atlin" A. O. U. W. had a very pleasing social meeting in their bodge on the c;th. 'Phe regular monthly meeting will be held on th e 23rd. 'Phe snow that has fallen during the past week.has now the appearance of having come to slay, so.we might'as well make friends with it right away. It is more to be desired than the slushy weather of the coast or the sweltering ��� beat of the tropics. Thc'o. K'. barber Shop for Hot or Cold baths tit all hours, 50 cents. 'Pom I'rquhart and Jack Gorman returned on Wednesday from a trip to Caribou, where they had gone for'a chain -which had been overlooked by the While Pass Co. be- foit the close of navigation,---' required to complete ihe jnotive power of W. j. Smith N: Co's new steamboat. Best 50c. meals in town can be had at the Russel Motel, prepared i by Criis Hrunieh, the famous chef. Preparations against winter cold nrc being made everywhere���storm doors erected,, weather-strips for doors nnd windows, chimneys overhauled, wood-piles replenished iEud heaters erected. Pillman <S: Co. are again to the front with a full line of Xmas Toys, Dolls, etc. Save fuel -by going to J. }). Dune's for Door and Window Weather Strips. Old Van, his ��� two ' sous, Billy j Sibakl and Louis Geurkie, returned from a successful hunting trip to the north end ofthe bake--;' having bagged a moose each, mak- j "��� ing live in all. Ed. and Joe.Ronayne have alsoj returned with a got ��.l bag. Ed., j not satisfied with 'ordinary luck, has brought home a game foot. 'Phe latest magazines and papers are always on hand at Pillinan's. See the window of cheap novels at C. R. bourne's. BlRTH���To Mr. and .Mrs. James Hask-tt, on Friday, Nov. tilli, 'a da null ter. . W. McFarlaiie, C. E. .ATI.IN. .1.-5. C. TuszFsei Survey, $S5. I'lrtiis .mil Siiucifir.itions for Ste.im S!nivi-K nnd llydr.uillc Pl.ints mi cip|)lir.<it!on. J. C. CHRISTIAN. Carrv nothing- but the best qualities and ' ��� brands of ' Groceries that can be procured for the Northern Trade.' gsr. Call and inspect our stock before buying" your fall supplies. GENT'S FURNISHINGS. GOLD SEAL HIP BOOTS. THE IRON STORE. Convenient to Atlin or Discovery. ��rand Turkey Shoot , AT TJ1I-. NUGGET HOTEL, discovery, Thanksgiving Bay ..... i:.,,r�����,���,,��� ��-4.-,,l-|. . - -- I'"or the luckv hip On and alter August 1st and until further, notice, the following wilJ be the rates for lights : accounts collectible monthly : KLKCTRIC LIGHT RATIOS: ��� Installation, ?.V50 per light. 8 GsMZtMc Power Incandescent $ 1.75 per month per tiqht 16 ' ���" ���" " 3.25 32 "~ ' " ���" 5.SO All burned-nut or blackened lamps will be exchanged fm* new ones., free of charge, if brought lo the Company's office,, but broken ones will be charged for at '30 cents each. MODERN STEAM LAUNDRY IN CONNECTION : ^^E?^ .a LOUIS SCHULZ, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, ATI.IN, H. C. 'Iltl villi clear eye <��� sleadv hand, handsome i Two Competitions--- one for .: rifles, the other for any calibre. T1-<- Atlin Studio J ATI.IS, U. G. SHELF AND HEAVx" HARDWARE, Tin and Granite Ware, Miners' and Blacksmiths' Supplies, Doors and Windows. Furniture and Mattress Factory. h Picture Post-Cards���Atlin Views! ���$3.00 per do/.. Special pictures j taken and produced on post-cards, I ���54.00 per do-/..; reduced prices fori larger numbers. \ \ Characteristic sets of Allin Views.; Knlarging, etc. ��� All at popular i have- leased ihe Gold Mouse nnd |')! H'l"S" trade and have a good stock' of j liquors to supply tlie public. I j would like all my friends to come and see me the same as before. Small dining-room open for the winter, at which meals can be had at any time, -J. P. Rosk. Messrs. Thain and Anderson have moved into the house recently occupied by Judge Woods. J. \V. Mcl-'arTane, C. ?���!., advertises somelbingof interest to miners. 595.00 spent in survey ing your tunnel will keep out legal disputes. ; H. C. Heaters best i 11 the market -at Durie's. ALFRKD CARMICH ALL. Managicr. ��PEN ��� mm Company, Ltd 9 Citizens and others are hereby SMALL ATLIN, Ii. C. BREWERS OF LAGER BEER. AND LARCH ORDKRS PROMPTLY FILLED. # requested to meet in the Court j j.-, X),;sT HOWIPPED HOTKIv IN THIS NORTH. Room, Atliu, on Saturday eveninic. ... KVKRYTHING CONDUCTKD IN FIRST-CLASS MANNER *9tli itist., lor Ihe purpose'of selecting a Chief and .Sub,Chief for the Atlin 1'ire Department and 10 consider the question of (ire protection geneially. Come.everybody, as the matter is ininoriant. i J. A. I'RASER, ! 'Government Agent. | Up-to-Date Restaurant in Gonnecticn. ' FRED WRONG, Manager. t'OUNICK 1'IKST AVICNIiK AND DISCO VliXY STKKJ'T, ATI.IN. sr,.c��s����i, T., M. FOLEY FULL UNK OF STAPLE AND FANCY (UWCEKIES. Hour, Oats, Chop Feed, Ijran, &c.s &c. THE Half-Way House is a liiiveii for nil 'travellers. Tin; meals are fri-e-niillin;*; ami tlit"! Unioers in tlio bar as refrnsliiiifr as the .low of tlio early iiioi-iiiiijr. An iileal summer ami winter, resiirt. JAMES CLARK, I'KOl'UIKTOfc, Jftl ���w.ti Hi \ yl ��� >1 i'll 1 %mm
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1904-11-19 |
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. |
Geographic Location |
Atlin (B.C.) |
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Newspapers |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run: 1899-1908 Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Atlin_Claim_1904_11_19 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-09-07 |
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