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If* the jjovej-iiinent ean- iiot see their \yaylo exceed .slis'li tly the SOU appro'pi-iat.oir; the diiFei-eiiee wilt be raised vi>y snhseription.������. yyy y "yy: yy'y-y: : .���'���?"���.'��� iiiftlJtimtiiWis^riKne^ nveii'ti.^ffeti.^r.tie;}^ r;teiisiftiij*i^c'oj jVupur.'*e;f.:.v^ vft*ii|if!lfj''j1luiined.^ 7ViBr^iiyist7!>^{>rne"i;y3oryylotsylj;^ .^'etit-^i&iii;f,lio5J.vJ5n -iVorUqh^vofStli'e'ilHisijV6*^ yc>fytiiatfexeitaiiierit?y,Kroiiy7riiere^ erieiV' .was'XviSitfld.'Vwher^Jsey s j > ei it'':\t i;. :t) i ii i 11 gy-ii a il y a;' good.'; s Wyd y^q f hi iyi>y r7f ���'eri'U'viiuidoJiviPiiii'iiiiJ.tlKi^ t��rn'-t;wnayhViii'de7'tqit;li^ CiraeK; iiS tlie7o^ l>j eeti yej'ppi iifeVSsyera j "'yfcitev.;'? -AyBrejsi>a'n'ty,.in^th'a^^yifi aeeoin'ijaiiyihg'hei'.hiishitnd ,��.ii'-*ullj'.iMSj^iH-iyjj'r'"^'^^ peetu.ig;ytp'jli,V;;yon?yhqrseba^ ni'iiggi'iyy- u'iycqniniph77f ca tafreyy;iii'^y<-ei^ainy1;y parrs :"o f y'the -;St iit e ��� o f j Co 1 ora dq'77 ���Tl' e ')''������; Xe ~jy.y yviida;y DfahSprecoil i"aiid;v\Vasliihgtqiiy��*t!i*e;y y ���j;isit8'{i:vi'ii''6V';.iViiiskir siieliyi7'ui6wledge;ofynijViiiig.it is:i^n giil'iiiV:tU'utiSJi:yClir.i.s.t6p!ie'r.-;sli.p lowed.to7g6':nhhee(led:her i*ei!nestxyyyy;;y:y7;|'yyy $X3iS. 7TH��7'D ALTON ;TR AIL;: t^ypjTWillpwicreekiiuggetsitlia^ 7a; 45^aiigledvhilUpn -i thef;;back7 6f7;any ymaii77''yy7:7y 777:'77''7 777 ���fr^^.i-'.^/Jp:^ ���- yTThey remaiiiiugiiueinbersyall ypun- 7gled 7 up ;��� bub as it Aviis baiikyday in. the ^metropolis; they hall iiiade7..\vas ���as 7 lightr-as . a(icleaii-itp 7 on Otter. 7The nearest'; 7approacli t o any- thing pf value was the pholdgraph- ;er who, in7;a7raphieiit7 of7frigidity. 7was. me;ybut.cduldn'.t;{asteirit. y TAt Atlin iyvyhile; waiting ��� for the boat,vhe. appeared to; bob tip every ���where-and ;ab one4irrie7on;: First street I thought ���"���'������ yy ,'-.':*. ,-.'������' '.".'������'������ ':'.'"'���������-'������ y.ll':'~ '..���������������''���.':;���:.���'-.:'.:."���"������ he'yvas goiiig^pyask hie whether71 \vaS7the;7;manyi yyhb7;held 7up;>-thev stage.; ;7l'ni'ygbihg .7;tb/write';1him a cohlidehtial; letter; as ��� soon as I put '���mQre'7'dis'tahce';'-'"betvveeiyU'liiiti'-;-and: myself.''y yi^his fellow-appears yto be as cool7as .a: cucumber, -but he <lre7w:6ut^ cppy; pf the )>icr. Spruce ^ --better:������ not������ try rthat. gaiiie top creek nugget, -������'and threw it in to, the: yrihg. 7Some7 say ; he7 was advcrtis- . ���' '" ������ " ������*)���': ���:������ . ��� ..���;���.������������.���������'' '������������ ���' ���.-'. ������'... ���itig/hisAyprkii'--; ���;���', '���������'P..:y'".:- 77;..y; ���;;������'���.-; 7 Well;.-"���.. the; raatx whQydid Llie, ac;L often on this sideof the line. . W.D. Ilaywood, late of the; Kootenay, lias. I alien overthe Comniereial Hotel,. Van eon Vvcr...'. -���"������������..'' ������.���:������.'������''���.'������ ;���.���' y ���'������:��� y '':-. .���;. . ���,���:.���-;: ,-:::Gp.TU-IIS.LICENSB.::-;.;7 ;..;���.: : ' ./ ': J. H. Iiussell, of Atlin, arrived in tlie city today from Ottawa.where he lias been on.lmsi- ness.yMr. Russell, took into Atliu early iu tlie. year a largo quantity, of malt, upon iWliieh he paid the revouuediity, but his lirew- iny plant was stopped at Lake.Ta<;isli by the ..\lpuuted Police. ��� He appealed from.this em-' bar-jo, lioldiuH: as Atlin was in the Province of Britsh Columbia, neitliei;;tlie Mounted l?ol- ice nor the Department of the Interior had any jurisdiction over it as regards yliceiising a brewery., while as a matter of fact soma 6J ^licenses to sell hebr mostlyAmere'aii production, were granted in Atliu. .Hon. Clifi'ord Sif ton acceded to this contention " and Mr. Tlussell has now in his possession an order on tlie Inland,Keven'ud office it^ Vancouver to grant him his brewing license.��� Vancouver Worid.!-'.7. ;":'7.y.";>77 ' ��� ��,-.'. ���.������;"' 7 S''': '.' 7 J. C Faircliihi,,who lias been stationed here ever since the tying up of the Scotia, some months ago, in tho-interests.of tlie Irving Nav. Co., left on Friday for. Bennett, where he will remain for a while.. Mir. Sliiels, of the 15. A.' Co., has been commissioned to look after the Irving Company's freight now ut Taku City. - . . ' ::, Xw.onty-sevfiii names have been1 place 1 on tlie list at the A^iicouverre'er'.iitiiig station for the Trnusvaa!.. y 7W; 7;yiekers77Returhs7aridy^redici.sy 777,7Lively7Times Next,:Spr-irigi7:7.7:77- ';--W. Vickers,'������ >yho i t \\*i 11 be reinemboyiifl'������i<r-7 compauied Gold; Coiuniissioner tlrahiui) to; the Diil ton .trail'country some t.wn inonth.* ago, arrived back on Friday's liijai;.;~(iiiil:; rspen't all (Iaj7 yesterday renei wing old-ri ui.e 7 acquaintances and incidentally laiuiliiiriziiig 'himself with the new blocks7 iu <*oMt*si*:nf erection/ He thinks very iniicliof ;i liitt .-ji'i:- tion of country, and; prophesies".ti lively lime there next year. It is casi- (if actvi.'fcs and about 42.miles from Pyramid 'Hnrbqr. com - nionly known as the PoriMipiue. ;.':Ir:vVi^k!rrs ;; made his headquarters at Pleasaiit Cuynp, a, N.7\V. M;)P.Jstatioil, in cluirge of Cnpi'.;'J;ir- yis, and about seven miles from-,':the Ujif,. The.locatioiis in H. C. are all quai-t-4. '.V--.0 6! . which were yiiiiiile; this yeni*. and sonic HO; eertiiicates of work granted. The.ore is a bornite as.saying from 20 to .VJ per cent. Tiie showiiigs so furiiuide are very eucouritging.' Soveii claims wei-eybon.dedu short time before Mr. Vickors lef 1 to i-enn Brock, of l):iu - son, for $''.''i,0')!). "The Ivocltfellers have representatives .in there tl'i'^ have seeiti-i*d a large number ol* locations. yDr. Kunn^lN. who superintended the workJing of Dr.; *.;;!- chell's claiins. ou Piue this s'ciisqii'.' liin-'s.Ty- eral good claims.. .������;������ :'J.-., :.'������������ A good Wagon road has'jiceu.iniulc-.from Pleasant Cnttip lo' tlio iiUnes, n dibtriiT.*iv <>i "it miles, that will facilitate greatly. iii���-T:*s-y to that section. The timber is a trifi'Vl*.ri.-rr than t'int of Atlin, and if.���iin.vtiii:i.;' :n.-4'-r* d:>ns3,y '.������'.' '.������ ���'���'������ fl t". ] i '1 L '. , ;'!>': ,:*ti (������ tt \i 1 'I f'vi* if ���ii- -fir: il, ��* 11 ii t f Is, [i I i i i.i'.. 7-i '71 y-'s ATUN, B. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2��. iKyy. Tin-* Atun Claim. j wood to keep down thc. difference ^between the $6o the governmciit is lMhlisl.ed every Saturday morning, by . wi,fmg u, p.,y a���d LllC aCUiaHiving iatc. 'Ijik A'u.i:. Claim l->i)i.i.:*.in;.*o Co. Ollice ol publication: ���Second bi'l wet. u Trninor and Pc-url Street - .UliiM'l ising rati", made Iiikiimi on applb-a tion. i ' Our subscription price is *:'I a yenr, pu> According to conservative csli- 1 limates the number of people ' in ' this district at thc commencement able in advance. Xo papei- w ill be delivi-ri*d ��� 0f m'*-uicr operations this Kpliilg unless these condition, are complied vyilli. , ^ Lhe vic;n*ty of ,5,000. This ���_ . Tip,ure, wc aie-inclined to believe, is WHAT, ATUN BOASTS. nndcv the mark rather than above. ��� The richest .and largest area of hy-"i Tt would' have been possible Ao diaulic ground in-the Dominion. have kept a fairly conecL list of tlie . Twenty million tons of $4 rock people going out had'tlicy all tik- wilhin 10 minutes' , walk of 'the 'en passage 0:1 the big^ stern wheelers government office and facing the;plying between Bennett and Atlin. lake. - 1 But they did not; thousands went ������ ������. ��� '"���*���== jout in small boats and scows 'built ' ��� 1 < The White Pass and Yukon ion the edge of the lake during thc i ** * �� summer moilths- ' antedating the open season. Let us say ro.ooo 'JiODUCE CO. ���:o: ><s9 rrovisjons, ' " , ��� , " ....AND./. -"-"'. , ' - General Merchandise. Kail way' Company's traffic receipts' for the week ending 14th September were $56,662. Not bad money, people were here for thc sake of It will not take very long' at this ' round figures. Taking'it for grant- rate to pay for the road twice over 1 ed that every man ,in a-mining and leave a kvirly good balance to , camp is the possessor of a mining lobby British Columbia ' out of a'licence, this means $50,000 that land and money grant nt the next' the government has taken in. This session of the Lcgislalme. If there is' onlv a tithe of the total. Lav- *��� 1 * 1 ever was a road on earth that need- overs, traders' .licenses,, ground ed governmental brakes put rout, and others to numerous to on in a manner'that would allow'enumerate have swelled the long of v6 escape, l!u.-> is thc one. Die- "list to four times 'the figure above- raior? to the manor born, their .mentioned: With all/this rev- freight, rates have been outrageous-jenue, then, is it wise to ly h high, and only relaxed dm ing 'deprive so rich a district of a school, the summer mouths to meet com- such -as thc government is at pre- pelition to Dawson liy way of St. sent most persistently doing. We Michael's. Now the old conditions j think not. Give us a school,'"and prevail again, for, xse aie informed, 'a shool teacher, too. they are charging 7c from Skaguay to Bennett and all chaiges must be Party lines into Provincial poli- paid in advance. If this road, sail- tics is thc result of the Conserva- iug under a different name ou Can- tive convention held at New West- adian soil, receives gratuity from j minster 011 the 5th inst. This was the people, conditions similar to the j arrived at by an overwhelming ma- ones imposed on tlie C. P. R. when ,'jorily, said to have been at least six thc Crow's Nest Railway was up , to one". Let the lines come, any- for discussion, must be imposed, thing is prefeirable to the hotch- Soiuc rcstiictiou, some measure of j potcli obtaining at present. Throw ecpaity, is the cry that goes out "off the mask and allow individualism including our neighboring Slate of Washington, arc much more exclusive than ours; But without the Americans the riches of Biitish Columbia .would have taken' much longer to discover. Tlie Western American is a born prospector." He is brought ��up in a country where it is almost the chief industry. -All the technicalities of the business are drilled into him.from his youth. Its hardships are only what his forbears have dsen accustomed to. --Its adventures and possibilities appeal'] to the romantic side of his nature, and he takes to il ast an English boy takes to birds'-nesting 'These are the'kind ���of-.incn shut out by the Alien bill. ���- Having done so much, the Government in its thirst lor popularity, passed a bill forbidding the employment of Chinese in-coal mines. This piece of legislation was especially directed against the Dunsmuir family, the owners of the rich coalfields on Vancouver Island, who, were strong supporters -of the late I Government. This bill liar been, declared unconstitutional bv the' 1 Dominion authorities, to whom our local legislation has to be submitted. The Provincial Government lias very cleverly met this disal-1 gation Company locality. Mr. Daly, recently sold Anaconda' shares1 for $19,000,000, and it is said, now thai he'intends to make another Anaconda in B. C.' Undoubtedly several American capitalists have lately made investments there. Mr Daly has acquired what are some ofthe most promising cop- jcr-gold propositions in the country, with a view to a large .scheme of development. ���o.*.c^*c(��-o.<>d*d*��o*o^o**��:^o*c>*�� $ Shot-Guns, Rifles, Revolvers and every -descrip- ' tion of Sporting' Goods at _ > _ TISDAITS-GUN STORE VANCOUVER. ,_ Catalogue mailed on application. LIST* YOUR ' LOTS, AT -. >' Rant "& Jones,- OLDEST KSTABL1SHKD BROKERS OF ATLIN. Agents for the John Irving Na-' from thc people in the north. ko follow the route of our fore- fathers, to die. The following was taken from an English Provincial paper of a late date aud makes good reading: RACE QUESTION IN B. C. It is understood the Dominion Government is about to increase the salaiies of all the officials in the Yukon, from Mr. W. Ogilvie downwards. Commissioner Senkler and Mr. W. I-I. P. Clement, legal adviser of the Yukon council, have Possibilities of Complications Later had their salaries fixed at $5,000 ! Ou���Progress of Mining, a year. Mr. Clement, who was al-1 Kelson, 13. C, September 3.��� lowed to practice his profession, j British Colmnbisi has a racial ques. will be debarred from doing so in , ti()11 which mij?ht in Un)e ]ead ,Q the future. < .. ,��� r ... .complications ol a similar nature to This is decidedly a step in the j those stirring up strife in the Trans- right direction, and shows that tlie vaal. Our Uitlaudei'.s .are Chinese Federal Government is awakening j and Japanese, aud we*are now fur- to the fact that civil servants in the! uier threatened with an invasion ol north should leceive pay commen- ��� IOlcco Finns. The Provincial surate to ilicii surrounding:'*. Would 1| Government last.session cemmenced it not be a wise policy to further the game by declaring it illegal for any aliens to locale placer claims, This dealt a severe blow at the new Lake? \\V ha\e been classed in , Alfiu diggings. In fact many mer- thc same c.ik-goiy as Dawson in chants aud others at the coast who <1 i7 Pkarl St., Atun, B. C. MIIC ALASKA ELVER 65 hours to vSeattle. S. HUMBOLDT" Due at Skagway Monday, Nov. 6, 1899. Leaves Skagway every 'IV.n Days for Seattle and British Columbia ports. t Buy your tickets at the office of Pacific Clipper Line, Skagway. W. H. TRIGGS, Agent. extend I iii<:ie:ist: io limit ol this acceptable lo lhe shoit*1-' of Atliu lowauce by publishing an order-in- i council prohibiting the employment | in mines of men who cannot icad| the legnlations as printed iu English. This not only keeps out the Chines? and Japanese, but if strictly enforced, would lay off many white miners as well. -There are supposed to be about 3.000 Japanese in the province, mostly of the coolie order, and they arc beginning to talk about the franchise. At present the Japanese and Chinese are classified together from a legislative point of view; but it is cpuestiouable if any enactments specially" directed j against them, aud which would not (affect Americans and Frenchmen, j would hold water. Japan takes a [higher seat in thc council of nations , titan China does, and her representatives arc very careful of their national honor and national rights. If presently they demand the franchise, after some proper residential Columbia, lor. ���������>rinK,:iin to puiviiuM- 11m 1 ' 'aerosol lanil, "-.iMi.neil in (In* Atlin district qualification, there will probablv be ������������ tii".e,ist -i��l<���,<>i .ulin i.ii-.e. iji.-t��i'ei. Atliu *��� - , tun usiie and I'liu1 ci.-m'U, ln*iu>r Ixiumlcil a-- I ni lows*. Ou (lie inji'l'iei-lj side li.v n lin<* ciim- nii'iii'iitfr at in> inilinl post on tlie inar^iu of- Atlin lalu> anrl rmiinii;- nlioiil N. **lili";. I'.. tin* a distance id about 2.iil'l teet, tlicuci; li.v u line running about S. 3li dt��K. 1'*. for a dis- tiiucc ol iiliimt "l.tiS!) lPi't, tlipuoe l>\ a line i liimiiifi about S. "il dej. \\ , feu- a disl.iuei' of British America Corp., Ld. HOTEL, ati.cn - - - - n. c. Glean linen, sprinfr beds, elioicest selcctioii ol cijeurs mill, liiiiioi--. nortli of Vancoin er. Rates vur> uioiierate. Applications for Land. i bpi-ebj trivp notice <if m.\ Lnteutioii to. apply, one input li ai ter tins date, to the Chief Coniniissicinei-of l.unds ami WorUs-, Hritish trouble. rS IT ANOTHER ANACONDA? l!u-mallei of mail fucilllic.-,, am! ii u.ou-cj principally be benefited from j we aro Tiled to travel to 1 idem with L*Klt field sav that the Alien bill fin-! Mr. Marem Dalv, the copper king I '���'-'���������ii Jiwn^t. "tiiunm ..u..,y u u-in of ., ... ... . . ., - I . > rt * Atliu In Ice to point ol couiinciiceiuciit: under tne Klo idike ui the mailer ol main ;Shed it. It would also seem to of Montana, who was the founder of I ���*��,<���'l<>" ;'">' the "Land Act .vmendineut Act, ,r ti-ip ! " " j;. w. HAMiT/roN. " , Atlin, B. C, Sept. 2.'.. ISO'.). initate our American great copper mining camps of the j ��� this wu ter, sureh we can stand an ��� have been a most injudicious pro- j Anaconda and several other incti'ase pay. ceediusi to "���"]���-& Provincial Government, cs- [cousins just at a moment when ev- [ west, is interesting himself in B.C. ,er\thing was being done lo bring For several mouths part he lias had pecially tbe Educational arm should i.-l:e cognizance o! this vol AN'D FUNKllAI. DlRKCTOH Embat^ikj*. Third and Discovery, Atliu, B. C. alxuil an amicable settletncnt of' experts in various districts aud they uiilary act of the Ottawa govern-1 the Alaska Boundary (pic-uiou. Fl! have, acoiding lo lhe common re- ineut ami do likewise in providing lis peifcctly true that thc ,\ine*'icans ] port, secured some fine properties, a school for the district, with a have a similar law against British i The largest deal is Coopor "mouu-! BodiesEmi.ain.ed forsi.ipmentuSpecialty , : . . I . . : ���-. 1 �� ' , i Orders on short notice. teaciier wnose saku*y will place him j subjects and others Heating claims, y lain in the Similkameen country, | ah kinds nt i?u,v��H-.u'Si',i.H>Ues. at i:eiiso*,4- beyond. th.e pale of having , to saw (In fact the. statute.'* in raany States, 'which is belived- to b; a very'rich ! "1>le- l-"-t'i-'- L '\m m r'A. St ATLIN, B. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER -?o, 7,899. The Arctic rothcrhbdi Botn on a Ship, Bctv.'ccrv the Banks of the Lynn Carta!. Aimi and Objects of this Flourishing Northern Older. The following sketch," furnished b\ Hid. Weslou Coney, historian tc C��"iiip i,- Aiolic* biotlfeihood, will, ���doubtless be icad with considerable inteiest b\ a large uunil-er ol people, as showing the .origin 1.1 d aims ofthe 1 orlhcin oider: ' ODR COkNERSTO'Mv IN JII STORY.. ' \ , Man Was lini ii on .i ".'up, On the banks ol the I'm ,��� <,| Tune. These are the openufg words of a grard poetic symphony by Mathew Arnold, the ke\ -note of which is Who ( mi see the "ii-en e.n th anj more, - As, it was at the sou) < es oi 'rune-* Men who have jouine\ed to the interior of Alaslca could readih answer the question and could accept as a prophec\ of tlie future: "Denser the towns on the mcige" of'the stream, more incessant the hum of its people and industries. The brotherhood of the pioneers of Alaska was botn-on" a ship, between the banks ol L\nn canal; and its first and most of its more recent members are of the order of those who conquer trackless wastes ard cany a Rosamond silken thread for tlie calve of commerce and all \}.t infitivii'tes of civilization a-id ct - tine Ih.'-t follows in its train. No better title could ha\e been selected for an Alaska social organization than the simple one of the "Arctic Brotherhood." To the outer woild it explains itself; to the initiated it signifies a recognition of r perseverance undei difficulties, of a courage to o\eiconic obstacles and to ei.duie privations, of a philosophic eqnanim the zero and the torrid of temperature or prosperity, and the open-hearted geneiosity of ��� the successful toward his biother struggling under the auspices of a le?s fortunate planet. , The whole of the ritual is calcu- of sect el societies, and thus the j form of their evening socials came j to be systematized, so to speak, tin- ��� Ul, when the \essel icached .Ska-! guay through the fun of the houi | gleamed a central principle and ; clustering aiour.d :l mam usciul | lemons worth\ of iii'culcalion. This' I'Cii-g disco\eiedvllicre was a uuani- ' -.nous'demand for ta< peimanent o:-I g'an'z.ition on a sound basis unci ' , * *��� j *- i broad lines-.. v The hi st-meeting lo this end wa-. held >Iajch 6tli a:>d for the pui pose of , oigauizatkVn membership was' ~*f 4 ' coi ifciicd upon 12 ol those picser.t, font of whom nass^d Ihrou-rii lite :*&*ai ��*^*N^#^*^*l*-'*fc*K*M>*-*>*^***��**��*^ I '���I <** ���I J <ATSN, %J E.' G. r< HxiANcnr.i vr Dwvsoiv Ili.NXr.i r, Sj.r.ivinic, Wjii 11*. lloitsi*., Pim. Cjijm.k. / i The onlj complete stoi-K of ' GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS in th,. vw.\. ' ��� 2 Ladies' Goods ar Specialty. ' ( J New Line of Ladies' and Gent's Boots and Shoes Just Arrived. �� ���lass ol -roods in slouk at lowest pi'ieesi itheeif.*.. Iiispeationim iteil. '2 Q^tf#^"^tt"tf*4*^*tf-4**'^J'**S^ V New Line 9. Onl> highest el J. H. BrovvRles, !\ l. S., 0. L. S. R. C. Low ry, A. M. I. C. E. ��� Atliu Camp No 5 Arctic Chief, , J J. >'CK��;T; Vice -Arctic ' Chief, BROWNLEE & ' L'OWRY 0. Ha.stie; Arctic Recoidcr, L. M. ,. 1 Richaidson; Keepei of the Nug- ' gels, W. A. Spencer; Chaplain, E . . . ouloa^ol the iitual.* Thc '��u"''��r ��� j^ Steplieu!)0n. Guide, J. J. Ban s; J ' " < of candidates fo.* menibeish.p gie�� jCalnp Cook] J)r Uunbsrt , Civil and Hydraulic Engineers, at each successive session. At the;' y_i_ I 1- j o - , , , _ , , Lund surveyors. sixln meeting, held the same month, , * ..\i\ud and tub judgiv ' ,. _, /r tllCrC W'cfe '7 ! ard at the follow- ' ''ami Muller iuinpei on lipi tiinc-uoi-ii l.lUe , ,. ,.,, I i''oi an eveiu.it: hit at the'dust.\ pike. mg meeting 20 aiphcanls 1 hen , . ' ...... ,' , , , . . ! A n'jld drop-ii ame of ii'��.i.v ilimiippur - j ll Was decided tO double lhciintll-1 ,\ ltll ���,,,trie the sleepi,,,. dead -oul I he.u tion fee. But so quick ai.d fimi a 'irhi-j.ube e.inie'pc.un(ii���-,,io.is behind. - hold had the new order taken upon ' out ninns*-hisproai judieinimiud. , 1 <��� the residents of Skaguay and those j Ae "ticed rlie-h.su-.-c neat and trim, , , , ' , . i And the pructiil motio.i nt the hi I l.'ii limb passi.-.g through, that this tn no ��� ,r . , , _ ,1 Vnd h*-* said to himself in his jriji'.e deli^iit. way ef-eeted the number of caucu-1 .n|lll, ,lllllttoI *��������� uni.Jip.->Sne-uii n^iu <��� dates.- Black balls, however, be- j ne^-eu beside her., ,<i asked u?i iut' came more frequent in the ballot | u J1-1'!*1"* ��� o.ie'su- n an old icj ��<u t as that. PlJARI, STRKIJT, 'ATUX, 13 C. jnPI-IE NORTHERN I-IOTEL, The biggest house in Atliu Everything first:class. /I'hagard & Tuniey, Propiietois. r-f ' - 7"." ' - "-1.1 box, although the order is la'.d I 'v-irl s-iteV-"'} ^l-.-bi uij louuiiii support hucli ��heel as-tht jiul^o,of tliet'i-tucteotii t. upon such broad lines, and lias hi ite membership aiLnationalities and entiielv ignores the size of the ao- licant's bauk occount.,- -About the date last given Brother Captain Caitwright, of the Northwest Mounted Police, was commissioned to establish a camp at Bennett, and later this camo was gra-.t- edachaiter. Brother J E. Heu- uessy was gi\-en tlie same commis sion for Log Cabin and Brother J. I.l. Thagaul o*ie ror Atlin. Later -till A1 otic Lhicl I'nnsv.ortli loot; -out a lidity of brutheis r:o aid in ��� oundiiig these camps and also one at Tagish. Bi other Escolme, at lhe same meeting, was appointed 01 ganizer of camps in Dawson, aud at a later meeting Brother Sam 'Dunham, the poel and census-takei, was commissioned to establish camps still further toward the Arctic circle.' __ At the next meeting, iu addition to thc executive officers and those necessary to attend to the work of the ritual, a camp poet, historian and musician were appointed, and Bro. Kern was commissioned to design an official button, thc signifi- ! cant one adopted being tlie result. lie, told her sMi* eoi'lil on a eiiamless 1 rie, tt it1' a diamond ri ame il she'd lie Ins Iji ide Or it she would hust up his solo life Tlicj noul.l' tandem touelhei as man and wife. M.iud bit at the bait like a liun-ii*^ trout. And tlie ol.l judir" s.niled as he \aiiked her out! r* Tiie\ 1 ule on a trirlem now , oi eoiii's?. Iilut iluud has lo work luce treadmill horse1 for the j'id_re has learned ho�� to sit and bhirk tnd let liis <lai'!iii<r do all the u Oi'U. <; [la weighs two hundred and lift.i-otie, Hut the poor fen 1 thinks it an even ton ! And she often s,n ^ \\ ltli pain-rent heart: "I wish L was bark ou inj old n'e cart'" "Ot all true words tJiat I o\cr spake Tlie truest are t.'iese. "He's a h loom in'in ho'.' ��� De-ner Post BATHS o BARBER SHOP The bathsare e<|iiull\ us ���jikhI .is loiind in fitii's. Siilo cull iiiiue lur In lies. ' ��� " **< L,rM\ ^ rMIATI*. Pi-oi.,., TirstStieet. PRINCIPAL BATH HOUSE AND LAUNDRY. *.' *- ' Best Equipped Establishment j in Atlin. Lake Street, near Sawmill. TULES EGGERT - - Swiss Watchmakicr. t Has charge of goverunienf instut- ments I'irst street, Atliu. In .Medical "Hall. James Orr, ex-M. P. P., who' spent several mouths in Atlin this' Djvect to Vancouver in summer is in Vancoaver. r r THE - unadian Bank seeV , Three Days nimerce. Corner Sscond and Pearl Streets. ATLIN. B C. 5TH, A. II 16TII AND 26TII ICACH MONTH OE laled to test the fitness of the can- , , didale as a trail-blazer of the path jTheu firo- Captain Johnson, one of j TiKmouGiri.v Ivoiui'i-kd Assay " to the development of Alaska's Jthe promotci ���> of llie oider, donated Iq1mmc,.: ix CoxnivCTiox. wonderful re.-=ources, ami lhe sol-'for ;l clu,) house a large lot in a , emu oath of brotherhood is a��� ' ^vored section of the city; Bro, E. obligation for ail time thai his latch- iM* ^'oodrurf donated an addition ��� , ,, , , <��� ��i,*o ;��� r.rA*~ n, ,i 1 it Gold purchased or advances made string shall alwavs be on I lo the Ito this m order that a larger edifice ' | need) hi other, lhal he will st-ui no ,tha11 Uie OIie contemplated might ilhereon landing the result of itM false stampedes, tlial he wi'.i K'ic-m 'bc Considered, aud Bto. Captain ' assay. I nomine abovt it:* valme trnt ho'J0''11 Irv"'S* ^- V- V , donated thg*, will, iuihoit be a btornir ro his j "pessary lumber fo.- thc building. ; ! brnthct foil i'i~ .>_eki 1 inJrcAicLcl Meantime a committee comprising j Exchange sold on all the princi-' v.-jld. utis'i .1 J1 limes and .'in cll|tllD leading legal talent of thc city jpal poinLs in piUropQf the United I BAK1CR, Agent, C. R. R. Office, Skagway. ITKEN & STRANAHAN, Paintkrs. Neat and artistic signs at reason able rates. places. The handgrip, the saiuta- |had been appointed to incorporate states and Canada tion, the 1 espouse-and strangers ,the orclcr LUlcl ^ro. Stiles lv. Maxon |" "__' 1_.\J_ meeting on far distant creeks are !had been commissioned to prepare _ When in Atliu stop immediately brothers and sharers Pla,is for the club house. Tlie lot' . . al tjie . in weal and woe. Near the end of Eebruarv the was duly deeded to the trustees of | the order, the lumber arrived rtur-1 OLYMPIC HOTEL City of Seattle, on her trip to the j intf thc la<,t dai's or.M:iy, and the north, carried a merry crowd of re-,'building committee is now prepar- ttirning repre-��enlalive Alaskans | ��|R to erect OIlc of tht; "Jost commo* ! HKAnoijARTKKS i*or Liemp's St. I BAR ! ELEG ANTLY EURNISED ' BACHELOR APARTMENTS. I Rooms with Brussels carpets, j a stove in each, and all accessories. I Billiard and Poo! Tables. 1 JACK BYRON, Prop. First Street. and Klondikers, some who had made fortunes and some who had merely laid the foundation for pos- ible weilth. So:n- were members dious and sumptuous thice-sloiy Loth Lac.isr Bki'k. 1 l-ir^t class ResUiurautin connection, rhe following are llie offices of A. BURLE, Mana-^ei. club bailding to be found on the Pacific coast D1SCOYERY. B. C. When you come to Discovery tike shelter under the TREE, finest of ll'iuo! ; fi^'id sL,KU -��; ft'li- >.'Ksl' ���if > ���Jf"*>i ft-1 >* . ���i i ���Jl1'-! 41: all, III*' !*! ATLIN, ~B. C;,/ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, .tSoo. picked up Here, and there. 'Mi. and Mis. Stett left 'bi v^-ati-- the oaily pail of the week. '17 J. Watsuii, U-fl foi I'.ciuirll fin Friday's boat. The slcfinicr'Noia, ofthe B. L. <.*v K. N., was stianded in the ice 17 miles below Tagish' \eslerday. Capt, E. P. Armstrong, ibrmerh ;wimlv CRv wKh of lhe OJeaner "Malicl I'. lias chartered the Capt. W. l.angley and j. J, Mc- K/'.una left on Friday for Victoria. Chaile; f, F-rihl kit Atlin, toi paits unknown, cuminonly termed Chicago. Before leaving he prophesied a brilliant future for this district as a quart/ camp, having spent thc summer 111 exploring the country in a thorough manner. Al- |so he will astonish thc people of the J Windy Citv with a fine array of ���y, -THE- 1 our free gold-bearing rock'and clis- iposc, of Malaiuulc pups. A. C. One of the bjsl articles for good ]i Hirschfeld represents his iiitercsls health is,a wholesome loaf of bread j durin^'his absence, at 1 2 cents, and a first class meal al 50 cents al the Pioneer Bakety. A. Orant. of tlie luuiso of Mc* Lnsl Saturday's boat canied j away a* fair number of passengeis. I Among thc number 'were Frank l.emuu, McKeeley &l\... lieniiett, .,,rt;e^ u.h() ^ [{> v.inomwer; c.unc in ycsteulay and loll lhe stone jj; ^^ (>r MahreV & Mead,, who day, after closing smnemin.ngdeals j wm speml lhe ^^ in y.uvuhitr, Robert Laidiaw. a well-known ij .M.Rose, who goes to Minneapo- Skaguay packer, and another naiu-jiis- Mr. 'Pennant', of 'Pennant & ed Bobinso'n, of London, wheie i B;lker, who will winter in Skaguay; drowned in the White Horse iapids!aiK* ])r ,m(1 iMrs j0hnJ0n, who go w ierchcint$ Bank of Halifax IXfJOItPOIiATKI) lW.il Paid Ui* Cai'ital Ricst ��� - - - - 52,000,000.00 $1,250,000.00 A general' Banking business transacted. Cold Dust assayed and purchased., Drafts issued and money transferred to any part ofthe world. v ��� The First Bank to Open in Atlin. W. A.SPENCER Ivlanager Atliu Branch! last Sunday Sergl. Woodhouse. of thc N. W. M. P.. was united in marriage last Saturday to Miss Bailey,,of Atlin. They will-spend the winter at" Tagish. i to New York. I 1 II. Cowan went out lasl Saturday on his way to'Victoria, where he will winter. "In his trip he is embracing a little of thc sweet-do-nothing charm and considerable busi- .. P. BiJRNS & CO., Wholesale - and -> Retail - BuiGhers* t * - Co U NICK FlRST AM) PlCAKt. ' STRI'KTs: A. C. Hirschfeld, acting for iness. ��� He intends to make atrange- the firm of Brownlee 6c Houghton, imenls whereby this paper will be in during their absence, has power to j perfect harmony with lhei pulse of rent some of the best lots and ! the world In a scmi-weeklv letter cabins in Atlin. I'which he will forward on the fasl- Thc W. P. '& Y. Rv, has l6o |est boats and'thence by wire. Apart Builder&f Hrdware, Miners' Supplies, Tinware, . Granitewarc, Etc., Etc TINSHOP IN CONNECTION. ETRST STREET- ATLIN, B. C. DUNN & CO. (Limited.)' acres of land leserved below While I from this an extensile addition Horse rapids for a townsite, to be hviH he made to- the P^nt in the known as Closcleigh, numed .lfter i ^a>" of presses, etc., that will allow one of the shareholders. Before Magistrate Woods this week M. A. Smith got one mouth, for. pointing a gun at Frank La'que, at Pine. P. McNichols, for threatening to shoot C. J. Johnson "was" fined $75 and co.sts. Judge Fry. ' connected with the Globe since its inception, arrived in Atlin on Friday, and after closing important business, left on the same day s boat for Bennett, where he will remain during the winter. The general supposition is that Friday's trip of the Gleaner would be the last, but Captain John Irving was not able to ' <*ay definitcly whelher this would be the ca**c. If moderation in the weather continues he is likelv to make two more. ot a large-sized of the printing paper him the early part of the season These he will bring in with ! COMPLETED. - The work of cutting" a winter Iroad thiough to Log Cabin has been reported complete. The distance is about 42 miles and starts immediately opposite Atlin City on the west side of Atlin Lake, and thence runs on the south side of Atlinto River and Taku Arm fourteen miles to Windy Arm near Golden Gale, the distar.ee across the arm is live miies to Hale's stopping place. The road then runs due west three miles lo Otter Lake. This lake is rouuded on tho north side seven and three-quarter miles, THE GRAND MOTEL FJNEST EQUIPPED HOTEL IN THE NORTH. EVERYTHING CONDUCTED IN FIRST-CLASS MANNER. Rich & Hasttic, Proi'iuktors; David Hastik, Managkr. Corner of First and Discoverv Streets. - and tliree and a half miles further The Union Colliery Co., of Yan- ion the road finishes at the junction couver Island, has had a fine of the Fan 'Pail. The road does of $5,000 imposed upon them for A GOOD BROP. V* The Dawson Daily Ne.vs of "September 18th, just to hand, contains a story of a most miraculous escape from death of a miner at Oro Fino hill, which is located between Fox and American gulches on the left limit of Bonanza, Yukon territory. On the hill is a claim owned dyG.F. Sparks, and .on the claim there is a shaft 10S feet deep. Down this shaft lasl Thursday (14th "lilt.) fell a Montana miner named Sharp. Mr. Sparks has a stcam-thawer aud hoist* and Sharp was being hoisted to the surface. Just as his head appeared al the top of the shaft a belt on the wheel slipped off and the sudden iierk caused the "Montana man to 1 *' the curbwork in his rapid descent. It all passed so quickly, however, that he had no distinct remembrance of f s anything save that he reached the bottom without sustaining any severe injuries. Pie was somewhat, sore next dav, but went to work as usual. negligence in tlie maintenance of thc Trent river bridge where an accident had occuired and several men lost their lives. Andreu Boudreau, of Alexandria, Que., who had been a sufferer for months past in the hospital not touch at the Tepee, so weli;lose his hold* iuul dovvn he felL known to travellers last winter. The Hymenal the lop were horror- rsad is 10 feet wide. Boats are ., stricken at the awful catastrophe. be had lo ferry passengers across ! No lime was jost, however; the bell was again adjusted, and Mr. Sparks, from Windv Arm to Hale's. Mr. Sni.vthe, photographer, reeeiied during the Beck from Rochester, N. Y"., il handsome camern. the largest in the north, with lcversiblp hack. This line instrument was ordered last March nud has !>t*en ou tlie road p\er since that time. Win. Ilnillj . \\ lio has had connection with the*Atliu Globe since iff, iir.st issue, has been superseded by C. Culliu, who \\ ill continue its publication." "Mr. Uuill.v went out on I'ri- tltlj's llOHt. The Domino lmll. fin en by tho Arctic Uro- tiierhood iu their hull hi'st evi-nin^r, was another break in Atlin's dull monotony. It was well attended und j<�� tripped iiloiifr till I o'loclc in tlie nioriiiii{r. The entertainments provided by tiiits order are very much appreciated, uud much praise is due to Dr. Lewis lor his uutirinu: eflorts in making them a success. NEW OPERETTA. went down the shaft to bring up. the , mangled remains of poor Sharp. He I reached thc bottom, and uerly fainted All kinds of job printing turned out bv The Claim from a bank The new Savoy operetta by Ar- j with surprise when, instead of the here, passed away al 2 o'clock on j Uiur Sullivan and Basil Hood is to! shapeless form of a miner, he found Thursday morning. His affliction j De produced in October._ Its scenes j that individual sitting cool and col- was scurvy, contracted on the Tes-' are laid '��� a camp Qf Australian , lected on upturned bottom of a uail- liu trail. He was buried on Friday 1 miners, refined and trans formed | keg. "How do yon feel after your ; check to a circus poster, in the Discovery street cemetery. | through thc influence of an elderly i tumble?" asked Mr Sparks, as soon as A bunch of mirth-makers left | woman, who promises to marry the | hc had recovered his speech. "J feel Allin on Thursday in the persons , worst of them al the end of acertain | ap right," said Sharps: "but I think of Misses R\ an and Lamoreaux, Charley Wright, and C. Taylor. They went to Taku City a day in advance of the sailing of the Gleaner, so as to take no chances going across Atlin Lake on a steamer that waits for a fair wind. The ladies will remain at Bennett, while Chas. and Cv. go io Tacoma. tune. 1 it is about Setting time to be A party of young English girls, a'out of this hole." Sharp was lord mayor of Loudon and his | again hoisted, up, and on examiua- friends, and a secret society of ama- tion it was found that all the injuries teur actors are other characters in the operetta, which ends ou a an he had sustained were a few trifling scratches ou his hands and face. island on the Pacific ocean, with an i How he saved himself he does not exploding volcano in the back-1 know, but thinks he endeavored ground. to check his fall was by catching at Voi; Wir.r. Maki: No Misiaki' Ti* Vhii Go To Tin: ...BRITISH HOTEL... ('ui, l-'irst uud l)isro\er.\. Genuine noods und t>\c>r> thin-; first clus-t ut moderate rates. T. 'lUCWJiLU Proprietor. ���***-" 1 71 1 m M in i'i\ u>li
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1899-10-28 |
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.) |
Genre |
Newspapers |
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Text |
FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run: 1899-1908 Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Atlin_Claim_1899_10_28 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
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 | 10.14288/1.0169980 |
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Longitude | -133.7 |
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