'/&{��� CLAIM. <\ VOL.- 7: ��� ATLIN, B. C,SSATURDAY, .AUGUST 9, 1902.' . NO. 160. THE SUNRISE CO. New Plant Installed on the London Group. Yollovv channel Exposed Gratify ing1.Prospects Some Very Substantial Work Done. THE ATLIN HOSPITAL The Sunrise Co.'s'new plant, on the Lou'dou Group, is taking water M'oni the south ditch, and has an increased pressure ol" 50 feet over their oilier installations, ihe head now being 119 feet. This is,the first hydrauliciug" done on the high rim on the south side of Pine- Creek. Water was turned on last Mo'ii-5 day'aud by Tuesday a face was opened up exposing the "yellow channel as expected. The face shows a depth of between! 15 .to 18. feet of yellow gravel,' and the gravel itself appears to be, at this point, less than 6 feel troui the surface of the' bench. 'From the lay of the gravel the channel was running south-westerly, away from "the present creek, in the direct Ton. of; Stevendyke Gulch and- Spruce 'Creek.- - ��� . ��� - jr. A, A -'- The characteristic points of the gravel are the large - accumulation of round and. oval boulders.the gravel itself being more or less cemented, but \iekling readily to the monitor. Where exposed, it may be mentioned that, this is the lowest point on Pine Creek where the ��� yellow channel has been found, and from general indications it is most probable to be the last appearance -on. .the present channel of Pine Creek. The flume hasbeeh very substan- tially laid,Mil setting it the rim was cut down to a depth of about ro feet in order lo bottom the channel. It runs neaily parallel with the present bed of Pine Creek. It is the i. tentiou of the Company to follow the channel up stream.pining down from above. We congratulate _the Company upon this commencement of serious development woik on their valuable property. Women's Ward now. Completed. Funds Provided by Prosbyterian Ladles of Toronto Furni- ture Required. The new addition.to the Hospital, the women's ward, is now completed.- Il consists of one large ���ward, a private -ward, bath room and a reception room. Before this addition was erected the'nurses on many different occa- sions'.williiigly gave up their own private dwelling in cases of maternity.;. -'.V X..- X The expense of building this new ward was subscribed by ��� the presbyterian ladies of Toronto, the cost being over one thousand dol- ���*'* _. * ��� .' - ��- lars. Furniture is" now-required, and considering thai the hospital has been in existence three years aud that no one', ,whatever his or her circumstances, was turned away, rich or^poor, heathen ar. christian, one aud all get the.sanie . treatment and.attention. . .Too .much cannot be said, in .praise- of the nurses,' whose indefatigable efforts to bring comfort to the sick are to say the least comiueuda.blej it is not asking too much of the residents; of this district to subscribe liberally to the list that is now - being circulated around. The Stevendyke Co. Double Wedding" at Spruce - Creek. Miss. Lydia Iloudreau and. Mr. Armand Piquet, anif^Miss Marie Boudreau and Mr. Alexander Blon- deau were- married, on . Tuesday last, at Mr Boudrcau's residence on Spruce Creek, the cereniony was performed by Father- MacKinnon. The brides are both daughters cf Mr. and' Mrs. Peter B.xidreua, only 'the" intimate friends of the families were invited. We .wish them nil every "happiness. . .- The Sijv.iu.lyke Partnership we are informed aie working on the westerly edge of the bench upon! which tlie yellow channel has been I exposed by the Sunrise Co., "and' are running a big gioiuid-sluicecul I to trrn-e if ; ossible the existence of.! this valuable depcsil as it crosses'! their pro eriy. Indications war | lanl them in pus', ing the work;, and we trusi ih< ir .search may I have a similar sttiAic.loiy -"oncUi-' si.ju as tlril unending' th.- Ainri.-i'- o >.T,t'.io.:.s. "'���,.' RATES ON ORE. The Rate not yet Fixed by- White Pass Officials. President .S., H. -Oravcs and Siipt. P.. F. Scl'iai'schinidl oA the. While"'Pass Route, vaine in lasf Wednesday, b'.r. have made no tie- finite arrangements as to rates on o*c sbi" 111 .-nn whi -h it was antic:,- 1 J. H. Richardson, Successor to Cu minings & Richardson, The Leading House NOW'S YOUR CHANCE:' For Bargains In Dry .Goods, .Boots and Shoes. r ' ^ > ' / y The Canadian Bank, of Commerce. CAPITAL PAID UP , $8,000,000. Branches of the Bank at Seattle, San Francisco, ; . " ��� , - Portland," , ��� ' x t , Skagway, etc Exchange sold on ail Points. Goi.n Dust Pukchasku���Assay Ofimck in .Connkctiont. J. S. MUNRO, Manager. LOUIS SCHUU, Wholesale and Retail Butcher FIRST STREET; ATLIN, B. C. ��� Agents for; THK STANDARD OIL CO., ' THK CUDAHY. PACKING CO., .<. " ' CHASK & SANBORN, (Seal Coffee). ' " A ��� ROSK OF KLKNSBURG BUTTKR. Yx y: Wholesale - .&- Retail The HOSS - HIGGINS Co., We solicit your Mail Orders. SKAGWAY, Alaska Pioneer Mm and Restaurant Sl'KCIAI.TIKS IX i . FANCY CAKES & PASTRY. < Fresh'Bread, Rye Bread, etc. Cha.s. Mykk, Proprietor. G001I Ituonis t<< Kent ���By the Day, Week or Mont li at reasomihlt; rati-s. Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Window..., Dodis, .Mcu't lliilf Solus iiml Slicii! Xitil-. ������ Henry Diston A Son's Satts.- Glass un;. C. JOHNSTON. I'n.p.-i. l>��r. tin., I Sl.ililin^ Im Unit". ,.11,1 I',/�������. -1 .?r V- ATLIN, B. C.,-SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, x^p The Atlin Claim. hv Fuldlshed every Suturilaj iiiornln T.'.(K An,IN CLAIM I'lllll.lSHlSO Co. A.O. lliKsrHPEl.11. Klilion". ' l). Tmui l.r.Brt, Suh-Kditor. Offloe of niililiiMitloii IVui'l S-., Atlin, H. 0. Advpi'tinlriK; Kato* :, $1.00 per ineh. eiudi Insertion. lUuulinn notices. H.ri eents u line. Special Contract lliites on application. The subscription price ii *.ri a year pny- rIjIo In . No |i iper will be delivered unless this condition is complied with. Saturday, Aik'.ust 9, 1902. It will be by.this time, just four 3'ears from the inception" of the camp, quite evident to anyone who has given the matter the slightest consideration that we have in oiir midst two elements deliimenlal lo the welfare of the district. These two elements.are, on the one hand, tli'e parties owning property, which they sire ,dcsiioi:s of disposing" of by any means justifiable or otherwise and who are therefore desirous of "bo.".i:n;ug"'.iie camp unduly, .and ,. c.'Op body knows the rer.c'.icn lhat is bound sooner or later to follow a ":>".om.': The other e'sni'nt, \A h does not perhaps c j so nu;A h.-.r'n, consists of those, partie.--, wl;o own properly, which Ihey aro d-Ai:or.s. Inducin?--* Investm -> ���- + That we have a mining district worthy of more than ordinary attention'is known to us,, what is needed is.ably put forth in an art- icle'appearing in, the Mining and Scientific Press, from which we take the following extract. ' "The possession of mineral wealth is not' enough. It should be made known. One good way is ��to help the local newspaper. This is an age of advertising, and the press is the best for announcement. Tell the local editor the truth, buy his paper and pay for it. What he says about your, prospect, if il has ihe right ring' lo if',, will lit; noted by the larger journals aud thus gel before ''canital." YVIuMin' "capital'' does gel as lar as your town, don't assume lhat it can be easily led.- --"Capital is usually shy and . you must secure its Ceriisiaiiics of-improvtsmtsnts. coAde i.'CC. Tell the truth; the of holding and who a io 1uire ! iliis end in view- do leciy vA value of :: .guA-i 'to to ac-anire. harms the c to help a .A] and ac- .;.':���! ol its d ihioiigh- )��� \ A exists .- '.cr means more, ana with tlieir utmost to all property at all that which the;.' v.'X This of course n.-i standing of I lie ca.np What is nt." -; ;i camp along is in hav curate news a:"i into: capabilities d A\r;ui:" out the poi'/.t-". wiioic and we can sugg-v-l ;:��� than an cxi:.. ;:>���!..', j r... :rt made by a competent.'at: lArA. Il is now over lv. o years-since we were visited by the Provincial - Mineralogist and since that time many changes have taken place and much development work has been" done. ' '. We think that' the Government might see their way to again send their Mineralogist lo visit, and report on, this district, and we are sure that his report, which would be impartial, would give the outside public a good idea of just really what we have hi this district. We have contributed, i:i the last four years, a large quota lo the revenue of the province and it is not too much lo ask for this very slight recognition from the Government. The matter is, in our humble opinion, at least worth ventilating, truth is good enough and most people beiiov'o il., Don't inflate prices. Let the buyer have a. chance lo' make a 'litile. True -the prospect may bi worth & too, 000, , lrut wouldn't il be better to take a little As than lo Imld out'for .your own 1 g'.u-. '���Ci'-iUal'' is 'willing lo 1'.-.ke changes sometimes but; if it s ��.way, you may have to .hang to your $ 100,000 .property folic- lime, and may even die wail- Tweulv-five " thousand is II01.Y CKOSS, FRENCH AND ' ALVINIi Mineral Claims, situate" in the Atlin Mining: District, nttlieSW corner of Atliu Lake, t\vo"'milet from Atlin l>uke, nr.'ar Holm Creek. KTOl'lCE is hereby given that I, Noel La- rSvor.liere, F.M.C., No. 11,4885. and,'as Attm- ney-lti-fuet. for Tom.Laverdiere, F.M.C.'; No. B 4834, nnd Frank Laverdiere, F.M.C., No. H 4SD2, intend IK) days from date hereof, to apply to the Minliigr Recorder for n Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of ohtaiu- in<; a Crown Grant of-the above claims. And Fciitiikk Take notice that actinii nn- dor Section !17'must he commenced ecTore the isnuuire of inch Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 2r.tli dayof Juno, 1<��. je2S-6lUI "Nijtr.i/LAViSKnjiiltH. ' HUTTI-:,- "11ELKNA" ninl "GKKAT ��� FAI.1.S" Mineral Claims, .Situate at the South end of Atliu Luke in the Atlin Dih- U'ict, !ihoi:i two iniloii front the head of Torey I nlet. ���yAKK Notice I'fr.i, I, ,1. II. IJi-i'V.'ih-. A -ill for .lolni '"\< h ���', I'.'-i,: .. -"tl, li :''';.'. in- tend C'diij-i fii>;,i iliii' /..M'.-.-i i-, ..iiply t.i the Miiiin,..- l!'".i)i-:l.i' f��u- C.-rtiiieiitek of Ini- pr.jv.-mcnti; for iliv purpose of obtnininir Crown Oinnt^ ot.ti... above elniins. Ami "'u.iVii l-.ll, 'luke notice tlint iittion tinder Suction !I7 must be commenced before the issuance of such CcrtiHuuto of Improvements. J. II. HIIOWNIjHK. Dated at Atlin, this 2nd day of .Inly, 1U.-2. jy-5-lluil Notice of Dissolution. ���RTOTrCK is hereby, tjiven that tlio pnrtner- ship heretofore pxintiiiff between tlui iiudersisined at Atlin, B. C. as "CiimmliittK & Kiulinrilson." bus this day b"nti dissolved. Mr. Kielmnlsoii,,who continue* business, will pay nil liabilities and collect all ne- cniuits. Dated ut Atlin. II. C��� this 2Ktli duy ..f .luno lliv2. John Cu.mminch, .1. UlM.VAKI) ItKJIIAllliUOS. ' IF YOU WANT Information CONCERNING MINES &MINING PROPERTY In the Atlin District, WRITK TO Am Cm Hirschfeld Real Estate and Mining Broker, on I siir I in" THE ROYAL HOTEL, E. ROSSELLI, Manager. Corner Pearl and First Streets, Atlin, B. C. The Hoard of Trade will discuss tlie advisability of taking action on the above suggestion al its next monthly meeting. Governor Ross. Improving Rapidly. Gov. Ross luu>- not yet been removed froin White Horse and is still at Major Snyder's residence. He-has.recovered his speech and can now move his limbs. His physicians have every hope for his speedy recovery, and are generally pleased with his progress. worth more to a live, man than p. A~n,ooo piospect lo" a .dead one. Then, .loo, if "capital,"when ��� it gels to your place', lakes /a'fancy lo sane property other than, your own. don't tell the visitor that lie will hi' sold'if he -buys that', or that you can put hhii on to something belter. Let your neighbour, friend or enemy, make a sale if he can. The. next best thing to having iiKiiiey yourself is for someone else near you to have it. It would be even well for you to praise the other fellow's property a little��� much better than to "knock it". One investment, if satisfactory, leads to another, and the sale of your .neighbour's properly may help you dispose oc yours. Of one thing be sure: "Capital" will be ready to believe any mean things you may tell it, aud will feel like taking the next stage out of the place, while a little broad gauge treatment may be the means of considerable resultant good'to all concerned," Many a mining camp of merit has been "queered" forever by the mistaken notion of its residents that a would-be investor who strays in there is a lit subject for imposition. While they cannot affect the existence of mineral in the ground if they keep men from going down after it, the result is the same as if the ore were annihilated. Millions of dollars of ore in the ground will never benefit its owner nor the community unless it is taken out, I and the men who are able to go after the ore should be met fairly by the prospector or promoter to the mutual benefit of all. Prohibitive prices and misrepresentation never opened a mining camp. "Besides telling your local editor theHue new* ahd buying .his This New and Commodious Hotel was opened to the Public, April ' i6lh, 1901.���Everything iu it is New.���Strictly .First Class.' CIIOit'CST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS CASE GOODS A SPECIALTY. % THE KOOTENAY HOTEL. George E. Hayes, Proprietor Cor. First and Trainok Strickts. ts.���American and Kuropean plan. ��r Finest Wines, Liauors and Gigars* * " Billiards and Pool. d��o'*Cr��c(^c^o^:**��*a*o��o*ce��>a*^t*o*c^o*:o*��*o��o��o*.o*cs^��':'-> THE ORAM�� HOTEL FINICST lCQUIPPF-:i) HOTliI, IN THE NORTH. EVERYTHING CONDUCTED IN FIRST-CLASS MANNER. French Restaurant in Connection* David Hastik,' Proprietor. Corner oi" First and Discovery Streets. THE QOLD MOUSE, DISCOVERY, B. C. Comfortably Furnished Rooms���By the Day, Week or Month. The Best of Liquors and Cigars always in Stock. ��� Fine stable iu con uection with the House. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. (). W. Johnston. Milliliter. FOR Call, and get Prices at I I �� ���x^ ATLIN, B.C., SATURDAY, AUGUST g, 1902. Wo can give'/You. as Good Value for your CASH as QpQCerieS, I3rOVisioriS9~et:C. TT *"* any House in Town. ��� ' _ (riant Powder on hand.. Try us- - with'; it * and see* J*. JTiu raser $ paper, and showing in all' ways that you appreciate his value, give him a little advertisement of your property. You wonft lose . anything by it. 11 were also well lo take and'carefully read,a good mining paper. You will often see therein the names of men .'who are on the lookout (or mining property; write them'briefly, setting out in short meter what you think your, local advantages are. '' Get your neighbors to make up a little purse and have some neat circulars printed; send those out to. any address that may seem to you, desirable: 99 out of every 100 may he wasted���circulars usually are���but one out of each hundred may- start au enquiry. Just consider you have something to sell that needs advertising, and advertise accordingly. You cannot attract deserved- attention except in some such way, It isjusfas good business to advertise the resources of a mining district or the ��� merits of a particular property as to advertise a' concentrator or a' hoist. The idea is" to make a sale and do business." Dawson Telegraph Operators go out on Strike. ��� A special wire from Dawson states that the' Government Telegraph operators are out on strike,- due, it states, to 11011 - payment of salaries and reduction of one third in wages. - So far the service is not interrupted and there is no likelihood of any serious trouble. ��� Klondike Clean Up. The estimate of $30,000,000 for the spring clean-up is the "largest on record for the arctic gold field, and goes to prove the permanency of this source of the world's gold supply. , ' - Pointers. In building flumes ,in dry weather the condition of the board lumber used should be ��� noted. If dry and seasoned' it should not "be nailed, to make close'joints.... An allowance should be made for the swelling of the boards when they become wet. Partly seasoned lumber or even lumber green from the saw can be used for flume construction. When battens are used in the boxes it is best to nail only one edge till they have been well soaked up by the flowing water. Pine or fir riffle blocks for sluices are apt to occasion loss of gold, because of the pitchy grease exuding therefrom, flouring ' the quicksilver. The ordinary rule for proportional dimensions of mine post timbers is that the diameter of the , post in inches should he equal to its length in feci. The, A.O.U.W. at Home. The entertainment' ' given last Friday by tlie A. O. U.W., though not'so well attended as the previous one, was; voted another success., The disciples of Hoylc and Cavendish , had a good time. The Ping Pong Tournament went off with, a vim aud much interest was evinced; Mr. II. Voting took the first prize "whilst ihe honour of carrying off the booby prize fell to Mr. A. Kaye. .Some of the guests tried tlieir hands' at the targets with varied success. Then a well served lunch was passed -around and an enjoyable evening woundr up by the ' ever popular dance. Sunday's Excursion. The "Weather Man" evidently took note of Mr. Lipscpinbe's warn: ing and Ihe Scotia failed on time with a' full cargo", of pleasure seekers. . * A number,of passengers got off at >Mc. Kee Creek aud visited the Hydraulic Workings", of the Atlin Mining Co. and combined!with the pleasure .of picking" wild strawberries, which abound in profusion, all had a good time. The " contingent, who went to Pike'R'iver'enjoycd-'a game of base ball after lunch and altogether the outing was a most pleasant one and the thanks of all the excursionists for the courtesies shown them is due lo all, from the gallant Captain to the cabin boy, On the return trip' iii the afternoon the wind freshened considerably and " got in its deadly work" on'two of our leading legal luminaries, one lost a brand new hat and the other got a brand new suit of clothes wet while regaining the steamer-al the mouth of McKee; but no-matter, we trust soon to have another pic-nic. l"OR OP Alaska, Yukon and Northern B.C. I'ROJI Skagway to Atlifl & Dawson GO TO HIRSCHF ELD'S and Grape Rings And All Kinds of 'Jewellery Manufactured on the Premises. 0S&- Why send out when you can get goods as cheap here? , ��� Watches From $5 u/>. Fine Line off Souvenir Spoons* JULES EGGERT & SON, The Swiss Watchmakers. NOTICE. 'l'liu I.e Roy, Ltd., I.in.', .Minim; Company, f awning th�� l-ii Kin', Hon Tail, IIi.auk Jack, Hutj-b, Isahkm.a, Idaho, Lkcsai. 'J'KNDISII. and I.ITTLK JOH J'1 IS ACTION Mineral Claim'', situated in liuiny llol-, low, Chilluit Mining Division of Ca.ssinr - DUti-iet, II. C. To HAKNAltl) HOVI. ��n: Otiikii iuh Agknt on Auknth: T tliu iiiiilei'MKiied-Jos, W: Smith, part ' owner of the ahove-iiamed mineral claims, hei-ehy tfive notice to the above- named Barnard lloyl or other his Afrent or Agents, that I do hereby request the said Barnard Boyl or other his Agent or Agents to contribute his .share of the assessment work done on the said claims, via.: one year's assessment work, from July, 1001 lo July, 19,i2, amounting; to the sum of $1G!I.4(). Unless the .said amount he paid to me on or before the 7th daj- of September next, I shall proceed, under and by virtue of the powers conferred by Section 4 of the Mineral Amendment Act, 1900, repealing Section 11 of Cap. 4.1 of the Statutes of 1SD9. ��� .fop. W. Smith, ' Hy JSO, P. LINDSAY, 1 l Atty.-iu-L'uct, Atlin, B. 0., June 7th, 1902. ' 3m 1 Certificates of Improvements. DISCOVERY Mineral Claim, Situate on Pine creels, at or near the town of Discovery, iu the Atliu Lake Mining District, 1$. C. , j - ' ��T*AKE N'otice that I, W. Pollard Grant, , "Assent for V. A. Wise, I*. M. C. No. B 628114, ami Nellie* H.1 Uuiimills, P.M.c., No. B ���1127, intend 60 days from date hereof to apply to the Mining Kccorilor for a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim Axn li'UKTHEli Take notice thut action mi- 'tlor Section 117 must lie commenced before the issuance ef such Certificate of Improvements. Dated at Atlin. IL C, this 17th day of July, 1902. \V. Por.LAiiu Gkast. KOCK OF AGES Mineral Claim, Situute on Pine Crceki nt or near the town of Discovery, iu the Atlin Lake Mining District, 1$ C. HTAKE N'otice that T, \V. Pollard Grant, 1 Agent for K A, Wise, 1?. M. C.. No. li 152K14. IV, G. Mitchell, 1\ M. C, No. U KIM."!, and Nellie II. Huniialls, K. M. C, No. B 4127. intend. Sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Kecordor for u Certificate of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining a Grown Grant of the above claim. And Fvimimi Take notice that action under Section :I7 must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated nt Atlin, II. C., this 17th day of July, 1002. W. POT.iT.AHD Gil ANT. Pellew-tiarvey, Bryant & Gilman Provincial Assayers I lie Vancouver Assay Office, Established 1690. *#*_��� W. WALLACE GRIME & CO., Agents." Large or .Sintill Samples forwarded for Assay. Q��� iV�� BAR 1'. LINK HS MiBER SHOP Prop. Now occupy their new quarters next to the Runic of Ii. N. A.. First Street. Thc hath i-oomsare equully as good us found in cities. Private Kntrmice for ladies. Back ii u in hers of the Atlin Claim can always be had at the Claim office, price if, cents. Frank -Mobley, Taxidermist, ATLIN, B:C Furs and .Skins dressed���Birds' and Animals stuffed. , �����--���e���. Prices can be obtained upon application lo'A.'C. HiK.sciii'ici.i), Specimens on exhibition and for. sale at the Claim Office. C P. No Co. -ALASKA ROUTE SAILINGS. , The following sailings are announced for the niontli of July ��� Leaving Skagway at 6 p.m., or on, arrival of train: Princkss May . .August 8. ,. - ��� .- 1(J Amur . -^ -��� ,. 12 ::.*'- ,,24 , For further information, apply or write lo H. B. Dunn, Agent, . Skagway,- Alaska. ATLIN FISH MARKET A. Hhunicii, Proprietor. ��� Fresh Fish Alwavs on Hand ��� Hydraulic and Other Companies Supplied at Wholesale Rates. W. WALLACE GRIME & Co., Notaries Public. Third Street, Atliu B. C. MIMNG BROKERS S COMMISSION AdlNfS. Fire & Accident Insurance. . Agknth I'-oi: PIsLLEW-HARVEY A CO, Assayers. ALL STEVENS RIFLES AND PISTOLS ARC GUARANTEED TO BE SAFE, DURABLE AND ACC1MATE. Ithe favorite rifle is an acenrate rifle and puts every shot ���where yon hold it. Weight 4* ponnds. Made in three calibers���.22, .25 and 32 Kim Fire. price: No. 17, Plain Sights, . . $3.25 Ho. 18, Target Sights, . . H.25 Where these rifles tiro not carried in stock by dealers we will send, express prepaid on receipt of price. Send stamp for catalog describing complete line and containing valuable information to shooters. The J. Stevens Arms asd Tool Co. P. 0. (m CHIC0PEE FALtS, MASS. Copies ot the new Placer Act of. 1901, consolidated with the Acts of 1898 and '1899, for sale at ihe Claim Office. 1 ' l 1 *** ATLIN,'" B. C. SATURDAY, AUttUST y. ujo2 PICKED UP HERE AND THERE. Cliurch of England: St. Mnrtin's Church, cor. Third and Train- or streets. Siiiuiay s'rrvires, Matins at, 11 a." ni,, UvensotiK 7:30 p. in. Celebration of Holy Communion, Kt Simdiiy iu oueh niontli and on Special occasions. .Sunday School, Sunday nt, 3 p. in. Committee Meetings, 1ft Thursday in pneh month. Hpv. V. L. StppliPiisnn, Rector. St. Andrew's Prpshytcriaii Church hold services' in the Chiii-cli on Sncoud Street. Morning service nt 11 evening service TiM Sunday School nt the close of the inoriiititr snrvice. I.ev. K. Tiirluiijjtoii, Minister. Free Rcndiuir IJooin, to which all arc welcome. CUT PRICKS al the 'Atlin Cheap Cash Store : Cream, large size, $9.00 per case; 40 cents per tin. ��� Cream, small size, SS.oo per case; 20 cents per tin. j\lilk, small size, $S.oo per case; 20 cents per tin. Creamery Butler, 40 cents per lb. Sugar, iolhs. for $1.00. All other. Groceries, Provisions, etc., cut from 10 to 20 per cent. Dry Goods, Clothing", lioots' and Shoes at half price.���M. Folk v. Mr. Davies is the happy father of a boy, Mrs. Davies and child are doing well. For Oranges and the very finest butter go to McDonald's Grocery. Atlin boasts of over fourteen native born children; since its inception, yet there are only four on the official register at the Registrar's office. Why is this? ' Christie's and Fancy Biscuits al K. L. Pillmau &'Co. The Court was adjourned till Monday 22nd. of December, at whicli time Judge Henderson will return. Blue Ribbon Coffee is absolutely pure. ��� It is sold in all the stores in Atlin. The registrar received advice from Victoria that an order i-i Council had been' passed cancelling the holding of the C-uirt of Assize, advertised for tli'e 12th. inst. Furnished rooms io rent���apply Hotel Northern. .' Go to J. H.', Richardson's for Gold Real Hip Gum Boots; $9.50. Miss. Mc. Lareu is expected to arrive on this morning's boat accompanied by Mr. James Fetherstonhaugh. There is more solid com fori in a cup of Blue Ribbon Tea than in a gallon of'inost beverages. Mrs. Baker accompanied b3r her daughter and two grandchildren came in last Wednesday. ' ��� Agen's specially selected fresh ranch eggs���McDonald's Grocery. CORONATION DAY. OFF.1CERS. President: .LA. l0. ��1.00. 9. IS. Mens' Race, 3IIU yards: Discovery to Peurl Street. SS.00. 10. Canoe Race. Two paddles, one cox: Start ing Ironi "Ilrewery l'oiiit around buoy at Mill and return,finish Triiinor St.$l."i. 11. Canoe Race." Open. Two paddles. One Cox: Same Course. $15. 12. Tusriif War; First. Street, ��12. 12.HI). to l.:!0. Adjournment for lunch. In Atlin until August 20th All Work Guaranteed. �� Prices Reasonable. YENDOME HOTEL. , Choicest Wines, Liquors & Cigars. FREE ."BOWL IN j. v�� -J A .J \, X - Fresh consignment of Fancy Groceries, at popular prices, at K. L. Pillmau &. Co. The would be sportsman who shot one of Mr,- Blacketl's tame gulls should remember that it is a finable offdi.ee lo shoot even wild ones. . Open Events., 1.A Throwing Stone: First Street. ��10. 1.4ri". i'uttins Shot: First Street.- $7.50; ?3. .��� 2 p.m. 100 yard Race, open, from Jleyer's to I'illinan'.s: SKI. ��� 2..15 Mieycle Race: Rant Avenue to Discovery Street. Hest two in three. ��7.50; $5. 2.4f>. '{Mile, open: Macdouald's to Discovery' Street. $W: #5. I!. Lo? Chopping- Contest; First Street. ?I0. SM Miners' Race: 100 yards. Kii-klaud'.s to Pillman's. !?.">. S. 15. Greasy Pole: Pearl Street wliart". $1(1. I. Hoys and Girls Race: S2..YJ. $.1. 4.15 Trap Shcotinji 011 the jrroiunls of The Atliu (jim (Jluband under tlieir auspi- .-f-s. Open to all. Following this: Tujf of Wiir between Teams captained by Mr.Geo.Coutts of Houlder and Mr. Conroy ol Spruce. First St. >"4.->. The days celebration will close with a Grand Hall at Dixon's Hall. Tickets HI) cents. All are invited. Kntrauce fees- will be churned in all events at the rate of 30 cents for each entry excepting the Greasy Pole and Girls' unci Hoys' Races. Tn the Tug of War, $1.00 from each member of team. Herbert Young, Scc.-Trens. GOD , SAVH THE KIXG. Choice Wines, Liquors and. Cigars. Pool and Billiards free, R. B. Dixon, Proprietor. C. DOELKE1 . . . FRESH MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. . . Fish, Game in season and home made .Sausage. NORTHHKN H.6TKL BUII.IMXC, I'lKS'f S'l'K l'.V.'l'.. Hydraulic s-nsrsg v& Machinery. HYDRAULIC GIANTS, WAT1JR GATKS,- ANGLK STKKI, KIHFMaS & .. HYDRAULIC RIVKTKD PIPK. Pumping & Hoisting Machinery* Kstimales furnished on applicaliou The Vancouver Engineering Works, Vancouver, H. ,C. A. G Hirschfeld, Agent, Atlin, B.C BARGAINS &z nothing but Bargains for the next 30 days in: English Prints, Ginghams, Cretonnes,] Duckings, Dress Goods, Flannels, Bar-Towellings. . , Silks and Laces. & SHOES Njiwithstanding' our recent heavy sales our Stock of Boots and Shoes is still large. ��� -WONDER PRICES for the Balance: -.; Latest Fedora Hats, Fancy Flannel Shirts Stetson Hats, Dress Shirts, Gingham Shirts, Under-clothing.i Heavy Flannel Shirts. .All at Best Grade of ail-Wool Blankets at Coast' Wholesale Prices- We mean Business. Call early, bring your money end we will give you FAT RETURNS for it Rentemher��� Our Stock of Groceries is the laigcst in Atlin and Cash will secure the Eest Value. A xx x llL'yVGKETT & GO. VAA '&JT.