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VOL. iq. ATLIN, B. C,, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, .906. NC. ra-;#•*i> h'Z , Curacao, Venezuela, ,Jan. 31.— Russian'Jews, will be advocated by Washington, D. C.,T*eb. r.—jTlae TELEGEAPHIC. President Caslrcis at present visit-, many of the prominent.men .of that United Slates government, at pre P ' itig and-inspecting all the Venezue race., sent iu session, has ordered -that an CHRISTIAN, IX. lan ;gairisons, and both in them,and London, Jan., 31.—rMr. Thomas, investigation be held immediately, elsewheie .-extensive 'anil elaborate' Iliggins, liish Nationalist, and who into the cause of tlie recent wreck 'KING OF DENMARK"' preparations ,-ate< rapidly Hearing was yesleiday elected to represent- ing of the American steamer .Val |,i • 'DIED MONDAY.! completion ' in order, to oTfer a stiff the .constituency of .North Gal way, encia near Ca*>e Beale, Vancouver resistance ,lo tlie anticipated general' in-the English House of .Commons, Island. Particularly close enquiry - 1 invasion of the country b} the' was .this .morning found dead in. will be made-into the conduct, of IFrederick VIII. has '.Been Pro annies'of France. ' • • 1 bed from' heart failure, aud which is the officers -and crew of the lost claimed as the 'New . - • - '' attributed to-.lhe.excitemeut caused; vessel, as well as that'-of-.the officers London, Jan. 31.—The'rumblings' 7' by his campaigning during the, and crews of the steamers and tugs .Danish King. , - which have been^. heard of late election. which were sent to her assistance. against the continuation oftkeiHon.' 1 I- I -ai7 PERSONS WERE DROWNED . r St. Petersburg, Jan. 31.—The Curling: News. '•(' .IN THE VALENCIA WRECK. A. J. Balfour as 'leader of the "Un news ha-s 'just been received here ionist party ' continue to'.increase thal-the town-of Gomel is at present' Two Atlin Rinks Visited and De An 'Official Investigation Ordered' both in number" and'in volume.' A hi-Hames and threatened with total feated Discovery—Local Events. r destruction. ' The despatch also ' From Washington. -large majority of the .Unionist press" On Saturday last the two local and .also .many prominent men of, state that fierce fighting continues' rinks which ha'd the previous week that-party-are persistent in the de in and about that place between .•"Passenger Trains Collided and Four been defeated on their own ice by I-' .r mand that the Hon. Joseph Cham •the government tioops and-the revo the Discovery'beasoro and stane en ' Persons Were Killed—Franee 1 u berlain be-advanced to-.the Unionist; lutionary hordes, the 'latter having thusiasts, journeyed to our sister and Venezuela Next--Joseph' .leadership. * . , - recently-been greatlj'Teiuforccd -by - Chamberlain ;for Leadership— town an'd '-evened-up things by ad , * '• - , .It has beeu announced that par the peasantry. , 1 ministering two defeats to their for Murders, Assassinations andv liament-will assemble on Tuesday, '1' Butte, Mont., Jan. -3-K.—Senator mer vanquishers. The following Executions in Russia. Feb. T3th, when,the speaker will ba Clark's Butte Reduction Works, were the contesting links and their • [SI'KCIIAti TO .1'tin CLAIM.] ' 1 elected. " ' - , ( which were -'the 'largest aud most •respective scoies: The -standing 'of'the-respective Copenhagen, Denmark, Jan. 30.— costly plant of the kind in this state, C. Hickman J. Cummings parties a't present isros follows:.Lib King Christian IX.,' ok Denmark,' were yesterday afternoon'totally de W. Ii. Victors W.-Owen' ' erals, 371; Unionists, i57;-3*7ation- ' died on Monday from a sickness of stroyed by fire. The loss, which *M.-R. Jamieson :E."Ridd alists, 82, ^and Laborites, 50.-There but a.few>hours duration. .He had, is partly covered 'by.-insurance, will Fetherstonhaugh D. Ross ' been in apparently good health until are -still ten polls.to.be.heardirom.. — .6 -2.T . t exceed-half a million dollars. >• •' during his noon lunch.011 ithat day,_ - Vancouver, B.-C, Jan..31.—The P. Hampton . C. R.'Bourne 71 St. Petersburg,- 'Feb. 1.—The1 V.'Trotman J. A. Fraser when he complained of not feeling, steamship'Valencia, which founder government "tioops and police con-* J. Cartmel 'A."J. Burnside S 1 well-and retired to his bed-chamber ed near;Point Beale lighthouse on I-i ; itinue to make numerous discoveries C. Gilmour—T2 'J. Stables —17 to rest. The court physicians were January 23rd,,had.on board 94.pas -of secretty concealed bombs, bomb The next meeting between these immediately summoned but.in spite sengers, and her officer's and crew /factories, 'depots of arms and mun rinks promises te be quite inslcrest- of all their, efforts to resuscitate the- number -6o -persons. 'Fourteen of itions or war, 'the-manufacturing ing as, each having won one game, stricken monarch, he'passed away- the passengers and twenty-three of and collecting of which has been they will severally be desirous of duruig-tbe afternoon. "the crew succeeded in reaching land' the work of both the anarchists and. 'capturing- the rubber. .Prince Royal Frederick, aged 62, alive. The remaining T17 people • revolutionists. These discoveries WILKINSON car*. King Christian's eldest son, and are all believed to -have perished. :>*•"• have not been-confined to any par On Friday evening of last week who will be titled Frederick VIII. r Up to date the bodies of twenty-one, ticular province, but 'have been E. Ridd and F.'W.'Dowling played has been proclaimed the new 'King of those 'who were drowned have, made throughout 'the 'length and their.match in-the first draw of this -of Denmark. beeu recovered. ' breadth -of the "Russian empire. competition, the former winning by [Christian IX. --was :born on the' Riga,'Jan. 31'.—Yesterday a large a score of 9 to 4. mob of frenzied people attacked the' San .Francisco, "Feb. n.—As the :8th of April, 1S18, and was by birth C1/015 SCIIIvDTjTJ" JIATCHKS. prison here, ai-ii deliberately shot result of a "fire winch occurred in Duke of Sckleswig-Holstain-Sonder- On Monday night;,'last the rinks down all the sentries. -They after the hold of "the'United States "trans imrg-Glucksburg. ., He':succeeded oi" C. R. Bourne and Fv. 'RosseHi wards entered the prison and set at port Meade while she-was -lying at, -to the throne of Denmark by virtue played a well contested-match. The liberty many political prisoners. her -dock in -this-harbor last night; of treaty and the lawof ithe Danish score was 14 to i-o in favor -6T Mr. This morning while out driving three meulare dead, .twelve others :'-'l •succession on the death of -his'kins-' Bourne's rink. in the city Count Lamsdorff and were overcome by ''the heat and •man, Frederick VII., in. 1863. >He -Tuesday evening Ross' stalwarts Baron. Roenne were attacked by-a: flames'and are still-in -a critical con-: •married Princees Louise of Hesse-, warmed the jackets of J. A. Fraser's 'dition, .While four other seamen are -Cassel, who died Sept. .29th, 1858, number of revolutionists and moist combination to the tune of iS to 6. missing. 'The .cause of the fire is -and by whom he had six children,, foully murdered. On Wednesday evening the rinks not known. The Meade was due as follows: Prince Royal Frederick, Tiflis.Jan. 31.—Disturbances are of Jas. Stables and']'". Rosselli met to sail today for Manilla .with army Alexandra, Queen of* Great Britain still quite frequent .-in .this locality iu' a club schedule match. Al supplies. and Ireland; George I., the King of and seldom a day passes but what though "the hitter's bunch onby claim .the Hellenes; Dagmar, Dowager one faction -or another makes mur Tokio, Feb. 1.—l*t was officially to -be ".scrubs," they succeeded iu •Empress of Russia; Thyra, Duchess derous attacks on government offi given -out .here today, that Admiral defeating tlieir opponents by nine of Cumberland, and .Prince Waldc- cials. General -Griaznoff, chief of Togo, the commander >of the Jap points to five. anese-navy, will-visit America dm--, imar. Frederick VIII., the new staff to the .Viceroy of the Caucasus, The following are the games oT King of Denmark, was born in was murdered by an anarchist yes' ing next April. ; this schedule set for next week: 1S43. In 1869 he married Princess terday afternoon as he was entering Loudon, ,Feb. 'i.—Lord Roths Jan. 5—Ross vs. Bourne, •Louise of Sweden and Norway and his carriage while .in front of the child will, in the near future, send do -0—Fraser vs. Stables, has four sons and four daughters.— •viceroy's palace. The .assassin .two hundred families of English do 7—-Rossclli vs. Ross, -Ei*.] threw a bomb which exploded .at Jews to-Canada at his own personal do 9—.Stables vs. Bourne, Spokane, Wash., Jan. 30.—The GriaznofTs feet. The -coachman expense. Besides -outfitting them do ro—Rosselli vs. Fraser. -Great Northern west bound flyer and a Cossack, who was nearby, all -with, large .quantities of food, The members of the Arctic Bro .collided with an eastboiind passen- were also killed and .the carriage clothing, etc., each head of a family therhood, of Discovery, have chal lenged the A.-O. U. W., of Atlin, .ger train a lew miles'from this city was demolished. will, -on arriving hi Canada, be pro vided .with a-situation. to a game of curling, to lake place '/" Jate this afternoon. Although Brussels, Jan. 37.—A^couference at Discovery week after next. names and full particulars have not has been called to meet in .this city' Warsaw,. Feb. 1.—This city has
'•'/• •-as yet been obtained, it is known for Abe >• purpose of considering-the for some -time past witnessed almost A'luuifber of-onr ratepayers at that four .persons were instantly present serious state of the; .Jews >iu dail}* the execution of anarchists.' tended at the-court house on Satur day morning -last and elected Uie ' killed and many others were severe Russia. The immediate .establisk- During the last fortnight fifteen following to be fire wardens for tbe, ly injured. Who the fault, if any, ment of an international committee, anarchists, all of whom were Rus ensuing year: Messrs. E. L. P-E&-- lies with is not known at time of whose duty il will be to watch and sian Jews, have been condemned by' man, F. W. Dowling and Eire'ClHifiw wiring. advance the .interests of all of the. court-.marJinl and shot. G. Kindle.-.-.. B JL l l-AfM&pLiTtiWZ?, \ ; •*-,yJ'-i K * V. Z*ii,*-'I? • ,r!™, O -''il:'- ' I",-'.'"' '"
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,i!ie -"•• civ Y--i !• Post takes - the foL- ll!'.' The MM Claim, ilowii'g: "Can you. lake your warm ir overcoat bfic?"' .;s-ks-lhe in-fanis-' nais- ,x M 1 ''<•'. '"HiE-ATk.lN-CX.AJAl in nunuRHrcojCAtiny L-w\"ronnAV .trcss.. Yes. replied the.'dii'kliic'n. WHY SIJSD ot;x wni'M vnu cA.-t f.-r.T noons AK ciiii.U' iintsi:? MOHNKIGt. MAI-jCO MCC TO AIVV- pwvrorTHC ."Can the bear take his- wa-uni ®-ver- Atlin, Nugset and' Craps Rings a-n«l :«H .kr.-uls tif ."o,wi!?r.v riiunii ' WOULD, i*or»- BO CENTS- pert MONTH: 9c.ou PLH Pact n red un tin.- ir.-cniKiW. ' YrAn. r.cvcfiTir/jNo.nATfis : sito^pn^t-iricH I-.ACH co.it off?'' ''N.o,'" replied the child l'ino *"i--.v Stock ol' Watches, Clocks, Jewelry iuul Diamonds iM'jCR-rroN: nCAUNc NOTICES, SO CDVTOALINI;. ren. - Asked for a. reason,, one of Wii"dio.-) from sr>.(l(i nji. . Airi-tits I'oi- Colimih'ii ('mtinopliniics. ' GPJI/X-.A.L. nATCG Or." /-.nPLIOATIOH.. Silverware,- Cat Glass, J-iansl Painted CJiina, So«
English Common*)- stained, their, bodies- blue- from the- ALASKA ROUTE SAILINGS. Wc agree with- a.cGiitemporan' jtiice of a. plants calk-d woad, "ob '* -«9a> .wj. which- remarks- that Dr. Osier, who tained, from the tree 'of nolledge of Amur- is out as-a. champion of Chamber- ;good. and evil."' Best of all, "per departs- from' Skagway • •• '1 lhin's- Ssoal. programme,, evidently haps, is-this- definition:. Teacher— SStha "Can any one- tell me- the name of February tlth and thinks. tSat ffea trade has about Snir.'np; drain Sk*§rway 8 p.m. reached! his age-limit, and. ought to .an implement ofhusbandry ?"' Little 1 Direct to- Va-neouver and Vielorra. be chloroformed. jgirl—"Please, sir, a widow"'! jri-iviisiiorinii by vtii-li o?- aSeasiey t« Seattle without extra eltOTge, Wc sr-ve-ciJiiclk service. No intermediate cnlls. Russiai might' ha--e- baen- further 1 YOU MUST DIG. For rai:es or riiforiaa-ti'sti applly to H. B. Dunn, ahead'if;" instead' of" going to war Asent, SknKwnj. Dig!. c . with tlie Japanese; she had remained* Success- nuggets- do- not lie-scat <"»»»<• ••»»»•>•»•<>«»»«»»»•»»« »^o® » »»»»»»»»»»••*•••»#> »-»»»»^ •• at home and'employed her energy tered'about the surface soil of the iii pacifying her com-monipeopla-ancL business gold- mine. Work hard, also in lectifying the- wrongs-which, Relentless,, pick audi shovel w.ork TI-IE GOLD HOUSE, DISCO-VESffY, B. C. have for centuries- beeii practicedi alone unearths-life's greatast prizes. against those, whom her. bureaucracy. Ju6t as the diamond' lies hidden C. H. Nbscn, Prop. - - F, B. Wrong, Mgr. disdained to recognize as- having, in the-bowels-of mother earth—-just human—*et> alcna- personali—nights. ltestuui,-:uiti F-ii (E'oiiiiectioii Under •as the- peari* rests concealed' in the New mid Capul.lc •.lamiKement. But-.vhile her-back was turned, the jbed of the-ocean,, so success iien-dor- <*>-> •»»»»•»•»»••»»»«»••»»»»»* ATLIN, B. 'C, SATURDAY, .FEBRUARY 1906 M '-' From the Waste Dump. Hockey Notes. <&"&'' The following story is ,told of ATI HRADI » Local Team Challenges Discovery August Heinze, the Montana cop Club to a Match. ', per magnate, who won the suit &' -J> •* -f- <$> -J* v*« , We, have been requested to pub against the Amalgamated copper in- lish the following challenge, which teicus for the possession of the Min explains itself: nie Hcrily mine: 1 , , l'\ V. Miller. Esq., captain Discov Shortly after Heinze commenced !',<• ery hockey team: work on the Gallagher mine, near DJ'AI- SIR,—I am '-instructed by Unite, he ran,up a bill with a grocer the Atliu Hockey Club to challenge, lor supplies, candles,, powder, tools, TO MAKE ROOM FOR ' your club to a friendly game of hoc and so on, to the tune ol sonic $500. key on the Atliu skating, rink 011 Turning to' one of his clerks one LARGE SHIPMENTS OF Saturday, Feb. 17th, 1906, al 2 day the grocer said: "Billy, go j).111. We would suggest that teams down to the mine on the flat, where k'iii 9.' consist of"six men each. While wc that young , fellow Heinze is work ry are open lo your suggestions, our ing and sec what kind of ore he has Gents JPurn things,- 1 choice of referee would be K. M. mined." Tht: clerk came back and Wilson, of Tin-: ATI.IN CLAIM. reported that Heinze had a beautiful • Respectfully yours, bunch"" of ore on the dump. The U: grocer swore out an attachment and 4 , O. W. ROR-CIC. • ' <*ca. Atlin, B. C, Jan. 31, '06. sent it down by a "deputy sheriff to r levy ou his ore. "The deput5 came " ' I, Which will Arrive Shortly, -.-1- The local hockeyists will have a down to the shaft, saw Heinze, and team practice this afternoon a 20'- said he would be back iu half an hour wilh some wagons. As soon I'-'I clock. and they arc desirous that We Have Deoided everybody in town who can handle as his back was'turned Heinze'lean- a stick will turn out and assist them ed over the shaft and shouted to his in working out. partner: "Oh, Jack, come up at niMj rcDruary The Discovery boys have already once!" When his partner 'got on iVf had several good practices and'we top "Heinze said: "Now, pitch in and work as yon never worked be have been given to understand that 1 they are now in shape to give a* fore." The two' men, by a Her se • Lines - good account of themselves. culean . effort, moved the ore and filled the platform with waste rock. Too Late for Any. None but a thoroughly trained miner can tell the differeuce.between Every Article in' these Lines has been MARKED DOWN to i-vA The veteran circus actor threw ofe and waste. When the 'deputy PRICES Which Cannot Fail to" Please Everybody. his pink silk tights over a black sheriff cauie'down with his. carts he - velvet cuslion. proceeded to , load them up with waste and carted it off to the smel "Barnum?" he said. "I' knew &S* ft?*' S^* V& Z4^t s^p* t£r* Barnuni well." ter. A week later the grocer tele phoned the smelter and asked what He took a brown book out of his returns were coming from the piuewood chest. .1 Heinze ore. "Returns?" came the "Barnum's reminiscences," he reply. "Why,' you've sent us the said. "Barnum's bopk. Never blankety-blankest lot of waste that read it, eh? , No, I expect not. It's lies out of doors! We've got a big out of print. bill against you for smelting "When those reminiscences first charges!" • were published, Barnum was a proud aud happy man. He gave Three months-later, when he was -ud '*»» THE ATLIN MARKET CO., LTD. away free copies to everybody he ready, Heinze paid the grocer his knew. One night, when I was account. with him, he thought he would FRESH DRESSED MEATS, also give a copy to the cabman who was ^^^AAArV^/^AA/v^AAA/^A/»>A(V^AA(«v*« taking us home. POULTRY OP ALL. KINDS, Dressed to Order. " 'Like reminiscences ?' he said to the man: ie Im, fiotel C. DOELKER Manager. ' M " " 'Thank ye,' the cabman ans DISCOVERY, B. C. wered. "Thank ye, sir. But it's too late. I'm afeard the saloons is A Strictly First-Class Hotel. all closed.' " Dining-Rooni iu connection. The Constant Advertiser. Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars -SUCCHSSOKS TO- "Tis the constant drop of water THOMAS & BENWELL, Wears a hole in solid stone; ED. SANDS, Proprietor. • 'Tis the constant knaw of Towscr Masticates the hardest bone; 'Tis the constant wooing lover Wholesale Wine and Spirit - Merchants. Carries off the cooing maid; And the constant advertiser • ***#*P*#******.W'*'il"****'»'^^ USHER'S WHISKIES. Is the man who gets the trade. Hampton &. Durie, Proprietors. VANCOUVKK, B. C, - - - P. O. BOX 102. Foi tunc Hunter—There are some people: who are just crazy ou the /VvVVW'***VW'«*/WS/*vVV'***AA*0 " subject "How to make a fortune." Heiress—Yes, but I am only inter Discovery. ested in how to keep one. The Canadian k of Commerce. ft CAPITAL PAID UP $10,000,060. ' Optimist—-."My, how times have Rissi'i'vi*:, $4,500,000. t changed 1 Once they used to fine a OPKN DAY AND NIGHT. Branches of the Bank at .Seattle, man for kissing his wife.". Pessi San Francisco, mist-—"Yes, but I suppose they will Portland, Skag-way, etc. soon be offering a reward for, any • Exchange sold on all Points. thing of the sort." FH'S'P -CLASS RESTAUR AWT IN • "I don't believe Carnegie wants CONNECTION. GOLD DUST PUKCHASICD—ASSAY OKI'ICI*' IN CONNKCTION. ', to die poor.." "But hey says he llc-u (. . t »zistt-ui*Tn4'?',t4'.-J...*s.i~K,<~.W .i'iVS.\ • \, ATI,IN, B. C;, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1906. Local Events. Spruce Creek Notes. Our Specialty New magazines' every mail al C [I'roiii Our (h'.n C V! 0®-»-»-»^-»-» »»•»»»»•«» »•» » » » • ».»<;» lid' slippad.- offi" and. the pot-, boiled imant and1 bes'ondi reach, of him- who over.. Although she. is now vainly 'does-not strive to-secure it. *tj endeavoring, to replace-the- ildi and • Opportunities, like- precious- j'ew- s thus- C3iitiuua- the stewing process, iels, are- ali' about us.. Ikifc only it is possible- that, tbe people will 'effort—steady, ceaseless, whole soul- eventually succeed in defeating her. ad effort.—can dig them out and projeeb and. thereby hasten the- end jsecure- their value-. aS* <$• <££ by placing, the-pot on thclidi • Quit scraping over the-value of A 'your business chances;: quit- remain The happiest, man in the-woi I'd is ing content with the pay-dirt on the the common,. Q*.\ery.-day, chap who outer edge.*> of your- commercial makes-liiis OWM living,, pays his-bills :prospectSi There is-' a nugget in > audi has- a little money as-he goes [every opportunity—if* you only dive *\*i along).but who doesn't strive lo get 'deep enough to get it. a:comsr: on tha-loaal output and' is • And don't merely dig without Tfhe Picture tihaii today is the talk i neither a ""•lave to ambition1 nor so* 'aim. oi" method'. Just" as the miiner of England and the British Colonies: '< assays-his claim, before-he- sinks his oiety.. He.lbves-liis-God.and fellow- "being the fiust cTer published showing j shaft, so shouldi you- probe each VJI men, thinks "there is no place like business possibility before you begin the Queen in her quiet home life. home," the havciu of rest;, prefers to work it. (Frames 2®>x 25 in.) the company of his-wife aud child hirst locate your claitm—3»our ren to- that of. any 011a else, ncven main chance. Then prove it.. Then has to sit up-ati night, to.poultice hi*-;- plan your system-to* work it. Then take off'' you*-, coat and—DIG.— |[ Tk Family Herald and Weekly, Star, conscience,.believes- in the doctrine Commercial. of live and. let. live, and when lie of Montreal, the greatest family paper encounter'-- one.- ol the needy, he in Auuerica*; foi- one year. doesn't.irtuttenover his-pookctbook. Ailinto iodge, A-.. F-; r54. A'.OTi The-plain lunibis happy because-he Ue^iilar c:<>imniiuicu- AND t ions lu.-lil. on 61 in ilrst, is satisfied and. doesult. spend, the ThiirMlait oficitch month in tlie A..O. U. \V. Hall, besh part of his life yearning, for '1'liird- Sti-t-eh. something, four, sixes too- large, for Visiting- lit-ctliriiii uurdlnlly invlti-il. him 1 — Jix.. For one- year, Ih is^ ple-isunb to. turn for a.biicf. Sendi \v* your Job Printfng space-froni/ the-ni!sei'ifd)la- pettinesses •-•t-»r*K5> and small personahprcjudiccs. which disturb, the relations- of pedagogic life-t-O'tii'i.* humors- which, swceleu-. and render professional! routine- toh Tha; ^eliabiisr, Shocmakcsi'. CAM. AT OP it oi''i-"r