The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-23
a PASSING THRoNG

~,o AZ present is enjoying
100 - the iasheI = ,. - = = =
- Arrival on lne
- roccIy showing OF solaen
- y. -. earsEscled n yezser.l'.y morn
- - 4. e. .gszoer. has "a" - "a
- -r~rseaces n Alaska Wien ne
1rE1z9 49, meat market HlAA o. Ja-
= - - subs<qeasfy addressed hiEn-
- - .-+v.nr OF heads Of essstie across
~ - - rzlalng camps q the n
= spsaus ~se~o says thaE &c has ns.l
- - -. Upper Yukon Tor lols
= - = 49, rnat ne sEzTtea = 11i1ca
- AZ - rart seIkirk = July, Assss
e1sL~ !. ne statement InAL Ne AliS~
- CO. - 10 be a rusa ~ tise river
- BE- - would Dc IL eemana-
t - old Indian gao Nas re-
- ID honor OF A-s-I. -. { : 49,
= sss besa Identified via ial'.liy %
- -. ..orsss that nage cone ae.sh
"a - - -. b4s Mr. Iaofp 20 thank lvf
- ~ - ,a.zy and for tAs privilege OF
- .,zcter second in interest Only
- g.lier. In coanecti0E with TIE
= 49, 80 TIE beach and tAroasn the
- - -. roouutaIa Ways % the land OF
- ~garo says thai when he went
40 "a Juneaa % DIVE the cat
snssss ss.snsry scnwstkz fell 70 hiz
= - she drive commenced snd as
- N-s.setso Claakwau Gas Mr.. Thorp
~ - .rslunx,. the old Indian grew
"a gIoosn.er. Upon Inferno
.rssrureter. Dir. Thogp gas In
- a. scaxatxa was going % meet
~ = rsznksau. According 70 an o4a
~ .,,<ou. OF TIE eye for al eye sort.
..-.sa. hzd 10 pay q good deal Of money
- - a~,h Of = boy. or de himself.
...srvrs iary would have sxoneEaied
- mere MAS no such hitter Of justice
-. sesxarkas people, and because
=. rad stolen his canoe and che OF
- f.Ilsn overheard and drowned
81 = vas neld by his ownership OF
-. "a he indirectly responsible for
L~ss Being unable 10 ransom him
a - wsrf toward what he believed 20 be
- A.afh x.tA the ssoicism that seems
- onIy 10 Indians. When the vii
- reached Thorp and the other
IN Of lis party entered protest at
:. ~rxusion. and By some sort OF an ar
..~rszt II was agreed 70 let Sca"atka
:. e.ncs TIA. time the na-nesake Of the
80 has managed TO get his name Into
nnany tines.
Tsoru l. q firm believer IN the future
.s.rs.v OF the trail over which he has
8 - rattle. He explained yesterday aft
- INA, he has landed stock at the
- AZ the rhiIcat river and followed
z 4. urszm through the Cnilcat pass
- A. shoge Of Lake Arkeii. At the
"a 4 he lake the trail diyerts 10 the
s,-h~uss and runs In q straighter line to-
- Far, sslkirk. at the mouth Of the
~, r,xer. than that ascribed to the Daui-s
: al Mr. Thorp says that during the
= weather there Is an abundance OF
- aloug the tran he has followed.
- makes the handling Of stock easy
- 4 led standpoint. There are many
ruuus and much timber and the grades
9 = 10 case abrupt or difficult Of ascent.
{. rnrsnsees that he can make a drive
rs,r hadIag AT the mouth OF the Chiicat
! "a mouth Of the Pelly IN fifteen days.
3 sursslns this trail Mr.. Thorp says that
- hoyses and oxen can be used 10 adj
sxz:srs and avoid all rapids and portages
= .ls need Of boat BY using steers or
szzs sAsy are serviceable for beef. Horses.
i IL tine the trip across has been made.
u ksw served their purpose and would
~ 70 BE- killed. az there is no way TO
~ then in the interior. AZ 80 per head
- for horses and the same amount each
y ssed. Mr.. Thorp figures that thera
sash economy In that mode OF trans
wsxsien A pack saddle would cost =.
~ he snfIre outfit ready 10 cross the
~ would stand a man rs. He puts this
ksn sp against the expense OF packing.
u eos, Of boat and its freight and the
sshss and delay. not TO speak OF thu
kztssx Of the river route. TO the advan-
- os the use Of animals. On the TRAN
~ he suggests Mr.. Thorp says that io.o0o
~ and animals can move without being
s1eg3a6 Ia the least