The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-16
MANY FOR CLIPPER NTa.
OVER 200 LEAVE ON THE xOYO FOR
xoRTHEay roRTs.
Aboard. who VIII Get Oh 1T Port
valdes and 60 on . LoaG Explor-

steam schooner Noyo sailed last evening
a. o'clock for Copper river ports. She
h1d on board 30 p&sssngers. moss of them
being miners On their way 10 Port valdes
and Orca- On the present trip the Noyo
WIN cali ~ 6kasway and juneau. hut for
the remainder Of the season she will run
TO Coppsr river ports exclusively. Among
the passengers on board the Noyo yesier-
day was party Of fourteen men who re-
Gently arrived here from McKeezpor;. Pa.
Their names are: Robert Guy. NJ. N.
Ladward- George Mahia. John W. Morgan.
William 6eftx. William Klein, R1d Klein,
A. Adams, A. Harvard. A. Carvsy. e.
Decker. John 6teinmisz. Henry Price and
William Tynor. They are going to Port
Saides. aud after arriving there will make
their way into the interior in the diree-
ton Of the Tanana river. The parry is
backed by Arm OF Eastern capitalists
under the name Of the Alaska Mutual
Mining Company They outfitted I'm Se-
af.le and purchased provisions for two
years. The Noyo carried the following
passengers.
c. Bloomquist. b. Nordblock. j. sulli-
van. c. A. Carlson. Peter Erickson. ].
Springfield. Ed Rape. A. ii. Wetzi
Flaver Smith. Frank Tink. DIR. C. C.
Hai,h. II. Graf. c. Modem. T.. 8. Graf ".
d. Harper j. Walker. A. Glinsky. Max
Sehiaeeker Harold Bruce, John Mas
III. u. Johnson Dave Carroll Charles
Sandberg. Axsi Bergh, b. Won Ziepel, H.
Peterson. Louis Halter. r. Garthiey.
James Bruce. e. p. Crawford, T. c. Clas,
e. Wiegiand II. S. Hansen. Aug. Carl
son. j. Erickson. A. Erickson, H. A.
Syverson. Pat Holland. G. Nelson, G.. o.
Steiner. J. Gordon. W. b. Eyalls. X. NJ
Broughton, j. c. cochron. William Glen
ding, f. w. Wilson. Charles Rapp. J. s.
Bergman. W. N. Cole, Sol Grey. NJ NJ
Iad~ard. ]. w. Margan, William Sletz.
William Klein. Rud Klein. William Fynar.
Herbert Carney. ]. Steinna.tz. A r.
Adams, A. A. Harwood. George Mohler,
L. A. Dicker. Henry Price. Aug. Wen
strom, Charles Agner. Aug. Ollenbaugh,
j. Olson. A. Lindstrom. Aug. westiing,
Emil Faugh. Peter Caseboro. Mary Olson,
Carl Gilman. William Hertzberg E. E.
Randolph. l.. Mcdonald. L. FertIg, L.
Zolier. John Stephen. +. NJ Mitchell, Rich
Egan. Neis Pearson, James Nicholson, II.
Priebe. j. l.. Branen, e. G. Melby. " c.
Holman. K. j. Taggart. w. II. Webster
II. l.. Miller, /. H. Beach. Sherman Hotch-
inson, II. p. Frasier. Thomas Jensen. L.
johnson. Henry Smith. /. d. Jannss.
George Peterson, II. Seifars. Charles Paul
son. j. Abe!set. J. NJ. johnson, ]. Nelson.
u. M. Taylor, Let King, /. J. Ross, F. NJ.
Marlatt. Dofan Wesfel, Frank johnson,
James Anderson. Frank Tiemeget. c. E.
Decker, William Henkle George Gunley,
d. A. Wilson. c. E. Olson, E. Goldsman,
4. Johnson, +. McTaggart Henry Struck,
O. G. Heiss. Herbert Whitehouse. William
Halihan. Phil Sugermann, H. l. Purril
A. r. Williams. J. f. Clarke. Thomas
Fox, E. p. Ridcoth. c. a. Giasscock. g.
McElroy. +. r. Harrington. r. s. Fran
els, T. q. Oschner. J. weiter. Charles Ma
son. A. r. Phelps, d. r. Boln. Gus Kron
Martin Bergstrom, f. varlund, j. Var
lund. Erek Nyman, T. r. German, Ed
Manter, Tom Manion. J. Mauray. J. Ro-
gan, William Starrie. y. w. Sheehan.
Charles NJ Kipp. Niktor Hem. Henry
Leppmann. p. Rothenberg, Mrs d. Roth
enherg, Andrew Thompson, A. H. Folke-
stad.