The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-28

Travel 10 Alaska has set in with greater
magnitude than has ever been known for
this time Of year Every departing steam
er is loaded 20 its capacity with pasSen-
gers, and the outlook IS that the traffic viii
continue from now on, permanently. The
Washington Il Alaska Steamship Com
pany's steamer City OF Seattle. which left
for the head Of Lynn canal AZ II o'clock
yesterday morning, for the first time since
she Was hauled of TO take the City OF
kingston's sound run, had lac passengers
Most OF these Will 80 10 the Attn district.
although many are bound for the Yukon.
There were nineteen dogs aboard which viii
be used TO haul supplies into the interior.
Some Of the passengers were these. SID
ney c. harrington. who is interested in the
steamboat Willie Irving. and is en- route
10 Dawson with q quantity OK supplies II.
o. Peterson. formerly city treasurer of
Minneapolis, viii start grocery store in
the Atlin country. for which he Is taking
a stock of lao tons Of goods. Joe stephens
who was formerly In charge OF The carpen-
try department of the Oregon Improvement
Company, is going TO Skagway to live He
left with his wife and family. j. III.
Thompson, superintendent. L. b. Wallace.
general manag ger, and K. Nj. Lakin, agent
AT Canyon City, for the Chilkoot tramway.
left to assume their duties. Mrs. l., Wor-
den. of the Worden hotel at Dawson. re-
turns with a quantity of supplies. and viii
go In over the ice.
The cargo OF the Seattle from this port
consisted OF 3seiz tons. including 2sS tons
Of coal. six tons OF hay. and
1881 tons of general merchandise. be-
sides % horses. destined for Skagway and
Dyea The National Bank of Commerce
sent eo0oo-pound, fre-proof. burglar
proof limerick safe to III. II. Morris, a
banker az Skagway.
The passenger list of the Seattle was as
follows:
,oI l. Bleo% e 6 kent R 4 k ear.G ed s e.
Moore. @. ". Ashley, L; Larson, E n, n
by. $. Wiley, Il; n; Keys e!r, r; Bowman ,nnan
man, NJ. Williams. II; Schroeder S; ".
Thomas. j. schlee: c. F. Knapp, J. I.
Mason, G. Hisseri. c. ii. Allison. Miss
Stella Stevens. Miss Lola Foss. Miss Irene
wilson Tom Biannett w. " Beck, +.
sms James s'epnssns. nh Mrs ssepEnenss; a n5-
ems. II. S. Bronby, F. W. Pollock. II, o.
Peterson Harry Pet, Petersen; Mrs Mnr,,, Rose
Bert Berg. Frank Myers. Mrs: Frank My
ers. Charles Bleau, Frank Higgins, Mrs.
Frank Higgins, John Higgins Charlie Hig-
gins Jennstss Sadse Saa a. HSrf,s' Mas War,,n
]. ". Collins. r. A. Powrie.. J. E. Fetch
6 wa,, ans two e MngTsn s'aa
Brown, l. c. Hall, 4. s. Miller: Robert
Kirby. T. Aga!ns, II. Mstzger. J. $. Smith.
William Vogie, NJ. f. FitZnee, Mrs. j. X.
Fergenson w r kngslee F. r. Crewe. J.
F. Kelly. Charles Patrick. W. L. SNYDER.
Mrs NJ. SNYDER. Mrs. w. Salisbury, Tom
Sherwood. p. G. Young, j. II. Provost.
n NJ smith r q. Anderson. r. Palmer.
Frank Paiefer, G. Nelson. c. c. Cathron.
NJ. Ravnor, NJ jefferson. NJ. Peterson: Ma
than Palmer, Frank Palmer. Mrs. Frank
Ioraan. Mrs ]. II Starr. j. II. Starr.
william Thomas. Mrs. L. Worden. A. G.
s Kelly. " E. Batchelder. j.. Anderson.
Fe bishop. A. r. White. W. J. Bernkat,
r Yihbsrd. G. W. Green. and fifty-six sec
and cia