The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-11
nm DUST AND NUGGETS.
|Hev the Gold Laden Miners Will
Live in Seattle.
?. onpikE SPORTS COMING.
..t Fare Of the Mining Camp VIII
Give Place 10 CITY DeIIeaeses and
uafnty uxurf~s-Reoaaeloth viii
n<piace Mnektnaw dsarmenss-
ssne viii Not spsaA Their Gold
where the Richest Are Going.


vhere the Richest Are Going.
xhat viii the hardy men who we're the
N.u,~srs il. the Klcndike gold diggings and
7.Ao have been 80 richly rewarded for their
N,~.sv ME in the far north do with their
go afssr getting OF the ocean boats
49, viii bring them 70 Seattle from 81.
zrkhael?
4ria Il a question that Ia being asked
1~sny times and answered IN many diger-
b. ways just now In Seattle. Hundreds
/ y peopIe In all kinds OF business. and with
Ii kinds Of schemes, including some very
.xessr confidence men, are here waiting Tor
Nsne arrival Of the gold boats. Every ciu-
- IN Seattle fl interested In the macSi-
H.sv-eIaG crowd that win soon arrive. They
l..ss watched for just about q year the
Nnr~s TO the Klond!ss region with its
.oessiSnal set backs which sent the faint
Hearted home last year. when tho Skag
Ia, trsiI was muddy or the height of steep
esakoot 90 difficult of accent So far Sc
\ AS has seen little but Investment in con-
s,cs1Ds with the Klondike.
I 1aw the time has arrived for the Klon-
che to show It's brighter side In colors Of
rea. Gold tha, has been cleaned up. God
Ia. viii bring It's weight In coin OF III.
,.slm when placed In the hands or United
ssa,ea Assayer r. A. Wing.
Nsckinaw suits. heavy blankets, evapo-
,a;sd foods and other kIondIke speciaiaies
eli Be- =. a discount. at least until the
rtrs Of the mass of gold st.rs among the
r<opie and starts another rush OF tender
sse. toward the land Of ice and snow. and
mosquitoes and gold.
I The triIor with his broadcioth will he
demanded by the sporty ''Dlkers." and the
hs,sr line Of hand .ns-downs' Will have
Ia Liz sale. The klondiker insists on hav-
Ex a shine always, and o great many
satsnt leather shoes viii be sold. They hate
i haied shirts ana stiff collars like poison.
J bat always buy them. even IL they do go
/ ksck TO the more comfortable flannel ones
tfer time. The restaurant man and his
Walters will have a hard time for the first
\ ve<k or two The man who at Dawson
sysd all winter on pork. beans and sour
\ dough bread. and without complaint. IL de-
4 ssasdiy fnicky on reaching civilization. 1t
/ Is almost impossible To cook a portsrhouse
steak to su!s him. and the bill OF faro does
70. contain half enough aellcacies.
The salaon men will md that thetr rich
customers know good whisky. even though
shsy 'hoozed up on the poorest kind Of
fd water during the winter. The favofite
xsy for the rich men from the north to
drink with their friends il to have a bottle
Of each mans fay-orlfe medicine" placed
hssore hina. where /; remains until the thirst
II tts. crowd Is auanched This enables the
tflnkS 70 come several times faster, as the
bartender has nothing 10 do but set up
pa water for the aftermath.
Elen there viii BIZ another kind OF klon-
tkor who has money. but does not know
saw 10 spend II. Men ot this class had
hstalng before they went 20 Alaska, and
aenf or 10 cents harder than the other
sort spends as MANY dollars They keep
their Mining CLOTHES until they all but fall
sgsr'. they drink by themselves and eat at
japanese restaurants; they take bed at
scIns cheap lodging house. and then they
usually get hunkoed
l Tia great ma IaTiiy of men who came out
fpns nassDa last year were not spend
ms" II Is not fair ia estimate what the
i kaadke crowd " III do this year by what
Il ala last; There viii be more men who
ARE cut for good time. and they win have
Iaere money than those who came out last
year. They should leave big hlotches Of
anu NHAiHtAENf HDfE MS HN tue
sufe In sheir wake. and make the Seattle
Tsnaesoin about as no. as such places
ssaaily get,
i From letters that have come ou. from
Iawson during the winter IL would seem
hss mast of the rich men OF the klondii,e
hase already mapped out their good time.
1oengc W. Casmack. who first found pay
rs geld on bonanza creek VIII build
fssht Tn which he expects 10 go 10 the
Paris exposition. lie Viii visit the South
bsa Islands Japan, China ard the lands
hsasffng the Mediterranean sea on hts
way 10 Paris. and come back across the
Atlantic Alexander McDansld. the king
o. slendikc miners" viii pole up the Yu-
la laie IN the fall aaa spend tire winter
u v various parts OF the United States. An
ess Standard, The rich Young Austrian
VIC owns as much of THE famous Berry
hFFs. Ei1artdc creek claims "a do the
Nasaers themselves. - coming cut with
Is prospective bfssie. Miss Violet Rny-
teAa formerly a fo0tAght star aho DAG
h1 TIE eyes az Tenderloiu theaterSoers
isey vii 90 from Seattle or San Fran
$50 IN Japan ard Ihlna ger a wedding
1cla Everett, Ward. Who Is ere ~ the
HsSaasi o; the Northwest mounted pC,ice-
hsa sha have p9oated by thc.r forced lie
ne norm. Will SO to New York city after
..uag IL touch with things In Seattle. lie
sssves ihs, one can have better time
New York than any ether place In
Asserted.