The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-02
PASSING THRONG.

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.x~x are becoming very uhN..-
- shesr rrsiEes are FissoiAe Oh
sn3s J. r.. Daychy. VINO 30
- r.assor. They are atfAF4
- ,cvaIty. which taey wil soon
n 70 fsay. ...s..o --gza-,
81 ssIak saere vii % uoa94s 49,,
sstv regulation Il eafosee0. 's -
- .a.s Winter viii D 81 ie~ss az
49, "a. food ~ltuaiior. Mr. Daaeay
u ssss<v~s there Wit - no sslifPrlrs'
- save food untE rev supplies
- ..a<<x are sold osf completely
Il Y - ! greater sesreity next gfnseY
-, 4. shss said Mr. Daucgy. TIE
~,-,s ~ fort Yukon II very scsFes
1870 ~es4ing up iae river VIII 2"
1z5 =, spforr tray reach Da~~oa. 20
- are going in this spTsng mat
.sr.-,~sasign companies wild u
- ,.sxt fali. ard ihas - al fisf
~. -ssyessx ALI exist. Provisions are
~sxnx AL about - cents Per ts''4ia1 .
- bus the price wiss = AiS'set =" is's-
l~..oshs. On naany Dlsla8HSs no" =
~ Grab for Sale a. cHi3it i0s
- that II E man has money ne can
uyvay.
- IN no man should ate r4pi 10
- sysp without fran enc 20 one ana
4 s2rou. az provisions and a. least so "a
.-saxs Those men with tendency
ss-s,,.ussoa. or who haye rheumatism
.ssy out. However. II Ls the place
va.rr nan to go VINO has grit and
snA Il ros afraid of a few hard
fysls from Dawson to F~ilS r. good
rssrf rough lce-but from Ps4fy 10
srsers the ice Is Jamncd 3iaty'
travel ssox and labofious Thirty
:, n sfisl open and il tine warsi of
"A From Lebarge TO Lipdsrusan the
~ Ar.t egass- The day / reached the
ner~s rsplsls tie police had finished
sxsgl around the left side OF tie
MAJ Walsh has ordered the mount
= 70 yaca.e Little Salmon The
xess az mai for which the Dawson
fsys bssn looking yainly for so long.
~ehSa Petty river. There VIII be
,.l,;nlnx wnen that mail gets 10
men WHO &c fR144s@ tst*B 80
ntry nj this time OF the year should
n that they cannot do any erect
- At mining until next winter. Tbs
IA II tssy 10 in now they VIII have
around ali sammer and 60 nothing.
~ i 40 possibility to acquire claims IN
| ksonkfke district except by purchase
al fsuchy was in the y. a. T. & I.
r6Ss while he was III Dawson and
ltfls prospecting himself. bat he
~ tar@e OF four claims Oh EidoTado
4 tnsuasd eislrrs on r Cullen Implying
4 CIdoras AZ No. s.. which gulcn
= Ia nams. Everybody supposed this
= rlas heated and the next day after
sca6pd there was a rush Tor r. Luck
fxssred Mr.. Dauchy. and. IKE a good
= uen ne II SGYerStiaous and aseriDes
Snbd luck 10 swo happy on1ens which
51ud the day he left his Eastern home.
ltas ,ssy be- found a f1uf-lsaf clover
m he ever dlscovered-and later IN
|Idzy. be picked up a horseshoe These
}naAs OF good fortune he carries with
k1ntFsser he goes,
Bssehy will 20 East at once TO sisit
nisslvea at Torrington. Conn. before
nkng 10 Dawson.
q Gfesnough and Peter Larson are
! mresssfal mining men from Montana.
34Ars both stockholders In the Centen-
! M Company. and both are Inter-
u With AoF.tx Thompson and james
- IN the company which Is To ope-
- steamer Centennial. plying be-
~ Victoria and Vancouver and Alas
Der1s They arrived from Montana
~ evening and are guests nj the
~.
aog car say that We are both much
|hssd with Seattle and great believers
he psrmaneaee Of the prosperity now
= enjoyed by the people OF this city,
Mr. Gfeenough yesterday. 1t seems
b. that there is no question but that
ia Ii % be opened up. and the whole
raves, section VIII profit by the move
In Of people ard money in this dlrec-
J Esldensly Seattle Is doing a great
IkSss. The city appears to me 20 pos
AZ u the elements OF stability. ] ex
70 spend a good portion OF my time
sastss tn Seattle looking after invest
M xA:rh | have made.
n mining camps Of Montana and
d vii send numbers Of prospectors TO
~ Many have gone already Some
he Occur d Aene men who went I'm last
y hate made a success Of II, and the
xsi< Il the richness Of the klondske dts
goaeled with the fact that there is 4
r. sssstry as yet unprospaetea, allurrs
~ snss the Yukon. No. am not yet
rss'sd IN the klondike. and n; present
~ ennlemplsting making any invest
r. b thai direction"
aan-arFlyai % the wrecked steamer
% q, Juneau asa Skaguay produced
~ slasae AZ those places. \ large
yxhHsri ~ fresh meat VAS aboard the
"a. saa all were anxlousty AWAITING
ssFssaL The Elder and AK had 20
y fss the south without pound az
And they left meat-hunEry people al
1 - AaSks towns. Meanwhile the fishes
y FssAi'y Of Lewis island. the crews
Sass along the shore ecva hol3ina
"A 'sasl as they had never had before.