The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-16

hind" said Superintendent Trowbridge
yesterday, land / have been obliged 10 re-
fuse 100 tons The way freight comes TO
the wharf makes it exceedingly difficult TO
handle. A prospector buys his outfit In
four or five different stores and il reaches
the dock in detachments. portions on sew
eral express wagons We try 10 send all
freight that ought to go. and are careful
in holding stuff over.
Had there been space / could have sold
600 tickets on the Al-ki. There is not a
steamer scheduled to sail this spring but
what. If the lists were opened Monday
morning, they could be filed by Monday
night. We are not booking very far
ahead"
n the rush for berths many people are
glad to get steerage accommoda lions who
have probably never travelled that way be
fore. In the second-class list are seen the
names OF many people VINO could easily
afford the first cabin, but had the choice
of going in the steerage or remaining be
hind. Following is a complete list of the
Alkfs passengers:
Viola Wood, Robert Swingn, Carrie Rob-
erts. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Young. {. S. Peter
son, j. A. Cleveland, Jonu Copp, John
Rice. Sam Mcconnell c. Caps, F. Il.
Johnson, Q. F. Moe, NJ. Q. Pemberton. J.
Mcdonald. ]. W. Hardwick, Mrs. II. NJ
Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Boyde A. l..
Borton. n. S. Trowbridg-. f. II. Whit
worth. II. j. Laskey. o. c. Guild. NJ J
Nolan. NJ. n. Miles, Mrs. a. j. Tenant.
Mrs. l.. o. Wallace, William Carpenter
Mrs. Van Alstine Mrs. Ira 4. Smith J.
s. Viuing, A. Lombardini. Fred Burns. X.
s. Paine. G.. d. Bryan. l.. G.. Shler, john
McCabe. Dan Van Wagner. Mrs. Jack
Wilson, ]. Hines, May Moore T.. Starr
James p. Daley, d. Mcdonald. q. Robin
son. +. W. Johnson.
Second class-J. C. Gilpatrick. NJ. A.
Howard. L. CT Winston. Joseph r. Clark,
John Schultz. Roy Frusch, Mrs. Coves. s.
Capina. Thomas Garifano, G.. o. Call, J.
A. Policy, W. NJ. Policy. l.. d. Sumner. j.
Riggs, G.. b. Johnson. c. j. Carlson. G.
Nelson. James coughlin. G. S. Roal. II
d. Longfeliow. Z. A. Manning, j. b. Hall.
g VI. Hanshaw. NJ. j. LAWN. j. D. War
ner, Allie Berrjll. Minnie Berril. Frank
Berrill, Mrs. Mary Faux. l.. r. Stacy. IL
Mason, Mrs. 8. NJ. Jones. T. H. Powers.
c. Sullivan. NJ. s. Goldberg. " Chualropa-
fly. o. c. Ackerou, John Frank. Hans
Peterson. w II. BaIlman. George w
Hanes, g. 4. Gorgenson. Charles Staley.
J. Lerch. F. Chaput, Mrs. Fl. Hastings.
w. Van Thompson, A. Odn, .. Swanson.
Peter Bloom. George T.. Brown, Burgess
Hall. Fred Fitzpatrick. A. Block, r. A.
Young. ]. r. Schult, Ole Nadeau, A. Bar
ker. l.. y. Baker. A. Greenan. y. J. Rip
linger. G. Theen. c. II. Addinefon. Charles
rad Grasses. John r Oiesop, J. r. Calvin.
r. VI. Brown j. Madison n NewnEan
r stes Charles Austin K. s Phflrso. +
w Manson. Orin Winters. Dan McCabe.
Thomas Fraar. ]. ". Ludgate, VI. Smith.
J. Anterior. o. r. Noonan. ] c. Wood
Homer Fiskey. r. q. Johnson William
Auckland. s. r. Skies. Joseph Block. n
Gefsher, w StrosSn1an James Wood
William Raymond ". r. Norfora. O. 7
Morford OTTO Olson, Carl WitruY Fred
FrietZens. W. q. Killatz g Flushbean
J u. O'Brien. L. .. Severance. II Tod
rick .. J. Liauestad G. o. Deppman. =
Thomson, a Seaton. W A Rsvnold
George r. Perry George 2. Ttngle. James
Trum. Gordon Shea. J. X. Mcdonald
Mrs. Lottie BuSnleg. John BusnIez Mrs
George ". Hanes. Harry Dan. =.
Brandt. q G. Winthurst. 4. :. Brandt
Nell O'Harra, J. TT. Montgomery. George
Myers. George Elua- Thomas Shields "
Gray. George :. Gugson. II. g IRA, "
Boynd. :. s Stenzerlane. NJ Washsueth
a Messenger. A. Scott J. McWflliamv 2,
Doherty John Lloyd George Buyayd
II Rogers, E. A Mott. r A. Chisholm
A. Y H Pemberton. a. G Thomusnr
John Sherman. II Smith II. IF. Stevens
p Conkiln. J. Hazen r Parker. r
Parker o. Larson and W T Handarzo,