The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-22

we are Obliged to de,ers4 almost entirely
On sailing vessels to transport the product
Of our mine. condition which Is hot al
all satisfactory We are mining lots Of
fine coal and we have enough OF II in
sight TO last us ten years. under the pres
eglt condition Of supply and demand. Bus
ness at Black Diamond Is very good ana
the prospects are very rosy.
Mr.. Morgans VIII return 10 Black Dia-
rnond today.
Or. Shelton Jackson, In an interview
with a Post-intel,gencer reporter. yester-
DAY Gisciaimed any financial interest IN
sMr T. c. Richardson's Alaskan mail con-
tract or in any other private financial en-
teYprlse In the territory he said ne
poxt-fnteiiigencer Of Monday IN an article
on Reindeer TO Garry the Malls. prints
the following sentence; DIR. jackson, who
has always been regarded as an authority
on reindeer. is Interested In some ventures
with Mr. Richardson.
'tThe above antlmates that l am inter-
ested financially with Mr.. Richardson
Permit me 10 say through your Columns
thai / have no private financial interests
OF any kind in Alaska. but am ever ready
to help NJ. Richardson or any one else Sc
cure better mail facilities 10 Alaska
FIJI Conrad Coroner OF Pierce county.
came TO Seattle from Tacoma yesterday
on official business. To Post-lntein-
gencer reporter he said
Il came 10 Seattle with Harry Bartlett,
d. Butte. Mont, brother of j. ID. Bart
re.t the man who murdered Clarence ID.
Emery and LILLIAN Chandler and then COM
mittea s;Iicidts While in Seattle, prior TO
tho murder, the murderer ana suicide
stopped at the Brooklyn hotel, ana ne
left mis- trunk there when he went TO Ia
coma. The brother desired to Obtain pos
session OF the trunk, and enabled MN
10 do SO The trunk will be sent to Mon
tan, with the body Of the murderer. /
exnea, that a brother Of Emery VIII ar
rive fror. Massachusetts, tomorrow ana re-
turn home with the body of his brother.
William l.. Lindsey chief trumpeter and
principal musician OF the First regiment
Washington volunteers arrived on the
Portland train last night from Vancouver.
He came here for the purpose OF recruiting
five more members for the band. On the
same train with him was capt. e. r.
Smith OF Company X. Sargt. j. H. ia
cotls Company @; Sergt. Pierce, Company
NJ, Corp. Colt. Company III. and Corp. }.
H. Jones. Of Company h. who stopped OH
at Tacoma for the purpose of doing re-
cruiting work.
Mr. Lindsey wants three clarinet players
one corne. and one bass The wages are
sisf5 a month and separate quarters and
mess are furnished the musicians. He VIII
remain In the city for seven days and may
be found at the Annoy.
Charles Smith. who made a small for
tune by the sale OF the Aimeda mine In
the SLOGAN country. has just returned from
Silver creek where he inspected some
mining property. At the Hotel Di,ler yes
terday Nj Smith said:
There IS good mining property at Sill
yer creek. but that country Is greatly
handicapped owing to the fact that there
are no railroad facilities. and II IS the
next thing to an impossibiliiy 10 take the
ora from the dumps. Much money will
be made in that part OF the state Just
as soon as railroad facilities are provided"
Mr. Smith will leave today for Ashland.
In Southern Oregon. to inspect some min
Ing property.
guest at the Hotel Diller. Mr. Tfbhetts
= "A veteran Of the late war. and Is per-
haps one OF the most extensively known
q. A. r. men In the Northwest. Mr.. lib
belts said yesterday:
II have just returned from the c. A. r.
encampment at Walla Walla The en-
campment was a success in every partic-
uiar. and the attendance was exceptional
~ large. I was elected department COM
mander Of Washington ana Alaska and
expect that during my term OF office I
may visit the frozen North on official
business
II. : pingree. Of the Boston & Alaska
Mining Company. leaves today on the
South Portland 10 estanis.. re town OF
New Rostou 1t the mouth OF the south
channel through the Yukon river delta
Tic Is accompanied ny T. j. ponoghue. Of
Kingston, Ont. and hv surveyor II.
expects ~ lay out town sj:e of consd-
cradle extent. believing thar the govern
ment survey ~ the delta will discover
good channel "a the south. Mr. Pngree
VII he at 81. Michael all summer
". \. Sutherland. q young man ~ Spo-
kane. who has spent the uast year n,
the Republic and FurAka mining camn@
~ a guest NJ the Hotel Seattle. Nj S1Ith-
aerIand was Interested in TIE, Colder rIar-
vest mine. which was recently sod. and
= also interested IN twenty other claims
lie expects that tho mining property in
that part ~ the state vii. AK Il rule
prove tn - paying Investment. Mr.
Sutherland will leave today FOR spokane.
and from there return - Eureka.
. W r TYLER. superintendent Of the Ia
elite Coast lines % the Great Northern
railroad. with headquarters at Everett
made a dying trip 10 Sestti. Yesterday
official business Nj Tyler states that
she Pacific Coast Ines are all doing
good business IN both The freight and
passenger departments.
S T. J Ward OF Nj Vernon. ia In the
cStv. Mr.. Ward states that Mt. Vernon
IA practically Guaranteed on account Of
sitpathera a. In Burlington alone there are
<'nhtv eases. Nj Ward states tnat the
farmers IN The N'-iaItv ~ Nj Vernon are