The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10

Seattle from Alaska. where 1 have spent
mtaea tine prospecting in different parts
o. the country. While n the north i ex-
aTasnea many % The eiiggiags IA :he yicsy-
lty Of Miller creek and otAeT streams near
C4rc6s City. wSsh view OF purchasing
SOHO which were in good paying localities.
CIR Msllcr creek | selected six bench claims
which were paying remarkably well.
then came 10 SEATTLE and selected forty
eight at the NEST experienced men | cogsd
flna 20 take Herth with me 20 work the
claims.
The bedrock OF the Sfiggings Is from
Eve 10 fifteen feet. / have put its slulce
boxes aseHg he course Of the stream. to-
gether with a0ss feet Of fumes. The gold
taken frcm the boxes each day y from ST.
Ia Ssl 10 each man. | expect 10 work the
claims during the remainder OF the sea-
san. at the ctass Of which will suspend
operations.
The Faralion carried The following pas
sengers.
Charles Trehaven. Carl esreaussesd. NJ.
lsah!, Joan Arnold I, A. Baker, :. Waaser.
r. Wahing. =. Mcfingh, John Wabing, II.
Whitsaohe. NJ j. kennedy. I. W. Cheney.
sseorse - 6lnndage, A.. WATTS George
Archer. l.. Higgags. II. ysemans, w. a.
Mather, William PritcharS. j, Hergmeu.
Ambrose Clare, JOAN Saix. Mrs. Dram
shaw, Miss Ida oraashaw. Jninson Dram
shaw. A. ". Bemis, II. l. Dunn. II. ".
wood r. NJ Madole. Mrs. John Campbell
i. L. Champion. AIRS. +. q. Champion. Z.
E Sheldon nid J. z, Bray Sra Mrs; Ash; Dr; 2.
A. Reed. j. ~. Corheft. ". T.. Van Slydd.
v. a. Reche +. +. Bonesseil c. Meyer, w.
q. Preston, Ed c. Morse. q. Hygard. HUI
Carrier, James Frederlcbsrg. Albert Lean
er. Jack Hanna. Charles I.aing, X. koen-
nissherg. 5. c. h,sahard. Alex Cunning.
ham. caspar Morty. W. KELLOGG. Fred
Eatech. o. r. Johnson. J. @. comacher. T.
NJ. Kelly John II. Thonsacher. II. ID. Lund.
Paul Weisscn Peter CHM. William Hoone.
per. Morris Bride. Henry Forgerson. A.
Roach. James Harris, William Fitzgerald.
Charles Fitzgerald. Charles Lyts, Charles
Cawiiel1. Charles oao. p. Jensen. c. III.
Armstrong, Mr. Frank.
The Al-Ki carried the following passsn-
gers:
stror,. a. LYONS. j. l., Lagewali. r. Lager.
]. n. Stewart. william Lovett. Thomas
Lucy n. Hingley. Hunter smith, II. No
rsen. Z; s. cammingas r. D. Alden. An
drew Olsen, William Cenley, George sy-
aen D. ssf shas sS, Is. MeAssiIi, wiliIam
Huycke Alice Carly. Nj. Mckenzie. @.
Sueaason. John scott. Il. Carlson. ~.
Ed Monaghan, Charles swanson. Fred MI
l.T. Aug Hunewipkei. Mrs, ID. Isondsbsrx.
Mrs. Fres, Bach e korman. mis- Mrs ,d Pat
crowley. - fAftWSt. Ia w. EoNs SotAs
often. J. +. Murphy.
The Discovery carried the following pass
engers:
Mr.. and Mrs u. Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs
s. naffstead Henry J. Horton. j. X.
Jameson. ". F. Muller. Dan Zimmerman.
Pearson. A. l.. wesda James A. Kelly.
Frank Kelly. Charles Kelly. $. t. Howe.
J. ". Mccullough. WIN II Hove. Fred
John HoIunerg William Estlnghanscn.
Thomas shaw. Frank Rnwss. James Me-
Kenna, j. r. Nicholas. Theo Jchnscn: n.
@. Organ G. r. Andersen. ". III, McIson-
aid. u. c. Bashvdt. w. III. Murphy. o. A.
Furness. Amos Farness T.. r. Pu*hfon w.
A. Teigarden. a, J. klenson. r., w. Will
hanson. r. Alatulini. Y. Nagasah.
The schooner Gen. Siglln had on board
the following passengers;
Oliver woicott. NJ wolcott. Nick Ger
sls. David Davis, =. q. Nesbitt. w. B. Van
S!che and Mrs. Earl.