The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-08
TURKEYS FOR RICH
DAWSON MINERS.
III the Scheme of These Spectators
Is Successful, Tha nk sgivinG Day
Will He Great One.

OF the four steamers scheduled to de-
Part yesterday for Lynn canal ports.
three were successful in pulling out.
These were the Al-ki, the City OF Seattle
and the Dirigo.
The Dirigo and the City of Seattle sailed
last night. The latter vessel carried sew
enty-one passengers and a large freight
cargo
Among the passengers on the City of
Seattle were ID. r. Collins and r. w.
Sanderson. of Los Angeles. Cal. They ar
rived IN the city recently from California
and are going TO Dawson by way OF the
Skagway trail. While in this city they
devised plan by which they expect TO
make a small fortune in Dawson. They
are taking with them l.5r) plump turkeys
in coops, which Collins and Sandcrson ex-
pect 10 carry with them over the trail
ON arriving at Dawson the men viii fat
zen them up. and when Thanksgiving day
arrives expect 10 dispose Of them at a
handsome figure
The steamer Al-Ki was alongside the
ocean dock all day loading freight. and
did not sail until an early hour in the
morning. She carried sixty-six passen-
gers. many Of whom were bound for Daw-
son. Others were booked for Juneau and
Skagway. Among the Al-Kfs freight
cargo were several large pieces Of machin-
cry for hydraulic mine a Douglas ISL
and. The Al-ki also carried a large herd
OF live stock. composed OF cattle hogs and
sheep. They VIII be landed at juneau.
The ALIKE carried the following passen-
gers:
Leslie Buclissen, J; T. o'Brien. John
&, Thayer J. X. Evil.th. John Miller, II.
]. Mixer. j. Il. Smolett. II. $. Meyers.
2. e. Myihof. 7. J. Forsythe. Henry Fol-
Hunter. Henry Olsen. Master J. Olsen.
Percy ReicheIheimer, Matt otiebrunrer,
IaeGb AYteIj lanes K. AaIioran. Myer
Olson, Martin Mcdonald. j, $. Green. j.
Z. Taylor, +, y. Sterling, IL Alvin. a.
Grew. 4. G. Marshall u. A, Robertson,
Marks Mrs. Marks. J. F. Caffaney. w. \.
Wcekers. c. .. Moeler. w T. Hume. w.
Townsend. w. olof. +. Wyl<otf. J. .. cal
braith. Mrs J. Tibbetts, Jake Hawkins.
John Winslow. O. Erickson. Tom o'Brien.
] Il. Burrows, O Il. Meyers. {. Bullion.
II Tombalken. john Erickson. P, John
George Wright. Henry Moreiand. August
Miller. II. j. Heinz. Mrs. Heinz. Harrison
M~Master.
The CRY of Seattle carried The following
passengers:
y. X. G.nqold, Pete kosIeh. joseph
Mrs NJ II Ford. Mrs. Ed. Funk, j u.
f.aidlow. J Simpson, Mrs. H.. Brotweher.
Mrs. Edward Russell. Mrs n 4. Sayre,
Mrs NJ l. TharldSen, T o. Lindsay: Mis-.
g. + CrUran. Il. r. TAFT. Dr- j. Moudy.
Mrs. J. Moudy, \ J. Steigleder. ". \.
Puckaft. W. r O'Neii. pr Frank r..
Kelly. g. s Heri=art, J. T. o'Hrien. sgd
aey Haneard. Gladys \. Hale, Mrs. Josie
\ Gv"rrnd Mrs, J. ". Thompson. Jac X
carr Antoine Burseu. Y. I.undquiSt. II. T..
West. John a. burger. ". 2. Alton, Mrs.
! y Wagner j. J Ciarken. f. W. san
,I.ySou. u Il. Coil!4s. II. !. Werner, ..
Saarnor ! Garrett. Fred Hall. Mrs. =.
Nesr,-. Mated Neary. I. T. Aa@sone. Rob
rrt l.. Webb. Samuel Catu,ich. " IS. san
o"rr. =. X. Err.ck SON. Henry stevens. ..
N Norman j IL SulAoff. John : Porter.
Aibrry Ryan J NcGFai'h. Il. Burke, j.
e. Mcguire T. W Smith. II. ~. Reane,
n ] t,oatrer Joseph Bertrand Charles
/ Young William Earnley, George y.
caldwell H. r. ConnorS, " IT, Poole.
Frank Fafra Leo ". HaiTd Charles
CburcSUi. William g Boyle. ban Mac
u8ma'a.