The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-18
Queen Arrives With Advices From
That Quarter.
M'oRAw AND CARR DOING WELL
4 Special HnfI Carrier Paid BiG
Money 60 Carry Ont Mail froDs
Uowa the Hisev-<la~@n Hranzs
Out -FOUR Last tn
Leave 1nser5or-Tbey nrinE Our
s.ns Geld Hat Dawson In Quiet

gteaner Queer arrived sro-a Lyzn canal
ports, alaska. shortly before midnight last
right anasng ses e.xsr passengers we're
foar rnen tae laas To Esase ks&@sos1.
The Qseen brought aowu tic oaly late
adyEees which nave been received .gosn the
Nanook county. IN skiea - aany local
people are interested. " ssssoa Of sne fact
sha; dozens 81 Seattle people who le!t here
las year Tor Daas2g we're caught and
compelled 70 faake taeif headquarters Oh
the is.ack-talked.cf creek.
The news ffaxn Aiuttel1k ssaa earrisd by
James DedsGa. an0wn ON the Yukon ~
WINDY lin" lie took 1t from Manoox
tsampart cl,y1 and ahe mouth OF the Tan
ana. 80 talies be!os Fort Yukon. and later
turned IL oyer 10 United States AaII Car
Tier .attwatef. gho brought IL cut ~ say
OF Dagson. Doeisou brought np fits sti4rse
pounds 81 mail and SisesSD from those 10 he
vicinity Of Msnook. Tie was paid a fixed
sum per letter for carrying the mail up
sad taking back any letters watch snigai
be- at Circle clsy 10 those on Manook.
lie was guaranteed s. 90 for tns trip. He
lest Ramparf cify December 5 and mr.
rived January Il. He reports The steam
crs Seattle No. l. the May West and Hat
tie Il: with their passengers winEerlas Al
the mouth of the Sosekakat river. ninety
Eve miIea below Rampant city or Manook.
In. COY atuucman. small steamer.
with barge, il niness Eve miles san fur
.har down. viii forty people. Dodson re-
ports that there AT least 10 people nj Ram
part CITY. and 20 campad with the boats.
the settlement there being known as Wood
worth. after ea-siayor Wood of this city.
Al Mayo has established Is store az Nun
ook, aud the development ga the creek in
dicates substantial camp.
Ex-Gov. john III. Messraw, OF Seattle.
and Gen. Carr ere prospecting there. and II
81 believed they have good claims
The steamer May West and those inter-
es,ed In me- are in trouble.
She has number OF passengers whom
Capt. Worth. otit of his confidence in his
ability 10 reach Dawson last fall, contract
ed to feed until they were landed at Daw-
son. The provisions arc running short and
the passengers are getting fgeifai. James
Adams. enc OF the passengers who ad-
xanced tie money 10 Capt. Worth. has a
. mortgage on the boat. and the carpenters
and crew have not been paid They threat
en- TO tie her up Oh reaching Circle city
and have her sold To recover their money.
The total indie btotiness ~ ss.a.o.
Tht4s people IN the lower river have teen
absolutely cut off from communication
with ihe aide world, and the letters
uaaisor brings will be the first direct word
ths:r friends have received from thsm since
leaving home last summer.
Dodson expected to carry back with him
. quantity of mail addressed II them. hut
probably returned without any. as no Ca
madam mail has arrived siace last sum
nioY.
The late arrivals franz Dawson on the
Quvsn are u l. Miller. CT Seattle. James
Rasruss ii. J. Mccullough and j. Price
United States Aaa Carrier Atssafer w4s
also aboard II T. Miller az thls city.
w. tAe leadg~ ~ tho party They made
the srln from the hiendike 10 tie water
III g..netsen and oas.haif travelling days.
'rhey & il lawsQa Fearasfy n
Tas l1lanatAess alt drought more OF less
geld duss. tha aggregate holdings &C the
parry b. l}.s nat 10 * seea sse'se NJ de-
ss}o9aeHtn III sn uaasual stature are re-
ported ffau1 ihe k,ouaikc metropolis
John ps.cv. who S. soa-gu-iaN Of s.an-
les isry.n ai.ilee, waS = sssc9ter 81 the lust
81.