The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-05

at,ie Guaranty Loan and Trust Company,
mas acquired extensive mining interests
ard expects . go home next year q rich
man
Fred Fay, % Seattle. has clerkship
WITH the Alaska Commercial Company
james Higgins Seattle blacksmith.
VIII WORK lay or Prof Lippy's claim
next winter
Otkar Brown, the wsll-knewn mountain
clinoer OF Seattls. has lay on Bonanza
Mr. Jensen. formerly OF Cas- s. Co. Sc
stae. IS employed In one OF the stores.
J. II. Howell. formerly with Chamber
lam & Co, Seattle was the original dis
coverer o: gold on Bryant creek, which
was before the creek was named. Desir-
ing TO honor an old schoolrlate and friend,
William j. BRIAN. the late boy candidate
Tor president, ne named the creek Bryan
but the Canadian recording officer. having
never heard Of the fame Of the youthful
orator. with an upward stroke % the pen
added the letter 49, TO the word. and Mr..
Bryan was deprived OF another honor.
Mr. Howell has interests on Dominion and
Sulphur creeks.
j. A. Carlisle. formerly In the fish BUSH
ness II Seattle, has claim on Bryant
creek.
y. ". Mcdonald. a well-known CONNER
eial travele. OF Seattle. has a claim on Ell
dorado creek
Fred Anderson formerly a fireman on
the Seattle, Lake Shore Eastern rail-
way. has a claim and a half on Bonanza
creek. and his brother Gus for long
time employed on the steamer City OF To-
peka- owns A half interest in another
claim on the same creek
B. Is. A. Phillips. an ex-Seattie attorney
has claim on Sulphur creek
Ex-Coliector of Customs WATSON. Ned
NIT, or Port Townsend. arrived tonight
W. j. walthers and party. OF Port
Townsend are prospecting along the Yu-
kon river near gig Salmon
Cole and Tozier. saloon men of Seattle,
arrived lately.
Mr. McElroy, the Hood canal logger.
came in today.
A. p. Thompson. formerly OF the Day.
ton 1niander. has good claim, which he
Is letting out on lays.
Abe Spring. of Seattle. has done some
good rustling since coming 20 the Klon-
dixie and is interested in good claim.
Col" Yorkey Sykes. 'weil-known Pu-
get sound sport, is a hustling miner
Mr.. Simpson. son Of the well-known
Nanaimo police ma gis,rate, arrived dur
Ing the week and went 10 work in the
gulches at the regulation wages.
Dr.. j. ]. Chambers, formerly OF North
fakiina, mas been on the Yukon two
years and is enjoying an extensive prac-
tice- He is interested in some good claims
Dr. lie Blanc. formerly OF Seattle. and
DR.. Howe. late of la Conner. are pros
perfng. professionally and otherwise
The two wide-awake sons of Capt Deb
ney. OF the steamship City of Pueba are
more than prospecting. One is chief ac-
countant in the Alaska Commercial Com
pany's store and the other has accumulated
some splendid mining interests
Judge Richard Osborn and son, OF Seat
tie, are reported to have assembled the
Stewart river on a prospecting tour.
Among the late arrivals in Dawson are:
c. j. Mulkey, of Tacoma; Jack Jolly OF
Yakima; John Righy. of Portland: Charles
Phillips. l.. E. Chestnut l.. S. Humes,
Judge Osborn and son and l.. r. Rock
we'll, of Seattle.
Joe Barrett. formerly of Seattle, has
purchased claim No. 81 on Eldorado. for
s4',ye. WILLIAM J. JONES.