The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31

That most ~ The million of gold tha.
will come ol.s 81 the klonaIks country yet
this year Is 10 be brought up river. instead
O. doHn, waS demonstrated yesterday by
the arrival OF Tic steamer CITY % Seattle
froan Skagway With forty-four Kiondig-rs
and between t3aa 90 and $3.50 60 IA treasure.
The msn left Dawson on July -. and would
have reached here last Tuesday had the
steamer City of Topeka waited two hours
Fully 5000 IN dust and drafts was in
the possession Of TIA ee Klondikers who
arrived early Yesterday morning on the
steamer Cottage city They came out
ever the Dalton traiI. and were longer get
ting from Five Finger rapids 20 Juneau
than the City of seattlss passengers were
OF the entire trip.
Yesterdays treasure ships were the
eighteenth aaf nineteenth OF the feet OF
gold carriers that has puy delegation Of
ElondsiSefs into tals port every other day
aimee July g. The addition OF their treas
uro 81 dust and drafts makes the amour.
Gaat has eoann out from Dawson this year
about 81 5aa go OF this ali but a little
over t.1aa.eo. carried on three steamers.
came 20 this port.
OF the fo1lrty four klOndiisrs on the City
Of Seattle every one had some money
There were four ay ave very rich men on
hoard. two % whom are IN the gid edged
liz. of ksondike millloualres. The follow
Ing list shows who brought out the !argc.
amounts:
J n Gcrfow. Seattle. sioi.o c
George " nurke Helena, &e.eo.
George De Mars. Puget sound SO 900.
n Ifff4{tNassG- Seattle 81
T NJ S, schroeder. New Mexico. $1,000 .
" w Misrer. Taccra. sloooo.
fzig Meekef. p.iy ailup. s5co)-
r. T.. Bailey. Halena. tepO
Whil. George De Mars only brought out
sbVss' SSD.0. In drafts and gold re IL IN
cauh,ediy tie Richest man on the boat.
lie has Eaa ea on dep 1st In the Canadian
banks AZ Dawson. and the money "a
hrough; ouf ass to pay his expenses be
fore Ae returns. lie owns the whole #
c.s!.s; on Fs5Jarado, aad the half million
that he banked came from THAI claim X
took eleven horses 30 pack tife gold taken
out in the cleanup from the claim 10 Daw-
snu.
.. y Hutchinson was formerly clerk
g. Maepougan Il SoutGwl1k's store. lie
went 10 bansou Nth sawnlll OUTFIT In
company with + u Weldon, tho Raiiagd
snllhnsn lie brings out So 30 as hts si1are
% fhe summers work. They have orders
Cflrssi;nas THEIR mss is the only one ot
ire four a. Dawson that can set logs after
the RIVER fgtexts. This charge ggr rough
lumber Ia sSa per thausaud tIntN the river
freeze. and $40 after the frevzr-up
Kept the Price standing.
9-ae ta}e 90 J. A Gerrow's sudden al
vaneement 20 fortune Is as Interesting as
cay THAI have come OIL. Of TIE X!0ndlka
It's year. lie has tn box So fan % gold
that It takes t@o ulca 70 carry &. and Is
raid 80 have &5l.eo0 In drafts He Z. a
FTFaoansn ard taey SEEN, 90 I've The hiek~
test race in tie ar uorth he worked ~
lay cu fidorade ~ a long ttfne one
<ay somebody taen, t..i Ire benches cet,-
taiEe! goF. ard Gertow rrt rooa claim
on French h.f he worried away for a
fss ds>. an3 Ef'i az oia prize on iiH
ciaisn, Tie demanded 'c,a ~ q ana
wou'a rot consider an oSc~ involving lees
money eie worked auav far Two ~ 1f,si.s
ard took out nearly s eS 5kv. lie s.{n
offered the claim Tor 81 40 : = uaru-
ham. u South Africa. whn ia rsr-.scntins-
fich isona'a sy}d! ate erspaed Hp Jee
c'aLn ar C;ngToN's prize 2nd sic drafts f,r
g. 90 wole 'srred ever ;o him
George y Burke, " Helena. hrvsxtt
est ehNUt - 80 ufa+ttv II, tt.rs To ...,.r,a
TIE ci4'n1 above discovery on French s.,,s,
"a inof. ot tee Eoid raur~ f~,'n Nis Ills .ra
Nifkh 'tl'@ hos ht'1 re Utne tha tnau Na5
T. ate3 discovery Ciaiu an th~ rrti,n hsd
ss'Hge :, for s. - \ trs.aer ssme4 S,r-
Srrso1 oa:rkass5 IT, rtsfse soc Gown a., Z
Ia Test 81 -fsta,f csfatv Sar.s.r7s,,r, s.aa
'tNen 'at s-6fsn s'-ee EIrks hss han ts
=" i"fe-i"r nVo years ara IS Oh h.s y ay
- # S-hra~.sev. 81, NV Nr1t-,. ,,~.-,.-s
o"t ecas'ier=as so1J s,e,s. ~ Wiz, ne
n.t1e w5~.-s a. C~r'r tlte ans Sa4s-t ~
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