The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-14
WARRANTS FOR Mr.. NEY.
-" soon n He Returns From the Yu-
kon He VIII He Arrested and BE
Made to Answer for Alleged Grim
tnal Libei-Pine Creek Nfner..

The steamer FaralIoa arrived hero az
1919 o'clock yesterday afternoon from
Lynn canal With sixty-eight passengers.
she brough; several srom the Pine creek
mining district. who report the discovery
OF rich quartz ledge near the head OF
that stream Among the passengers were
sixteen prospectors who were sent out in
charge % Lieut.. Adair to prospect along
the Dalton tran. a number OF promising
Claims were located.
Passengers from Juneau bring the news
that two warrants have been issued for
the arrest OF Collector Ivey, based on ac-
cusa;lons against Juneau citizens said 10
nave been made II u published statement
by the collector last June. Mr. Ivey Is
HOW near Circle CITY. and will be arrested
as soon az ne returns 70 Juneau
Just what charge has been made against
Mr.. lYey the Juneau citizens who came
down on the Farallon did not say IL IL
however. likely THAI X Mr. Ivey is to he
brought Into court Il VIII be 10 answer al
legations that be cyiminally nbelled Ju-
beau citizens Last June Mr. Ivey spent
some time n this city. Al that time the
alleged whisky smuggling rings of Alaska
Were under severe fire, and il was CHARGED
saat MIR lseys office was implicated in
me alleged criminal work. Soon after Mr..
iVey S arrival In Seattle ne gave the Post
inteiilssnceT an extended interview in
winch he answered the charges that were
made against him and his deputies In
tAe course OF the interview he said that he
was being prosecuted by prominent men OF
Aiaska, WHO III reality, according to his
story, composed the smuggling rings lie
named number Of well-known officials,
ana mace most damaging charges against
them.
Mir. Ivey's official interview created a
great sensation in Alaska, and those
against whom he made his charges have
since come forward and characterized tha
statement as false from start TO finish
Repeated stories have come down from the
north That Mr.. Ivey would be arrested on
charges Of criminal libel as soon as hu re-
turned from tile Yukon. where he had
gone on an official tour. He is about 10
return, and IL "a more than probable that
the warrants for his arrest have been nre-
pared. so that they may be served upon
am as soon as he reaches Juneau
the Faralion reports that the steamer
Del Norte went or the beach near Port
Hudson early yesterday morning 70 remove
hsh net from her wheel before going 70
Grays Iarh0r. The Farallon's passenger
list was as follows:
First eabin-G. W Wade. W. Il. Nichols.
j. II. O'Donneli. c. W Thyng. n - VII
lard; Il. a. Davidson. T. c. Farrow. w c.
Weeks. \; w Herrick. J. +. Irving, +. II.
Coiburn. +. 4. Hovey, A. ". Benis, Il. q.
storey, W. c. F7reeburn. Il. H Morrison
ana wife. Miss Mary Speth G. NJ Rob-
bins and wife. F. II. Kane, r Thiel, +.
Hartman. +. Felitz, f. f. Cade W.
O Bfien, j. Begley. J. <. Holden and wife.
bacher.
Steerage-E. Berry. " Berry. A. Inst
ed {. Green. A. Paulson. r. Sitter. T. f.
Schofield. r. A. Harris, q. Griesbach, J.
Kennedy. 9. J. Money. ". H. sharpe j.
+. Doyle, w. Packard. 9. II. Ramsey, ].
f. Hanifen. ]. Lloyd. j. r Bishop. +.
LAWYER. g. Hartman, NJ. r Cody, W -.
Tibbetts. r. Inness. j. Moberg. s. Wilson.
". y. Rogers. a. Fox, L. Hutter, F.
kramer. II. Rudigaa. X. Emerson, O. X.
M!nshull W Wilder