The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-24

TIE R.sxrss s.ov. House in the CITY.

WHO remained behind Re n ". n. Ker-
naf. afao ms IL supposed ID have brought
css aboGs sss.#S The men xao arn< dayyn
on the City 81 Seattle had .yoney. but not
ID large anso9nss.
Dr. II. e. Soraaay. ~ Winnipeg, =ho .
I'D me ssn 10 Dawson. would rot EVER sfss-
tafe gis~rs az 20 sire amount OF money
Ia. party brought oat
ne boys kept very quiet about what
tasf Rad, eata re- ard raai5s sa rof
KNOW nov much was brought out, bur
ses-s each 81 them had enough 30 last
sEisin until trey get bScx They are rs,
bringing OUT all they have this season.
Ih+s are leaving their money In Dawson
Tor investment. Property " cheaper n
iaefe az present than st any time since
'he sogn started. and the chances 10. In
Ye<fment are consequently better There
VIII fot be very much work on the ,iaims
fhls season. on account OF the royalty ex-
acted by tie Canadian government. and q
movement 70 secure more liberal Eesisia-
ton Is on foot, and with that end Ia view,
ali those wf7o can afford the delay VIII lay
on this season for the purpose OF coe-e ne
tire government - take some action more
agreeable 10 the miners.
There are now about le so miners In
Da~ sor. or rataes about that number of
people. which Is about lie same. for near
iy ali are miners. or wan. 70 be. Judge
there mus; o< g 100 men In she country
Immediately adjacent TO that camp. Tier.
II pi~nty % provisions there. the stean ers
for the past fen weeks making trips N
pretty regularly. Prices are still high, hut
wefe falling lis.le when we left
We weFe at Waite Horse rapids when
We heard Of the Attn strike. eu; we also
heard that about z 700 meu were already
tn there. and 10 We came on out. We were
ia hurry. and already had our plans for
the future mapped ons-
Among the ora's passengers who rama.n-
Ell in Skagway were:
r r. cariln. w II Herman. Alex Grant.
GsoTge Alexander. Ed Preston. Fsank Isa.
ker Howard Hamilton Robert Oliver. w.
Brown. Jack Slack. A Case. K. Wall ard
Harry Nef'uIioch.
Those wae came down on the City ct
Seattle were;
J. TeIlowman. H. F. Racket. s. Dobson.
]. l.. Marks, Ben Marks. Il. II. Leather.
John Anderson. A. n Huston. G. j. Green.
oleson. F. O. congderl: q. q; Hsshes.
William Hughes. y. f. Kennedy. DAVID
Furth. f. Thomas. c. stowsiieid. J. soueh-
me other Passengers OH the City OF Sc
attl@ were mostly tourists. The liza; fol-
lows:
Mrs. Fl. c Wallace. Mrs r. P. Wallace,
Ma* Darnall. Georse ID: Huestis, John Nc
son. Mis- F@athrop. ~~- Nichols Mrs Z.
= Grosscup. Miss Sampseii Mrs H. ".
Farmer. Mrs. ). e., Hunter II la Roche
Mrs. c. NJ. s~eIey Mrs, L. q Pe,tibone.
Mrs. r. A. Hadley Miss NJ r. Robertson,
W r. Hubbard. ; w. Moore. Mrs. j, ".
aoore. John Mclean. NJ. b. Ross Mrs.
Roes, II. F. q. wey. q A. wey III.
Dresser. F. Fellowman, II. +; Becks,'.
s Dobson q Ii. teachers, John Ander-
son. J., Olsen +. u. Eongdon, s r Ken
NEEDY. Ed Hals.td f. Thomas, g. sloas-
fed NJ Soucher Mrs. Mills W W SWEET
land. l.. A. Booth, Rev u. Writ. \. II.
Horton. e. j. Green. Mrs. u. Scott. Mrs.
Taylor. j. Schubert 5. Ieck Miss Il.
Mathews. NJ secht. J. W: Fowler. w.
Morgan, r II. Sherman. J. u Delahanty.
". A Young. II. Schiuman. William Colt
sehalk. g Mangod Mrs. Gpftschalk. Mrs.
L. r.. Hartwall Mrs. Ledger wood Ssttie
Poppier d. 4, Bowman, T. K. Needhsm.
C. -. BATES. u A. Cassellman. -. l.. Cas-
sellman n r. Neakul LOUIS Weinman,
Sans weinman. w Morgan Mrs. r. F.
BARNES Alice Peterson, Miss I. Barnes.
Miss JESSIE Earnes Master Barnes. otto
Peterson J. W. Elgh, q. II. Drift. !. J.
Davis Mrs Henry J.. T.. Boggs j. j..
Wright, G e. wilkes, s, Hots9n. w.
Thomas T. Watson, 4. Barker F. Barker,
J. +. Rice and r Hitchcock