The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-04

Maay ReslAents Of TIE NeW Town Are
From This Cfty-What They
Are Doing.

A goodly proportion Of the business peo-
pie OF Skagway Is from Seattle. and there
are faces on the streets which are well
known here. and give 10 the new town
the character Of ar offspring Of the Queen
City OF the Sound. and very naughty Of
spring be II said. The occupations of
former Seattieites In Skagway are numer-
Gus. Interesting personal particulars were
learned yesterday from recent arrivals
Zach Hickman Eugene Allen and
George Alien nave arrived with a printing
plant for Dawson City.
John c. Scurry and Hughey Canning
ham are In Skagway again 10 make a new
start with the large kistinge- outfit. Ed
l.. Terry. OF the same party Is putting
UP hotel a; Lake Bennett
J. G. Boyd. the Seattle butcher. is cut
ting steaks for the Pacific Meat Co. Dur
ing midsummer Boyd and Herbert Haven.
the druggist. will start for Dawson.
Ex-Couniy Auditor Frank A Twichell
Is Skagway agent for the Pacific Coast
steamship company.
Frank +. Burns Is agent for the Alaska
Steamship company and the Washington
* Alaska Steamship company. operating
the steamers Resale and City Of Seattle
also manager OF Aoore's wharf.
Mrs Anna r. Church. who was a clerk
In the county rTeasurers Office in Seattle.
Ii proprietress of the Hotel Rosalie. Her
partner IL Miss Johanna Brown. late Of
Tacoma
William Davis. formerly stevedore at
tie Ocean and Arlington docks In Seattle
Is building q corrugated iron hotel In
Skagway. Davis lost $50 worth OF fur
nishings with the Corona, but is getting
more. His son, Earl Davis, is employed in
local QUILTING store.
John T. Clayworth. who has los; two
outfits. the first In a storm on Lake Ben
nett aud the second in the wreck vi the
Corona, is buying again. and Will go to
Dawson among the first.
Asabel Curtis and Lucas his partner
with Photographic outfit. have started
for Lake Bennett. In the interest OF Frank
Lesiie's publications. They have let the
contract for their packing to j. A. Cos
teiio. the newspaper man.
Henry Brooks. once a Seattle letter car
rier. has spent the winter in a cabin five
miles from the White Pass summit. His
partner. Fred M. Quinan. is manager Of
the Seattle Stove company.
1. ID. Spencer, formerly OF Bradley &
Spencer. Is running a grocery and OUTFIT
ting store in Skagway.
Harry Foster who ran the "GTotto'' In
Seattle, has place OF the same name In
Skagway.
Charley Terry is cashier and manager
OF George Rices Pack Train saloon.
Bruhn company, is In Skagway.
William Sowerby. the tenor singer. is
on the trail with an outfit.
j. ID. Gardner. once manager OF the Pa
cihc Meat company, is rushing an outfit
through with horse sleds
a. j. Baker is selling horses In Skag-
way.
Billy Small. the butcher. is driving a
team for the Frye Bruhn company
Phillips, the pioneer liveryman with one
Of the harrington brothers, is operating
three teams i'm Skagway
c. ID. kimhaii, many years postmaster
at Mt. Vernon. is on the trail with his
son and large outfit.
J.. Harms has 4 restaurant in Skagway
Wickstrom. who had the Western house
before the Seattle fire, has lodging house
in Skagway.
Mrs. Nida, of Waila Waila addition is
camped for the winter in a cabin up the
trail near the summit
Mrs Clark. wife Of the Grant street con-
duetor. Is bound for Dawson City with an
outfit, which she says she will pull through
20 the lakes on her own sled. Her hus-
band Is at Dawson. having gotten through
late last fall
Nelson Chilberg is doing a brokerage
business in Skagway and b. A Chilherg
Is there with his photograph.
Frank Clancy is running a saloon
Other Seat.le!tes in Skagway or on the
trail are Roilie Andrews Ray Giadincs
l.. r. LOOMS. William Hensei, VIII
lam Harrington and party. Henry Collins.
Joseph Arnold. Ray Andrews Walter n
Allen. j. W. Roberts. Fay Haaley and l..
Presnali.