The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-24

ANY o. the aumbelfrs Kiondakef pas.
m.fsns , ,ssf Dawson a. laie ~ ,une s.
days Those % the 0h IN Of them vere
peeeen9e1 as far a. White Horse on the
psr r s steamer Veteran. Al White
Han 20 Bennett Ctr and thence ever IN
drstss and the White Horne railroad to
skaEway and Dyea- The vicsorian'a pas
ban. which sank ID the headvafers 81 the
Yukon ten days ago while returning 10
Dawson. has been noafed. she VIA AEON
en- N ssrv,ce again, ou, the James Dorm
ME. y total wreck She II broken
squAreiy liz two amsdsfips and cannot BE-
repaired.
Casast Take Reach Clains.
The Humboids's Dawson passengers say
the district = all wrought up again over
an order recently ISSUED by the Dnsninton
government to the efIert that the h u ana
bench claim ground -of Bonanza and Ei-
dorado creeks hass he<n withdrawn from
entry IL caa weIf b. imagined what tn
dignaston TINS arbitrary ruling engendered
II = one Of The. MOST far-reAchins or.ers
Prem *. ne c. ma ssvsrnmsn.
nouee o. the ruling was posted Tuesday.
June 9. By Gold Commissioners 6enkier.
acting under instruetioas from Commits
From Ottawa under the hand of the secre-
eary OF the minister Of the interior. and
read.
II am 10 instruct you 10 reserve for the
present and until further notice from en-
try, the hill and bench claims on Bonanza
and EkiorAdo creeks. which are not en-
tered for when the communication reaches
you. Please notify the gold commissioner
OF the Instructions you have received
No reason was advanced By the local Of
ncssis. who appear to be q much In the
dark as the miners themselves.
Commissioner Ogiivie also gave notice
that after June the new regulation for
bidding ofyastals and employees Of the gov-
the Yukon territory win be in efYecr.
ported by the city IL seassle's Kionaike
q ss Il to .s as
the Arnold. New York, John c. Barr and
been below Rampant.
Seattle People On the Yuksn.
Felix Brown had a budget OF Manook
and Dawson news concerning Seattle peo-
pie. Thomas CrQuhart. the well known
sporting man who was thrown up on the
inhospstabie shores OF Rampant along with
ex-0ov. McGraw. Gen. r.. -. Carr and
others. has made about $1,000 In the saloon
and restaurant business. ID. H. Blackmsr
pioneer real eEate dealer OF this city.
h Ramnarts poatmaster and he IL also
publishing small weekly paper. Ed Wit
tcmore. formerly of the county auditors
once. il doing well at Dawson. John w
Roberts. an ex-nsmhes Of the Seattle police
department. II foreman in . big sawmill on
one OF the creeks near the city.
Michael White, an old California miner.
says there are several thousand idle men
nafhctsns means to pay their passage ON
and seem unable - get work, E1doraio
miners. he says. receive 81 an hour for their
services while me other creek owners pay
but 80 cents
Carboneaux, said to be a count repre-
sentinx French syndicate extensively In
teressed Ia kiondike mines. returned on the
Judge Engas June sentenced Emil
Thomson reported 10 be en- Engshman
OF arisescrs;ic birth, 70 jan upon eonvic-
ton OF raKraucy. IL was shown that he
ronsorsed with the fallen women Of paw-
son. Judge Duxas expressed regrets that
he could prescribe no greater punishment
and administered singing rehukr to the
prisoner.
Geld North 81 kIomdike.
After prospecting for nearly year two
Dawson residents found gold In paying
quantities on the north side of the Kion-
dixie river So many failures had been
recorded that the miners Of that section
had come 10 the conclusion tina, there
was no gold north Of the famous river.
Tho discovery was made on Aek,sn's grant
AT a point opposite the mouth of BONANZA
creek. and IL IL believed 20 b. a continue
In frrm the rim rock finding pay dirt all
the way down. Snsne 81 the gravel runs
- cents to the ran. The ffnd resulted
In 4 score or mere OF locations in that
ysctntty.
The preliminary examination Of Arthur
Goddard on a charge at numbering James
PrAter. Of the Nugget. terminated In the
accused being held 10 answer the crime In
she territorial court.
Thirty~sev.n desertiens from The United
States soldier detachment at Circle City
were reported at Dawson by parties arriv-
ing from down river points. The men
claim they were enlisted Cor the Cuban
war and not fer service On the Yukon.
William Farrell and Miss Wanta Pet
ro@ke were married at Dawson early in
Jane. I, IL said az their eoartshtp that 4,
hsxaa On the occasion al ore 81 the STAN
pese. for which the Kiandiks 8, famous.
the contracting parties being participants
sn this ard several subsequent PUSHES. The
parties 90 the marriage were formerly resi-
dents of Western New York.
Tw~nis sacks OF Dawson ard ktcadska
mail arrived ~ tae SkaxsaS fsoSfessce
June a.sh. They contained assussf soc let
sixteen 81 the twenty sacks at. consigned
20 Victoria
The siurnsolst had about twenty nasSsu-
gers from the atitn district, They give
which IL ss claimed aas Nu. very few
paying mines. E. J. istiaicoa, male
sessa and IN spvuee creek bench claim
valued az xEA News % the fffsd reached
skaxwag IN letter TO Mrs. f~~iaicost
rae EusnSsldt lefs skax~ay last Mon
naixh damaged by running on tae Chat
ham isrsrt rsssks that she merely hFnSfe4
asAv ssx feet az hsr sfsaT she viii sail
for the xssrtA again tonight
Tree auannos8f's nfsassTz report tAst tie
s~ssfaxe CITY. wstA me Rockefeller party
asasrd. reached sSaEvsY Sunday mora
inr
re Hartman party. aboard 'ae Gee.
" fzasv sxasiss5 FOR he ~eSewa~f The
t,sssss s,siet country. t-sfuvp tire finnanss1at
arrived on fsYnn canal