The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-07

ss.ratv a single vessel OF Seastle's Lynn
~.~~i Act OF nine steamers has returned
- the north within a month without
suefex1aI contribution % the coausry's gold
~rnuay. and the CITY Of Topeka. which
arrived yxstsrsiay was no exception Her
Ysendike passengers had easily $1,000
100 OF dust, possibly q fourth rs much
- Purser Jones reported $500 In his
~nsswe. About twenty live men owned the
- portion OF the Topeka's gold and
aans1 OF snes ha1 in addition . greater
ameunt Of wealth represented IN exchange.
ne OF the more successful Of the re-
s~enIew kloudIkers and nearly all Of whom
erect 70 return TO the district are:
g n. and Lee Monohan. Kenton. John
Z. ousrsnder. Seattle. L. o. Wi.coxson.
CHICAGO. A. II. whitney. San Francisco;
Hsbert smooie. Eugene. Or: John Mont
nansry. Regina, n ". T.. n. r. Ciough.
seaffls. G. q. Cohesion. Seattle, Harry
Wasper. Gal: Lake. Or. w. G. Cushman.
n. Louis: W. J. wakelim. Portland: II.
~. Bean, Seattle. James Dunn, Kansas
Cssy.
Is. Kenyon and A. w. Haywood came
up the river with some OF the Topeka's
panengers. though they reached Seattle by
var 10 Vancouver. These gentlemen had
oseay 80 pounds OF dust. Kenyon eigh-
fee1l months ago lief. Harvey county. Or.
ferW ITO see IL I couldn't md something
q the KiondIke." a. he expressed II. Hay
wood was vancouver's former chief Of po-
tee He and Kenyon are entirely satisfied
with their efforts on the Yukon. The gold
they brought out Will probably be handled
~ the government branch mint In this
oily They deposited samples with the In
stffutioa yesterday and II the returns are
satisfactory they will give the Seattle Of
aee the entire cleanup.
INV Seattle men in the KIond Ike are
better known here than John Y. Ostrander,
- uxsA T.na NvanVe M AFT al
ii he camp During hls twelve or four
teQn months stay In the c.s,riet he ac-
qu1Fed . number OF valuable interests, and
a - return brought an much dust A. ne
coa6 comfortably handle He II known
% havs had one golden luggage OF sixty
~ Wrcoxson made some heavy invest
nsass on Dominion and other creeks while
enlrsd 10 the district.
n Nonohsns. Of Renton. were success
ful q practical mining.
john n, Hughes. commission merchant
q tbs city, returned from a flying trip to
DaMson. He left Seattle May 10 having
na1e the round trip IN less than two
months Hughes took in a large stock OF
psrSAablt goods, which he disposed OF at
~ ana Mr.. t. r. Person. Of por. An
geles. conducted bakery In Dawson. They
made money In that ltne. but founc II nee
:, .A' ss,a sa. ns ss Seen to 1 ms
Gran. the Dawson manager OF the
naak Of British North America. returned
- he Topeka. He Is en- route TO his home
vnlAm Hennessey returned on the To-
- after a trip TO Giadhouse bay. Alaska.
Vlxltr he went To inspect copper mines
Ms porcas HambIet returned from
uoecAs taland. where she In interested in
Mtmhtet The latter made the discovery
q promising mine IN Thorn Arm He
e1nk = shaft forty feet and has to date
take0 out ~ tons Of ore running BIS per
ton Hamhset reports that the ground Is
stshed about his property for q racsus OF
l. r ehaw. an Attn Topeka passenger.
returned TO Institute suit agar the Br,t-
- Columbia government. He represents
- miners In the Atiin district The Asiin
authorities. shaw asserts. gave him a y
een@ for one year and then refused 10 al
low him 10 record, He WAS denied the
privilege OF working two claims be had
pufchAaeA az cost OF 81 ,msp
The returning Kloniikers cay Al Lam
csstfr; az th's city. now prosperous
KIandsk. miner. had si.fgs worth Of mug
ees stolen from him recently. Lancaster
Owns Discovery claim on Gold Hill He
came nut 10 spend the winter In California.
leaving the mine In charge Of Oliver Bak-
sf The latter took the nuggets from the
aamp and stored them as a surprise fer his
emnlovss. hut the night before Lancaster
sesrhsd Dawson thief stole the entire
The reneka hroush, mail from all noln.s
on ths Yukon a. far DOWN ~ Rampant she
eise had Dutch Harhar mail matter which
presumably was carried from, t'na,aska 10
POINTS on the westward coast made b. the
Excelsior. The latter vessel carried the
Dutch Hsrbor matt so Sitks and Juneau
WHERE u was taken aboard by the Toneka-
ssnsv-ihree second and the following
nw.s.as passengers returned on the City