The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inielisgsncer
VANCOUVER. r. G.. July IssThe gold
laden steamer saronns. fram 81 Michael
fer seatsss. arrived this evening al s.A
o'cloek rarssr Sprague says tasre Is A.-
ssa al.oarti. Of whles 81 90 40 belongs TO
she Canastlsa Bank OF Commerce r. ).
IAppy and .x-s;oy. John III. Mcssraw. OF
Washington.
There are $50 passengers Among them
are haif a dozen youag Seattle men. In
ciaaInx Charles Burnett. whe came down
franz Dawson. Gus wanser and q. Jose.
who has ts.s on board
Passenger Ross~a ef HIS Cold.
A passenger nasnea Black was robbed of
sack containing several thousand dol
lars worth ~ dust on the wsy down.
Capt cnarad took on beard at Solomon
bay Frank Hoisraas. of a ko,xetsse sound
party, who Is now abis TO walk the deck
A mile east of Cape Nome about aas
tents were patched Tns clfy az the mouth
% Snake Fisnr has population If so peo~
ples Increasing daily r. n. ssrahen. a
Yukon miner of nine years experience.
sosa the captain he had afteen claims and
that he was selling them at tia.en each.
He said two claims on Dexter creek and
cua on Boulder were parnng s. 10 81 a
pan. He ssie he got ~ cents to 81 = pan
At the grass roots Sasne ether claims
with ssx men ON Them are said Ia se pan-
ming cut Ixa d2s.
Other passengers 81 the GaroEne say
Cape Nome Is a fake. ard there - ne
ground whatever sor the slocies Of ssnda
there. co.ors can 10 got anywAers, but
pay dart II scarce.
Thosnas i. i4ppy, Of Seattle. hrcught out
tssaso on the oarenae. la tae inai rcck-
onsnx up sf hse Yskan business Ltppy Will
probably riear with xaoao
Much os the geld cn the ssaronne WAS
sscrsd in the SAFE. and the sgreng hox In
the rsf@sr's cabin and the Nlias specie
roosn Mas fuli 81 The yellow metal Pas
senserS inslasea men ~ sii nassoaa,isiss
Desc. an American. brought down So :
ea. HE hsd hs~n ia two years.
7. Lennon alss an American citizen,
who has been IN the Yukon year and a
haif. had s-s.sa There were en- board
~t least twenty-five nasn with fortunes
averaging from H.s. 20 &n"a
Gov. M~.raw-s Blx sack.
Er~esev AessTss Was sne 81 the aappte as
lsses On the tsAranns He has hesn over
three weeks oa ,ho trip from Manesas. and
~iit leave here feguerru~ fssv Mrssraw
has aSs sacks of gold on ,se GNronne
sash said 70 ~ WerEa nearly t19as AZ
other SEATTLE raan In Aaapek wssa ~ Sail
So have tzen made wsss ofe - 4 ] fsai
iss.t. who egEsea ear is the Seattle cr~w
! year az twe agn
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saetavy cleanup tsis seasen Other ciassns
are ig<skinx exceedingly well al aieng tAe
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