New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
BRINGING HOME THEIR GOLD.
THREE STEAMERS AND TWO HUNDRED
MINERS REACH SEATTLE.
,,.,..,ru ~ GOLD DUST AND DRAFTS FROM THE
FROZEN NORTH-TALEs or The KLoNDIKE.

.r.,rt, ~ GOLD DUST AND DRAFTS FROM THE
FROZEN NoRTH-TALEs or THE KLoNDIKE.
fRy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l
-..o Uosb June 3-The steamers OriZaba
rararon and City OF Seattle arrived from Skaguay
todav with over two hundred klondikers ana s-Vo'-
oo ., qod dust on board. The miners lett Dawson AS
1ota az June 1s and bring much important news
miners from Cape Nome had arrived up the river
oororrniny the news of strikes there. They tell OF
mans being taken out ranging in value from $40 TO
s2o Four men on Anvil Creek took out H2~ In
four DAYS on Snow Creek N.5Oo was taken out In
two DAYS On California Creek man took out a
nugget worth s42
on March Charles Barrows's cabin on Sunset
was entered and 5000 Nolen Barrows was found
with his throat cut. The miners organized search
party TO hunt the murderer, whom they found on
the way to Nome City He was German. who
went 20 the district from Kotzebue Sound. He con-
fessed the miners without further talk stretched
a rope tree and strung him up.
TIC rich men arriving to-day were Ike" swartz,
5000; H. H. stevens 10000; Thomas Blake.
s20 900; H. +. George, 10000 In drafts; George and
Charles Worden brought out the bulk Of $4,000.
cleaned up on No. 26. Edorado They paid royalty
on that amount before leaving Dawson. The week
ending June Il saw 10000 worth OF gold packed
into Dawson from a dozen claims on Eldorado and
Bonanza creeks alone Several pack trains were
employed in transporting the treasure From other
creeks in the fabulous Klondke district-Hunkfr.
SULPHUR. Dominion ana from DencH Cldlfns-ROlu
was brought to Dawson in large quantities. There
was no way of estimating any but the largest
shipments
Professor Lippy's claim again demonstrated its
great richness by giving up $4,000 In treasure. The
claim is No lG Eldorado. and is the richest in the
entire Klondke II has turned Lppy from poor
athletic instructor into millionaire phianthroplst
John Stanley is another Seattle man who will
double his present fortune by this years cleanup
IL Is estimated that he gets 10000 from Nos. a.
q and g. above Bonanza. Stanley is Klondiker
whose idea of greatness is to smoke two cigars at
''Swiftwater BIZ" Gatess No 49, Eldorado. gave
UP 10000 ia gold before the pay streak ran out
A miner who went up Bonanza Creek Just before
leaving Dawson June IL 10000 worth OF
gold piled up what known as the Healy
claims They above Bonanza ard Captain
John ]. Healy. OF Chicago. IS the owner
The Government OF British Columbia has sent a
Judge TO Attn city who refuses to carry out the
eririt and intention OF the obnoxious Alien law
Judge Irving presents new and unexpected phase
Of British official favoring American miners. Ac-
cordlng 10 the miners who left Atm city last
Saturday and rea he'd here this morning on the
Orizaba he Is standing bv original locators or
claims in every instance The original stakers u
the Atln country Americana He has a. ready
settled many disputes and given many valuable
ella ms 10 citizens the United States who located
before the Allen law passed