The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-04-20

this country in the fall OF 1857, how his part
ners turned back at the pass and how he came
on with the outfits with which they started, as
well his own. how he was utterly wrecked
at the canyon, nearly lost his life as well and
some sniff he wo1a He accented a clerJxshio
with the Alaska Commercial Company, shortly
became cashier, then attorney-the lines not yet
having been drawn against Americans, no
regular court had been established. Mr.. Miller
is not IN the way, lawyer though he be, OF ming
complaints concerning his luck His brother
VIII came in last summer and is now in the
employ OF the Alaska commercial company.
l. r FULDA, manager OF the Alaska Ex-
plorarion Company, was formerly San Fran
cisco lumber merchant, and at one time presi-
dent OF the California Athletic Club. The
Alaska Exploration Companys boats were not
among the early arrivals and Mr.. Fulda was
handicapped somewhat by this fact being late
in getting into the field He has made long
and rapid strides however since the day he
was enabled to open for business, and to-day
the young concern lines up with the two old
companies. Fulda- when his stores were IN
packed, found himself short on butter He saw
outfits without this essential Butter was be-
ing held at the time by spectators locking to
a corner, although there vas really enough in
the market 10 supply the demand 1t was sold
at 81 a pound TO the purchasers Of complete
outfits but the purchaser OF butter alone mad TO
pay g 80 per pound. Without hesitation Fulda
paid that price. and TO his patrons who pur-
chased a complete outfit. sold II at 81. This
course has won the firm many friends
FRANK SCHMITU and his brother Herbert.
with William Wrixon all OF San Francisco.
have struck good pay on Gold HILL
LOUIS MEYER Of san Francisco ii. inter
ested in the Board Of Trade saloon and has
claim in good location on Victoria Cfulch.
TOM MALONEY. Just arrived from st.
Michael by dog team, manager for Pat Gal
vim. the big meat man. was formerly OF San
SAM BONNIFIELD. formerly OF Santa Rosa,
was one Of the few men who got 10 Dawson
By way OF the lower river In the fall OF 81
He poled up from Fort Yukon. which experience
I have referred to before he has one OF the
most popular resorts on Front street and has
several mining interests OF value.
E. 5. HOLDEN OF Santa Rosa is proprietor
Of the Monte Carlo Theater. Barthold Dono-
van Of the same place is manager for Holden
JAMES WILSON Of Kern County is proprie-
DAN AND JAMES GOODMAN OF Santa
Rosa have been successfully hunting moose for
the market this winter.
lance bicycle rider of the Bay City Club. and
his partner. Roscoe Donohue Of Santa Rosa
are working lay on Bonanza
Yer in Santa Rosa. is working on Thistle Creek
WILLIAM Y PERRY. who was barkeeper
at C0rbetJ's. is IN charge OF the bar al the
Opera House saloon.
JAMES BEAsLER. formerly manager OF Pat
GaIvins interests in san Francisco. has charge
Of Galvln's syndicates Nos. and .
LOUIS MUIR, son OF Doctor Muir has his
mother with him in Dawson.
Chronicle is connected with the Tivolt Theater
7 O. ADAMS. sou-lr-law OF the late Federal
Judge Sawyer. IS engaged in mining and real
estate brokerage. he is interested in proper
ties on BONANZA and Ready Bullion Creeks He
Lyuch's claim Adams hill
ED FAIRBANKS. whose folks reside at Pet
aIuula and do business IN San Francisco Fair
banks Whitney & Coz, is interested with Sam
Pond in Dominion and Eureka Creek proper
( ties.
o. b FULLER. who was the first superin-
tendeut of the Treadwell mine. arrived here
with but little capital. but shortly after sue
cesded in making q sale OF properties for a
sum upward OF S301. 600 10 the North American
TRANSPORTATION and Trading Company. His
commission Of 10 per cent has since enabled
him to occupy the easy and lucrative position
Of a money lender.
I John gibson who was secretary OF the
Judson Manufacturing Company. has been ex-
porting the Townsite Company's books for
some time as we'll as looking after other mat
ters which makes Of hin busy man from
early until late Mr. ellison came in last
spring. and in company with VIII Fisher
opened the first big general auction house in
the town He continued this very successfully
until the river closed and things began to
quiet down Before suspendfng operations here
However, he began the erection OF a large
building on First avenue, which was to serve