The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-03
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he packed over the summit and took down
the Yukon In an open boat. The paosrs
sold for 0.0 per copy In Dawson. and
when they were gone Carnlody BACKED
shoes for % cents shine, making a good
deal Of money, Then he worked in res
taurant al Sl2 for sixteen hours day. He
did all kinds of work TO earn money. He
made over LOO In sweeping the sawdust
cut OF the saloons and washing 1t. He
carried water for q time. and when he had
made good-szed stake he worked his
way down the Yukon to ST. Michael. At
81. Michael he slowed away on the steamer
aaronne and arrived In Seattle with $500
He spent over 500 his first night here.
but managed 10 reach 81. Paul with sew
eral hundred dollars left
Carmody worked his way from ST. Paul
to Seattle this spring. and arrived In town
the ether night without cent. though he
has $500 coming out BY express.
Humboldt. taking with him $500 papers
and several bushels OF popcorn. He will
so by WAY Of DyeA and expects to reach
Dawson among the first-
Rev. DR. Cameron. Of Boston, was In
the city laet night and leaves this morning
for Victoria. Mr.. Cameron IL the editor OF
published In Boston. He l. West on his
vacation and came here by way OF Den
yer and San Francisco. He goes TO Vic
then win go home BY the Canadian Pacific
stopping for n few days nj Winnipeg to
VISIT his nephew. J. u. Cameron. attorney
general Of Manitoba
Speaking OF the city last night Mr.. Cam
eron remarked that although he had heard
o great deal about the city yet he was not
prepared to And such a thoroughly bust
that the climate was far ahead of the
Eastern climate and that there was moth
ing that he had ever found In an Eastern
Mrs. Cameron and Mas Gran, accom-
pany DIR. Cameron on his trim. Mas Grant
has brothers engaged IN shipbuflding q;
Port Biakeiey and win probably visit with
them all summer.
e. NJ. Nettieton, who recently resigned
az private secretary TO President Farrell.
his wife on a vacation trim 70 Alaska. leav-
ing here on the steamer Drtgo next week.
Mr.. Netileton has xiven up his position ~
secretary OF the Alaskan sseamshsn Com
panieS Association. and his successor VIII
held at Vancouver, b. c.. next week.
Rev. DR. Cameron. editor OF wafchwori
registered nj the Butler. on their way 10
Victoria. where the doctor breaches on
Sunday.
wards Of Vancouver. b. c.. prominently
connected with mining interests Ia 1.-The
Northwest, are at the Butler.
William ]. Ea.ton. secretary Of the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, ana MI.
Schoaeid. Of the same company. are *
the Rainier. Grand.
Among the visitors to Seattle registered
ut TIRE Hotel Seattle yesterday were Mrs.
l., Poole and Miss NJ. Poole. OF Port Lud-
low.
j. K Rratnoher. OF Clear Lake. well
known in Puget sound shfnxie circles. reg
issered NJ the Seattle yesterday.
II. 7. Elliott, of Victoria was among the
passengers on the Humboldt yesterday,
and 10 registered at the Butler.
Abraham r. Smith. United States consul
AT Victoria. is registered AZ the North
era
c. w. Wheeler. OF Coifax organizer OF
the wooimen ~ the World. is at the but
Ter.
Howard c. wal,ers a spokane mining
man, Is registered at the Butler
T. 3. Mccori. Fairhaven attorney. 10
s: the Batter.