The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-09

a. .iaskan and British Yukon brigade.
= g.-.ng came on tas steamship Cottage
= frau,. Wallace, @aich arrived from
-. mai ports ysst, siay. The passen-
-. All from al parts - ne north. GONE
= - IA down The AieuLiap Islands as
go narbnv. col J. {. Mcc90k. United
e. egusA az Das 9H. returned.
- usseengeFs report that =. :. john
= fnitaa States j4ige for the district
i ilssxa has appointed ex-C.0v. Mc5raw
- sates court commissioner az Cape
nae
rs Co:tage CITY most important in
...er r4xg Is tnal the Yukon has again
.xsssd q ice, and that Il is probable other
r.axegs were able % gsi NJ the river as
= A. White Horse tgQm Dawson The
t...k.sp occurred during the hast days of
ss.otsr sld the river IL many places vas
x,.esss:iy free OF even floating ice Il had
.sssssd Forty OF fi;ty soows heavily freight
esss 10 get down the river. some OF them
yes,siy AZ far as Dawson.
Dawson's Errasic Weather.
A, indicative ot the ersatic weather In
- glsnalke, i telegram received at Skag-
tsy November .. the day the Cottage
~ szIles. announced t4at the thermoule-
~ Al Dawson that morning registered
asys,.aye above zero Such il temperature
! sarse iaaioatei anything but Ice. though
sa.sisss Ygkoners declared thai the follow
AZ ssy might fiud the river frozen solid
Gar across and half way to the bottom.
ma Canadian Development Company.
ssel has the coniracs FOR carrying the
al. irofa skag.0y - Dawson. IL report
i Is BE- doing valuable work along the
Tagsa Il Is establishing stations and re-
II Hsls every twenty-five miles from
Eankst to Dawson. and also constructing
a sad snow and dog sled trail, which will
i as~. in Transporting people down tn,
asf.
EYey eight Porcupne district miners re-
Ere1 on the Cottage Clty. Several II
Ar left the camp after the close Of the
ssasaz work All expressed themselves a.
aasa,i With tie showing tho district
azse and each had sotue sold - show for
u eSaris. Among the Porcupine men who
sra ff~n the district were &. T. Leitch,
4 / Wooiin. NJ r Hackisy. G. 4 West
~ { r Calhoun. Leaving Mckialey
ssA they crossed country 10 She head 81
81 klshena river. aud thence doaIi to the
aafz, sbeFe they embarked IN canoes for
;sTama harbor.
ID slide which occurred near the sum
81 af The White Pass railroad. November
ishnsnn and Mclaughlin were injured
/ ssang rock struck Mclaughlin. frac-
rig his right leg. while Johnson sus-
geea painful bruises
Gourt Cases mt juneau.
Ne United States district court. Judge
5 Johnson presiding. convened ar
Ssa November /. Nine men charged with
kssf we're booked Tor trial The most
ssss case Is thar Of j. Homer bird. ac-
s~s q numbering MS two partners r II.
h2Tson ana James Hurting, on tie yukon
s4fy d year ago.
lassa Kenneth NJ Jackson represented
~ 81 Tho preliminary hearing, which was
Asa e; 81 Michael. The case IL Row IN
= hsaas 81 Judge \ * Delaney. Judge
assses being unable 20 longer appear In
p aetlor. The latter returned from sitka
81 JUNEAU. Whiiher he went 10 confer
va Judge johnson relative ~ Cape Nome
as<
sraek ". CLANCY city councilman -
ssssay, accompanied by Mrs. Clancy. re-
.'asd n S"at'ie. his former home. on the
e''sge city.
Cargo aud Passengers.
~ vessel md q eoil cargo ~ over
t4eA 81 ttls ano.nt $7ttss }S a fraction
Hoa;hs cleanup - III Tr.aaweu mine
2 Douglas island tn. Apollo ,niaa a.
20 sent ss'.1 ana Individuals haA "a
~ mare native gold an deposit In he
alrs sars.
ii"sins is a list II TIE Cottage Clty's