The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-23

y, sanders .................. aaa COO Z
q. r. Williams ............ Is 500 i
br, ?. J. Hili -...-ssss-...-ss. iasssesaQ .
X X jacobs ....s.ss.-...sst. 70 80
A. HUT ~ 600 +
=. r Beck s.................. baed0
Daniel Gay zs.............4.... a.803
The names n the ether men whose
wealth ran away No IN the nous.
ands. are; August Peterson MeEsrs
Palmer ana HIN Alexander HUT g. Z
8. Allen, Mike White. a. II r. It'll.
= J, Hitler. = = Berk NJ t.ansu.
Il. II RoShine John Nelson. and W
II. ArnsiraHR.
Two miners whose names could not
Be azesrtaiasi. hr0ua ashore sith
them a large grip. shiloh i aaid 20
have contained between 80 and go
pounds ~ gold dust
Abauf 40 - the passengers o. she
Humboldt the majority - whom had
money either Ia ths form % drafts
or gold dusf. iest Dawson on the
STR inst. ana came ous on the Can.
adam Development eomrauyfs
steamer the Veteran The re-.
mainter had left tee northern me-
tropoiis any time from the FIRST week
IN May.
Many We're Disappointed.
Notwithstanding the large amouat
OF money bsagght Down ~ the fun
boldt. there we're many passengers
on board whg came hack aisappolut-
ed Before ihe vessel bad tied up
they In some instances threw their
canvas bags aHl blankets ashore and
picked them % when they reached
the dock.
TIE lucky miners. on ths contrary.
guarded grips ana boxes which pos
slhly enntaiusd Thousands. and. TAX
ing either cob or bus were
speedily driven 10 their hotels
Where II the assay officer In
quired y. Eafby. one uf tn paEHau.
gers ~ the steamer when be reach.
ed the dock he earrlea q bulky
looking grip with difficulty and zsas
81 a great hurry 90 reach cHb He
tarried long enough o. inform Tho
reporter that fuiiF million ana a
hair dollars had been brought down
BY the Humboldt passengers Mr.
EBfby said that the richest crowd NJ
EioHdlkera oui1 probably come out
by way ~ ST. Michael ne said
that before be iaft Dawson on the
Hfh inst. hundreds ~ men who are
absolutely uithout funds. were try
Ing 70 get emit % civilization. TIE
Dominion and Canadian officials ~
that time Werc seriously considering
the matter. and % doubt steps would
so0u be taken u get the uufnrtun-
ates cut ~ tire country
&C. 81 Norwood said that there was
quite a lot ~ work ln and around
Dawson. but MANI owing 20 sick
ness and disease were unable 10 Ia
any Such men. he said. demanded
immediate help
~ addition 20 the f1s0G01 gold dust
placed ln charge n Pnrser Carroll. II
- estimated that some 81 the pas
HensefR took care themselves ri
about 1000 6u1 more.
There wilf. according 70 the just
returned ki1rdikafa. De large out.
pouring Of miners with miners this
SUMMER TIN output o. variously n'
from - 10 20 million dollars fhli
year They say that Tire treasure
boats le1ting so Michael shortly uil
cnrry millions ri dollars az the bfiil
az the money viii como down by tina
route
fueludine Storage an1 saloon pas
aengsrs. the HumbaidrH list uumbo
215 a number ~ women who az
not look much tie wnrse FOR theh
northern experience. came down of
the steamer.
The golden siren mfrnm kiaHdik'
has 1ust commenced 10 pour Int
seattle. ans ~ The passengers on fh'
Humboldt, speak truly. Il viii con
tlnue 70 come This direction. as "Oi
for seattlci" they Nay. Is now th,
cry in the northern gold diggings.