The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-03

no knowledge. There was hardly standing
room in the pursers oftce. The. ships
safe was crowded full. Boxes and sacks
OF gold were piled up in every nook and
corner.
Nearly $4,000 worth of Klondike treas
deem Dee Which bc arrived fro one skagWay eaeiy
In the afternoon. The bulk OF this wealth
was owned by three men, Frank e. Skag-
erlind. Fl. Carlson and William Prichard.
Have Many Passengers.
The City Of Seattle, Capt. Council, and
an aggregate Of - passengers. The Sc
attic. which sailed from Skagway Au-
gust 30. had l75. Forty came or. the Aber-
The forty included twenty-one of the
crew of the British steamer Clutch. Capt.
Newcombe, which was wrecked on Horse
reef on Douglas island They are en-
OF the Seattles 175 passengers 100 or
more are from Dawson and the Klondike.
Bailey, Victorian and Lightning, leaving
Dawson between August IL and August
e The Lightning was the. last to leave.
She sailed first August q, but when a few
miles up the river broke a piston rod
necessitating her return to Dawson. which
port she left again, having made temper
The 6eattie's KIondikers include many
heavy operators. Of the district. notably
Harry Ash and J. F. McGregor. The lat
Der OF rich mines in the Circle city dis
trict- He Is pioneer Of the Circle camp
and with Pat Connolly was one of the first
they are extensively interested in mining
Ash Is pioneer Of the KlondIke, where
he long conducted theater. hotel. saloon
from these enterprises, devoting himself
exclusively to mining. He Is now me
OF the many rich men OF the camp
Rov Pullsn, Of ballard. returned rom
the Klohdike after an absence OF two
years. He expressed himself as satisfied
with his visit to the district. Pullen says
exceptionally good this summer and that
there IL still vast amount OF summer
mining in progress.
The Seattle had q few tons OF general
freight from the North. About 100 tons
Of Concentrates from the Seward City
ana Helen Bay mines and 500 barrels of
salmon from the Petersburg canneries
came on the Aberdeen.
Arrivals BY the Seattle.
The seattle's passengers from the North
Josie Jackson. G. n. Dierz. W r. Dickson Lee
Guthrie, A. L. Renick NJ Kinesde. =. O. scherc
Ms. Ns''. w e 7; Ward A. Yogns I'LL : r.
DAVIS. r Medreeor. L. q: Ralph. 6. Josephson. :.
Dean, A. smith J. Q. Burger. g r. teonhard. =.
G Warner, 9. 7 DIN. " Il ? Clements 4 J.
ms P.o~ ps W " MA sf M u Mr
Goa. g. 8. Butlsr, l.. II. Conklin. T. A. Young.
Ha.ry Ash, ms: Harry Ash. Mrs. j. Echsls. y.
Mcdonald. q 4 Anrerins. ]. !. Liily. J. n Nc.
:: MAYNARD. 3. M. yanderpooi. Mrs. ysnderpool.
Maj. Bond. W. A.: Reir r. ccurtsen, Roy .Pullen.
Kesis Ia Heller [0' MI. 1 5e.,. 81 clse
Pew: M. ps Pew, = LieIsn.tslisv, b. Harris. u.
H. s's e n'h sR''h hers H sss%id. Ti''s S
FILES D. A. Shannon. 8 Colorado, Johns F.
ONE. J. D. Martin. John r. Anderson. NJ. o. Con-
Gs Cam S v Miller Sorris, ": Ba,dmss,
Masnurson. relir vsndesti. NJ Brstnobe-. +. He,.
MIRA McAuiin. stella o'Donnsii. Mis. Kns.. k.
Milton Nit w wna ws ss..n assl aos. M'S
Brown =; 4. Bean. Fred cottsrsI. =. Meidsohl.
s.,. A,noa Gus Jacobson F.s. psstns.l. Frank
johnson. George Jackson. William n. Ciark. G. L.
BAkss Matches. Enc Gustopherson. Andrew
Frank Haas Nels Johnson Charles Hair. x. Reyn.
clds: Cofyne. kssick. P Heiny. y. l.. Dixon.
Tnrs q n Sswhs Mr.. h s Me ssssner, Nc.
y. Darling. o. y. Darling. Mrs o. Darling Harry
kahlcr' Mr., kshlsr. = Baker. George Q. But
Ter. r. ]. Brady. Leo Miller.
The. following passengers returned on
the Aberdeen:
a. r. Ldson, A. G. Bpown, Henry sand Frank
hchnuch. W q. Wright Mrs John Roberts, Ches-
ley Roberts. William Pietard. n Carlson a. H.
sehnupp. Georxs Eckcnhers. A. Church NJ. A. Mar
TIN. Robert Fiemins Miss Morrill, John O. Peter
sn, Y. II, Staggering. Mrs. l.. c. Mere Mrs W.
Gambler. q. ID. ssnsel. George Dsle L. n wick
srshsm. y ]. Rastou. A. W. HOFFMAN. Joseph n.
rs,sr Mr. r. A. lambert. Andrew Hosa
Cranptco. L. Freeze. l., Hunt. L. Thonssn, Robert
Beard w Brown. II. Cornell, r. Duffy Fred
Slater p. NJ Green, John lanes. Charles Kemp,
joe Lishtford. William Taitins Jack Lee, Iack
Mercer. Jim MeFadden. @. Russell
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