The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-27
Four Large Steamers Tied
 Up at the Same Time.
BIG LOADS OF FREIGHT
City of Seattle, FArAllon, RO.Alis and roes Arrive-rhsir Passsngsr Lists arc Given Below.

fore, bringing all told more than 200 pass engerS who Swlrm.d into the city and created life and hustle on the wharves and the streets. and in the hotel corridors.
 The steamers. City of Seattle, Farallon and RoSalie got in shortly befJre noon yes- teddy from Seattle, and the Tees arrived a, }. ?. m. from Victoria and Vancouver. The City Of Topeka arrived Sunday at noon and sailed on the evening of the same dav.
 The Tees brought 70 passengers; the City Of Seattle. a6; the City of Topeka. 6s: the RoSalie IS, and the Far1llon Q. |, vas one of the greatest days yeS,er> tay that Moore'S wharf has ever known. The four steamers were at the wharf st oaee. and the hurrying army of '0ngShore- men hlntling the freight, the restless pas ssngsrs coming or going. and the numerous hotel runners, SighiSeerS and others made the scene particularly animating.
 The City of Seattle has sailed. The Flrlllon and the Tees go this morning. and the RoSllie tomorrow. The City of Seattle arrived al II:3o o'.lock yeSterdly morning and sailed at { 9. m. ysSierday. ThlS Is her first visit 70 the DOT, since she lost her wheel In Lynn ,lnll. The ship ISln firSt-ellss condition again. She brought a small amount of freight and the following passengers:
 q Proton. Geo Russell. " C Dawson. C Mercier, A Flemming. T H Wilson, West Allen, C Smiih.Mrs k Osborne, J ] Dalv, Mss E Evans. Miss Hin, M ] Henev. PHI Jarvis, W R Mavheld. D Jandeel, C Camly, ] E Hughes. J Sheldon, \ C Smi,hSon. " H Words. p Carroll, Robt Lee. E HlineS, Holing, C L Siover, Mss N ConSt5n. Miss Rose BOSton, Miss g Boone. A AH Hallotk, Miss M E BreedeaS- tine. J FasSell AR Botineau, E ? Car mIchlel. Henry Carmichael, Miss Will lamS. Sltie Williams. 4 GoobinS, Geo Dsmoso, O p Erickson. wm x Nance, D 5 Nlyice. Wm O O'Brien. Mr Reynolds, ;. A and Mrs Flynn. The steamer Farlllon arrived at II3O o'clock yes,erdlv morning. and N a. .s sii. s ss- ss t0'clocN this morning. She brought 10
 Ons of general freight and the iouo~S .I,sengers:
 Mrs Dr Reed. C O Moore. B Berg. Miss Emma Henry. A E Crozier, U Ellinger, iarry Bu,e and Land Ofhee Agent Frank Gygi. L N. Simpson. formerly on the Steamer s=rihl. which .ln to Nome, has Sueae eted Mr. Pingree as PurSer of the Faiallon, The steamer RoSalie arrived at ri:3o ves,erdly morning and was to sail at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. She made an exceptionally quick trip up for herself, finishing the run from Tacoma to skag> way. after making the cusSomlry ports Of call in Alaskan waters In four days and seven hours. She brought for Sklgway ten tons of freight and the following pas
 LA Watson, w T Watson. Mrs T Nor timer. J A Peters, Mrs Anna Young. Jake Klein, Martin Seel, A H Giewert. Mrs GHdien, Nr and Mrs Chls Catigg, H DlWSoD. Ross. Max Selnzon.
 The steamer Tees arrived from Victoria and Vancouver a, 2 o'clock vesterday afternoon with 70 passengers and a full cargo of 3oo tons Of freight. The plssen- gers were; Gold Commissioner J D Gra- ham, C ChlilSton. John H Deacon. J Steften, " H Burns, T c Wilson, Geo. Maltngsr. q Frank. ] LahOm, " A Murphy. J " Wilson, A Lob-N D Cal as<y, | CalaS<v, Max Stansheld, c H H-nev. Moore, E Frank, P A Phillips, Alex AdamSon, Geo AdamSon, John Bar re,t, Lewis Birrett, Miss Hogan, Jas Crawford. E c GeIger, H Waters, " \ Boyd, W H MsCrocken, H p sansen, E W Downing. Geo Larmiel, " s Meschisr. Alex Picari. ; Grsnon. J O'Conner. LW HutehiSon, T GOuell, Eugene FIuerv, J A Beriel, H MOrlndO, Jos Sc Ruin. Thos Sherpv. C MetairSeh, IT Phelan. E H rden. c Glbeil. p White. A Hardy. J Rochester, A CharleSon. Jas. Bgistow. " R Day. Hope. Douglas Potts, Thos Loves. Wm Larner, A John son, Geo Mead. W B McMieksn.
 The Tees left Victoria Wednesday afternoon and Vancouver atII;3o a. ID. the next day. Included in her freight Is ISo tons for the White Pass & Yukon rlil- road.
 The City Of Topeka arrived at noon Sunday and Sliled at 8 9. m. the same day. She brought ss tons of freight and the following passengers;
 JIG Vint, " Vint. J Young. Lee Glacknef. Mrs N E Hunt. JH Albert, Mrs GL Albert, F Ferguson, A C Raap, Mrs EMKing, Phil N Elffer. C Eddie, A Hose, Skookum Jim. H A Bonner, w k Msrwln, John W smart. R A Knight. \ R Smith, x C D.amers, N Walsh, z z Jewell, J E Jewell. Mrs T Ferguson, Miss D White. Miss Blva, N Chisholm, J J Meel<s. R. Smith, Miss LaMoore, I Swanson, 4 Ott. J Nelson, C E Calhoun, BE Laugh;ln. R C Smith, Chas Isaacs, A lsaaes. J Rosenfeld. NelS Jacobs, Jas Johnson, A H Cook. and "a second elaSs
 The Topeka had the following plssen- gers for the south:
 Mrs c N Arbuekle, L A Fulda, W | Slegel. John, La Font, Whitney, c F Porter, A Bahia, p Burdett,W \ Chisholm c ; FahneStock, A E Peters. E H Ames SH Fav, Dell Clark. W H Parsons, :Mr: VII Parsons, Mrs BSrbler, Miss Plunkett. L C Coeiea, A McSorlev, w E Hnghr< | M.v,-rS Mrs . H Stevenson