The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-02
Brings Down s25o,o0o Of Dust
From Nome and Dawson.
HAS sl7s 900 FROM ANVIL CREEK
Largest Holders Are Messrs. Issa-
Nsnsn9 Conpssy-5sf Passengers
- Beard. Many B<fnx stfII Firm
Believers in the sorfkers Camp
Tb<y Left xsme on July -


frcr xsme. ssA n tire FIRST vessel -
brig 6ora any considerable quantity "
Rosd dzsst from fhis years workings Ii the
Nome district
Prrxev sarxsns had fn hss keepsng two
keMsy box@s. containing sz-sgep Iris gid
creek a. the Pioneer Mining corn-
pauy. on which Messrs4 Lsrt-
blosm ard LfsTbeys are tns principal
hoS1<rx 1t was consigned 20 tire Scar
dsnavsxn- A ne.scan bark yarsons cther
ennxiJer rufns were tn this pegsor-sl KEEP
sSx ~ frdivtena; miners who Rad made
i fair e5esn-up AROUND Nome
Several Ds~sonftes returning Viz ~nrns
brought pvs varfosxly estimated pskeS
Charles Euisspxer ana hts friends zAaloassy
eBArssec d sf2ts rs1rn that hsld 81 10
fxken from No 70 gn Dominion TIE other
nuus. ranged from 81 50 70 EoH II .
naf< 20 assume that tse treasure sffS
Senator had on board nesFfy szHss
Th@ Senator had her fssis cornai< rn~nt OF
~ passengers May Of them we're firm
believers in the rich development o. she
Nome country, bmt by far Ire large rsx-
tority were Tnen wt1 had either lest large
anna in various b45ssxs-Ss enterprises %
Who failed 10 strike a rfGh or secure EN-
pl1ymens. The pasvaxe down was sxcsp-
fton4Ifv sre ard together WITH beasfffus
weather and eoUr4@0vz treAfrr@n. extend
~ crowd partially forgN their trvsolss
and under the circumstances were excees-
inxly good natur~d-
Ii vas on the night 81 July q that ths
SENATOR steamed out srorn Nome barber.
She did NOT step At Dutch harfor. but
came direct u Port Townsend. reaching
fh<rs carly thts morning. There Was
Relay II several hours TO allow the health
afHcerx 70 examine she ship and tsxssn-
etrE befcge allowing her 10 procsed 70
ira bodies Of III Powers and capt y.
Rassln. OF Omaha. both NJ whom died Of
preursorsn. were brought dawn on the
6~uMsor Another unfortunate was .
I ~ais~r ana heavy cold soon Developed
Into pneumpnsa- He died on sunday AZ
nfon ana his body was encased in .
eask~t to he xhipgs~d 70 his mother 10
xmonw ~ returning sorseis~s was
cn}. N II Wsbb, 20 Seattle. He had been
enxxx<d N beach mining with machinery
yh&n woFH was receives q sh~ death o.
J. y. uaese. shs biggest hardware rser-
chant ~ Nome. and proprietor 81 the
49, n sa 49, for r@ Ike a Winter
United States commissioner ~ Nome, vas
: paesenw~r. she win spend = eouple q
then a X re4rrn Norsk il hsr husbarsd. Who
4 nc~ snEnxed n the p-rrAnssis bust
1sN4 n NuMe
J0hn r. rAfmpson. manager Of she Are
~ TRADING Compmny, which n doinx
M r4sinesS ~ Nome came ont on a
tlyt&9 htxa1neeS trip.
CT n nj Gandern ana wife Of Mes
York cAre not 10 wander longer from
sfsr4r Eastern frestd~ After Investing
11h608 In machinery that didn't reap n
nt1d<n harvest. he cousdnt depart from
&one any too quickly
T. -. KDses b former Seattle Hnaneter.
and promoter. made the rasnA trio en-
the Senator For the four days that he
~Ma Mt Nome be covered mere ground
snd secured more data than most rnen
who had bern there month
n III SteaAfnMn. wh0 looked after the
interests Of the NJ A. X Gasfsseln Gem
psny. returned for the season.
Will A. Steel, the wa4s-known Seattle
newspaper and mining man, returned
from a hurried trip 40 the grid fields ef
The North. lie left June t guing via
6k1x~ay Into Dawson, 70 look after his
rewwpapes interests there. and then com
tirued DOWN she Yukon 10 Nome. Mr.
Steel evidenced his faith IN the latter
cAsnp by establishing d big astlv newspa
Per plant there IL Is similar IN appear
ance 10 his Dawson Daily %eww tie
states THAT from ig.sss 10 1890 500 rnany
rueH are nnw at Nome. - the mining de-
ss8spmenf does rot Justify their pres
sree
Jehr Quincy Adams. formerly ~ san
Fran<skcr. who assfstsA gunxui Mestonh
Mt Dawson rsrn@ eur via Nome
fsit9wtnK II the passenger list Of the