The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-27
Second Largest Consignment of
the Season of 1900 Arrives.
OVER %, oo, 900 NATIVE GOLD,
Dawson Arrivals say Golden Pack
Trains Are q Common Scene on
the streets of the Kiondike Me-
tropolis Horses Laden With
From 100 to 200 Pounds Each
Prominent Passengers on ROsaIie.

The second largest consignment OK
KlondIke gold of the season OF 100 ar
rived on the steamer Rosalte, Capt. Dur
free, which arrived last night from Lynn
canal. Capt. Durfree and Purser Nor
row estimate that the Rosalie's treasure
exceeded $500 900. or the amount the pur-
ser had over 500 900 In his stateroom The
gold Is owned mainly by the following
persons:
]. Rramberg, r. Rodser. d. Fl. Lon
caster, C. Squires. II. Wilson. A. L. Lam
caster, Charles wordin. C. a. Carlson.
j. AspIund, Jack Olson. G.. A. Lancaster.
G. r. Reedy. III. 8. Wilson, s. f. Squres.
Mrs. Hill. H. A. Stuart
The foregoing and thirty odd others
came from the Klondike. They were
passengers on the river steamer SibyI,
which left Dawson, June IL. They report
that gold pack trains are common
sight that 1t is nothing to see twelve
or fifteen horses and mules come string
ing into Dawson from the creeks. each
animal with q burden of from 100 to 200
pounds of native gold.
The cleanup work was well along when
the Rosalie's Klondke contingent set out
from Dawson. However. there was stu
scarcity of water on several OF the
richer creeks.
Byron White and Peter Larsen, two
Of the most extensive operators In the
celebrated White Horse copper district,
In on ths cS lie Is rsporsed to
have made several fortunes In Great
Northern and Northern Pacific railroad
contract work.
l.. u. Kinney. promoter of the Dyea
Tunnel railroad. was passenger.
A Russian Finn came from Dawson
with lot OF curios in the shape of mas
todon tusks and teeth. He had eleven
pieces, several OF which he claims to
have found In Hunker creek claim al
a depth of seventy-two feet. One OF the
tusks weighs 20 pounds.
A. cargo the Rosalie had $50 or 200
bundles of deerhdes. Her passengers
were.
Mrs A. Claysou, Miss T. Clayson. II r. Harper
Mrs. J &, Phelp4. Mrs H. j. Martin. Peter Larsen.
Byron White NJ, Mathew, Mrs. L. To9ier. Jack
Olsen g. Napier. Jack Mcrcier Nat BronK, ].
AkisbrOm, joe raron. Mira "a Favor. Fred II.
Master Graz. Mrs Constable. G. A. Lancaster,
u. H. Lancaster. Frd Boulanger. Cecil Tracy.
" Crs,, c. sl,urcs. ). PArrott L. n, Kinney.
M1 Graz. IL 5 wilsan w. Campbell, T vii
son, W boone. W Williams. Thomas Ermck A.
l. Lancaster : Mursaon. = r, sauins. MIS-. W.
r Roland. Mrs. Hili, Robert Lee, n BOYLE. ].
Hamon. Hogan. sam Berg. Il Wright IL
Charles Lowe II. A steuar,. William Roberts J.
brAmhery j Asninnd G, A. Carlson. {, r An
dctsep. A Cedafberg. X Ro'iser. J X, Nicholson.
A Paxton. NJ. O. ku2trsm. o. rranhy. William
shade. ]. t'hTistAsOn. l., h REYNOLDS. u. II,
Loomer, J. MilligAa, II pusan. j Furres,er.
I r Hurkins Penny, A. Johnson. @ r.
Becdy. Jos Mitchell II. & Bcimef. Andersen.
y Fechtsr. S Kelsey. G.. keiher ] Koepde. j.
Ko,tin. fssnk Moanes, Con Clements. I. W.
Callahan. J. l. Guttin. n Buffers J. Huttula,
Charles Seppora. : ssar. Matt SaAr. Miss NJ
Moses. Alex. Dipsir. =, NJ keut