The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18
Two Hundred and Fifty Operators
Return From North.
sRINe 500. 900 IN GOLD DUST.
Some OF the Districts Most Promi-
nent Men-Nernan n. smith, TIM
bes ana Minerva Land Recorder,
. Passeager-Psssibls solution
Of tire Nome Fuel Question in .
Great Coal Deposit North Of Nome

Two hundred and nifty Nome miners re-
turned on the steamer Nome City, Capt
Daniels. which arrived from the gold
fields yesterday. The vessels gold cargo
consisted Of about 100000. principally In
poesesaion OF individuals. Her passengers
Included many OF the districts most prom
inent operators. not . few Of whom are
residents Of Seattle. A. w. HASTE. for
mer prosecutins attorney of King county.
returned from . summer so1ourn at Nome.
Capt. r. II. Sims, long a member OF the
Seattle police department. was also
passenger. He has been mining on the
Yukon.
Among the prominent Nome City pass
enGers were ]. r. McAliister. J. J. Ev-
ans, Norman r. Smith, r. NJ. Roth, Capt
A. p. MerdAunt, @. J. Wertmeyer. Archie
n. Hamilton. Capt. r. ID. Hunter and w.
A. Woodin. Capt. Hunter and Mr.. Nc
Allister are two Of the most prominent
mining men OF the Nome district. Smith
II the United States timber land and min
eral surveyor Of Nome He and f. J.
Lackie are the principal owners OF the
promising coal mines discovered above
Nome during the summer. They recently
shipped 800 tons of the output OF their
mines 10 Nome, selling II az $50 ton.
They believe they have solved the Nome
fuel question.
The Nome city sailed November 4. ten
hours IN advance Of the steamship Ore
gon. which arrived Friday She also left
Dutch harbor before the oregon. and con-
seanently brings no news from either port
OF later date than the advices received
by the Oregon.
Passengers returned on the Nome city
as follows:
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