The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18

Il IIs5ka, Sept. 2s.-Nome had its
XE II enow yesterday and though
~ I'm u shining brightly II is
- enough TO Justify the numerous
frcnls that are beginning to APP
- ~ streets. Each morning the
se(tod tundra is caked with ice
1oes1onism Ii attended with as
eomfort from cold as will prob
- 6xpefiencsd when the thermom-
4 nnoh lower and the air IL dryer,
- r. d reported on Cape Prince
~ INA from many little indications
~ 1roo psSdict an early and severe
- NRwyone Is making preparations
y ~ out or 10 stay in and the
~ nnmnef Of Monies citizens are
3V1n9 Or selling, according TO
~ lhey need money for the States
r - ~ the Interior. OUTFITS have
n many instances picked up for
y 1r " reason Of the money being
n q ths country BY the steady
- n departures there 10 4 notice.
W Wo1ss Of the circulating medium
~ Ilne y fast approaching when a
1ojIsr viii look as large as q cart
4 Vns the experience Of those
oo1 here last year that ready
~ very scarce and this prom
20 = y the case again In the closed
7n II D0-isol
- sensation OF the camp 10 the
~ \ mooo IN gold dust from the
y Commercial Company. ana there
& ~ 10 b. . yet greater sensation
q ~ suilty parties are captured. Pri-
= 1leetives, who are men Of reputa-
r = eotfef service circles on the out
I1V been put to work on the case
- Known on the inside to have a
x iEoostant clue.
6oM vas n Ave wooden boxes, each
~ ~ pounds. ana was the entire
d y claim No. Z above on Anvil
= ~ peoperfy Of DR.. A. N. Kittel-
~ yoors recorder for this district.
o5ooght down from the mine on
~ n and stored IN the Alaska
von1 company's warehouse. pend
~ 6nrarture Of some reliable boat
p 1Slolde.
eariv morning 81 the day follow
onoos Is. while most Of the COM
eyee were watching goods dam
~ biz storm. the thieves sue
ssssd ne warshenSs and e.
)oonAs was caused by the fact
~ nd dust was picntifully mixed
5 ~ story was known TO your
10Gof and sent TO the Post-fn-
III Ten days ago, II was not made
y Nome until last Wednesday,
Z ~ after. the commission Of the
n has been the chief subject
All aimee and common form
n11a between comrades as they
Arr YOU going TO ssplit up
pM1A<r has brought mining opera
VI alow-down and In some tn
- stepped them altogether.
oscsins parties which have been
M appearances. sofne with tales
t1pk and some with hard luck
~ 3 matter Of fact. however,
~ misleading TO depend on such
n pfoapectors vouchsafe, a. those
~ uafe = good md are not ready
\ away. but are holding their
ma for the private benefit OF
,S !: s s.s:rs IT a ss'sI Ss:' . ss
mMu41A pay streak has been found
T. Ne414 ~ the right limit Of Glazter
H. ~ tpeeite G. y. Lanes clair No,
/. ~ neevefy. Pans have been AIKEN
. tsnnl1s = high as 81, the gold be-
y q - esesllent quality, The pay
.srAk Y deep and very wide. About
.ssen men m working there and sew
~ ~ averaging feur ounces day TO
focker Ihs discovery was made late
" eesson ana cannot be worked much
s'nce lhert Is already three feet
~ 90 he ground. News OF this
vas Honght here today BY VIII
. ~ em VINO has just returned from
y Inspect properties tn which he
I %s.ssefed on Twin Mountain creek,
sWFy of Boulder creek and Snake
Ain8 II the work being done ON
yiyef tributaries today he said.
~ weather has stopped work on
~ elaims. but there are still
80 q miners In scattered parties.
l. ~ thlriy mon doing preliminary
~ Nn ! below on slssier creek.
s@s Ne below on Gissier q party