The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22
SEATTLE PEOPLE At NOME.
MANY WELL KNOWN HERE ARE
NORTH FOR THE WINTER.
Mai. Ingraham, c. r. Dam and Dox-
ems of Others Prominent on Pu-
get Sound say They Arc Thriving
on Riches of New Gold District.

NOME, Jan 23.-Quite number of peo-
pie are a. Nome who formerly made Seat
tie their home. Maj. e. S. 1ngraham. who
left Seattle in the summer of 1885, the
leader of a party for kotzebue sound,
reached Nome last summer. His wife and
two children Joined him later. and are
spending the winter with him. Maj. In
graham is interested in several good prop
critics in this district.
II. E. Shields. a well-known attorney
of Seattle. accompanied by his wife, reach
ed here late in the summer. They are
comfortably located for the winter. Mr..
Shields has already taken up the practice
of law, with fattering results.
G. p. Dam, well known in Seattle, is
looking out for the interests of Sol G.
Simpson & Co. in this district. Mr. Dam
is also a member of the city council of
Nome. In order to make necessary prep
arations for carrying on business next
summer, Mr.. Dam will leave in a few days
over the ice. with Seattle as his destina-
ton.
s. ]. Heron, son-in-law of John ]. Hea-
ly. and well known in Seattle, where his
family resides. has just ret covered from
a rather severe attack of typhoid fever.
Mr. Heron has been successful In this
camp, and expects to make Seattle his
home on returning to the States next fall.
f larsen Blanck of football fame in
'DCN'~.'N' ''s' 49, - 49, - - - y
five-day trip to st. Michael. Mr.. BlancK
says his health was never better. and that
ne VIII spend most or the winter locating
and prospecting claims.
Charles Pennington, who up to last
summer made Seattle his home Is shin
ing light OF the municipality of Nome.
He not only creditably fills the position
of city councilman, but has charge of the
city recorders office as well.
Harold Post. son of MIR. and Mrs ]. ].
Post. os Seattle. came to Nome last sum-
mer from Kotzebue sound He claims TO
have so,na axcailan, rronar.y a,d Mill "a
-. - ,., - ~ "'- wan "
urn 70 ,is noliie hea' summer.
~ j. Mchinney, whose laniy resides IN
Seattle, is In the employment OF the
North Amerit an Transportation 4 Trad
ing COMPANY. He saws he has enough
nronartv In his sectior ~ tho country tn
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in sur, ms r s.'i ,. lss oinewnere.
iioey peaii' hhowh III 9ea.'is as prom
ment member Oh the seattle Athleuc club
and former teller in the First National
bank IL still a good rustler, and expects
to leave here next summer with a pretty
GOOD STAKE
Dr. Koons and Or w r Miles foru,r
-, oo"s a'u ~ - Nihes, ioi nier
physicians OF seattle, ana later OF Dawson,
are enjoying good practice in this city.
DIR. Brandon, who was known in Seattle
as pharmacist at I.ethead's pharmacy
and who was one of The rnerabam nort,
that left seattle for Kotzahne sornd t.
We" ~ ~. ~ ,1 sounu, 10
at the mead OF large mining and broker
age hrh Ill this Guy. lie ieaVes mere IN
few days for Seattle and San Francisco,
where he will place several mining prop
critics on the market.
Ms,or cashau 80 Nar,a - =. -
~ tsa 60, w.,h vas AZ nne
- "a ~, ~ it'll ',a'o uepart-
hent III seattle ne was eiected mayor
last summer on the miners ticket. Mr..
Cashell is interested in good property in
this district.
Miner Bruce well known in Seattle as
an Arctic trader, IL located here with his
wife and daughter. He represents the in
terests of Fist her Bros. OF Seattle
Charles Thornton for some time prom
inent member of the Seattle Y NJ. c. A..
and an employe of the Northern Pacific
Express Company is occupying his time
I'm prospecting some of his newly located
property in this section.
Charles Chard. at one time connected
with the Seattle Hardware Company. Is
at present on prospecting trip in the
country north Of here.
Harry Leland, one of seattle's young
men, has been doing considerable STAN
pcding. and says his prospects are very
bright
c. l.. Rhodes, for years an employe Of
the United States railway mail service,
running into Seattle. is now in charge OF
the Nome postoffice.
George Schultz. born and raised in Seat
tie. has interests in some good creek
claims, and saws that next summer lie
will return to Seattle to settle with his
family.
Martin /. V. Smith. whose parents re-
side In Seattle, arrived here from Daw-
son last fall. He has Just recovered from
a long Illness of typhoid fever which
nearly proved fatal. As soon as he feels
a little stronger he will engage in beach
mining, which is now carried on extern
sively by the use OF thawers
r J. Garner a pioneer of Alaska hut
originally a resident of Seattle. being en-
ployed as an express messenger on the
from Dawson last summer. and claims