The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-06
Complete List of Vessels in Port
When She Sailed.
EGG SPECTATORS RETURN.
Cape York Beach Promises Rich
Yieid-Fisgrsnt Abuse of Power
of Attorney Right-Good Reports
From Golovin Bsy-stampede TO
n Discovery on the Peninsula de-
tween GoIovin and Norton Bay.

The Valencia, Capt Hall, of the Pacific
Steam Whaling Company's feet, errived
yesterday from Nome. June "a She had
two Nome passengers. ]. III. Hall and
~ O. irving. both Of whom went to the
district on the steamer Aloha, which
sailed from San Francisco in May.
Messrs. Hal and Irving left for the
North on an egg venture. They were not
well pleased with the Nome market
Eggs were selling In Nome city at 70
cents per DOZEN tthey are worth 20 and .
cents IN Seattle now. despite the fact
that they had paid $3.50 per case freight
cha rges on their consignment.
Tho Valencia brings "A complete list OF
the vessels al Nome at the time Of her
departure. which was at later date
than that Of any other vessel. with the
exception OF the oregon. They were: The
Aloha. 81. Paul. Mary ID. Hume. Charles
y. Lane. Seward. Elihu Thomson. Vic
tnria, Rainier. Lakme. Signal, Centen-
niel Noyo Grace Dollar, Garonne, Bear
Charles Nelson. Abbie +. Morris. Louise
j. Kenny, Francis Alice, Lady George,
Aiccdo, Nellie g. Thurston. Fischer
Brothers, Louisa D., John and Winthrop.
Thomas +. Bayard. Laurel, J. NJ Cole
man and an unknown fuli-rigged brig.
The Nome city sailed for Seattle a few
hours before the Valencia.
Cape York and Golovin.
where she landed sixty passengers and a
large amount Of freight. Purser Fielding
SAYS York has n promising beach from
a collaborating standpoint though not
great deal OF mining had been done up
TO the time Of the Valencias arrival.
There were then a ont go people In the
Cape YORK District
Fielding talked with the recorder of the
camp, nm old Yukon miner. whose name
he could not recall lie says the recorder
told him that there had been fragrant
abuse OF the power of attorney right In
the Cape York district. For miles and
miles around tho country had been
by four or five men whose actions frfi-
Gated that they had even gone to the
extent OF using spurious names.
The Valencia also made Golovtn bay,
where most favorable reports OF the
work OF that camp we're received. While
the Valencia was In the harbor two pros
pectors whose names were not learned
came In from n tour of the peninsula be-
tween Norton bay and Golovin bay. They
had wlntered on the peninsula. during
To have taken out $40 go worth of gold
each. They told such straight story
win bay passengers credited their report
and stampeded TO the peninsula diggings.
One OF these was man named ". II.
I.hwton. q professional miner Hc led a
The Valencia returned by way of Dutch
harbor. which port she left June ). There
were then at Dutch harbor and tinalas-
ka tho Roanoke. bound for Seattle. the
North American Commercial Compnny's
steamer Homer and the collier Nero.
The Valencia sailed May 81 from Sc
She participated In the rescue. as told
n the Post-Intelligencer, OF the crews of
tho wrecked banks Hunter and Eclipse.
The Humboidrs Voyage.
The Seattle steamer Humboldt. whose
arrival was noted In yesterdays Post
Nome voyage. with all the passengers
and freight she could carry she sailed
from San Francisco, June ?, under char
ter to the Alaska Exploration Company.
sailed ton hours earlier but the Hum
boidt beat her day into Dutch harbor.
arriving June 10.
After remaining six days at Dutch
harbor the Humboldt sailed for Nome.
arriving June ~ Two days later shs
sailed for st. Michael. returning to Nome,
Seattle by way OF Dutch harbor.
Az ~. Michael the Humh~tdt 'aok on
about s@oOop worth Of klondiee treasure
and thlrty-hve or forty Dawson passen-
gers She win resume nor seattle-I.ynn
Canal run. sailing Sunday. Her paw-
con, Nome and st. Michael passengers
were;
y A Coz, William wsssiins. Chsr,e, pov.r y
" HUT. Louis Larson. y Nelson. A J Jsct.on.
y. " ristsh.f. James nohaine. n. e Gibbons. j
kst, G VAST, " smith. ] J. LAusram. j
ssu, l. puhucii " A Joyre Mrs Lena Camphsn
v HaFyry " Leonard, NJ 0Fern NJ Eaton
G ia0s b Mithier J. Smith e Willard q 4
son'haood. Mereisr, y Lcve.aus : Rtauirin
Charlie. stephan. A y socbers, rrter Hamions'
Peter Hsmhons, Mrs u Eckcgt Tom S0omon
v HAYES. u Hutton. NJ NiEkels and rtf,
whhssy toruwAu vaioi,iins is,sa.sy A n NJ,
" niacs ns Ratchfc. Ru'ledsc. e G eaten