The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-11
IL ef Seattle Brings 5000, 900
Of Klondike Treasure.
. s,c SHIPMENT EN- ROUTE.
~.1.~ On the steamer Cottage City
n6assn,s Yield the Greatest in
". Hsstory Of the Cnmp-Win
svebsbry Exceed 100000. 900
&~.cn Advfces-A1nska Towns
vste IN Favor of Incorporation.

au.r City Of Seattle returned from
1890 At 40 o'clock yesterday morn
- 9TH gold contribution OF 10000
q - vorld's wealth. The treasure came
- the Klondike OF the total amount,
~ valued at $4,000 was shipped out
= sharce of the Alaska-Pacinc Express
&ssrsry. under consignment BY the Ca
ssxlsn Bank OF Commerce and the Bank
n Jlr,ish North America. OF Dawson, 10
~ 6eAttle assay office. All save com
3rrtiteiy small amount OF the gold Is
~ by the Canadian Bank OK Com
49, purser rarmerfee had charge OF
r. ~ Of the treasure, which was stored
. sktrteeo strong boxes and n few sacks
.ssses thss great wealth. there was not
< thau 800 0p3 OF individual gold.
S-sesk Barrett and r. Larsen. two well
sscSr Klondikers. each had substantial
16lys6ual consignmenis.
n, eeaftle's officers report that the
sSssmeY Cottage city now due. has
r3cnd,ke gold shipment quite as large
= sheirs. Indeed, every boat coming up
= Yukon has more or less OF that camps
ysid 49,. r
.sss NV the Klondike cleanup In prog
s1raln~ most satisfactorily. Great gold
80 trains are arriving in Dawson daily
s,~ The creeks, Some OF them number
- ten and fifteen horses and mules,
~ bearing a burden OF virgin gold.
bsspIte the shortage of water for siufc-
"a nfnefs are agreed that the 1900 yield
NJ MA il going TO be materially larger
- that OF any season In the history
4 m district Many are agreed that
Sfprs the Yukon freezes again the Klon-
~ VII have shipped out over teo.o0o,ooo
1S~,Sk ~ frra ntifa
Wv. Harwood, Seattle passenger,
" nawson June 30 He reports that
= Canadian Yukon Lumber Company's
q. 4 seikirk, was recently burned to
~ Ss,cm loss, was completely de-
1870 The arrival Of J, w 1vey. col
fl(5e 81 customs Of Alaska, and w. p.
6fBride. special deputy collector. at Daw-
oa. II reported By HARDWOOD. The party
ef.d June p on the steamer Tyrreh for
~ Seattle sailed from Skagway the
G1Rt ~ July g. Her passengers report
II the recent elections resulted In de-
ave vote In favor OF Incorporation OF
~ fhe towns Of Juneau and Skagway.
d ne question OF incorporation juneau
ocBsd ~ votes. ias for and ~ against.
~ 0ksEway election was quite as de-
1nivs II favor OF incorporation. Juneau
aetted a council. composed Of y. NJ.
nhFends, G.. w, Young. A. X. Delaney.
u u
ltsYcst and Sam Blum.
j. Burkhart associated with II. T..
Damn In the management OF Prince OF
tslss ieland mining properties. returned
= Inc esattle from Ketchikan. q. NJ.
kvin and r. sanford. traffic manager and
SaAhisr respectively of the White Pass 4
futon railroad. were skagway passen-
~ Of the Seattle.
~ nrsi.ciass passengers OF the City
4 battle were;
~ N
/ n:ssis. J, Fs'srsu. . a Peterson A 4
pkesm. Peter Banman, v Be'ichard, H. j. Lat.
" ] keMsda.n. y, 4 Olson. A. wsl,es. ). 4
0Agfand L. n Zimmerman, q. Parkinson, l..
Hskmsid, VI Johnson. II i,ssscr' z 5
a~ssss; ps'.n'sl' a be,,'c,n. A. I
- = q Melssrsh, n n Olson. r Turn
Z Z simmer, .,s9, cl.'s;; r : M.isa,,.
~ dsa,. 4 Ss.s isa Msst,. Nj;
Nc 'si H' k. e" Nav ng'' nsr.s Mr., NJ.
~ a ssiib, Mi. smith. Mr.. i.Ie-eilso,
Y. y. car, H TsI%' 4. IT, 9erasss. Y
nr.s }, i a.!s,ss,s. \ r sa.s, Mo SHAW.
nA!e~r smith Il Netiussry. ", q Pres
~ csriila. .. sch,lle, " O. Howard. G.
frsAa c G nuiiocs, II A Gihb.. % r oi.su,
NsyBAsd W J nosafd. Mr Regard. Mics
T rs'. 2 r5'sx Il p; Nj,
loees, Mr. y T. rsrisssi, &. l'fichAfa. tsec,.
Nsssw. Mie RosraeIsp. giish Rcsehhiau.
~ q Held. Mrs " Valentine. v v Miller,
- Mills. Ma n y ciatti " q Lssrns Mrs.
,~M . ". lssers, . Vital. sam curtis, A.
Z 49,. Mrs., MeC1elian A. n Lspcrsfr. Mrs.
SwNta. Mss Cleveland w. q nufkhsrii Mfs.
E4a4ass Mis- Wilson. Il sanford. Mrs.
fse~d MIA toaasea. and tsenss four seeona.