The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-27
MANY RETURN ON HUMBOLDT
NEARLY 200 alaska AND BRITISH
YUKON PASSENGERS.
Scows From Dawson TO white
Herse-Sesriy All WIN Reach
Drstfnatfon--a seow Connscnted.

Steamship Hum. oldt. Capt Bonineld,
arrived from Lynn Canal last evening.
with 1s3 Alaska ana British Yukon pas
senKers. As the river IL doubtless frozen
over ere this. preventing much travel
from the Klondike. the Humboldt's
crowd. probably. will be the largest from
the North for several months. Passen-
gers report that the Yukon was open az
late as October 20, but that II was rapidly
filling with sIush and float ice making a
freeze-over with the advent OF the first
cold snap Inevitable. They left Dawson
from twelve 20 fifteen days ago. Be-
tween that point and White Horse ia
scows afioat and thirty-one on sand bars.
were counted The Indications. however.
were that majority OF the grounded
craft would get OF and $50, al least. of the
fsi reach Dawson. They carried an aver
age OF perhaps fifteen tons 10 the seow.
majority Of them being loaded with hay
and grain as feed for Kiondike stock.
Recently the Northwest mounted police
seized a scow at Tagish and when the
thirty head OF cattle. ostensibly the only
cargo aboard, were removed some cases
and lot of package liquors were found
secfeted In the hold. Scow and liquors
were confiscated and the cattle left on the
porting the incident did not learn by
whom the cattle were owned
The Humboldt had 10000 Of Kiondike
treasure: Of which II. |. Miller. the we'll
known Yukon cattle shipper owned SIS
600. the proceeds Of q recent Dawson con-
stEnment of beeves.
Purser John Carroll stated that there
was a report in Juneau to the effect that
Dodweii a Co and the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company we're each negotiat
Ing for the purchase of the British steam
cr Clutch, which ran on the rocks OF
Douglas Island a month ago. The vessel
IN now heached and it Is said that she
can be put In commission again for few
thousand dollars
The HumboIdt's KlondIke passengers
Included Murray g. Eads. owner Of the
Dawson opera house. From fifty to sixty
members OF crews Of Yukon river steam
ers now in winter quarters returned on
the Humboldt. This. IL the vessels last
passengers from the North were.
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