The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-07
Roanoke With 500 Passengers
and $500, 900 in Gold.
MANY PROMINENT OPERATORS.
"Lucly" Gibson, George Murphy and
Output for the Past Season Esti-
mated at $4,000, OOO-List of ves-
sells I'm Nome Harbor and mt Dutch
Harbor when the Roanoke Sailed

Five hundred Nome operators and half
a million dollars of treasure from that
district and the Slondike. came on the
North American Transportation and Trad
ing Company's steamer Roanoke. Capt.
j. B. Weaver. which arrived yesterday
afternoon from the North. The Roanokes
passengers included fully score OF men
who are playing conspicuous parts in the
development of the Nome district. Some
OF them are George Murphy, Capt Rich
ard Chilcott. VI. Kjelsberg and Lucky
John Gibson Murphy had $780, 900 OF Nome
dust. made in mining and in Nome bust
ness ventures. He Is one OF the most
successful men of the district, and Is a
delegate chosen by Nome's Chamber OF
Commerce to represent and present the
needs OF the district at the next national
congress.
Gibson IL one OF the pioneers OF the
famous Bluestone district He has several
claims on Alder creek. excepting Gold
Run the richest stream in the camp.
John T. Campion and A. n. Gray. Seat
tie manager OF the North American
Transportation and Trading Company, re-
turned on the Roanoke Mr.. Gray esti-
mates the past seasons gold output OF
the Nome district at s4.500.060
Purser Ramar noted vessels in the har-
Dor OF Nome the dav the Roanoke sailed,
October %. follows: Oregon. Dora.
Santa Ana. Nome City. John 3. KIM
ball, Portland Centennial and Aloha
Those at Dutch harbor were: Hero. Sew
ard. McCulloch. Bear and Walsh. The
Seward Bear and McCuloch. all govern
ment vessels. were returning from Nome.
The Roanoke sailed October 30 from
Nome. and the indications were that the
government vessels would sail within the
next forty-eight hours There were no
vessels at st. Michael, the island being
surrounded nv ice
The following passengers returned on
the Roanoke:
W. Jameson. II. Jones W Mundt. T. ]. Will
Jams. VI. y. Sincock. George r. Mcdonald. u. Nc
L. Noli q webher II Winters. r. g. Holder. a.
=. Corette, L. Pagnint. ". l.. Gowdey ]. W. Fer
su.on. B. = Gille'a G; J. Peterson, ". Dn
Max scsnyon. 1. Fielder. L: Rochs. J. II. Young.
j. 1verson. J. NJ Smith. J. Delaney, R. o. Donald
]. Anderson. j. ID. Pierce. A. G. Rouse. Charles
Ludwig. +. W. Rowe, s. borden y. r. Buck. q.
A. swenson. 81 Haalin. A. MeIennon. o. q.
Rapp. J. II. Rapp. J. +. Forest, r. = George. II.
EllefsOn. G. +. Packard. r. Danton; Samuel
Eo Amen. e. sA, s x y s.ser N ked a.rTsq
Reid. ]. II. r.. Mothrone, j. NJ. King. ". =.
Johnson. J., 4. Estig. W. J.. Love. T. NJ. Wall,
Pare. Count San MARITIME. Count Tsntur. II. A.
Eihorn. G. Hammond, 81 Mulkev. Mr.. and Mrs:
John Collins; R. 4, smith, A. Blame. Harry Nm,
Capt X. Chcott. r. u. Chicott. Mrs j. ". Ander-
son and child. Q. u Allen. Col e. a Noyes. A.
Ru n, F. y R Goets u. ! NJ Ma,mon, Mrs
Backs. A.. ". Guerbell, Mrs. q. Brown, j. II.
Blair. J. r. Bell. A. =. Rose. J. NJ. Donoshue
DR. Z. $. ales NJ k,elsbers; q y; Forster. Fred
Mrs. o. Brown. Miss Hood, George Murphy. Mr.
and Mrs shooter. W. L. Distin. g. +. Evans. q.
simming'on. q. =. Werner, IL steel r. X Nc
Arthur. ]. A. Gibson. j. r. campion, Capt N
l.. Mccormick. Mrs. y. J. Lattimer. A. H. Todd
A. Hertzberg. H. 2, lie Pue. +. ]. Thomas. r. W.
avltp IIae 4
children. y. =. Reynoldson. VI. H. NJ. Emsny
Charles Hubbard. q. W. Bentz. q. " Mcconnell
Mrs. Sam G. Durham r. X. Esin, W. H. Britt,
W. h. Davis. q. w. Rupp. James II. Price. Guy
N, street. Mr.. and Mrs a. lio,anon and child
X. T. Hagen, John Fox. ID. Breen. J. Burns. r.
" Peterson. j. Kennedy, X. u. C;iIlies, A. r.
Warner j. l.. Nelson. = Rudolph, ]. Msntone.
II. Haley. r.. r. Given Charles 4. Carpenter. r.
| IL. Milne, :. y. Dunlap Leslie Cavanagh. @. W
Hunt r. Scott g. w Babeock l.. T. Parker r.
II. kylo. 9: Gunderson. n. :. Dunniek, !. +.
| Clark. Mrs. Goshen. :. Home. q. q. Steiner. u.
Breeding, G. o. Craig. Daisy Craig. Fred Cam,
:. H. Barber. 4 > Coulter. & rriderick,on.
Ernst Davis, l. v. Davis. y. A. Engler. A. Me
| Leilsn. Rev. r. Beach. y. O. VIM W w. sped.
dy. |. HARDY W. WALTON. Mr.. and Mrs Y. v.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs, DOYLE. James Jscohy. 3.
Harris. c. G. Meuick. T. a. Rurcbasd r. swert-
son. A. NJ. Haynes ], q. Mccall. A. johnson.
Marry Psi.t, X = Warren. G L, lake. ], II.
Wiley. y. w Frazer. NJ. H. Turner. G.. swerisosl,
IL. Rouss. Leroy Stetson, X. ". Locke. Wallet
Dsss. ], NJ. Burton, Fred Perry, Al. Monger.
p G Roasan. Mrs D Isndsr%ood William 4 snr.
| ing J. u. Lincoln. John Hayes. J. Walker. W T..
Msyegh Gsorse Stalker r. >; Niles. y. Felt.
| Cooster, George Moore NJ. DE Yates. T. p. Doo-
| benbitter. W, II. Johnson. James I.owden, l..
| Iiolsbo. 9. Melso, NJ. Hanson, NJ. Noble, Y.
| Clarke, g. Harris. q. Dunoux. u, II. Parsons. A.
kpon. W Flaunigan. " Ieech n. Adams. D..
| Teaesrten, ID. l.. sykes. J.. Roberts. Wong. Ling.
'. ANDREWS, r. Johnson. y. Mshcnes. J. Ne