The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-05
SEATTLE SAILS FOR ALASKA
CROWD OF KLONDIKERs GOING IN
FoR THE WINTER.
Many Prominent Operators Return
Ing to the Dfstrfct-Hcsvy ship
ments Of Supplies and Machinery
-Merchandise Going In for Sale.

The steamer City of Seattle, Capt
Connell, sailed last night for the North
with 175 Alaska and british Yukon pas
sengers. Between seventy-ffve and 100
are bound for the Klondike. Their NUM-
Der includes some OF the camps richest
and most successful men. Nearly every
one of the Dawson and Klondke contin-
gent had an outfit of miners supplies
and machinery. H. l. Miller. the we'll
known Yukon stockman. shipped ninety
beeves, billed to Dawson: Ralph B6yker
had eo-ton general merchandise ship
ment. and F. w. Macarthur. fry tons Of
potatoes.
sengers were noted: James Mckay, j. C.
Mcdonald. r. II. Conner, O. II. Randall,
Arthur Sibbit, II. f. Gordon. Peter
Sutherland. Mrs. WALL H. Dahl. A. o.
Solberg, Ralph Boyker. H. l. Miller, w.
w. Powers, O. Erickson, Harry Hirschs
berg. Charles Donneiiy. Thomas Byers.
J. s. Langford and r. A. BaIient.ne
O'Ccnnor owns No. g. below Discovery,
one, OF the richest claims on Dominion
creek. Hirschberg has made a small
fortune In the Dawson clothing business.
He was for many years a ciothier of this
city. Gordon Is mine manager for John
on az Hneke arssr claim
is cousin Of Alexander Mcdonald. re-
puted 70 be the richest and heaviest OPP
orator in the Klondike. Langford, Nc
Kay and Ballentine are pioneers Of the
district No ~, Bonanza. is owned by
Laneford. Mckay Is one OF the most
widely known packers in the Yukon sec
ton.
J. r. Fletcher took passage for skag-
way. heading a theatrical aggregation OF
fourteen people. Frank Mitchell, OF the
Mitchell. Slower q Walker. left for
Passengers sailed on the City of &c.
attic as follows:
Mrs r. n Rosbeck Mrs. 8 W. Wall. Mrs Al
Men.s a ss scAa. Ps m 3 b.s ssss
Dec. W: A.. Doian, Mrs. Dolan. p. GIislsf. Bert
s MsDG Srs Nh R s + n nGsss9 chr r
Jensen, r Sutherland Ms sutherland Ms.
Rcidy. James Roddy, @. A. Ciack Dan X Ccch-
ran. Mrs. Birch. Mrs, Godchalh. ]. s. Jensen. L A.
Johnke. Q. II. Retnck. J. D. smith. II. A. Bliss
William Butter. Mrs. Powers. W. W. Powers, w
4. Robinson, Francis Root. Miss Root. Mr. Roof,
Iusessg ,S haS.ssT p Kss.r haa r nals
Grcust Mrs. Mccoombs. Charles Donneliy fhomsI
8 Erck.oa. a o ss,berr, Il BAH. + n =.
ling. r. Baltic, H. NJ Barssow. r. 4 wallace, n
R Mssss s ssneas ss,,n, M,, S w.s rs Nh
Mia Petesson. =. b. Newman. Mn. Lary, winisn
Donovan. . n Dnscoil. Florence Estsis. ! NJ
John A. Marvin. 3. Kahisr. Jane. r. Hoavss
Alex Stewart. 8. J. Enss. A. H. Andev.m. W. r
Hupssr s & Adams a.. A. VI ,, SHUT, p Policy g
lie Mulch, +. Macarthur. r. Flynn. Mn Macarthur
Dnner, J. . landlord. Mn. Lansfcrd Mn
thur. Mrs. J. A. Coaiins, 0so~xs C7ewsns. = Il
Nicholson. Mrs Riley. H. Lander p. II. Riley. j.
8. Mckay, J. II. Moore. IL y. Gnedou. Mira
Woodmoxe. Mn Balsntins. 4. McI5ouald Mis-
Balentine. II. A. Valentine. n. schuits. Nm. A.
Hartman. q. CCmstoch. Mn. sibboef. Mis- Mn
lef. Miss sibbott, J. Cana, Athnr sihbost. Elmsl
IL Drake. W. stoddasd. John Psanco John Erfck
son, J. H. Lane. r. ToGsr D. W. Bcyntnn-