The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-06
MANY DAWSON OUTFITS
Left Seattle With I4O Passengers Called In At All Ports Along the Route-Snow Storms Delay Her Near Juneau--Reported All Steamers--Sails Early Today.

The City of Seattle arrived at Eo o'clock last night with the largest passenger list since she was here be- fore, having left Seattle with 40 pas sengers, She had passengers for Skeena River, Ketchikan, TaEu It for Juneau and about 8 for Haines. Her general cargo amounted to 25o tons. She was only in Seattle a few hours, otherwise her list would have been larger.
 Captain Cornell reported bad weath CT down the canal having to lay up two hours for snow storm this sid. of Juneau While the steamer was in Juneau it was showing heavily.
 The Senator left Seattle two hours ahead of the City of Seattle, and went into Ladysmth for coal. The Seattle called in at Vancouver and took on a big list as well as the largest cargo from that port that has arrived on an American boat for some time
 Just below Queen Charlotte sound she met the Dolphin going along we'll
 The Excelsior, Fees, Al-Ki and Humboldt were. met in bunch at Dixs. .on's Entrance. with the latter leading and apparently putting away from the rest
 The Cottage City was passed tae other side of Wrangel Narrows, but in heavy suvstorm, and she was not sighted
 At Taku the Seattle put off 25ooo feet of luNber for the San Juan Can nefy Company. that intends to com. mence building right away. Tllere is a shi1Gscct of machine c;gs for. Ing cczsa, pany to come up on Her next trip. and also material for the building of two other carAeries.
 For Haines she brought about 20 tons of freight and eight passengers.
 Several large outfits for the interior came up among the larger of which was that of A. NJ. Tyson. who has eight horses and is taking in large outfit of provisions and liquors to Daw son.
 J. La Nalliere had seven dogs and will mush over the ice with a small outfit.
 F. F. Oscand was another bound for the interior with freight and two horses.
 F. A. Frasier had four horses and an outfit of freight.
 J. J. Toeter had five horses and shipment of merchandise.
 s. Brown is taking in iron pipe, hardware and machinery, and has three horses.
 j. P, Marshall came up with two horses bound for Dawson with gener' al merchandise.
 She was billed to sail at 6 o'clock this morning.
 The following is the list of passen- gers for Skagway:
 o. Eldig, J. Eldig, George Millers, George French, J. Chisholm, s. Brown J. R. Low, H. Hall, J. Dilgorel, A. M. Cox, L. Farrell, o. J. Mahan, G. M. Buck, F. Mangulo, C. J. Bohanman, J. A. Ross, George Windsor, F. A. School, D. F. School, F. Humes, Jap anese, C. C. Field, John Crosby, A. Bonchard, A. Tinquary, Mike Gamer on Jean La Libsen, Mrs L. K. Hill, w. Prescott, w. Miller, T. Hannah, R. Dickinson, L. Lamb, H. Spelker, J. Spelker, P. Jackson, George Heyes, H. E. Ingram, Mrs. Ingram, w. H.. Case, Mrs. Case, Miss Wade, J. P, Marshall, Andrew Johnson, William Larsan, C. c. Morse, Mrs. Morse, w.. McKeown, F. Striker. w. G. Preston, George Case, John Allen, George Prundivile, E. Arcand, A. Gaynon. Ed La Chapelle, Jean Dion, Joe La Lebert, E. D. Newton, F. A. Kontze, Le Briggs, H. Meyers, T. s. Holmes, Chris Nelson, J. J. Torter, Mrs 5. A, Cleveland, Miss Cleveland, s. O. Hang, NJ. Lind E. H. Miller, E. An derson. s. Muslot, F. McLennan, Mrs. Hutchins, J, A. Bruce, A. M. Tyson Mrs. s. Muslot, J. S ,Bryon, Lewis Griffith J. S. McPhe, E. w. Proedger, Insp. Wroughton, Mrs. Wroughton, T. M. Hameln, A. Comet, Henri Disjar- dues, Joe Bellanger, Joe La Valiere A. Afford, D. Burton c. Tullock, w. E. Evans-o4.
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