The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-23
ARE JOINING
 OIL STAMPEDE TO WESTWARD
Steamer Alaska Packed and Many on Way to Oil Lands
 Steamer Arrivals

in COmmdDu, dTllNcu AiOu tnc oOulh at II o'clock this morning and was billed to sail at pm. The boat was packed to capacity with passengers very few of whom left the boat here Many of those on board were CT route to western points to join the oil stampede that is now on. Those leaving the ship here were Mrs. R J. Manson, A. Murray, J. M. Holden Mrs. w. C. Freeburn, II. Tracy, L Schumacher, Woodbury Abbey.
 On the City of Seattle
 The City of Seattle, with Capt. R D. McGillivery in command, arrived in Juneau at 4:30 a.m., yesterday with tine following passengers. Miss Blanch Brown, Miss M. Peterson Mrs H. Hafernester, MT. and Mrs c. A. Lindsay, Miss Mabel Knowlton L. Nelson. Mrs. l.. Nelson. Chester Roberts, L. E. Ellison, Geo. v. Beck Mir. and Mrs. J. o. Kirkham, Ton Simons. Jack White, Miss Clara War ren, Ole Bakke, R. Johnson, J. R Grover c. Winn. Mir. ant Mrs. Geo. Kirkham. Mrs. James Nor gan, s. Jacobson. Mrs. Jacobson, Ray Jacobson. Miss Mary Benson, ". c Baird, Geo. Hamby, M. J. Donnelly John Barrett. J. J. Meherin, s. Shut ick, Mary Peratoyich, Mrs. Ed. Smith rMs. P. c. Mccormack, Mrs. M. D schiltz, Mir. Peratovich, Sam Berger A., Van Mavern. Chas. West, Geo Langley, K. Wick, T. Ohness, Mrs John Otness, John Hammer, L.. B Adsit, Gus Giles, R. c. Mathes, Mrs L. Courtney. 1 The City of Seattle had somethini over weeks mall on board and un loaded 110 tons of freight for Ju neau, 49 tons for Treadwell, 24 fo Thane and 3S for Douglas.
 The boat stayed in the channe until midnight Sunday night an, loaded 70 tons of concentrates at tn, Alaska Juneau dock, 65 tons at Than and 80 boxes of frozen halibut at tn, Juneau Cold Storage and Nationa independent Fish Company's plants | The following passengers left fo Seattle and way points on the boat For Sitka: Charles Armstrong, J. c Brady, Ed. Wagner, John Barrett for Wrangell: Mrs. P. Herald, Mrs. A NJ. Bailey, A. M. Bailey, F. l.. Labbe for Ketchikan: A. Overton; for Seat tie: R. E. Wiley. s. E. Rodekopt Alex Ross, Chas. Bergstrom, A. J. Nc Cullen, Mrs. J. w. Leivers, Mrs M Pilendu, l.. Restores.
 | For the Westward
 1 Agent Willis E. Nowell of the Alas ka Steamship Company sold out al the reservations that he had fo westward points on the steamer Alas ka today and number of passenger. bought their tickets direct from tn, purser on the boat Many of the pas sengers leaving here were attracted by the oil boom and were stampedins to the locality of the oil lands.
 Those purchasing tickets for thr Alaska today at the office of tn
 steamship company were: Sgret | Swanson, Walter Danielson, E. L Stipp. W, L. Karl. Gunnar Swanson L. Holm, Andrew Marlin; J. DeAIars ". Krager and Busch Carlson fo
 Seward; Vic Svenn, Albert Caldwell Gilbert Jackson, ohm Wilson, Swa'
 Johnson, Geo. Wasankanen. E. Free nan, Chas, Oii and John Maxi fo
 Cordova; John Costello and Herman
 Hernandez for Latouche.
 II Esteheth Hits a Reef III The Estebeth ran on, reef in Fun ter Bay on last Friday and was o, until the high tide foated her. Tn
 boat was. not injured except that he
 mast was broken. A line was mad
 fast from the mast to the shore t
 keep tho boat from listing hat tn
 mast would not bear the weigh. an; snapped The stick has been un steeped and now lies on the cit, docw. Notwithstanding the slight de lay the. boat arrived here at 7:45e .h: morning and will leave for Skagwa. tonight at. the regular time a. I o'clock. s.sst
 | as. Anbassador in Port
 Il The mine tender. Ambassador ar rived from Chichagof last night all, l will leave again for that place to night Mrs W. 2. Freeburn. wife o 1 Supt. w. c. Freeburn of Chichago mines, will leave on the boat tonigh to be with her husband who is sick a the mining. town. Mir. Freeburn', health was reported today to be some | ,hat ;,~.-