The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-26
s1o,00O RECOVERED FROM SAFE
 OF PRINCESS SOPHIA; IS PUT
 UNDER SEAL AWAITING ACTION

has been done but no replies have been received.
 The Deep Sea Salvage Company
 under agreement with the Seattle
 court has been working on a basis giving them 50 per cent interest ir
 anything recovered from the wreck
 which was turned in by the Canadian
 Pacific Railway Company which has
 asked for limitation of liabilitie; from damages. The Salvage Com pany is now facing bankruptcy pro l ceedings and a fight is being made on the effort of the steamship com pany to have applied the limitation of liability rule of admiralty. II l is believed possible that the con tents recovered may be held ur pending settlement of both actions which is not expected for several weeks.
 A complete list of the articles re covered from the safe follows: One wallet; owner Charlie New berg. 722 Union St., Vancouver, B IC. Containing two drafts on Can- adfan Bank of Commerce favor of Charlie Newberg, (Nos. 67514 and 67515) and amounts s225.25, $24490, and Canadian currency. $7S0O; Canadian P. o. Registry re- ceipt No 169 issued at Whitehorse, dated July 10, 1918, favor of Mrs. J. Newberg; poll tax receipt 1778 Yukon Territory; one nugget stick pin; Canadian registration card, No. 238-1554; three cards; kodak pictures; one $2.50 American gold piece tie pin receipt for furs from H. D. Kirme, paid; permit to leave Canada newspaper articles; postage stamps, Canadian; two service let ters; one service letter; cards and papers (various).
 One wallet; owner, Geo. Arthur Sangster; one birth certificate; Can adian passport; certificate of dis charge from Princess Alice; mem bership card in B. c. Coast Stewards Union; receipt for registered letter dated August 21, Whitehorse, Y. T.. favor H. E. Holohan; receipt for post office registered letter from Dawson, Y T., dated Sept. 16, 1918, to Forest Gate, Eng; Canadian cur rency $169.00; two registry re- ceipts; one registry receipt; one service letter; poll tax receipt from Yukon Territory; Canadian registra- tion card.
 One wallet; owner, Robert Fin ley Contents-One permit to leave Canada; one articles of agreement; Canadian currency $249.0O, Ameri- can currency $27.00; member Daw- son Lodge No. 1 l. o. o. F.; poll tax receipt sos; certificate of re- jection for overseas service; one ar ticle of agreement account land con tract Vancouver; one registration card (Canadian).
 One money bag; owner, unknown. Containing-$750.00 gold coin,
 One leather money bag; owner, es; $100.00 gold coin; three small nuggets; one gold stone heart locket and one hair chain.
 One package addressed to (Name unreadable) Penticton, B. C., care Mir. Morgan. Containing 20 mink or marten skins
 One small ivory and nugget cross
 One sealed package containing a
 deed transferring of timber lands from Norman E. Culbertson to Mur-
 ray s. Eads and also three $1,O00 1 fifteen year Dominion of Canada
 War Bonds numbered as follows, E.
 53727, E. 5372S, F. 06960. All the bonds above mentioned are per cent. Three $100 Dominion of Can
 ada War Loan Bonds 5 F per cent numbered as follows, V333929 A
 V33393OA. V333931' A.
 One leather pouch, the property
 of Murray & Eads, containing ter
 franc notes; one dollar bill; promis
 sory note; receipts; telegrams ant personal letters.
 One package the property of Mur ray S. Eads. Containing-Last vii and testament of Murray $. Fad and Lulu EadS; life insurance ponc. of Lulu May Eads for $1,000.0O; on' abstract of title; one deed to Mur ray E. Eads; tax receipts; last vii and testament of Lulu s. Fad (two) in blue envelopes; one prom
 issory note for $3S560 signed b, Geo. s. Richards; receipts and per | sonal correspondence.
 | One leather pocketbook, propert | of l.. p. Brownin, stewardess of tn | Princess Sophia. Containing-Fiv | dollars in silver; two finger rings | four pins; two bead necklaces; on
 nugget pendant; two bank books an
 personal papers; one five year r l per cent. Dominion of Canada Wa Bond No. V074654 w. $50.00. : One wallet containing one memo