Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-11

add TO your present mill, and make .
great, mammoth concern of IL, than to
divide the businessr' asked the pencil
man.
mo, think not" replied the Cap
tain, when you take into consideration
the danger Of fire. Then. too, in the
large concerns where so many men are
employed. some one is always idle wait
ing fortothers, and especially in cases OF
breaks or accidents, large bodies OF men
are thrown ost for a while, and it counts
up in large proportions during month.
However, the greater consideration IS
that Of fire. If you have two mills and
one burns you can soon rebuild, ana the
business is hot necessarily suspended,
but where everything ID In one mill ana
it burns, everything Is Frustrated for a
long time, and great less results from
suspension Of business during the IN
terim."
A remarkable fact. and one that
speaks volumes for the intelligence and
good Judgment of the people OF Fort
Blakely, 10 that in almost every house
aud cabin on the spit the Posi- -lNTELLI-
GENCER is a regular daily visitor, and
one the writer was assured was always
welcome.
III CDQciusIOu kut WIiLCI viii SNhtC III
the benefit of the many strangers and
Eastern visitors, that trip to Port
Blakely is fraupht with pleasant and
interesting incidents throughout, and
we'll worth the time of any one who
wishes 10 SEE big saw miil and hos
pitable community Carriages can be
hired on the most reasonable terms.
and good roads lead in every direction.
A Ia Ir,xy q cntandyd road
takes YOU to Madison, another milling
town on Bainbridge Island, though not
so large as Blakely. AnOt her road leads
across the island TO Port Orchard Bay,
where +. Young and j. McGrath each
keep resorts for the hungry and thirsty
wayfarer. Still another road leads to
Eagle HarbOr, where thrifty settle
ment has sprung up, and where the
Word of God is preached on Sunday,
and where. on Saturday evenings, the
voting folks trip the light fantastic to
the music of two violins and piano,
and where our meteorological reporter
resides, and raises the biggest straw
berries in America.
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