Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-06


= 81, 90 feet q legs.
The eset ~ hsiIiine improvements
FOR he year is-2 IL Tub1qre, Iowa, az
erecztes nearly $1,000.
R.A. Campbell & Co. are b7iIdinG
steam ssxmill IT Isehufe. Ont. that
will hare 3 capacity Of 100000 fest +
for :he season.
The Cutler Il Savidge Larlber Com
uzuv. OF Michigan City. Ind. Sill kas
sb0at 50o.0Oo.no0 feet of pine on its land
on Grerld Hiver and It's tributaries.
Aberdeen. d. T., began the vesr 1882
with 20 buildings costing sleoco- -
the end df the wear there were 1lsS build
inCs IN ths :0zD. costing S-6gl4
There are over 100 RATS locked in the
Clarion river. Pa. hy the ice. Bufnber
towns along the river have hesn ICiared
20 tie estimated exteu; Of $1,000.
I. p Lyon. Lexington Iich-, has in
bat assout y pr cert. IF his intended
59001.ns0 fest. bu; his logging railroad
viii furnish logs as fast IS Necessary.
Stakeholder Brothers wagon factory
n South Bend. Ind, turned ont 30.c9G
rehiele@. during Is8s, go men beiBg
employed. and 81, 90 month being
paid IN wages
TT. Trench ard W. e. Kelley. Of
Michigan. Eeceutis purchased aboEt
| 1000 aeras If lard in Nsukulls. LID
cry and Gads5en counties, Florida, for
! numbering purposes
Aipena. Men. has this year built
( more fhsn l9j dwellings. ysting from
I 500 20 $1,000. aud several business
Stracsnres, over 500 so having been 81
I pended Ia sash improvements
through . jssiouzy and rivalry among
5 purchasers st Dorchester, Wis. ths
; ,,fis- Of hardwood logs his besu run APP
Z - 81 per t,40astDd-a hiQb notch. The
settlers, however, are JaoIi ant
A horse disease IS causing some eI-
element IL tie lumber camps of Yves;
! ssGcblz n. IL 10 peculiar and unusually
4 fatal. and sseaas 10 bs contagious. IN
oae camp over dozen horses have
died
The value Of FOREST products exported
( from Tbs Jlgtod States 10 foreign coun-
tries 10 Issi0 amounted 20 3. stJ AS,
81 s39,s,45 IL 1879. ana 81. 1884 IN lcsi
- svEs iuarked aud satisfactory pro-
grsss.
Huron, ID. T.. daring 1852, improved
- tie extent Of 10 buildings, at IA az
i Fre..Gse oesl of $4,000. he oatlook
Tor Ih@ c0Glug season Is good. - a num-
Dcr Jf important structures have been
psoiecisd
NJ r. Godfrey last year began the
manufacture of bed RI tis AZ AlpcnA,
Mica, aad tnrnsd oni Coz go frDm lnm-
Der r,fasa that would otherwise have
gone - "haii." TINS year lie has a CON
tact fof 100000.
TX is ss,id that a lrin dealing in wax
nUl lumt3.r ~ J Jacksonville, ILL.,. Recently
secured 4 stump near @ayiand. Mo-,
for which they were offered II cents ,
pound. or $3.50. bni the firm was
holding Il for 10 cents pound.
A Resume of the manufacturing bust
ness uf ts4kfUrl, ILL.,. for lS52. shows
, Tat The agricultural implement isdas-
tTy Of that cily involves d total capital
ot s5,5soUtJ, and employs 1913 hands.
wiIiie the aggregate value OF the YEAR
product Is Sz,la1!Oy0.
, The hundred men that got into a
! dudeeon and We're discharged from T.
, K. LsDn's camp, IN west Michigan be
Gauss. they woaid not work on Christ
! nlas day. dad not make much of vasu-
j I'm, as taeIr places were quickly filed
, by new applicants, and % men were lef;
over.
Chas. L. Sanger died at Bay City.
Mich. January q. He built the larns
! planning mill on the west side OF the
nyer AZ that point, now operated b.
, eating Il Crump, and had just COM
pleted one OF large capacity below Pitts
: q Oranges works in Bay City. liz
was ia tee prime of iifs, the head of q
family, and WAS highly spoken of as a
citizen and man OF affairs.
Curtis Brothers d Co. who BEGAN the
Manufacture # sash. doors aud blinds
az Nausan. Wis, on Narca /. hast. hay.
: made good record for the wear. Ihey
. haVs used 400. eco feel of lumber, made
1900 doors, coo windows. 20.Upl
: pairs of hhads. and 100 90 feet 81
!, m0uidiBg, used 1850 boxes II glass
Z 5000 pounds u putty. 1900 pounds d
white isala. sold ls5 tons Of building
! paper, and employed leo hands.
CORY, Cameron d Sherry in wooS
j. county. Wis. have mills 10 miles froa
J, Grand Rapids, and hau! their prodoe'
d - t1e railroad 81 the later point. dom.
e most d The woEk in tho winter GU run
i nets, ais Siatsr they have 40 team,
/ engaged ln that work, which abour III
y tberoad from The mills to Grand Rapids
/. TIE product air. adv moved amounts Il
7. ab01s 6sssAl.tsl1 ts=tt II lumber aEsd . go
' 90 shingles, BESIDES laih.
> kecen.is the Iniils of the Hsbard &
Ihorlser Lamlsaf Company, q. Pequarn
9 iuR. Aiah.. cot seven legs that scalss
3 il,199 feet. The largest one cut 81,
i feet. aag there wss only loo feet of Il
. thai ges poi Lfst class. Tie snaAtias
= log cuf lss0 feet. 0ne plank oEi Of shs
!. largest Iog was - inches wide. foul
Z lncllCs thick and sixteen feet long
e While others measured from S35S To 4
: snches, and all good lumber. nl3inl,
; IrsIs and seconds.
: S. G. N. Gates. Of Bay City. Mich.
= Was s0Ene EUe assu prosecuted under
!. CITY ordinance for pliiag slabs III TIA
sifes-t. nezriy ia froai Of Hon. A. Nc
: Donnell's rrs4denee. that gesltls nam b.,
= ing the complaining witness. The css.
I eas tiled Ia tha recorders court. an,
!, Gates was heed go. lie Appealed {,
4 tho circuit cBgrt vhich decided tisat Ia,
eTdi nanee was sfsyalia Naw !. Noal,
eews4 t3sat tbs lGssli agaea etn make n SLAB
!. pile u lie streets wherever tlsey hase
: tasB1.
8 G H. pinmtner, of the arm ef PUN
L raer and bradley, ~ UremAw SfFin =
: Nleh., CA the AacAiaas division of til
. MISAs.an Central railroad. has beu..i.
q out Ar. Kradiey's Interest in the mi.l
= 6,n9 ceres 81 land estimated capable q
]. producing 1a.tSN.es0 feet Of piae. anr
> s,.ooNDsA fees 81 snzats@r IN the yard a
= baean&w. aDd en Interest IN lsIas,t
= yard az sandusAy, Oaio. Tee consid
/, Grafton for the bradley interest va.
: Sl25.e0a Mr.. PlamnaeE. besides Iii
/. begging operations at oeeEnaw. wi.l pa
. In several aaIiIsos se.at ~ hardwood losi
!. that will Be sawed at mills on the Sagi
:, naw riyer. He has eont-sctad WITH Ra
!. cine. Via, parties 10 furnish Sssl1.0s
: fsst Of hardwood Ia nhes next seaso...
j Az Pueblo, Col. there are FIVE iossbins
1 yards. o@aed hy tse followtng Arms
i The Newton Lumber Company, NJ
) Sheldon & Co. Hashes bros. Jnnssu 8
!. Co. Youag j IsayIa, and Lord 4 Falr
J child. The latter iirm hss a planting
NH two stories high, and Ak 100 feet, ID
! which 81 men er,s eur loved, fke annual
> prodocsioa amounting % Sis50ou. A
| large amount 81 the native tsm,er i
manufactured in the section snd hand
led "a fF.ssla, bat the largest part ol