Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-18

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- locsted oar min. Caps KAARAn u on
the - talaua. md i 3 GEsnt poneo for
6sh. R1poaed 70 all The stoFns which
Nov M fruD - RnGt0e, GORDON bay,
- The curve butvsen Assatohis N0ee,
The extrsus posnt Of tbs iaoRsd, and
Cape kai9aa u sallsd, i dreaded By
msrinefs To lndia@ NJ also AFRAID
Of il. and the name " Msn1eh6C (evill
ID indicssive Of The ssainstjoo IN Which
they bold the last cape. But there = no
ulscs vtess nah life y more abundant.
Sahnnu, eod. halibes, sole, and ores Of
Other fne fahes, swarm throaeh the va
tere. rs ssai. 18th hair 90 fur, the
whale and ths ga otssr. ind tAece f.
vorite place. The only drxvhaek = tie
precipss0us, rocky, dangerous shore. !
found Il exceedinQiy difSoult 70 climb
froun . oanos u the Tsp Of The - vail
vhieh svcrvvhers ncrkea TIE H~it a
old ocsan's power. The riffs in the rocks
were foil of star and shelIfish. SEA NJ
chins and asemones Aoased il ths pools
lsst y the rscs1inG tide. vi lilo hmpsts
and crabs were large and attendant.
AZ KaiQnn ~ found about too hun
drsd Indians drying ash for winter; ous
a ths veafhGr vss warn. tho drying
a.
for comfort. = - did ri tarTy there
verv lons. we lsarned. during our brief
gtay. that no man need staFve in that
| one old man espQht over Dvso hundred
pounds Of choice halibut in three hours.
Three women loaded q canoe With 6ah,
and psdaIsd twsnsy-fvs mi1ss h enc
day, anA othssv ouuid Do eqsally vell
The supply Of halibot there y psacti-
eally iusxhsustibls, and, WUE0 she In
. souros Of wealth 70 than. With .
Rood bssszs canoe can make ne run
10 Kajgan 10 I've hours, and back IN the
Same length Of time. We took about
three h91fs and halt. bot the canoe
vas n0s . good ooe, having several
cracks, which made occasional baiiine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| 10 snp u 80 by ~. n.oo -
esrnoon. We left camp aieef or ainnef
70 70 70 6AR,e is,Ano, On vn'cu : ooAe
DAia eagles Iived. On psn nA1 ooss
On me sop o. seu p1ne, v0o n.asE
COS ovee sue vescE; a. ooI oAu0o ~
pesacoeo, ocso osI0s Wsse - pc'0vSSu
% nssenD31In9 - vsso"9 u -,
nao sesee inosnes WIN u ~ s'y
l.aGneo ana s.l.eo - Neuy -
H. eagles woold tAke Itiens Sno ~
when " we're neef enough - soouens,
nfed % tne nearer 0oe' 10y nsoe g
clean ma Ine oal vees $50 enokn
e0scase Nm. ana oosn new ON. Al 5.
m0meoo sney came peek ana, aIU0'
eirclinR overhead. vent % " ea9e uoe
neoo AGAIN. cos oeee m0se Iaaseo - ny
The eagles this time we're eone lopgel
man 9 IT,, ~, voen se0z cso snkn ",
we're On tue nesting ire, o1toosv ovol
The canoe. with a dsxsefoos movement
q The paddle, ehscsooe socs oack sooo
distenoey until one q see oaios -
| plainly disoornibls: Aac took ne rine
and q the report eoe eaese semoieo mt
Tho water, nhos ensoS9o ~ nsck: a.
the Other one went on - padded slOwil
asOand shs Island, bue eoold Rss no NOR
% 80 70 Seal Bay. The tide vas jus
right. 20 10 turned toward DIXON On
traoes aAd made Tor the hrse opsninl
altar paasinR The oaps.
| Whan % reached the sutsapoe TO th
bav . fcund 4 NEGLIGENT karbos, dee,
ens,uah and vide euoueh for Q navy
~ voodad ddso veee Gradual slopes Il
naay plasss, with. - ths bead, . psbbl,