Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-19


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rnlnna, n,l4Ensz hous Ihnrsss4 ev.n-
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learn ths fo.le9ina partieulnra of a.
sI.E: ne aTEaBgsnaenfs kor tha arip
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R.sle ~ eEexH d4lnil Saddle huKu
eete seo11sA An Seattle ard fnkan -
4tAAn % Ae@ele Wheeo th1 party. -
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eoot 80 Eaades enc DaeEsT SD 10
@.- A1lze4ls aeeonpa1lsd he party.
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n - WsS a1s tAa iaIgsst hop yards -
ne Dnlte4 1iatsa. Hers ~ party
Apent Gag q isokinz oFEr lhe Ennak
4uo ngAinR fsk kg0ut ID ne fonEinn
lslas1l alHnte ktesE Resaraing tbs ienF-
neys ne sxpIozBRH Eeanhsa sha Snonunl-
aia Paes u safety and pui IN SEQ &
.aree aaTa g examlniag The mineral
depoalts thsFs. Iheg found iaras
masses % magnetic iron ore lYIna II
erannlAr llms stena. and u describing
The deposits oae 81 The Party osif tkev
we're nraefiaaIIr fnerhsnrt2,is T1-~ss
also mW deposits q naarbIe and Visited
q seal nine, tks asopDinns q whfch ars
Of ne eAaEaoloE 81 Mn1hEnai1o, losnaed
" NJ. Guys.
In makinR the isurnsy forssss Ct tie
MWUrN fNtNHM9rr4e4 -
passed thEongh Whils Ia tbs minexal
region the VaFiDaa membeFs o. she pavfs
cQiieceed aamples Of fhe iron. marble
and coal which sheg aaW.
On the EstaKn trip another day was
pleasantly and pE91tably spent a the
bop Eanah- Between tks 6nOqualmis
and sqnak ne party cane upon 3 pair
q cubs about aix months old, which
took % Q aaaif tree neaE b.. Mr.. Wells,
VIA had Rad mech abon1 The ad0an
tnEna q bear huntezs IN eho far Wssf,
q ouoe became 6eixed with 4 desire e
beooms q bear hunter. BoxFowinQ Mr..
Rnnn1.Ps revolver, be orawisd 90 nndar
the tree ID which The little black AMI
mails bad taken refnge, and altar takinR
dellbGFate aim. hlazed awaY. Tha ahos
took elect and fhs cub 81 np 9 aquAlI
loud onouah 90 BE- heard for q mfie
agouud- A rugllinR Wag heard ID ne
brush near ~, and Mr. Batter sang out
that tha ed bsaF vas coming. NJ.
kn1seli, Wis uas nesE M. Wells e ths
ll2e the ahot Waa 1ged, heard TIE warn
lac, and started foE she horses On q q I'D
iump, closely followed BY Mr.. Wells.
The fnfthae they ran The more fKiahf-
onea they beeame, and thq manneF il
which they 5nmped over elumps and
eFawle4 uneeE logs was vNFy amusing
% the other members nf the party.
Lbs TIVE beld boaE hunters, however,
reached The horses IN safety, Whea he
packer took the revolver and vent over
60 Gniah NE WoKk 90 ahlT begun b
MessEa. Wells and Rnasell. when he
reached the tree be found the cub Which
NJ. Wells had shot lyinR on She RFound
dead, having fallen aud broksn his
neck. Tbs packer soon dispatched the
Remaining eub, and The party bf0aRht
the two bears 10 town IS tFophiaa. On
the who's the trip Was most enioyabla.
Mr.. Dewey has decided 10 iooate iron
works on TIE Soand for The purposs of
utilizing the ore ID The 6noQuaimio
Pass, and 4 heheoves cur people 70 zee
THAI g suitable site Tor she works e
tandered him e OF near Seattle. He
viii require shout forty acres Of land,
With IN opsa Roadway 70 ths ~.