Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

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did peaches ase produced 10 several
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But ue think she glory Of he
country b ~ sdapsaiion 10 dsirying.
AL klnds Of grannss sssm 70 grow
spontaneously snd 70 Tie ufmoss
perfecsioa. aaSrdssg The richest pas-
lurAge and the besf hay; the counlry
sbounds with Springs and STREAMS VI
purcs< cold aaser. TIE eQusble and
c0ui climate and never f.iling fed
supply renders butter and cheess
mAksng 8 pleasant - we'll - the
most iucrssivs occupation. Busser
u always 10 good dcmaad, and the
cheese supply Il always short - fancy
prices.
Farm produce Of every kind fnds
: ready market q pru6labIs pricss.
The presence Of : large number Of
aon- producing men 10 logging Campo,
miiis and mines creates : home mar
kes thai 10 never or seldom giultsd
and from the VERY nature Of The
natural resources vi the surrounding
country this must always be the Casa.
IAnon
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lne1c y ~ excuse iof iulsness neFe,
: nAa slInoul mesns, VINO mast "
necessssy 1osA .oI Z ume -. s,&ss.
can A~sys hno emp'oynsnI LOT
r<sf elnriaxerx fhe wnvea f1f whs.f,
range fun as for common Isborrrs.
20 $50, $50. SO and 80 per month
Tor various grades Of experienced
and skilled labor; BOARD u irciuded.
Farm hands are paid from go " $50
per month, with board ana lodging.
Carpenters, painters, mschlnisis,
workers 10 metals. coal miners. ETC.,
command from u 70 $3.50 per day;
plas.crers, mssons. cabinet makers.
% 30 10 - per day; day isborers ~
n bile there are II timrs here - else
where. depressions In the labor mar.
kei. work Is plenty and the pay good
Il may be remarked pArentnicaliy
thai logging camps and mi!ls furnish
better meals than tho average hotel,
MANUFACTURES.
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ing and moulding machine. shingic
machine ano ieeu mn - course 81