Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-06

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sifg " the various posnla On To- Sannd,
kaEninR oeean paokets also leave ADa
tauah at this place on their getnfn.
fhey % 70 San Rrhnoiseo, Central end
0alh Amerina and Austfaita.
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And coal and iumbeg industries afs on
: larger scale than e nng ether point
% ehs West coast abote san Eraaei8oo.
Owing b is osntri ioeasioa en- she
sonud and 10 tie faci thai Is has $50.
go ae1es 0f Zoe agricultural land lyimR
sAak nf il. toaeghof vita v&st tracts 81
colossal timber and mines % eoal and
iron Of easy access, Seattle puaseasez
advantages fhat no other piacs On the
Paesfo Coast can boaat 81. TIE baai-
ness poFtisn Of The city Il located % 80
lnaline Of gradual assent, ogerio king
ne nouud. uhiie the residences portion
oeeupies higher plateau OyeEiookina
he business portion a1d the Sound
aeon ne west, and Lake Washington q
beaufifui bedg Of froah WatsRs on ths
sast. AbOnt all the eonFenisnoes o. Q
modern mesrop0iia are 70 u fonnd n
- aaia. Fublie water works, eloc1Fio
lighaa, Qas, atzees railways, 6ne bonle-
vnFaa. So bathing beaehegs parka.
and good hutels.
From ths summit 81 one e 5he 81
uuFbau parha, nesF Iaake Washington,
lae visgs are very pigturesane and I'M
pFeasive. Looking IVES, one asis view
81 the spires and towers q The city, and
u the forest Of magts and spafs Of the
shipslnq % The barber, all beouQht into
boider rssief b. the placid waters Of the
sound reaching miles away. uatii Il
merRes into 4 dark fringe Of evergFeena
On he foothilla Of the distant Shore
Back Of this ana yct
A P1nF on TIM saHNR
Stands The snow clad Fanas of ths
Olympic mounlains, lifting the distant
horizon oul Of line. Tuning % the east
{ 6 snouy hiekls Of tbs Oasoade mo1n.
tatns greet tne eaxe. aud assay 20 the
far north, hke q stationary cload Of
eiisteHinQ a YER rises Mount Baker,
aFound whose lofty brow Il ureathed
tha misty drapaFy 81 tho skies.
While 10 seattle yoaE correspondent
had tha pleasure OF meetlnR Governor
Watson o. Squire, who IL still holding
the executive Feiug ever this Territory.
He saa engaged IL making ~ his report
% Secretary Bsynrd on tbs lass Chinese
troubles - Tacoma and oeetfle. be
deeply regretted she occasion of thia re-
poft. 9hicn was being made for the par
pose 81 asoeriatnina tue amount Of
damages claimed by the Chinese Whe
Were driven from seattle and Tacoma,
and % ascertain just where TIE Fespon-
sibllily lies.
Many Of the prominent citizsns here
thouant that the demand Of the Chinaae
$gs ,000l was ex0Fbitant. and unques-
lla14bly 100 per can't. more than iheiF
actual losses WeEe. but tna1 u would b
probably best % pay IL without c8utest,
as tue Amoant was TOO small for tWo
great empires like this country and
China 20 eot into trouble about. IN q
conversation with
NJ ooyzESoR FEnax,
4 former citizen Of Illinois. nov q r. ii !.
deaf Of seattle, be gave Il as hia opinion
that there was no remedy for the Chi
neae immigration, save through gen.
eral aiien law, rtqairing ell foreigners
doing OF intending 10 do business in
lhia country 10 talks ont letters Of eili-
zeaship. Tnis. he thoaght. uould have
the elect u deterFing & great many Of
the Chinese from coming 20 this coun.
sry. To thus csf OF thef county b.
identifying themselves with this, Il
aoald impress many thai Il meant the
severance 81 thetF queues IS Wel e
thslr eassedness.
There are ~ Chinese nov ia Tacoma,
aud bat faw il Seattle; bat thare aFe q
great many running along the Railroad
lines into these cities, and Ia the mines
aud logging camps. Many gat IN with
eaG passports BY stealing over tha Brit
ISL line. They are hard 10 identity,
and The espionage on this side Of tle
bafaar l. very lax.
A large number Of Illinoisaas have
made TIER hanos ID seattle and are
pFespoFine. Ihey are mostly from
Northern Illinois. Amoag thosa re-
membered by year oorrespondant are
The Hoa. Eneeno Canhold and Frank
richards. % Mctfenrg ooanty, and ]. Q /.
HAanaa. aun Of Hon. 4. Il. haiaeA Of
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