Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

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anaaz every kind of mmehins VIVA a.
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for their eaaEfnRs besaaas ahev can 80
bes3aE work Tor tsss muneg anH nm
9aorisr notiee than b ssrdine 20 San
brMnaiano.
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Ga NIL stsset. "a ia Hnn of tie
wmtaR front railroad. Is the unaehfae
ancp0E MoFan BxstkaFa. Robert Msran.
- ssdeg hx9faes and superintendent b
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tended tbs sale Of Capesin Il.
N STAIRS mammoth machine shop.
tbs largest ID be Bay City. ana b0uRkt
Eha iaFRese piamsK Ia TIE ahop, BESIDES .
large nambeF q tools and smaller labor
SAVING maehines ct the latest impFoved
paategns- Peter Morau, Who Il acting
superintendent daring his brothers ab-
senes, said We empioy On "a average
Ten men 10 or maehfre shop, and make
sReelalag 81 q amkoat 9oFk, kavina
from enc % &hrea or fonR aesmsFs pn
Aama &c ssa3e. We are nos ossFnaol-
lnR and fitting 10 TIE steamer Rlp Van
Wrinkle and Fleetwoed, and buiidinR
new maohinsRy for tbs Libby. 1hs
business outlook u very bright.
AGLmoED q RHHIEGFa' r0UxnAx,
o. Fs0nt street, was nexs visited. Mr..
Alimonds who d q pFacfinai pattern
maker, VS. found in the pattern shop
preparing ssne deaiana for bis work
men. Ia she aouxse ~ q soavafsa tson
be said I'VE ewploy on AZ aVara9s
fourteen men, besides tbs membaFs az
TIE aFm- During the past eleven
months we have made 4es h6 pounds Of
Rood castings. and IN THAI time have
paid wages 10 the amouna Of $1,000.
walsh Ne think ID = very good anowina
tor sCang GoneeRn inat getting STARTED,
We are nos rs work on al sorts Of
castings. We have Just finished very
large engine frame sor the WaahinRton
aiA Gampnmy, Of Pert Hadiaak, ana
aEe ne4tiuk NJ 2 boiler maksE'a @aueh
snd shears fcx NJ. Penny. Bssidssfhfs
We ore turning eut w0rk for the 6prinR
Hill Water Company, the PORT Blakeiv
Min Company. the Washington Mil
CDmpAny, aad q nambeF % other drms.
lbs basineaa outlook i sneoaraainR.
nm wAsarnaroz NOS wonxn.
J. n. Fsink, sapsrint ndsnt Of the
Warrington IF0n Works. In reply 20
numsEous questions, said: We en-
pioy on an average Is men rs in
the foandTy. 10 IN the machine shop,
u in the boiler shop and s.
il tha pattern shop. Thesa are All
skfiied labnFera. We have inst casa
q vsFy large cylinder for ths PORT
hlaksiy Mili OompAay, and are making
4 los Of ReneraI castings for The mflis.
railroads and STEAMBOATS, On che Sound.
IN the machine shop We are Repairing
lafRs hosting engine for TIE Franklin
nina, basidina q Is horse pewaF engine
for tlIe seattle Electric Light Company,
oonssFuasing pair Of steamboat en-.
Riuea for the steamer Cascade. etc. In
the boiler shop We ara buildina fresh
wataF tanks for the steamer Eastwood,
everlasting boileR far Allen q Neison,
and ara doing eonsiaeFabEe aaneKal
work. Last wsek we oomplated rs-eon-
struotinR ths EvanQai's boiler, and We
manage TO keep our men employed. I
think times aFe improving, and the out.
look ID very PROMISING
THE RAIE.BoAD SHOP.
In speaking Of shs Railroad machine
shop, Mr.. Miner said: We only en-
pioy Fneohanies enough 20 do eur own
work. We have two men In the black
sulish shop and six 10 the machine ahop,
and do the general repairing for tie
road