Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29

Il
The Boeoda coal esmpauy. of seatoo,
to1k cat Us tons Of o3nl on Thursday.
Their average oatpal for the last three
weeks has been about 30 tons per day.
TAX sbsut cold weather IN WASHING.
ION territory Rilzville has 6 man Who
has worn straw hat the entire winter,
and with00t tie slightest inconvenienes
10 the hat, either.
The president Of ths railroad 70 be
built from Port Townsend 20 the Gal
um6ia river, says that sixty.hve miles
Of line viii be built this year, and that
is viii 20 b tie vas Of Aoniesano.
The aggregate cut Of the mills on
0fay's HaKboF Is 100000 feet per
month and tue cauneFies shipped 5000
Gases Of sAlm0o the past year. II takes
forty logging camps 70 supply the pEss-
e1t demand for logs. Three large
sohooneFs have been built on ths HaF-
Dor. and q number Of small steamers.
and more Gill be built daEinR next sea-
son.
According 10 q record Of weather
kept for the past eleven years IN Monte
sAno the average lowest Temperature IN
the winter vas 80 degrees and 10 the
summer the average vas 81 DEGREES.
making an average Temperature for
eleven years Of So degrees. Tha coolest
day dueiDg that period vas Feb. ~.
1884, Thermometer degrees; and warm
est das vas Nay "a, 1887 thaFmometer
81 degrees In eleven years there were
SIS clear days, 2l59 fsiF days, 1c69 rainy
days. and Ii saogy days. This h 4
pretty good record Of ehe weather IN
Western Washington.
Great activity 70 nos being exhihfkea
By the D. Il. b N. In removing the
wheat crop Of the country tapped by rs
hnes- Two extra trains, making four
n al, are nov running on the Ooiumbia
a PAlo1se branch. whils the regular
trains are "doubiina'' The sehsduis
runs. Cars are more plentiful than
ever before and the evident, desire 4 10
set tie wheat 0ut Of the country with
tie least possible les Of time. Il n
thoQght hereab0nts that the oompeti-
kion OF the 8. Il p. has somethinQ 70 do
With the aotivity. Whatever nav b.
the cause. She Whsst Is going 70 MARKET
With rash.--PalOass Ganstts.
Last Thursday, says the Nssss. waa a /
gala day for Oenfraila. About 8 O'Clock |
.. NJ. Msssrs. n. b. Kelsey and Joseph /
Lewis as iesosFs piloted procession on /
wagons and citizsus 10 ths By 70 cosl /
mine, aboat three miles 10 tue novthssgt /
Of Oeutgalia. The ceremonies Be.
ing over % the mines, the pro.
oession formed IN hne and started for
town. meelfnR tbs Csntralia Brass Band /
they marehed into town under uayino
daes ard banners amid cheering from
she citizens and music from the band.
Taking ell togstheF TIE day PASSED
90 with the greatest demonstra-
lion OF rsjoieing and enthusiasm
hat hiss come over The town since
he fourth Of Suiy. This coal IL very
Near and mach hsaxier than most Of The
soAl found oE this o0ast. Those inter
sled in this coal mine are very aau-
lu1ne over the Ueesent prospect, e. are
'ne people OF our town. for the opening
nd working Of 80 large mine VIII ne
'esstsate TIE employment OF many work
men, and will be another fAoGoF In Cen
talts'a future business prosperity. .
ne vie1 t1st Opened h 3 six fo0t
'ein. with q Is foot yeln about Il. ThsEs
re several other veins Of zeal IN tie VI
unity o. Oe1sfslia. some even e. large
8 TIE By 10 vein. Within the next
ear We may expeoi Other mines opsned
ear here.