The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-10

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il running tbe dump cars. ard provide
water snpply for The town. SIR. Smith j.
making arrangements to pat in al In leBse
engine Isl the new miN and barrel factory
that vii be built on the harbor near the
IIEae WORKS. This engine viii be placed on
the outside OF the mill proper, and viii also
be used IN operating complete system of
arc and iGeaudescent electric lights. by
which the whole town and works viii he
lighted. The new m.ll viii be complete IN
every respect. special attention being given
% fapidffy in each department.
The barrel factory is All interesting par,
81 the works Tire slaves ard heads which
haze been procured from Puyailap and
other points vii hereafter Re manufac-
tared in the nev mill and stock will be
furnished for the market besides.
Barrel making IS quite acoruplicatsd pro
eess The logs are hrst sawed into ''staye
bolts" twice she length of barrel. after
which they are taken into the NIL, cut
into the proper length, steamed and
trimmed and bundled for shipping
The coopers work in sets OF four around
each stoge. which Is used for drying the
barrels after setting" and before hoop
ing" The hoops are made by ranchers
during their spare time, and thousands of
them are kept on hand constantly.
Second only TO the lime works is the
bgilding stone industry, which will he
opened by the company Is soon as their
new wharf is completed. The marble is of
the finest quality. and susceptible of a
splendid polish. The ledge to be worked
in this connection lies parallel TO the one
being operated as lime qnarry, and only
few yards distance.
The company owns all the land OF Roche
Hafbor. over 90 acres, and cuts its own
wood, which is consumed Ak the rate Of
thirty cords day.
The company has also built number Of
neat, roomy cottages, which employees with
families are provided with at $50 per
month, while single men are boarded at IS
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