The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-17

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Oxfxrra. April fs;y-Spzi Mine IN
spector III. c. Paige. Of the frst din
dricf has filed his report with the gov-
ernor for the a=sxrter ending March
81. 1884 Il shows thaf during the
anarfxr the output frcEn the Bucota
mine xas 500 tons. This suszlI outpef
Il owing 20 The lack Of transportation
facilities, i being impossible 90 secure
the necessary cars.
The TACOMA Coal and Coke Com
pany 81 Wilkeson have recently cnrrl-
uteted slope. ard have poHxtyucsed
enDeway "a 81 feef from TIRE bottom OF
ase xiope. thus irving q BIT Of 20 feet.
The output Tor the azarter i l5U tozs.
The output Of the Wiikeson Coal and
Cake Company has only been fbeo
tons. owing % the necessary smpruye-
uscnfs which have been au1se In and
about the mine
The South Prairie Coal Company OF
Soufh Prairie IL sinking y slope 90
feet long. which. when competed. Will
make an entire sIoyse of 80 feet long,
and viii give lit Of 1870 feet The
output Of shis usifs for the auarteT
WAS II 30 tons.
The Carlson Hin Coal Conafany Of
EAfbouAdo Il putting up washers, and
intends In future % wash is coal. Iise
output for the quarter was 55yHs
tons.
No aeci.sentz hare occurred IN the
district dufinR The quarter Eni-
plOyeFs and employees are getting asous
harnsonioaxIy.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
The following committees have been
appointed By the Odd Fellows 20 take
charge Of their dedication ceremonies
on the 18Th inst. General COMMITTEES.
r.. 81. Ford. j. ~ swan and =. Os-
tfander, on banquet, q. K Iaic0ts.
Frank Eastman. +. G. Van Epps, G.
N. Moore and y. r. Wyuan; on re-
ceptiou= Robert Marr. " III. Roberts,
A. j. Trfaduay, C. r. Mann, Jos.
MeCarrogser and Geo. G5ibach: on
music. W. Fl. Roberts, G. "a. Moore
and j. X. Paftisofs.
Mezsrs. Armstrong Brssss, james
Tusten. John r. Aver and Mr.. Moore.
while out sailing Sunday. came very
near having q serious usishap. They
had sailed down the hay for distance
of four or I've miles. and were enjoy
ing the ride exceedingly, when sud-
denly they were struck by severe
xquall. which carried away the
mainsail and did other serious danI-
age. Fortunately they were not far
from shore. which they managed 10
reach after great exertion- The boat
was then beached, and the gentlemen,
amid rain and mud. YEARLY wendell
their way home.
A. r. Cow oi San Francisco has sold
60 NJ. r. a. Hyde lot s of bloc K 5 and
lot Of CaIkins' addition. this city,
and about 50 acres near West Olym-
pia. for 1900.
Capt. ]. Gilbert. with the little
coast survey steamer Fuea. viii leave
shortly for Alaskan waters, where he
viii operate during the coming SUM
mer.. His crew viii be composed
mostly OF Olympia boys, among
whom will be Messrs. Il. Ready. Rufus
Jones. Joseph Mccanoghn and Frank
Giles.
Mr. A. q. Damon, the prominent
stock~rn.ser Of Gray's harbor. Is in the
city.
A marriage license was yesterday
issued 10 w. NJ. LOOMS Of Tumwater
and Sennie NJ. Camron OF Tenina.
George Heidingsfelsier, q native OF
Bavaria. has declared his intention oil
becoming acitizen Of the United States
Fred Cariyon Will soon start a
candy, fruit and cigar store In tht
building now occupied by ]. F. Mur'
ply.