The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

tosa Is 1o<s nos take
cr<5snary szfsan<ss II sooks Ios -.
eriv az The facet quality Of tie Esfsss
ss<aExhfnsss- sn6 os tie grezsess 20
Tnes~. saipp>l nassr The eosss E-ssss
name q 0Fsgsss rsfse, are se1' ~
ever part Of he hassfsts- @ossS.
1ss~y fssrrish rsz-ts 20 tie shsys,'l.ssef-
tf knxlAssai. OF France, ss Sossne1s.
.Asries. s11 evsn u cnsssisn so2
southern Arss@vsr4- Ehsy are ssA
iss xrs&s sasas~rs 10 IEah. ana nsa-
df.sl. are sent every year sssssxhI
sF.ys,4s The paelzr into the lands % ne
orient. The saestrSscsaye o. tn,s
r.ssn.yy j. coal formation sbssn
r. saayv q zres has k~~o fsssIfifseSs
xark~a Ard ssse sssas tniue1
"a Wsss Washington slx1ag aDoFs
large TAft IL tie P@oE5s- PEE
Tasg srs~.s.s 9ver q eDsssisssrsislr tsfIs-
tory. within xhich froui nfseesa 80
sxevsv w0rxals- u7tr~s sAve o~f,
S,an4 -osus ~ them are hae afia
hsrsg sin A suffsS5sr4s surplus % CAY
H-,r "a critic them ~ - called a.
ts-.ssse sesae * fhsEu are 'zsf "a
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s.ss.sss4s fs1T sant Vi q tssttsf term, -
ss,r.sss 4 f~ss6 them viE coss sd
,.sfras4x The value s.t this discovery
/. .ss easily appreciated anse@s one
.;vs- Ia a mining e09ntrf, s5~re the
s,~.as 4stsegtess eat up coal asa coke al
81, fearful Fate. The heaviest ex.
rsss.e IL = smeise- j. tor coke, snd
xk@n coal - fosnd that
car 30 converted into good
lair coke IL l. as much Tfrisesi
a. les gold FnEn@. The depth o. TIE
s4yai seans- into fhe earth Il snoAn ii
essnv cases 10 he - much - iatr
sest, atla - there are DO les tnAa
esgfst large cu4s groups. or esJas Beds
+ IN Wash sngfxsB, lie people teel etfais,
1 sgavatl vsIy safe - 10 tie extent u
( Their fuel supply. Larger bottles q
ore one of TIE a possessing a mag
netic q lality, are f0snd III the Caaeasis
s,,sasataiss.. ard several 81 them are
sis.a.fs h~iag zafked sc an elaborate
ssrsrsst Thai large l.~Iies Of iron sui
/ ale a. he nsaanis ctufs OF steel are ~
axEst@use ia the Cascade fnoiintsins
asssi require merely a tet oi The pr"
E s,ee~es g. xtifi. the ore can ss saved
~ith little s4nis of iaanns.s =
an uusissu hts~s aud very com
f1fS3fEY ftzt. * = at"s
shar ans considerable quantity
os the more precious metals ne
in paving quantities III the 1a~ss'ies'
+ but a continual aGd 0ufaiiins fortune
( I. assured u the state by the discover
( les already made of iron and coal;
Washington Is rich in natural re-
sources, L. fortunate ia climate, ana Is
{ particularly fortunate IN SITUATION
This American Mediterranean on
ghie5 seattle and Taeon stand, oil
tt,sif offers advantages Of commerce
+ To- great and far-Feaching so he est
upgts set seattle va. the ilrst OF The
Puget soand cities 81 appreciate What
tutght be accomplished in foreign com
nerve and she sill holds command
ing position in the great struggle after
orietstal wealth. The disaster she
met vith tex months ago. while II
dealt q cruel blow 20 her people, ha-
not been felt as any great oo-
siacle to their progress. Zap
isity tbs city IL being buni
anew. No appreciate fraction OF her
population has been lost. Money has
/ isesn plentifnily supplied from Nes
York and other Eastern cities with
! which to rebnild the town, and II VIII
/ rise within another year to CONNER
cisl. a social, political and a muniei.
( pal eminence that it has never held
+ before. but for the fire. some people
{ ~av. the census of 1890 would have
7 shogn Is n8 inhabitants IA the city
( limits eff Seattle II sili probably not
sisos less than that anyhow. and al
t.se rate Of growth possible Ia town
containing 50 much energy ana self
confidence, and surrounded by "a
many natural opportunities, Seattle
sill prove herself before the present
generation hiss passed away Ia be a
seeond san Francisco. l.. +. q.