, 1889-06-13

the cold icy mountain waters OF this pio-
turesqne lake. This LAKE 10 the head.
qu arters for several OF the old and most
successful trappers, and they sell hund-
reds OF dollars worth of furs every ear to
the merchants OF Eiensbur9 and Seattle,
In the forests, around this lake, and up
on the mountains, not far away, are [
animals known to the Cascade range OF
such as wolves. bears and
lions, nave been seen aud
killed
eCENERY.
The mountain scenery up the Wenatch.
hee and around the lake is grand and
subime. The mountains loom up one
above another until they almost kiss the
sky; they are dressed in natures loviliest
green and the borders and tops are trim.
med with graceful pines and smii nQ Grs
except the very highest SUBMITS, which
are robed in snow white gowns the year
round and make lovely contrast with
their smaller nrixhbors. The valleys are
generally ut the junction OF the Wenatchee
and some one Of It's tributaries and are
surrounded by mountains. Along those
rivers are the sad weeping willows aud
beautiful palms that make y splendid
shade aud Ia perfect paradise for the
singing birds that love to hide just over
the water on these branches under tho
shady leaves and send forth sweet carols
all the day long. Ia those valleys are beds
of flowers and blossoms that send their
sweet perfumes heavenward until the very
mountain air IL filed with sweet scented
and delicious odors.
wENATCuEE,
Wenatchee is tne future metropolis and
future great railroad center ot Central
Washington, Is situated ut the junction OF
the Wendtchee aud Columbia rivers and
is twelve miles south OF lao miles due west
OF Spokane Falls and is twelve miles
south OF ninety miles due east from Sc
attle aud controls the only available rail-
road between those two Important points,
unless they 20 nearly IA far north as the
British possessions or as tar south IA Eli
lensburg There are now two railroads
pointing for this pass. he WASH gton
Central known to be the Northern Pacific
is nov building west from Davenport
through the Big Bend couotry and is sure
to conie here. for upon their lands are
eome OF the finest coal mines. and tue Big
Bend needs this coal. Besides their frat
survey and contract with the government
called for the building of the road over
this pass. The other railroad Il the Seat.
tie. Lake Shore. Spokane " Eastern, sup
posed to be the Manitoba. This
80 ~ ~ n..
rom % oposane ra',s as isr US p'senpvl.,
Falls City, and nave surveyed over tho
Cascade range of mountains down tho
Wenatchee, and have bought here nearly
1000 acres OF land upon which to bnild
their round-houses and shops.
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