The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-30
|aa-FiaED UEHaTcaEE.
:. LordIy colulnbia 10 the
-, Mountain Lakes.
are Chumstieh and the
!...er-Msgsif'eens scenery
frees and Game.


arsz ABSENT aAaslAFf az
80 far 70 meet ner AGED
:. fuIl-gTosn WeHstc'ss.t
.sr.css the Columbia "iih
~ ssrxer at is confluence
=. .sue fourteen miles beio1
- ore nile above the en-
e.-oaoli. that bears its name.
- GO the valley On the hur-
~ - q he old aboriginal trails,
- xisens 10 fats and basins
- squeezed TO narrow
sse foot bills thas impose on
reeesIing manner Ike
- and Alpine steppes until
- -,.;.uaes are lost in the TIM
VIZ onxara still in the dis
49, IF perpetual snow stand
r. s.atirei. Of nature to asiorn
The lavish ravish-
= va. .eerie beauty that greet
- o. the march 70 the
&c e. Walled in by great
5s'e = un.ialating mountains
! ess = ,asgea angles OF the rag
- y - SATIRE TO the graceful
= 81 : that embeilish the god
Bss.sa,r. From the eoliitless
/ So - alpine-like peaks the arte-
1b 81 nature trsckie dosn
- 80. and Increasing IN Volume
! = 49, and brookies- inter
| - xet4-s leap ia dannfse~~
- p n~s- ledges of primevai roc :
60 Ia failed 10 pusFerize to
49,. .hs stupendons upheaFais
X the footprints oi time
~ rysssation clothing the
- - ,.IlsTs. yet aspiring heaven
- = sizns pines and hrs with
- - spectral haes GEEK TIE
nRe.A enchantment -
eke sst has a love for
- sstnre in their regal
Srx .e~ Through the siupefi-
- -sr,en family described We
49, he Co!gmlis upward ey
..ssss az the aEs0rigint> aud
~ a. sleven mics % Mission.
4. soafA side of the Mens'cise'
- !. r. name indicates. the
= sbs Catholic faith instiiied
=. ,,,ss the fensts Il Their faith
- n,:nas snG hesr's Of Indians
- mostly Catholics in this p'1r-
~ ne great inland empire. Here
- ro.,nss;ce and voting precinct
4. -. estssaisbea ard quite large
s,ssr.Sn, in the neighhoShooi WITH
- fne ranches, which are mostly
i,v,sss-i. Twenty-ons miles up
:. s,s,.s the Iciele creek which rusher
- s.pm the mountains IN ~
<~ara an sImOst Inacceesi ne
sserca where JEFF Lewis diseos-
compile Of lakes ~ the
l-shs AZ solitude where he had a
Srai5nS adventure in geu ng u the
- II HE sgsin on account oil ~
s~o~,spby. The Iciele has settle
- there. We almost forgot II
,..stson the chumstick creek one
81. hs.os. which has q valley iifteen
- long with another settlement
3 vssles l. shsat oue-tourih OF nile
.irfsth. What y called the I,im
esssr i narrow gorge on The Wen
nrAee xith rapio water Tor thrre
~. n l.ngsh as-on, sSss feet 81 tasl
! M DISTANCE. tiS a box fHa ses4
I'll slrups s,fIs eco fee, higfs - me
vath and 1850 feet high 81 fsss
urh. with hanks at an sng& - -
jere~s. Little streams SID cas- -
4 usndear fail hundreds Fret
mar sflsr leap from the di-isat gsE
nj sao feet shove ihey ru,h over
s.saits rocks with ma Hilieeut grand
q. The trsil leaves the Wenatchee
~ sssnds the Cnamstick for twelve
els aud then passes over low di-
ssae 40 lssi high. distant three
!oarshs d mite from the Weuatcnee.
lis IN ossn. EST country. with scat
sss;se grussh q pine timber ana an
shsas.aHoe Of grass, ire soil and
asay ceunffv. The fats of the
Kpaches average in height about
kysy seet above the river bed. AMI are
emp~ea OF a series Of successive
hSas. sith sn area of from 10 Ia
tsn ssrfe OF tislsl.le land clear up 10
~ Tsfn Wenstchee lakes, which are
is}p .ess Ia altitude above sea level.
- aale - craig's bill NJ Eilensburg.
&ssrf creek comes in about twenty
<ssn n.ises az wish a very large flat
stgA has tso settlements Then
n<szsh creek ab0at thirty miles mp
~ sas fats raining up the creek for
nshsy mites siih abundance of TIM
~ II carries one fourth of the
sassr q the Wenatchee- On the
xe'a see. several streams come in
hsess FeasAlng The Twin lakes.
~ psssalle raliroa3 passes con-
fssgs 81 ;hs fsin lakes region. lead
~ 70 de saus. tie >oulh fork ot the
Assli asd Skyh0ai>h rivers. leading
sine saeAomish. The ,ix passes on
De Hal Cascades connect with the
he gas>es or the vest a. above.
i~it i de- tired 70 ts q large sum
sss resort 81 t!.i- lake region. suherb
askz Me. The huilding of wagon
~ lFom the COLUMBIA would cost
ait srsldr cutting brush out of the
-, ana aTlising the small streams.
lie isih lake country Is the para
g q beatty for a hotel. There is a
.ses beautiful canopy of trees in
tst Island. IN The lake, comprising
Ne All oue half acres. Nth pebbIy
1ass snsand The Wenat nee river
sassse essse By the foot oG the noun
ss'ss, grand hsaiug aud superb hunt
ias grounds combined with plctar-
sas ss' cry dsh. game. deer. bear
~ s"a1 ssssand An the low conn.
- : q SANDSTONE formation While
s s a.Ais fsnse IS granite. No hasalg Is
Aassss ninerA! discoveries have
a'sas NJ past ~eAsou hy North
ss.ias pzrtes on the forth fork az
~ ,as*asa eress the ASSAYS are
49, a. iAe heAa Of the Twin lakes
- ~'ase vely 0ne rt,lsr lands
.. - 20 hundreds of acres. the
~. ~ 'zips very lsfge Some If Them
= - ''0as II 10 eight feet IN diameter
:. - qa~liiy There are goo,t coal
ssalsSi> aus nue binding >anaSt ne.
So ialefe asait. this famous
nssF q rrsoaTces.
49,. - @ta tske country is nearly
- - .a'is> above the Columbia. and
=. vac isfss Menaicbee lake - from
= lear mites iu vlith and
S'a from iS II ~.ven miles.
al bait n!le> ea>t Is the htsge
=. zee iAke, or t1>A lake. slsaut
- 49, TIE slEe of the larger one.
- ..'s q duck, Aua geese hatch
5. iae valley from rim to rim AZ
-. - Ases = ln an easterly and
- q direction from eisat ~ ten
- - s'e With lse bc,tom land Sith
-. al sol, a cgpsth - scattering
49,, ete-, cuvrr~ s.. Al Use
Ue lake tie hlaa~ ri-r : .sssi
49, Sfta The u0>; mssnlactn t
49, '"4no au the Cascade. The
80. 49, line et tEe >sa1tiv 4 Lake
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