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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
TO GET THE T. AND o. OFT or POLITICS.

baltimore. May (~pccah.-Thc long talked Of
movement to sell the Baltimore and Ohio securities
held by Baltimore City and the state of Maryland j.
about to be carried This will take the ROAD out
Of politics II is understood that several Ne" r"rh
and Philadelphia men largely Interested IN inc hlch
mond and Danvlle system figuring for an interest
in tho Baltimore and Ohio company. and a. one Of
the primary movements their purchase Of the 3D. 300
shares Of the common stock held by this city. the
800 shares held by the Johns Hopkins University
and the holdings Of the state IN other securities oi tho
rrrnany 4, discussed II the deal Is accomplished
new connection, Will be- added 10 the Baltimore and
ohio system in the direction Of Tie south II X not
rropo.cd 10 have any change in the administration Of
me COMPANY bur To bring about new alliances. cScnf
Mo lines INTO other territory aud have large capital
uut into The Baltimore ard ohio enterprises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
A Busy TINE IL THE LEGISLATURE
D,srosING OF THE CENTRAL PARK BEIDLL Path
hILL AND OTHER MEASURE,

D,sro,lNo OF THE CENTRAL PACK BEIDLL PATH
ELI. AND OTHER MEASURE,
Albany Nay l-pccial-I, Central Park TO DO
made a driving park Apparently this j, the idea
# .omc person, here. To-day senator Cantor a.
covered That his bil appropratns S25o."oo for
straIghtonnr widening and extending the bride pains
in Central Park had been amended by the Assembly
b, al atpazn. manner. The amendment Wa made
Ly the Assembly Committee on cites and wa -
follows
Tho Commissioners Of Public Parks arc hereby
Authorized TO n out grade and construct pubic
road. or avenues in the Cty Of New York. for Use a.
a Grvewa, for ueh. wagons. and upon which horses
NAV be .pccdcd FOR purposes Of public pleasure and
10 secure saic and unob'iructcd driveway Tor su'h
recreation
such An amendment could only mean that some ono
want, 70 construct driveway In Central Park where
horses can be driven at a reckless speed senator
Cantor at once made investigation. and movch
that the Senate should not concur In this Assembly
amendment The motion was adopted and tho
bill laid the table, "herc u VIII remain io' H'o
rest Of the session.
Mr.. Andr7is. the chairman Of the Assembly Com
ntttee said thl. afternoon that Mr. Fish offered the
amendment to Cantor bin to create a speeding way
In Central Park. Mr.. Fish. however denied that
he offered tho amendment.
Apparently the bill abolshing the present board Of
trustees Of the BROOKLYN Bndg; has been killed This
afternoon the Assembly Committee Cities reported
the bill favorably. and Mr. Fish tried Ia get II 10
a third reading. The New DIRK members led by Mr..
King and MIR. Connolly expressed distmst Of the
me,snre saving that they had not had time 10
anime II carefully. Mr.. O'Iarc then moved that the
hin shonId be laid the table. and the motion
odoptcd by a vote Of a. tO Al a. follows:
Yeas-Mcs,rs Blanchheld. Bradford. Brady. j. I.
Turns W g. Byrno T. \. Iyrncs. Clarke. Connolly.
Coonev Cornell Crawford Duffy indres. Everett. Han
rer IIoag A. johnson, Kelly. Kerrigan. KimDsl. King
Larnon Il. b.. Lcwis H. J. Lewis. Martin. Mcbride.
miller Mitchell Mott Nolan. j. j. OConnor. J. X. OCon-
nor OIlar. Peek, Pcr-on. Riley, saunders. Schaat.
sltlds Sohucr Stein j. H. stevens william g. Stcvcns
stewart sullivan. Splycr Webster. Wiilis-is.
Nays- Mcssr.. Abbey. Ackcr. Andrus Balantne. Blu
rco,a Boyce, Bridges. Robert T. Bush. Christie. Coons
curr,er Curtis. Decker Dempsey Deyo. Dnkclspe Fsh
aardcnIor Gibbs. Greene. Gret,incer Groat UarWood
Uuson X. r. johnson, kurth H. j. Lane. -. +. Lane.
u,.c Mcrernan. Monaghan. nixon. Pcaler. Rhodes
uIe. S.lecK Shoelan Shelter. Nelson Stevens.
ian Towno Trcadway. Wed. Whi,e-il
mr. Eanncy's Blackwclls Island Bridge bill passed
e senate this morning and the Assembly alto nights
session. 49, 80, IT, 49,,
passed by the Assembly. senator saxton's blll All
ihorlzing cities 10 e&pcnd money 10 carry out tho
SAXON Ballot-IieiOrm law passed tho Assembly to
night by a unanimous vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
FINANCES OF THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

Detroit. Mich. Nav S.-Ghe annual meeting Of the
Michigan Central Railroad held In this city this
morning Cornelius Vanderbilt presiding. The result
Of tho years business Is shown by the following state
meut Gross earnings from traffic. $l3.7-6,o25 III
operating expenses and taxes 80 795I5s ~ net earn
iugs %. s9i 700 81 interest aud rentals, s2.1l2.
526 G3 residue III 37o 2Ao 81 paid the Canada south
crn Railroad COMPANY il proportion Of the net income
AS per agreement. SiO1 i4i ~, net revenue fNm
traffic g70l. 7g5 Is; net Income from investments
S3- 1874 81 total net revenue tpor share - 4o),
81 OlO $50 80 dividends. per cent paid February -.
1850. 1874 7i5 Os, per cont, February !.
1900 1874. 7Gf OS: per cent extra. paid February
l. 1890. @isT $50 OF total S936.9io 90. balance "a
Income account s73. a9O 40 The election ~ officers
resulted In the old board being seated 10 man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09

,rv or otherwise. money from the treasury Of any
city or county. ,,-...
-. n,s.nco sborin's offices, the police excise
,ar,,crts or any other Office in which corruption
may be exist O Mr. CantoF Gse fmt
nj nny Of the departments In New Ork
CITY But he added; believe this prGpq'o,So md Il
torcrn TO the spirit Of the original resolutions anu
so | shall vote against IT. - ,,o
" Mr. saxton introduced resolution, which was ai'o
adontcd providing for the appointment by the FltI
Sent nro tenn of the senate and the speaker OF tiD
Xsscnbly OF Joint committee TO sit during the ~
80 ~ the legislature in any part OF the ota.c W
,nouir, into the efficiency and management OF tIo
caaals and make such recommendations as may
lend TO improve them and lessen the burden OF 'aA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
THE UE4THER REPORT.

FORECAST UNTIL p. VI. FRIDAY.
Washington May S.-For New.England, fair, prcceded
by rain on the coast stationary higher emperaiure
norihwcsteriy winds.
For Ea,,ern New.York. Eastern Pennsylvania New.
t,r,v Delaware Maryland and Virginia, warmer fair;
westerly winds. 49,,
and West virginia warner cloudlnes and rain
by Friday afternoon.
For the Caronas, Georgia Florida and Alabama fair
and warmer.
For Mississippi fair followed by rain IN the cSuem'
northwestern portion warmer.
re Arkansas Louisiana and Texas. fair, followed oy
,,.rc coudiness and rain Friday afternoon pTooaoy
with thunder showers. -
ror Kentucky and Tennessee, increasing c'ouu'He'''
With rain by Friday afternoon warmer,
- Ind ana and Illinois. warmer with ram ,A.r,
ror Missouri and Kansas, warmer hgn .,Lh,undgy
ns increasing clOudnsss and rain, with local u4"He
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
NEW WESTERN PASSENGER AGREEMENT

chicago. Nay t>pcclal,-Ninctecn lines east and
west 81 the Missouri Eivcr today adopted the ucN
agreement 81 the Western Passenger As,o,1tlon.
Th, nineteen line, include The principal roads iu the
territory ~ The Tran, Missouri Assoc. atou and that
Of The old Western state, Passenger Association, VITA
the exception ~ the Wisconsin central. That com
pauy fused 10 sign the agreement. or to become a
member 81 the new association. unless it, demands
for slower time between Chicago and - Paul or =
dncrentlal fare were conceded. owing 10 ths acton
~ the Wisconsin Central. II agreed tha passenger
fares cannot at present be restored to the regular
tariff but n f. believed that tho Wisconsin Central
viii before long admit advance rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
DELAWARE AND B0UyD BROOK MEETING.

Trenton y. j.. May s.-The Delaware and Bound
Brook Railroad Company held its annual meeting here
10 day aud elected the following Board OF Directors !:
Edward G. knight. Of Philadelphia, president, John
H. Kitchener. Philadelphia william Massey, Philadel'
phia Charles = Bayliss, New York George Richards.
Dover y j.: Lewis II. Taylor, IlighbrdSe, y. J. I,
William McrshOn, RAILWAY. y. j.: samuel X. Wilson,,
Trenton A. q. Richey. Trenton: Isaac Richey, Iren'
ton Frederick II. Beach. Dover; Edward {. hmghL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
REPUBLICAN ECONOMY AT ALBANY.
THE STATE TAX REDUCED 1.1o MILLS FROM
THAT OF LAST YEAR.

Albany, May SpeciaD.-Thc economy oil the NC
publican Legislature Is striingly shown by the u'I
ishcd state tax rate which adopted to-hsn' io
the coming year. This tax rate is based on inc az.
proprations made by the Legislature. Last year oio
,ax rate was 1888 mills a thousand. This year IL Is
only 234 mills "a thousand, reduction OF I'Io
mills Under last years rate. the sum OF Tl@''ooooo
was taken out of the taxpayers pockets TINS year
rate of "a mills" said Mr.. Richardson. clerk oil tnc
Senate Finance Committee. "w take ONLY S8'''o'oo'
from the Taxpayers There IS thus rcduc'lo" VI
40 $50 900 In taxation as grand result of this Legs
laturc's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
APPOINTED TO THE MILITARY AcADEHr.

Washington. MAY s.-The following have been APP
pointed cadets az the Military Academy: John L.
Porch. XIth District. Kentucky Benjamin T. Sim
mons Ist District. North Carolina. alternate: VIII
fam slater. lid District. Kansas: Robert E. Wiley.
I'D District Arkansas: Dwight T.. Altman. XXlld
PENNSYLVANIA. Charles A. POth. (alternate. .. p.
Roscubalm. IXth District. Virginia ID. C. Lamkn'
alternate. and Lytteton Lewis. With District
NJ isis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09

Chicago. NAV 'Spccial.-In pursuance Of the In
,trlctou, % The presidents the general managers q
the Western line, met today 70 agree. II possible
upon the hasl, If railroad organization 10 talk the
place ~ the Inter tate Commerce Railway A>,ocia
ton. \ committee. consisting Of a representative Of
each line eat IF the Missouri River. WI, appointed
n, connection with Chairmcr Walacr, Faith lru
y.dscy and Finley. TIL, c0mmtc" j. 10 draw M
a report ~ what In their judgment. competitive
rsnr and what adjustment Of rates should De made
from points 81 the Missouri River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09

been no way Of judging Of its exact terms ~,
press report necessarily was not complete Tnstne
general anxiety about Congress 70 see the mi, 80
of the hest lawyers Of the Senate do not bes;
TO say that If the opinion is unqualified in decarces
the right of outside parties to send anything in.
state for sale without regard 10 the laws INTO
State that il Is very remarkable, If not astonnAss
decision. Those who are most disturbed by n as
still unwilling to accept the popular version vhicS
obtains of the scope Of the decision and nom NJ ,h
care to express themselves to its meaning nn.,,
the opinion. As W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
HELPING HER OFT.

From The Detroit Free Press
Have Won a small black dog 60 past here =
cucrcd woman Of boy who stood AT a street corner
No ma'am. Lost Your dog -
Nes and am worried 10 DEATH
Were do Won live ~
In that brown house a little ways down there
WHY flat's where some children Sick isn't II =
Yes nv four children are down and not expected
10 live and lSc had To leave them all alone and hunt
for the dog .,,
That's right, na'am. children hain't OF no earthly
account while small black dogs Is of the greatest I'M
portancc. Yon keep on hunting for the dog. and ~
% down 10 the house and kinder hang around 10 sex
any of the children die while you are gone. II they
do I'll call in the ne ghborS.'
She looked at him for moment in puzzled way
and then started for home without another mention
dor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
TIE SENATE PASSES THE RANNEY BILL.

Albany May Z (special).--Actng on the suggestions
In this mornings Tribune, the Republican senators
rallied TO ae support Of the Ranncy or Blachwclls
Island Bratgc bill, and passed 1t by more than the
necessary number Of votes. To Mr.. OConnor. tho
energetic Republican representative from Binghamtn
thi, result is largely due. Mr.. Ahearn, Of New
York also worked hard tor the measure on tho
floor Dr. Ranncy, the father Of the project. who
is a walking portrait Of Thackcrays Colonel New
come wept tears Of JOY when the result was an
nounced He was overwhelmed with congratulations
by senators OF both parties, 10 whom he has been a
familiar figure for many years.
Mr. Stadlcr, Of course, renewed his obstinate OBJ
lection to the bill. He opposed its being taken up.
and ATTEMPTED To defend his attitude By reading q
dispatch from the attorney Of the ferry com
panes thanking lam for his earnest efforts against
the Ranney steal" and assuring him that the people
will remember it, But the Senate passed tho
bill ALI the same. Tho vote stood
Yeas Mcssrs. Ahegp, Chase. Donaldson. Collins.
Emerson Fasseti, Hawdns, Hendricks. Hunter. Ives,
Jacobs Linson, AcChrren, O'Connor, Robertson.
Roesch Saxton Sloan Van tiorHer and Vedder-2O.
Nays-Messrs. Cantos, Erwin. stader and Stew
ART.
Colonel Brown was the only New-York member
who refraned from vonhg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
CHICAGO COMPLAINS or SOUTHERN RATES.

Chicago. May lSpcciaD.-For many years rates
from New York TO points In the South have been from
% Ia 80 per cheaper than those from Chicago,
where the points IN question are from 10 10 30 per
cent nearer Chicago. \ movement has been started
nv the Chicago Freight Bureau to equalIc these rates
and thus open up the south to Chicago merchants.
The plan avOahlv considered nv the southern roads
and ALREADY package rates bctwecn Ncw-Norl and
Chicago have been cquallLcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.

Chicago April lSpccal.-rhe annual meeting Of
the leased lines Of the Burlington. Caiar Rapids and
Northern hallway comprising the Cedar Rapids. Iowa
Fall, and Northwestern. Iowa Cty and Eastern. cedar
Rapids and Clinton, Chicago DEBORAH and Minnesota
railway companies. were held "a Ceda, Rapids yes
tcray. The following officers elected for each
company with the exception OF H. II. HOLSTER, who
was elected treasurer ~ the Chicago. INcorah and
Minnesota Company 4. j. Ives. president tld general
manager, j. g. HrUcksmit. vice president, W J..
Brady. secretary. >. :. Dorwar treasury; II. /.
White. chief engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09

Tho sale Of seats for Won Bueowd Albert eoneers
which takes place evening at the Metropolitan
Onora House. and Or which there IS DubNc rehearsA
this afternoon has been extremely large a. was 70 be
xpertd from the remarkable combination OF attractions
Herr von Buclow the city the entire week ara
most OF his time ha been in ehearsing the orchestra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
TO LOOK DEEPER INTO CORRUPTION

THE SENATE EXTENDS THB POWERS OF THE
FAssETT INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Albany, May (speciaD.-The Fassett Investigating
Committee has accomplished much good already by
bringing to light municipal corruption. But the inde-
fatagable young Republican leader apparently pro.
poses to leave stone unturned TO secure needed
reforms He procured the passage In the Senate this
morning of q resolution extending tho powers Of the
committee, aud permitting 1t 10 probe even deeper
what professional politicians fond OF calling
sores on the body polite" The resolution says
Resolved That the Committee on Cities be and tho
same hereby is authorized and directed TO undertake
and prosecute. during the term OF the present senate
a general inquiry concerning the government Of
cities, well as concerning the condition Of the laws
relating thereto, or any department OF Office or
ofces Receiving as compensation. hy way Of Zee. sal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
TO BE PURCHASED BY THE BOSTON AND MAI

Lawrence. Mass. Nav Sat II special meeting AZ
the stockholders Of the Boston and Maine Railroad to-
day. called to consider the proposed purchase Of tho
Eastern Railroad and the Portsmouth, Falls and
Conway Railroad terms and conditions agreed upon
by these corporations 1861 shares voted In favor OF
the proposition and ninety one against IT, A protest
from W. II. Ciraudbury flied.
Boston, May AT the special meeting of the East
crn Railroad to day consider the proposition TO con
solidatc with tho Boston and Maine. the proposton
was accepted by vote If 59,G7 shares In favor to
4 7B9 opposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
DIRECTORS OF THE rAwrUXET Valley.

Providence, L. l.. Nav 5.--1hc STOCKHOLDERS Of The
PawtuAct Valley Railroad today elected thac d
rcctors Henry Howard. jonathan Chacc Il. q. iIow
land. r. T. Chld. j. H. Chace. Henry +. Brown and
william H. Pope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
e THAT LIQUOR DECISION.

STILL PUZZLING OVER THAT LIQUOR DECISION
Washt gton dispatch 10 The Hartford Courant.
Then |, a. much uncertainty here among lawyers
and politicians over the real meaning and eject OF the
decision Of the supreme Court In the Iowa liquor
case anywhere else In tho country. The opinion
has not yet come from the printers. and thsra has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

I, the diagram q continuous line shows me paronis ".
ocfnatlons Yesterday. observed at the onileu
,c,i service station this city. Inc uasnes
slgna noted az Perrys Pharmacy, Sun Building
Tribune ONCE, May o. a. ma niue ram III ~,
.n,nc attended the cloudlness which gave way snef
~on 10 clear skies whereupon very dry air dominates.
Tn. temperature ranged between A. and oS degrees s
average sd being IL. lower than on the corresp'n''
day last year and is lower than on roh,bly b
I'm and near this city today there VIII P'V'"N'
warmer, fair partly cloudy weather
CHASING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09

local laws affecting public interests In BrooRisn
relative TO the Health Commissioner. c,.-
Ch,nter 3lO-FOr the relief Of the BROOKLYN ol.s
S,"ad company as lessee of the franchise and prop
erty Of the Bushwick Railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09

BILLS THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS.
Albany, May s.-The following have become laws :
Chapter 3o7-Amendins the law consolidating the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
A NEW GENERAL EASTERN AGENT.

James H. Dunbar has been appointed general East
ern agent OF the Sew. York, ontario and Western Rail
way in place OF william NJ Abbott. Ills Office Will
be at No. 1928 Broadway.
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ixcursion TO Washington.

ixcrrsion TO WashipEton. -
Excursion tickets WsA hingt%n are sold via jersey
Central Reading and B and o. az $40 round trip: IioksA
good 10 days Fast trains Pullman paror ana hs>>Ae9
cars Station foot o. Liberty ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09

Albany. May (Specal).-Governor Hill ntenslhed
the differences between the Senate and the Assembly
upon the Fassctt Rapid Transit bill today by sending
message to tho Legislature declaring substantially that
he will not sign that bill If the Rapid Transit Commits
sioners are named in il. The message was avowcdly
ono vetoing bill relating to Ogdcnsburg but the Gov
crnor's intimate friends took pains TO inform the men,
bcrs of the Legislature that it actually message
having reference the Rapid Transit bill.
Tho Governor raises the cry Of 4" home rnle' and
fairly insists that Mayor Grant shall the mem
bcrs OF the proposed Rapid Transit Commission. The
message must be read between the lines in order to be
understood. II is given below
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-30
SlOQlalniG Fails
Bases Her Claims for En-
ture Greatness:

COAL AND IRON-In the immediate vicin-
Ky sre ali the rev materials used In the manu-
facfure OF lion. Almost adjoinlog the towasite
u deT0sit OF the finest eoking coal in tie
Nostnwest IN inexhaussible qusntit ca It is
now being developed By he snoaualmie Coke
Compaf y, composed of sHcn men as A. N
Cannon OF spokane Fa il. Judge calkins of Ia
coma and G. b. Niblock OF snooualmEe A
number OF coke ovens are TO be built imre-
diately. Several Other mines OF excellent coal
are located in the immediate ciaisy, in csoBs
proximity to large quantities Of rst-class iron
ore. assaying from 60 to 20 per cent
MARBLE-Naturs has supplied large de.
posts Of marble close {, tne iron. Just where il
is needed for fiux ny
GRANlTE-Aimost within the town limits
Is o large quarry of granite which taxes polish
hne enough FOX monumental work A side
track has been built to the quarry and 1t .
partially opened.
LUM BEK-Just across the river is s6wnill
OF double the capacity OF any other mill in
King county, equipped with machinery OF the
most improved kind. II cuts 10000 feet in ten
hours aud employs 200 mon. Tas 10 the be-
ginning Of the numbering industry at this
point.
HOPs-Adioining the townsite Is the sno-
qua mie hop ranch, the largest in the word.
employing large number OF men and yielding
good profits.
AZ nAH0 ne S1o1Ia mo valley IS the
most fertile Agricultural district in Western
washinzson- It's already well developed and
the land il phenomenally rich.
RAILWAY FACILIrIEs--The Seattle.
Lake Shore & Eastern railroad taps tho sno-
qualmie country. and as an evidence OF its
iaith the company has erectei at Snoquaimie
Falls the han dsomest depot building on the
line. Two passenger and two or thres freight
trains arrive and leave snoqualrie Fails daily.
Ths Northern Pacific company has over 800
men at work constructing Z line from Tacom
TO snoqualmie TO secure portion or the i'm
mense prospective business in the tyansnorta.
ton Of coal, iron, lumber hops, agricu ,tural
products and passengers. The work is now mo
crossing within two miles OF snoouaimle Fails
and the road will be completed and in opera-
ton there by early iall. This is the oaly uolnt
in the state where there Il junction az the
Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern and Northern Pa.
cifc roads.
The snoqualmie & Tolt railroad. tapping one
OF the finest timber belt5 in the world, Is in
active operation.
Il will thus be seen that snoqualulie Falls in
becoming railroad center OF decided In
portance. The snoqualmie country has long
been noted foe containing the finest timber Ia
the world, which 10 now maie ava liable by tina
railroads and sawmiils. At this point coke AMI
iron of The best quality are ioge her, and as il
manufactured. the saving in transportation
viii OF necessity make Enoqual1nie Falls the
place to smelt the ore. sHoqnalmie Falls is
fifty-six miles from Seattle. far enough away
from the metropolis to permit lis growth.