The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-25

ALLEN PROTESTS ~ VAIN.


WARRINGTON CITY, sept 14.-toP0Sses.j
Today when the bill granting right-Of-Way
80 ~. prv.ilun Indian reservation 70
ovss , 80 = s p,,~.t sound Railway
the for s.sH1 = 49,; .ss,;.-t.a -.
came up Oockfs1i =. Missos- '.rS - -
cause Jones q ArAsnsss -. 49,
something In rolofeuco 70 tne Dali. Anen
81 Warrington made IN earnest plea Tor
IS. Nil h aid:
n.s... ~. ~.~,euesnn q aneed mon wish 70
nelos :, ~ -, - ~ I, - ri.souri hope he
1t,l vftndrrw ia objection 70 this bill, and
not AL nat il 50 Over. ~ has been stated ~
the chairman Of ens commlssee. .Dls !. =. =.
go. 8 a ysshfnrton. TIE location Of this
reservstfon g 80 miles from the bound
asies 81 any other stsssa The bin
has ben 20 amendsd ~ ne commluse q
Indian ansirs INST ! tnlnk = - ~ S sna.ss
approv9 g tno 49, ..S sx..ss..-s -,shes -.
~ 90 ~ 4" ss..i6srsd Mn "a ~. Nj.
p,esidSnt fhss have Sslsgrams from the
chambers 81 commerce Of the city Of Seattle and
the city Of Tacoma. urfiug me 70 DO III ! can %
sxpedite tho passage Of the Dill
II h = matter of esrioos consequences snss .ne
permission g ever g III re. .srs. S' r.
rscans - 49,. IN slonr the line Of
=. $3.50 iers snctinr. buiIdine ana grading, and
81 reaacn a. the failure Of permission from con-
mes to 50 over this reservation for short dis
lance ito line = completely broken IN Two. 20
inst the elites q Seattle ana Iaeomas wnlcn sre
EreaIly ln.ers.u, ~ ~ :. AZ a. =. - ~
= .a. ). IA. tns ssyiv comniafion 81 the rosd
shsii nct - Is warted or postponed. Therefore.
tTust. the senator nom Missouri win withdraw
his objection and allow the bill 70 b consid-
sred.
The objection not being witndrawn, the
bill went over without preluoice ana can D
called up o any ume SENATOR Jones -
present
The Marvsyille LEADER SAYS: From 100
to 200 Great Northern bridge builders and
Mic drivers are expected here next week.
g ! large amount Of work Is to be done
and the time allotted to its completion
iim,ted. The Stimson Mil COMPANY. Of
seattle. are contractors Tor the timber to
be used in bridging the river. Between
s O00. GOO AND g ZOO. COO feet will be used. one
raft Of which has alrea6v arrived and lies
& the mouth ofthe river. The right-of-way
= Pi.ceaS1 s - ea1u aAu slaui1s ~
pIoeloss ~. p.s "a, aoos ~ see a uu..,
w W. =. = = -, -" -, a. nv "A
W. 49,. Ao s a.as seIy
oly Anu na a = nsnu'e n - sa.'s'ac.oly
g. - ~ : s -. $3.50
s.e n.'s p, - r snS n.a n =. 'ne oou'.
sue ' =, 80 - ; v-.- SA..S' 's,,
- :. = - .. w.o "a
Dskan mUnuay al.u puS" - I'm p'1 =,
$500. -, =, ,ssrs -. .ay = ~
As1ns = s..s..Sl1 a..1 "a'son
n.yO -. 1911 uusny g 49, ~ Uwn souay
.nu n.ve 8. lna.o S vous = au'e plos,es,,
Tu,n,s sno louen =, :.
Dale ploPs p, c'oal - i0.s s.loe~ ING
cUnpsny ~is use : spsce nlnesy-,wo iee'
wiue ~ sne front. Allowing mi. Lac the
prlvhese o. Ienc'ns .ns isno IN the rear up
20 tne pihns ana ounoins OF opening .
very probable that the coEs pany may locate
their depot there, as Mr. George stated that
they would use the entire width of the land,
and the house could, with slight alteration,
be adapted to depot purposes. Mr.. George
stated that several condemnation suits are
now in order. A much Of thu line runs
thror 81 iyorvov.., ,,rov,.rtv
e =.
The Whatcom corresnondent NJ thu po.r.
yrrrrstcrncvp telecrsnh.. The car. -.
- : - : -. - .~-~s. 49,
now run rom sn's Guy aortn on the Great
Nortnern railroad rs Tar IS Ferndaie,
where hne bridge 10 being constructed.
A force of 200 men are clearing the grade
on the cornwah faiiroau nesr the british
boundary, wnere sne connection oy ra'i with
the Canadian racine VIII De made within
ioity days. Laoorers are as WORK on the
oiiage 70 cross the NooksacK river, and SIX
OF me zen spans OF 'ne fraser river bridge
are IN pace. Inc great draw WIZ soon be
placed IN pcsluoh. Inc water IN the river
a. the point wnere the or,age crosses is
aoout seventy ieet deep. Every precau-
uon mas Deen .aken 70 make the structure
suostanuai. Trans from the Canadian