The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-01

probably has 80 many. In electric street ear
service you are fer ahead. Your d~ynanos, TOO,
are larger. abe larges: IN San Francisco Is OF
eighty horsepower, while yours run up 10 -
and 30 horse poxen."
Judge n. G. Bond 10 a: the Rairi Ter hotel. hav-
ing returned yesterday from the Koossnay min
ing country. He spent some time in the SLOGAN
district, AID made careful examinations Of .
nun Der Of the prospects there One OF his ex-
p~er1snces be viii nos cara TO repeat he was
fishing from q cockIsshsIl boat in the siocsn
riEsr just az the point where the waters OF tns
slocsn lake empty into IL 11e cur
rent was swift and exceedingly rough,
and as he attempted TO lift the anchor, the ooAs
overturned. Judge Bond was left 10 struggle
with the current, which bore him dow the
river very rapidly, while he was dong as ossf
70 swim for the shore. several times ne was
almost On lis feet, when he vas swept oul iato
midst-esn again. Finally, after o=irg carried
!r Hitssu or twenty ro1s, lie eAnga.
the oyeraa1gn g branches o. q tree ana pu-4e1
himself out In speaking OF the mines, he SAID:
There sre some rich surface c-oPpingss ol1lt
is impossible 10 sAy tnsr the Ore VIII hoIo OF,
for coasparatiyely little Development Work las
yet been done. TIE serious question al present.
10 that of transportation. WIKI present modes
Of conveyance II would not pay TO handle ore
worta less than $50 a ton And the country -
SP&S1 - pLS4@8s5 nelly LSt1~-S ~ --
building"
The steamer Mexico on her return from
ALASKA brought down seventy-aye passengers,
among whom were Ar. and Mrs Henry l. ies-
Ter, OF this city. This wa Mr. Yesler's frs, tip
20 Alaska, though he had been intending for a
long time TO 20. The voyage occupied seven
teen days, and the steamer went as lar
north Is ChilkaL Gr. and Mrs. Yes
ser, as well as the other passenger,
speak In highest terms OF the courtesy and KIND
ness OF Captain ]. C. Hunter and al OF h4s crew,
who did everything possible for the comfort OF
all On board, and made the trip perfectly de-
hghtfuL. On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Yeslsr gave a reception a. their homo 70 Cap
tain Hunter and their special friends among The
passengers The following were present: Cap
tain and Mrs. J. C.. Hunter. Dr.. Lydia H. King,
of Portland; Mrs. J. T. Kane, and Miss Annie NJ
Gerber, o. Sacramento; Mrs u. Shoot, of
Charleston, Ill; Miss Gertrude n. Cahslin, Mrs
O. BROOKS, Miss Nellie W. Owens. Mrs. E. v.
Co1ell. Benjamin P. Uphsm and Isaac o. Up
ham, OF san Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. u. T. Mad.
docks, Mrs. Vischer and Dr. II. II. Van Buren,,
Of Seattle.
J.F. Wariner, Of Fairhaven, who has been
spending some weeks IN the Rootenai mining
country, arrived at the Rainier hotel yesterday.
Ar. Warmer has been examining various prop
critics in the SLOGAN district across the order,
and he has secured control Of several mines.
shall actually begin shipping ore ont this
summer" said he. "Froa some points in the
district ore will be brought down TO Bonners
Ferry, and thence taken 10 Great Falls: whils
from other mines the Ore VIII be carried north
TO the Canadian Pacific railroad, and then
shipped TO the Coas. for smelling" The Cana
dian Pacific Is now building q wagon road to
connect with the lake lines of transportation,
and since the Canadian Pacific has the advan-
tage there, 1 expect that It will ultimately get
most Of the traffic from the mines, and bring
the trade 10 the Coast This year but little ore
will be shipped out; the main work wiz be in
the line of development The country is a
rough one, not unlike the Ceur dAienes. The
ores. however, are of e much higher grade than
those Of the C9ur d'Alenes."
c. G. Munyan, of Hartford. . financial agent
OF the Travellers Insurance Company, is at the
Rainier hotel with his wife. Mrs. Munyan il q
sfs,er-in-law of Rev. A. l. Parker, OF Green
lake. Mr.. Munysn. whose special attention IS
given to the loan an1 real estate department,
said yesterday: "Ths Travellers has loaned a
good deal Of money in nearly every part Of the
country except the Pacific Northwest. We have
not had any lack OF faith in this region, but the
simple fac. IL that other sections have de-
manded all of our attention. For some time
have teen wanting to come out here 70 look
over the ground for investment, and at last
I have succeeded in getting here" Mr.. Nun
yan will remain in Seattle for several days
d.. q. '. Calhoun, OF LaConner, president of
the state medical board, Is at the Arlington
hotel. He is now on his way to Elien.burg TO
attend one OF ths semi-annual examinations
which the board holds for applicants for certif-
Gates 10 practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. /. Mianick and their child are
in the city from Helena on a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. P. Benton. Mr.. Minnick is a brother of
Mrs. Benton, and may locate here permanently.