The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-18
THE PASSING THRoSa.

". L Womaek, prosperous farmer ana stock
raiser OF Biekieion. K.ickitat county. VS. In the
city yesterday, having conc over the mountains
through the Sncqualmie pass with drove OF
ssocE- He says. the old toll rod through the
pass 10 In depiofabls condition. particularly on
the King county eide Of the mountaine. Ihose
who attempt 70 cross with wagons have 70 carry
tools 70 clear the way and in many place. the
ROAD to simoee impossible without great deal
OF work The stock ranges in Kiickttat county.
be says, are In splendid condition and stock
passed through the winter very well indeed.
Crop prospects are excellent and the tarmeEs are
happy.
County Treasurer Byron Phelps yestsrday ~
cetved note from N army comrade living ss
Washington Heights. Ill. in regard 20 the i'm
preston the washing.on state building pro-
duces upon strangers The note il from e. Z
florence aud II - follows: ~ havs examined
the Washington building, and espscially the
school statistics. which. :Oe Q state only - old
~ yours, think are grand and remarkable. Al.
most everything from your state exceis peoples
expectations, especially the mammoth logs
which the building 10 made Of The iruit 10 . real
Lookout Mountain Come and 80 the sights."
Lieut. Gov. Frank H. Luce. Of Davenport, was
10 the city yesterday and was entertained By .
number Of friends at the Rainier Club DE-.
Luce 10 young maa for one % highly honored
Although only IS years OF age he has been twice
elected . state senator. besides winning his
present. position. He 10 Q physician By pro
fessiou, but since locating at Davenport he has
engaged In financial pursuits and has been very
successful He II also largely Interested In
farming and has materially helped TO Develop
Central Warrington.
Walter Dean, J. +. Grow and I. II. Edwards.
OF Jacksonville, Ala, are guests At the Diiler.
They have been engaged In mercantile pursuits
at that place since the war. and are on . pleas
are tour of the Pacific coast Al the came time
they have their eyes open for the main chance.
and II they see an opening here they may con-
ciude to immisrase to this section They are
friends OF J. c. whislock.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore w. Moves, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Sslter. OF Washington City; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Hancock, Mr. and Nra William N.
M0!snd aud J. c. Hancock. of Philadeiphis; Mr..
and Mrs. C. D. Fonyihs, OF Omaha, and Dr.
Frausfcist. OF Zurich. Switzerland. are tourists
registered at the Rainier. some OF whom intend
sailing from Alaska
x. G. Faesrs, head journal clerk in the
county clerks ONCE. left yesterday Tor Mime
apolis. Mimi. where he will join his family.
who have been for some time past visiting
friends In that city. NJ. Faegro will take in
the Worlds fair bsiofe his return, about Sep.
tembes
Ma John J. Stevens and sons, Of Spokane,
who have been spending few days as the Rain
Ter, leave fog Snohomish tomorrow morning.
where they viii VISIT for week With the family
Of W. n. Snyder. cashier Of Tie Fist National
hank, Of that plaza
Miss Mary Martin. Miss Celia Peterson. Mics
Bertha Dobsor, Miss Katie Winters and Miss
Mamie Brown are teachers In the Rochss,er. N.
T.. pSbllc schools who ses stopping at the Occi-
dental on vacation tour OF the Pacific coast
George F. Gund has gone 70 New Denver, B.
C.. on visit 70 the mining property in the
SLOGAN country. in which he aud . number OF
other Seattle citiisns are interested
Charles N. Hatch, purse. Of the steamer Mob
ticelo. will leave this morning for visit to his
old home at Monticello, n. r., 70 b absent
about live weeks.
Capt J. A. Hatfield has returned from Port
land where he has been for the past few days
on account OF the Haytian Republic casa
Mrs. George B. Tyler and son and Nrs. J. =.
Brsnton aud son. Of Willmaf. MIMI, are tour
ists stopping at the Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Campbell, CT whatcom,
are visiting Mrs. Mayer, OF 80 James street, for
. few dayA