The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29

DOT In Bay Center two hundred persons
are supported by the industry and at Ovs-
'erVllle about an equal number. Al varf-
Gus other points on the bay the number of
peopie VINO live by oystering is fully
800, Representative Bush was largely in
strumental in having Eastern oysters
planted In the bay.
The clans found on the fats Of the vii
iapa hay are somewhat larger than those
on the Sound and are found in plentiful
quantities over thousands of acres Gov
cred by water az high tide In addition %
Die clans and oysters found in these flats
and in the beds Of the adjacent streams
shellhsh OF various kinds are found ara
taey form part or the fish trade of the
h1roor- The market for fresh oysters and
cams is az the present time sufficient for
the trade. but the iDexhaustIble supalv
particularly OF oysters. - be had IN those
waters has Sc; a number Of ovsternea
LGaf1nS on the proposition Of canning the
sound oysters ard thus finding FOR The
piouGct market abroad
Lumber Manufacturing.
The 0-3E0.fer1t bets or s~. cedar ard
spruce timber sa Pacific county make the
business or numbering one ar .hg most i'm
p'r.Hnt to!t~'~.as ~ The county The
Northwestern Lumber Cafur7r,. owns ana
nHei tttS tH' .arzs Saaru.lI~. one ~ South
t.'Ti. ~ V1-r Z. g. Dyer rs manager.
ii~ n'- IS or0 n thn OLD mills az mis-
4.l 'fs rtFs .ry ~ ~ .so feet
Ht'- t.ia '92-tat t'~3 operates a
n i Nita capacity q 81. p.l feet 7er 5.v
o. I'm Anfrr. on taa Cat.r1ria river IN
t7.i' country THE John L.. HARRIS saw
u.t Ga ~ttHarCa a. Sal.h BEND and =
tt'f3Eft HH JrHn I. HARRIS 10 has
HA capacity ~ ef"s4 feft Th. Yu~v
St"ia.- 80 N'Itra nar. now ,s1sed ard
Operated Ay N-rrs er-s ..st- - nsa 80
ifr a.t- AZ she Row.. af f'rsrt.s ne
I@0s nI-H has capacity - f5u.a fsst
III g -rr---rr ~i- Az tnt- ~1tr- s~. ssv,s-
a 2 -"A ~-lE mills nut 1u-a2 ana
operated Hv H~eeFs Brse e~F ems ,--a-
s. N-N.ever Pros. Az l.an.rn are .u-3
@,''.F S1Iar'e 7'i.i~ 7r~rais3 He Cav-
al -a AMI AlAerf Sr-re The snf-qtA
nal eVasa nv Humble & sIu-- .--rs 81,
see" sti7ses per GAY A. Sunshine re
S7w1'1l u P-=s-c1 & NIX anon has
capacity 10 alFo zee; per 6sv There -
also III DHe- cf ether mills being arr~-
aie1 IN me Nl@lrifT more or loss tributary
80 ~a@'h hent. aa1 al l1 splendid oo7ss-
t.'. "i3 orders ahead for ARP indefinite
llnr N'rse 20 tse u.l.s arr running ever
t3me f'r ms~tas PAST ara MANY exoe-. >,
r-n-.cte 90 aH So f1+ tr1@ tame ir 80
f-Ea~N The mil ~ t-e Na~t-sr t-e-a-,
Lcn.- e- Company a. S-utr Tevd piH aa
re7Hit IN 'ae ofA- Future. ard oew and
-tn aNf4 mas H31eF} 1fi -r FIt .n Toe
capacity ~ tae wI wlG ee greatly IN
creased AZ ,Ae same time
-ouga estimate - TIRE standing ,s7rr7-
7 Ea-i~. county places 10 SO 1872. nsf a.a
sers. ara - arT cna MO MSS traye~ss-s r-a
tse 1lAE0ttatnt ar4 extensive belts Y
fin7"r between fae Nlll8ra and the g.
ts.1-osa rvers m she Ne-r1 river ans ctsfo~
Streams la Fart9> rou-tT ecWlag Ins3
NttRrA aarhor ~ the Columbia. the es-s-
mate alN Dat seru barge No frer tim
r-r SreWs lG she state ~ Washington thaa
n Ftri1o oaaat9- aa1 the wealth @ (. cedar.
sF.ace AMI r. alecS -he streams All -
~a-cA aye use1 sor lagglrg purposes, i
a. - - tie Present generation Is co1-