The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-06

we nirs man 10 work FOR Us q, sx
u-sIsh i5srs IL 10 say 20 gsS cut o. II u..
~ SAI1ng aiu- paying klEz dollars ~ssnn
"Ass sosE - sone SaIEg. We are tired a.
submitting 20 tGeze burdens wh.cs. O.
pss "a ne beg 90 more; sc petition 10
more, We defy t1sn. are are ira - ri a.
He~Es VINO brave a. the dangers az n.
s9s1erasss and MAKE ths essert e.o.xosu
. Ina rosa We pioneers Sway on, a4r.
rearing our cSHcrec ne4r 10 Ia -.re. nSz-t
Nnsss they can mlnxss tbslr VOICES va
we Vesees OF Ihs ofras, OFT a=rs where We
nave erscte@ scaocinous4s FOR the seu~.
Ton OF our young and csrsst@rSss wa.-.
siser The ashes CT cur dead We csse-ys "a
nave as cheap and abundant rnon~x a.
Ai1y people .I thu state"
soase Q. the supervisors inossxns II nsra,
We: 70 cens4-f ssts fulton county.
where Hamilton county Dcu~At ara r1crb
Ing ard solt its vsnaea. pgt an. E.v o.
tcF scorncc aim. lis ros" s.ta rs~n~.x
"a ioSd ard Impressive teas. IA NJ. thl.
TIE greatest county. bat ore or txo IA
tne state OF New forA7 Why sncsI8 x.
ss Saves 10 ire greed OF BTax1A.osn ana
bAicaell@rvlile7 I xoa.S be ur@sunnnrn-
o1s indeed 70 present rnyx~.s 49, -.
cAsJngoisheG gsnt!emen to xhegu voa
rave listened IL THE were 90. a nssa.qrinx
o. ~SAisy. o1i Ins Ia not confess asrsonx
persons The hanb.est citizen = al "a.
.and, when clad 10 the arnnor Of a night
eo1s Cause. 10 stronger than al the who.
nosts % error that they ear Bring. I eorne
70 speak To- yoE In defense az a cause a.
hosy as the cas-. Of Iihsrty, the caus. O.
tns S~Eindags River Lumber Comtsany
FROM Indian Lake to Morehoazevgls IL,
there rise tho glorious response To sucn
o@stAres ss dare TO lay q l.nlt To ne
fower OF N. Haniitonian people 20 %
"fst tney please Independently o. other
peoples. h1rl their co@ardice and lack ~
pstrsoGsu back n their faces You shall
not saeri1ee ANDY D2nning and TIE Sx-
c&}asg2 River Lumber Company or an al
tai % greenb2eks"
Arc 40 tho supervisors o. the seven
towns 81 Hamilton county vot@d Nth only
ort e.sseufisg vcsce tha, william Peter
son the blacksmith e. Wells should get
die and should coin into . doiar every
ouace 81 brass brought 20 him A. the ~ 10
or Is 70 !. sixteen ounces 20 one pound
Vi1hoat waiting for the consent ~ any
Other county. and that n The county Judge
Htlempfes 70 ae1p anybody whose cou-
tract called for other dollars they would
IRE hin cut snc elect new county judge
the single negative vote ~4s cast BY LIE
Beuson ~ Indian f.ske
TIE wave OF prosperity came with a
rush The Sacanfags g!ver Lumber Com
pany paid iis hack axes for TWO years
s7a--nearly atty pound. OF ola brass Andy
Dunlap and al bis friends had p-rpetg-
ally splendid time a. Jake Jones hotel.
and the Black River Lumber Company
although they hadn't found any gs!ns
bought up some second hard brass he'd
sfsadS from ar suction and built a new
darn on the outlet % South Canada lake
II 'ook twenty men month 20 build n.
dam. ard N. company paid good wages
every man had three pounds OF brass to
carry home The summer boa rfers at the
large hofsl~ found y out too. and sent for
- III
for rooms a. had never been known. Each
boarfer would bring an old candlestlck or
sta rrod in his valse and pay his board
for week The oountryrrsn who brought
berries and trout and veulson 10 the hotels
go' good prices now. and milk was quoted
al 10 cents . quarts whole ounce of bras.
for ten quarts Ie@ey the TN pe63ier no
longer came up the river with wagon OF
cotton stuff and tlnwarr and wan, back
with his pockets ful OF money. IL got A
Tot OF old castings IN he railroad shop.
had them rnln.ed on his way and went
back with . wsSonIoad OF tabs o: butter
and nice littis cheeses and deer skins. and
a cow and two or three horses towing be-
hind Tn. Sacsndsra River I,unher Corn
rany announced that they would cut
twice mary logs ueual and would
spend two runs IN wages y u should bs
necessary. 80 that everybody had lots Of
work. Ard real state began 10 boom iust
tire Boy Orator had promised There
was fine site for tannsry on Colenans
creek IN Chinatown bat the year before
Sam Coleman had asked S5oo FOR the water
power and twenty acres. ard the Giovers-
vile tanner who wanted the place had
stack a. Ss5o bat now when the tanner
heard OF Hamilton county's free coinage
boom. he drove back as fast as his horse
could trot wtth lot cf door knobs from a
hardware store. and came right I'D 10
Sans figures and paid him In cash just
ss au'ek a. re coust get the door knobs
through the mint and sent 20 New York
for som, brass ,nsois and spent ;hem Al
tn putting up a fine building and hiring
hides drawn from he railroad. and told
the bows 70 bring In ell IN. bark they
could get-he'd take II all. snS was writ
ten up IN tho Adirondack PopuIisi as
"Ha~iitcn countvs Prcspersty-A Grea,
tnfux OF Foreign Capital"
Ard what to.s ~ engagements III. xiit-s
had that taili How the deer had %
sezrlper' In 81. Lawrence ans in Frank
TN counties there were few parties In the
woods. bat the stage companies had 20
put On Extra teams 20 haul ths hunters
who poured by the tralnIcsd into North
vile snd Prospec, and Rsmsen ans North
Creek bound for ire Hamilton h1ntr<
grounds. every man with rife IN rs
hard ant xooGly supply % cartridges -
his trunk. The parties stsv-6 In III.
woods tn they had fred OF all Their cart
home ani rad the empty shsis coined lr:a
good brass dollars. PAID their guides ana
their board hNis and went home wt.s a
load % h'rts enf ve1ison. thsir cheek.
glowing wl'h health and th-lr pockets no
tighter than when they came
II was nc2 long Before 1-5ce. began .
rise horse that II wouit have been har3
10 SCI al 10 now brought Soc ard
next week would h~'rx t@so-in brass We,
lake that horse q F1tnn county Ard you
coult get or'v 80 FOR him. Every n0fv wsS
sorry ror 30 poor people iNsa In Fulton
county Y-t somehow the Fulton county
people were ,ec'tsA a. vel "a poor They
sent all 70. Srsss Trey had ap ~. river
ana imported everything tNat sas ,or sal.
even though th-v lost 80 heavily ~ dong
u Ard othsr tsing~ hacsn- more vstushle
well ss horses -Four wert 20 80 bar
rel tasn So then reo I, was splendid
rvrn wages rose Ntgle Tire men 10
worked for the lumber companies a. 81 a
month last var were row promised that
they should have SO ~ ara by
Thcre were few 3f7' ~n.ties ~ course
NJ great Yege~Yrs ~Rs ~var Re~-rrrf4ss sA -
rHhosf difficulties TIE nsr svhe con
rletres Hrst Ne Peter Tsiitve~- Tefe~
wu. ~ '9H 'hht y~Rr ~ h~eekfuw 80
game faw TNAe county allowed go. s~srr
e q aeeS To- pele~'a nssrs Tr+e~ fNe
reFf ntansar~' Peter has sa~~3 sEr0tu-
>ssfv az brad aus hara an8 potatoes
but pher na5atess ~cnt 20 s. apiece ans
ss.-. ~ e q ..,.F-t 80 sh~~t~ t~ff 8,
f.fta nof % ex>es~f 80 a1H~N-~.a -to1. n~f
Peter Teai'ive~ FT~w ~ fNf- -Ns- .~~y
tt-f III 'rf h.fr lave - Ffr s~f aeeess
m~s go sew 90 the ssf aos f~3 rf~e tNa.
r "a va's sleep ,hers uishfs - soa.s
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