The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-24

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In the elevator machinery wnich viii en-
abs couple % men readily 20 transfer
tAs grain from cylinders Ia whkrh i has
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cylinders OF course. Il Is hcpe1 that stsss
contingency VII nc; arise. fer the opera
lion wfN be an expensive ore
TIE immense structure waIl rot only b
used as an elevator bur viii constitute =
mammoth four house as wrIL THE floor
% ire elevator i % be covered with IRE
brick and 50 arranged that Il viii have a
storage capacity % - SO barrels OF four
r. NJ Jarray. of IRE sReferee." nab
hstssa a. Chicago. was in the city yester-
day Saturday night Mr. Jarray and his
wife wenx % Victoria and VIII return 70
this city Tuesday. They are on pleasure
"Trip and expect e remain some tirne IN Sc
attic
Saturday afternoon Mr. Jafrray was a
visitor AZ the Office % l. A Nadeau OF the
Northern Pastftc. and la a general CONVEX
sstton ne remarked thar in the cts OF cass-
cago there are over 90 bicycles. TIE
famous old Midway Pfatsance' Of the
Columbian exposition has been converted
Into q BEAUTIFUL driveway which event
nMly viii have canal up and down its
length. with roads either side. AZ present
thai part Of il that viii some time be the
canal II soaded. This place Is much az
fected hy bicycle riders and Mr. JafTrzy
states that an acquaintance OF his waited
exactly y minutes by the watch for a
chance 10 cross the roadway. The almost
endless procession OF riders. each wheel
with lantern. while interesting. WAS very
annoying TO those who had business that
required crossing 20 either side.
Ir 1affray was IN Seattle In 1854 and
yesterday ne said that the change in the
appearance OF the city vas marvellous II
had an experience al that time that will
not soon forget" said he. In speaking OF
his previous visit. Il had a room in a no
tel not far from where this Office is stand
ing HOW. In the night I was awakened by
4 smell that could almost see and feel
I thought the fellow In the next room had
turned or the gas and was trying TO COM
NIT suicide. Then ] went to the window
and closed IL as discovered that the smell
came ia from the outside. In the morning
asked about the plumbing and was told
thai h was all right. I inquired IL the
sewer had burst ara was Informed that IL
had not. Pursuing my investigation I
found that the smell was a regular thing
and that Il was only the beach al low tide
when the wind was blowing inshore. You
have beautiful city here that has bust
ness appearance and from what I hear IL
any place | have visited since left Chi
eago."
''on the northern coast OF California we
witnessed n strange thought not unusual
phenomenon at sea" remarked Capt D.
+. Tozier. Of the United States revenue
marine service. the other day. He had
just returned from taking the new revenue
cutter Golden Gate. which was built by
81 ~.f4w
and had been expressing his and the graft
fication of other officers at the splendid
seagoing qualities developed during the
vessels maiden voyage. THE sea was
passably smooth except for a moderate
swell rolling in from the west, when sud
denly we plunged into a very rough and
choppy sea After an hours steaming we
ran out OF the rough water as quick as we
had gotten into IL. The theory seems to
prevail among those who have given such
matters any consideration that there Is a
small range of submarine mountains in
that locality and when the swells are COM
ing in from sea, which necessarily agitates
a vast volume OF water 10 a considerable
depth. they abruptly come I'm contact with
this elevation arising from the bottom of
the ocean and the succeeding swells nat
uraliy cause an upheayai and a very
choppy sea" Many mariners sailing up
and down the coast have witnessed the
same thing and the solution offered by
Capt. Tozaer seems to be the most ac-
cepted explanation.
Tee cold water followed by boiling hot
water after period OF six hours. emanat-
Ing from the same spring is a freak of
nature that would be hard for scientist
10 explain. but that il a phenomenon of
the hot springs in Solduek valley. ClaIlam
county. as youched for by Mr. Pixley, a
well known settler and citizen OF that vi
cinity. He Is en- route 10 some new mines
near Stillaguarnish river In company with
=. l. Bash Of Port Townsend. You would
be surprised TO go down to the spring
early In the morning and find the water
hot enough 10 boil an egg in four minutes
and then go back az noon
and find the same pool fun
OF cold water that would make
Arctic shivers run down your spinal col
umn when you drink IT, There are several
other springs In the same locality posses
sing chemical properties. Although tho
country Is very rough and wild. yet there
have been several Seattle people down
there 70 battle In the waters and they have
returned much improved In health That
will be the greatest summer resort In the
Northwest when the country is properly
opened up to travellers and the eccentric
and medicinal properties OF the spring be-
come generally known. Game? Why there
IS an abundance Of Il. Elk, deer. bear and
birds are plentiful and the mountain
streams are fun OF fat speckied beauties.
Last autumn killed two big bucks and
few moments later counted herd Of lss
elk as they passed the given point where
stood. It's the greatest game country in
America today
Deputy United States Marshal George
w. Curtis has Just returned from three
weeks visit to his mining property. the
Legal Tender between Boundary and
Ncrthport. I'VE are working ran force
OF men AZ the rNine'' said Mr. curtis. "and
We have another gang ~ work on road
from the railroed 10 the mine. We win
commence shipping ore IN thirty DAYS. THE
outlook Is extremely fatterirg and Is much
better than I expected. even with the
catering reports had received OF prog
ress and the showing OF our properties.
The average from the samples treated has
been $50 per ton in copper and gold An
expert representing Anaconda parties has
been looking az the Legal Tender mine
and took several hars o. samples hack
with him for tests OF course we cannot
tell Just what We have until we shin a
carload "a. = sneiter hut in our own
minds we Are SO satisfied with our claim
that We have refused 80 0ao for it. The
property Is for sale, but not unless We
get what We consider right. The stock
would readily bring IN Spokane more th1a
cents a share over what we issued II
for Stock Is not for sale. II IS an easy
property n handle. and The grade az our
road from the mine 70 the railway is one
that makes the improvement II cheap one
70 build"
when esmc Down this morning said
a weii~known cigar dealer yesterday ''the