The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-25
Railroad and Industrial Notes

Superintendent Newman Kline. Of the
Seattle a International. was on a trip OF
inspection over the read yesterday, re-
turning last night
Peter Harvey. commercial agent OF the
Baltimore & Ohio. with headquarters at
San Francisco. was Ia the city yesterday.
Mr.. Harvey leaves tonight for spokane
W I. Benham. Western freight mana
ger OF the Great Northern. who started
for Spokane a few days ago, decided, for
business reasons. 70 20 on % s. Faa
and Chicago II was expected that Mr..
Bsnham arrived az S. Paul last night.
The Southern railway, in connection
with lines OF the Western Association and
the Northern Pacific has issued sps-
ciai tarif OF cotton factory products from
specified points IN Georgia TO Portland.
Astoria, Seattle and Tacoma. OF si.i3 per
cwt.
The Northern Pacific, with connecting
lines IN Eastern Washington, the Mon
tana Union. the Cnlca Pacific. Denver A.
Cult. Denver & RIO 6ran3e, has issued
special yoint tariff on ore, copper matte
and concentrates. IN minimum car aoad
10 Denver. 81. Pueblo. tisE. Rossland 70
Denver So: Pueblo si6S.
Among the heaYv freight consi Enments
destined for the Orient that viii be FOR
warded BY the SakUrs Maru are hfty-two
car loads OF machinery. twenty car i28ds
OF which are already IN the yard. The
remaining fhirtg-tw0 car loads ana thirty
three additional car loads o. Eniseeilane-
OILS freight have already passed spokane
en- route 20 SEATTLE. The SskuTa Is sched-
uled 10 get away April !.
Il IS understood that serious EFFORT IS
being made 20 res nltsh the cefuraet
Transconttnental Trans Assocla .sofas
Which viii embrace bofa t5e passenger
and freight business % Pacsnc coast
roads. Is - supposed TIE reeens attitude
Of The Canadian Pacific and other roads
caused The movement
Katsutaro Inuzuhs. secretary q the IN
perial railway bureau AID councillor q
the O. pSrtu@nt OF c0nTnuE7sca lAtls, q ia
pan has been making a tour % the I u}t-
81 states lHVesgigAfi0g the o-F-a a4zatioa
snd the legal departments % soase % tss
pr8nr5Da! roads. Ar. louE1ka arrived IN
Vancouver on February II and has vlsi 81
San FrsDc4%0o g-nffAZs- y 2sl4nEi1f.
ysr5ie s-'rtla and New York SIC sailed
f-o-s NsE York on the American l4as
steamer Paris, March AZ. &9a All visit
England AID he continent e&@1A.alas
the methods 81 the railroads % Those
countries
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rtase commerce. commission - Ain@Fseaa
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points 70 p0sh Ire Brtish ard fAs AMER
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rates. oBt are prevented ~ the &ateFHr&f@
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