The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10

ord avenue. has been westh
-. so. and viii soon be again
We ars row listing desirable properties
offered AZ sacrifice prizes
GawM2Gmov
ZOE and 2os New York Block.
p&rstiys ssassmsnts o. Temperatures aaa
psscipitationA g sgnery loeaIlEles xhoz-
llg s12eflefity - tie Climate q Pagei
sosac s111trT-
Chapter s-An account os whzt he
Northzsst o@sza % the sportsnnan and
tourist VINO cone - i FOR RESI- and rscre-
alsDa. a. Illustrated - CUB Efes Lnlou
CAB o z aeosn.-. Afalslic glge 81 Tacgfna-
Ez1nser Clz1 81 seztlls, Wax1lazs0a Club
% Seattle, SEATTLE Athletic Clua. Tacoma
country Ctso. Victoria clnus- Sport
1o.t clubs STA photos q llaks, Eolt clgos
q Tacoma Eo8 ei&cs OF Seattle ard &C.
sgfi4. lEaats e409s. Esga pao5a@ e
grounds--sFs1nis Cub ~ Victoria Seattle
Isnn2 Club Of Seattle, Tacoma Tennis
Club 81 Tacoma. tournaments. etc. BE-
cycle riding 0gth gnates. tournaments.
bicycle paths, ete. Sa0o.snR-fsun clubs
and SHOOTING toarnaussa-z game laws.
Wien - find Elk mountain goat. pheasant.
grouse. ogck. Eoo@@s deer. bear. etc.
AAsling-IA Illustrated ~ phosos 81 wonder
fni salmon eaEcaes. salmon running. IA
InR and cruising. with Illustrated descrip-
tons o. our great Inland sea au1 Is Mga-
Chapter E-ttfal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b.
tabakatsd statistics tire NOR galleg Of Sun
dry clues AZ compared witn that Ia TIE
PlaSss sound country. vita ccmmeu-s o.
same
Chapter a health resort-The fhera-
peGEtc Influence OF climate on disease. The
tnsra9eaL-c value % ne puget s0nn1 CO
male Oh malaria. nervous diseases. chronic
csaTrn0eae. cnisGraus diseases. ar-teular
rnaHnlat4Sra coflsasn piioa eastern y ash
inRt0ni. hsaltn resorts. with illustrated DE-
sc-iptions Of the same. including hai1-tous
photos and chemical analysis o. mineral
springs and Watsrs. hot Springs. on It's
NoFIhsrn PaesT.e Eaaway: LoaEmlre.s
American Lake. Lake Washington. OCEAN
and ether beaches. Harrison Eoz spr5ng4
Il. G: BsDn. =. 9. with distances frosn
terminal points and rates caATgsd per Gay;
Chapter 7-Agrlcaltural and Horticultural
products % tne Northwest. with II1s1ra-
tons OF It's fruits ard fowers.
Chapter s-FtnancIai statement OF ex-
penses % living AID travelling IN the
Northwest
President James }. Hln the eccentric
head OF the Great Northern system. has
within the past few days given a nne
demonstration Of the uncertainties Of life
by dismlssing from the employ OF The road
'. A. Riton. the superintendent OF the
Cascade division. II - only faw weeks
ago that Mr. HUI persmptorlly discharged
o. O. Winter, assistant general superln-
tsndent OF the Great Northern. with head
quarters 81 Spokane. Mr.. Winter Was &C
eused 81 having some views of his own,
and this IS not allowed By Mr.. Hill. who
not infrequentiy interests himself In the
most trivial affairs OF the great property,
belying the malicious statement that ne
only deals in the largest business enter
prises Ia their most maERifed form
Yesterday the news OF Mr.. Riton's
congo was discussed In the railroad Of
fees. great surprise being expressed az its
saddsn coming. The private car OF As
ststant General Superintendent II. ".
Bryan. who succeeded Mr.. Winter, was at
tached % TIRE overland Great Northern
train yesterday afternoon. and Post-In-
telllgencer reporter boarded Il and asked
for confirmation % the story that Mr..
Ritoa had heeu let out" as the saying
goes IN railroad circles SIR Bryan said
he believed that Mr. Riion had decided 70
retire from the roads employ. When
asked If Mr.. Ritou'S decision was volun-
taFy. he declined II SAY, He also said
that ne was nos a. liberty n discuss Mr.
Riton's successor. As far as The position
IL concerned. Mr. Bryan said he believed
Nr Rlt0n Is stlll the Incumbent
IRE sudden turning over q the calcuia-
tions of his suhor3lnaEes IS one ~ Mr
HnFs most absorbing games. Nobody
feels safe in his position. and q discharge
from The Great Narfhern Is never regard
"a by railroad men a. anything except an
expression % Mr.. mrs 85sapprovai. sell
dom a matter % Incompetence. TIRE re-
SUIT 81 such \ form az showing that ne ia
eruphatIealtv the head % the system -
said hy railroad men 70 - productive o.
not che best results. but a continual case
% aEue on the part Of 0reat Northern
employees
George ". storm and W J An6rus.
represen atlve director anf treasurer -
TIE Pgouie's klendike sud Carfbso Ce-n-
pamy. which is incorporated under the
laws ~ ne state % Sew Jersey. are az
the Raluisr-tsranf They arrived direct
from New York few DAYS $50 ard are
here far TIE purpose or securing 'ufern1a-
tlou REGARDING matters pertaining % Alas
ka's zola regions Ire COMPANY they rep
resent has a capital - g 80 SO as fts
Interests win ~ represented In Seattle ~
8 local Office 70 b established soon.
w T. Reass~ Is hack from a hurried
trip % g. Paul where ~ attended
meeting ~ officials - ERE various north
ern roads AZ wh1eh an agreement wRs ar
ranged fer a maintenance 81 freight rates.
Mate NNEfa. - aRFAt a&#ffE or fIe tfFn4f
Northern az Tacoma vas ever yesterday
afternoon ~ rest after hsrs tfrue trying
70 discover business az she bead - Cora
uaeneeuent bay.
Tesste C'uuona special agent ~ the tress-
NV department teft Yesterday Afternoon
on business trlp - Chicago.
PERSONAL.
NJ : 4 Rsffarxeoa returned frem New
Yefk or Fr# }sv
NJ ard Mr. o. O. rether anH Family
formerly - fRss eftv. srTve3 Fl Seattle
yesterday rom Crant Jerks. = c.
Nr~ r. pAara - Oakland sssfsr =
= = SsreereV % tafs CIV - visiting Ms
Thomas 90 Republican street Mrs Ger
trssAe Reed ~ 0sk,an4 Is SEQ visiting
Mrs Cart. Thomas
nRTSTTTf.s
Rev. Dr. Lamont. e vanoouver W.
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