The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-05

went hiehsr susa AZ zst Garner sue
cesded Il s1oD1sng h4rn from the outside.
Huy STOPPED Garner from rushing eut tnta
the street ard after Ioosening several but
tons =. the rat :arnp c1t The rat es-
capped ard Garner 3 trying 20 keep the
story quiet
Logging has been quite lively. partic-
ularly 81 cedar" said J.. Irvine Of sian
weed 4 veteran n ths business. as he
chattsa IA the ioabg OF the Dsllsr yesteT-
day 1t r. a little anIeter now. bat fhe
prospects are good. We are having 30 so
further hack into The woods for our tim
Der every year. Every year I log the
more become convinced thai there II not
q tenth as much timber In this state as has
been estimated The ccEntry - covered
with trees. but there are only occasional
patches OF good timber"
Bruce Brier has resigned after three
years as purser on the Northwestern
Steamship Comrany's boats. to accept a
position with Mitchell. Lewis & Stayer
as a travelling salesman
Personal.
Capt. T.. Wiley. OF Olympia. is at the
Northern.
J. a. Kirkharn. OF San Francisco. is az
the Northern.
at the Stevens
James Clark. Spokane mining man. is
at the Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Murray, OF Everett.
are at the Stevens.
+. G. Earle. editor OF the coupeville
Times. was in the city yesterday.
Capt Keene. OF Friday Harbor. is at the
Stevens, accompanied by his family.
Clyde Anable the wen-known creamery
man Of Mount Vernon. Is in the city.
II. W. Johns. Of Olympia. and w H.
ern.
A. II. Sylvester and Jay Butties. OF the
United States geological survey. are at the
Butler.
Allan Cameron, district freight agent of
the Canadian Pacific. was in the city yes
terday morning.
G. W. Garside. a mining man from Ju-
neans came down on the Al-hi and Is at
the Rainier-Grand.
Philo Rutherford and his mother, Mrs.
Prudence Rutherford, of SnoquaImie. ar
rived at the Diiler yesterday.
U. Il. Scott. president OF the Columbia
River 4 Puget Sound Navigation Com
pany. IL at the Rainier-Grand.
Judge l.. A Emery, OF Ellsworth Me.
arrived at the Rainier-Grand on wednes-
day. and went TO Tacoma yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Sinclair, of
Mount Vernon, are at the Stevens. Mr.
Sinclair is q well known Skagit county
attorney.
Allan Cameron. of Vancouver, Il. c.,
travelling passenger agent Of the Canadian
Pacific railroad. is at the Rainier-Grand
on flying trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Schwabacher. of
San Francisco, arrived yesterday evening
on the Sos train from San Francisco.
They are at the Rainier-Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Middleton OF Ev-
erett: are IN the city and are stopping at
the Stevens. Mr.. Middleton Is superin-
tendent OF the wire nail works at Everett.
u. b. Scott, of Portland, president of
the Columbia River and Puget Sound
Navigation Company Is In the city, super
intending the changes now being made on
the steamers Flyer and Greyhound. He
Is at the Rainier-Grand.
D. w. Small. now OF California. but
formerly one OF the largest contractors on
the Northern Pacific. Is in the city. having
just returned from Skaguay. Mr.. Small
Is putting In saw mill at Lake Bennett.
on the way to the Yukon. At one tsne Mr..
Small was one OF the most enterpristng
citizens OF Walla Walia, the builder of
Smsirs opera house and other important
improvements.