The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-22

ess,.n 1.n valley: sozne q the fruit. esoe-
A. -ae osicd fruit b. Eow rortes f-~r-
- nome 70 Puget son.f. ara -. -
80 rortherr railways In p-.f@~~-~e :.
southern PzcfNc syxs~r.
kton In the great rssfEsrx ~e-s.~ r.
- Tia and her rasiEs are fzr-snx 80.
- seas of -four every day. Mart
ms wasas n. u course Cater.
eForn. bsst in oress 20 corns.@ x-,,ss..s -
10y ror tbs Chinese srzSa wns~n s.
ancfsco - fast losing rs~ rusfss-x -.
=" oEyfHz large quantities cs washs1~-
soa wheat and hope By .nls -,~@ns :,
-yA1 tns trade agziEx. al corsueftss1,-
eo.acsnsrstson OF ire mills a. S.a<E-
va nnder ore management has rezssisss
:. . considerable saving &c expense 50
81. tore0~zr said n world - lr7vrx.9e.ss
LVF e,naI E1sal@ 20 Interfere w.th sha ~~-4.
saey have hitherto red Tne eoss~ ss-s
ron tnls Coast 70 chlna Is nor cg-x..~--s
- ~1aa~, OCT largely II I1fIs. Hozgkonx
1etn6 simply the 63xtrfxszst-g ~srsve
ctngapors takes By far tAa 49,
amount Of e.
WAl@ travelling towards Eeztsfa "a -
ne On ne train nuz1Ser 81 re~,rga 80
FAC tod Aisa % ta@ lzzzseuse a.rcsns -
l31lt gozsg . waste II thss sszze. su6 -
1870 Wy as dryers can D. oosasnnss
AZ 50 lcw price. IRE farmers al -
make some attempt 20 save r-ea- p-n~w-s.
1@-4LcTnsa I'LL Sip Immense auanstste. ~
area nus Ills year. ard there Ia no rea
IN WHY Washington saooGc nor sk.ars 81
ts1e business -
sr Corccran soid the machinery from
ofe % tie eogupanyrs alsraansIsd aoass fe~
- uAoa steamer taken up by the Hum
Dosat Before leaving here ne was VS.
isec cy large capitalist % San Fraacssrc
VINO tosd nlFa tazf a company wzs beanx
fgrmed II tazt city 20 build steamers "a
5arEes % ply On TIE Yaksu aza sal genera
merchandise 20 sfogskseperS. and th1s
9reak ~ the monopoly now h@ld by tbs
Alaska Commercial Company and ne
North American TRANSPORTATION ara Trad
fEg Company. and they expected 20 De III
operation Ssth ample capital n Ire sp-tnx
Mr. Sorcoran VIII Dc N TIE city several
daya
That portion Of cIaliam county sur
rounding DuHgsnezs f. blessed with abssn-
dant crops Of all kinds this year" sad a
resident Of that county last night .aThe
wheat averages sixty-fsve bushels 70 the
acre. and some aslds run a. high as rse
bushels Tbs market price for the graaes
produced IN tnat vicinity i about 3 cents
With szch ar abundant yield ard 50 liz
eral market valge Of heir products, the
Clallan county asrscuitGrist has Httse
or 40 room fer complaint. a. least. thLs
year The Majority OF them will not only
lIagidate their debts. bat enter upon taa
year ie@@ with comsortable hank ACCOUNTS.
Among the heavier wheat producers IL
the vicinity OF Danggness are J. =. Dick
Henry Me4Alsnona. John Wilcox. James
Dick, jr., Joseph Henderson,, Alexander
Henderson. G. n. Latzgeseli and a T.
Davis. These have on snail farms pro-
duced srcm 900 60 CO. husaels ~ wheat
each In addition To hay. Gals ard pota-
toes IN progortion. The cat yield for tins
section was about e bushels per acre po-
tatoes 80 and timothy hay tons.
"on q sIx-acre patch A 4. Davis some
years ago raised an average % i.ao bush
els Of potatoes TO the acre
Capt Frank Parker. president OF the city
council Of Astoria. l. in the city visiting
his oid-tfns friend. chief Kellogg. Of fhs
FIRE department. Dir. Parker ard two
friends started out to take al extended
"trip on their wheels. They came ID the CO.
iumbla BY steamer 70 ksaiama whers they
mounted their bicycles and headed for Sc
attic. Before they had gore Far Mr. Par
ksr ran into cattle guard and broke his
front fork. His TWO companions proceed
ed on by wheel and are now AZ Anacortes.
where trey viii b@ talnsd within day or
two by Mr.. Parker.
Chief kellegg's acquaintance with Mr..
Parker dates back Il OF Z years. IN The
days Of volanteer are departrne MS. when
contests were lf4Q 1G2I3Azf D%lNsEl lE@
crack teams from the q .areng Coast cit
les. Capt. Parker WIS then with the As
toria department. and Re and Mr.. Kellogg
had many pleasant "reminiscences 70 so
over.
Several parties os Raymond & Whit
comb excursionists have been passing
through Seattle each day on the steamer
City OF Kingston A teacher IN one party
yesterday organised a spelling class.
witch lsaea up on the steamers deck
The menu card OF F'rench restaurant
was uAess as a book and those who wit
rsxxed the contest declared that the ex-
sssrsionssts went down before big words
ike pins before a skillful bowler.
Thomas Sanders. president OF the Bryan
Lumber ana Shingle Company. Left yes
terday on vacation. going East
over tbs Great Northern. AR sanders
objective poias IS Nelson. b. c. He
thought that he needed quiet. and 80
sought out one OF the deserted mining
camps across the border.
aa- nroserw. OF Chicago. sgea. tor the
Do-ntuIon ire OF trars-Atisnsic steam
SHIPS who has oesn n Seattle for severai
aays, iess for me East yesterday after
coon
Personals
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