The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24
THE PASSING THRONG.

months ago Ter the ssensst OF his health.
and says Seattle : yery interesting
place. He believes IRA. the Queen City -
more progressive and eIlteTqrss@nE nan
any city he has visited IL tie Western
states. u il PcSs-inte-lIgss.GeE reporter ne
sad
4 am certainly well pleased with Seattle
While fny yzaI 70 Washington q purely
Tor the benefit Q. gy AeaGH, / could nat
refrain from making eorls observations r.
gafaing the business s.t0at.cr- IN Seattle
there seems "a pe a dsG!1sI ar ef actiFlty
ard enterprise about almost everybody
ara everything The streets have decs1.
esily metropolitan appearance am Wet
pleased with the character 81 the business
blocks and stores and Ese.ie*s that Vssy
are the finest ard tie largest 20 5e found
Ia any c3ty IN tfe West. Seattle. believe,
4 3est. ned to become enc or the larsesi and
mist prt<Fre roGs cities y tae / G1iea states
The location Of the city Is very advantage
GUS IN the East x - generally comedies
that Seattle - the best place 70 o4tAt 10.
the Klondike ard that i IS the natafa A
gateway to Sae COLA ne.ds. w3leh fact
combined VITA It's natural ADVANTAGES,
makes its future ons OF great prosperity.
s :. Kaufman, II Republic, WAS IN the
city yesterday or business ~ the stevens
lie gave All Account " what wAS traAsptt-
Ing "a the ,ninlns tow H. tle said: " ORR
IG All the prominent mines - progressing
In splendid shape AID tbs managers have
every aacoura%S sEneT l. Money - a Ntte
haE6 to command at present and that Is
inc sale resxca Why development Is a lit
tie slow. a contract has been LEI fer my
seet I'll the Tom Thumb. Il laTTivS m I'M
nense ledge and TIE o12 work .ngs have
shcwn ~ ID good shape. ON thu MAUel,
the shaft Is down forty fee; ana Ihs as
SAYS are running 0Y@r US.
The Republic Mining Company has de-
claFed a dividend II s cents a snare, or
about S5D,0a. payable octobe: 10. II Is the
first dividend that has been declared ana
viii undoubtedly be among the dividend
payers for many years. There - no doubt
huG that ii IS great piece OF property.
Some fine properties nave been discovered
on the south half of Gold creek and much
work has been done there"
One man who places implicit faith in
Pine creek ard the region IN the immediate
day morning 1T Is immense" he said
Yesterday; there is no use disputing the
81 in those claims Ny brother was in
Juneau when the news or the discovery
struck thar place. and as thar was the
:irst place where absolute authenticity wSs
given to the new finds. he was one who
got In on the ground with the first party.
He and his partners have eleven claims
am on my way 20 Chicago 10 interest cap
ital In the new digging
DR. +. A. Ames. OF Mullan. Idaho, ar
rived in the city yesterday from Caiifor-
MIA, whore he has been taking a two
This is the frs; time fer over three
years he said. that l have been west
Ct she mountains, and as came back
from California thought THAI my trip
wouf1 be incomplete unless visited Seat
tie. She has made rapid strides and Is
now hustiing commercial center. al
IS on the e. and there Is so much l:fe evil
dent. Mullan is a thriving mining town
and Il Is on good fnsnciM standing"
returned from Dawson. left yesterday az
teFnoon for Nav York. where he wsA At
tempt - interest Eastern capitalists IN
kionlihe mining properly. He NAV 20 70
London before returning TO Seattle. MIR.
Doyle before leaving the city said:
I have some exceptionally good prop
eF'y for sale and do net expect muco dlf-
tculty III selling L. My partner Il. l..
Grtmiths. Will remain in Seattle during the
winter. and in the spring We VII return
10 Alaska together
The mill company is getting ready to
operate one II the mills 5hat has been
shut down for some tme. ana tina; ought
70 speak pretty well for business al Pert
Gamble" SAID il. D. Ellis yesterday - a
EoSt~in1elEgencer reporter. 1T is quite
hard work 10 find Non TO wurk-auoiher
point III favor c' the general prosperous
times There is very little one can saw
about Pors Gamble az the only business
there is the mills. The men are very wei
paid,
Dr J. c. Rorham. 81 iowa. was a re-
turning gold hunter on the Humboldt
which arrived from 81. Michael Thursday
lie VS. one of a party 81 two who were
IRE principals q : happy Coincsisnt. Mrs
Borhar arrived from the East the same
day he got in from tie north and before
going 70 the hotel he tegsgraptel her.
telling her to cone u Seattle When he
arrived a. the Occidental there on the
register was the name If his wife
T. IL Wilson. of Wa4tcon. was regis
tered ~ the Dner yesterday. No" ne
SAID. II am ne down 20 attend FOR the
fan q Z any fusion convention I am a
thorough Republican and don't you for
once lose sight of th4t fact. business =
very cool AT Whatcom the work OF re-
building the mill has commenced and To-
sefher with the canning. shingle ana log
g.ag business. WEatcor. is "a busy pace
Jusge Fullerton. os Colfax Republican
candidate for ire supreme r. rcA was N
SEATTLE for = few hours Yesterday He
left for home on the Northern Pacific
tram AZ 1 c'ctcck lie Will return 70 the
Cify - feR DAYS.
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