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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21


ne hasirGclsoH OF the British Columbia.
fasas& Pacific Coast rat}Wny from Port
a@ 70 seattl~ aud thence to ne boun-
esr II company has beer svtuted "a
fsAtrs@Tay through ne lily oG .ond lion
Tat iAe read shall H. in operation 10y No
se4Asr 1879. and has AGE. ptrl these terms
Il s understood that the road VII make
eaaaec'i)r at Portland VITA one OF the
raih Gnes from the East.
TIE city has modern telephone system
sslch bet only i,s.lIdes the suburbs. but
Is eeanscted by hong distance .ires VITA
a paris Il the STATE and with many
roists In oregon, Idaho ami British &C
lamhia. The telephone company has TAX
60 he FIRST definite step toward removing
hs network or overhead wires from the
Streets by asking the city council FOR "a
haaeAIse for TIA. construction OF under
ground c->nduits ID the streets and pro
Fasss 10 carry ont the improvement: This
sssuor, X the privilege is granted.
The Manufactures.
One e. .ae ma.u sougcs OF the city's
ssagta IS tAe large number OF small
a@Ras2et1gts Hatca have been established
y ever ing.st@us numetJ. th.ef among
usn IS iGmae@. wtth - Kindred i4dus-
sFS saias.ts. SASH ANA doors. furniture
az ooxes. Ihyu yl-nvs u.&t 3lg@!y 0f ak
A1ds fhsa fieGr 8nd cereals. oae steel
sl9-hat1nc work uumerou3 wooden
sisyarts, boiler w1rks. 1~ewee.es bot
~as works. brass foua es. weT pipe
s*As brsck works candy AMI cracker
sei9FeS. r3Ir4lt -ar shops. carriage
e&ks eig4c factories cyeo~ot as wo.k~.
~s+E %+rKs lpau!e srs-+. @aHncrlts.
an iae,2sses harness wogAs. makers Of
5essaiers. shee factories. soap factories.
aahsSieS, iewairy works meat packing
.ses j syrup tac,0ry. marble works.
s&i 'seteFsTS. spec factories. wire works.
N~Sate ~efkS w0o,eH mill Tho move
at = the Yukon has given birth 70 :
aaer q new industries. especially boat
1''iasfs. sheet iron stove makers. sled
"'ss'z ard makers u fur garments.
win Give cheap Power.
tae manufacturing interests ~ The city
= fecH.ve great impetus before the
- II tAts year bs the development ~
TIC power a. Snooullmio a.is -
IS east. aaf its trsnSna ssien In such
-9% as W he adequate - furnish
S@ fef al the factories ana street rail-
rs an 3gh1 tsr the streets ana res
os TAis W,l he done. TOO. a price
Sf taar either seam or electric power
p EeHsTlte3 u.s. ANY kcown means
= Nes,ior of many rev factories must
-YH'aesy rrsuss 4fs the constructor, " a
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F'aaai.;y.
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KING.

King county is the banner county OF the
state OF Washington Il exce,s every other
county III the state in popula ton, in the
amount OF capital invested In manufiCiur-
ing. mercantile, shipping fishing. street
railway. electrical and industrial, enter
pr.ses OF all kinds. in ocean and inland
commerce. In banking and exchange IA
clities and In ali the deveopmental OPP
portUnities. means and Observation-Disclosures
that con1oi1 10 make up genera thrift, en-
lghtenment and consequent material and
intellectual progre ssiveness
IL has A total area OF something ike
a.pO square miles of territory-a small en-
pre- In Itself. and 1t had by the United
states Geccnniai census OF 1880. a ponula-
ton OF over N.ooo souls. now greatly aug
mented
Within its fiftymile seaboard wing on
the eastern side OF Puget sound. /, nos
sesses the beautiful. spacious land locked
harhor OF Elliott bay, upon whose shores
and surrounding hills il located its prfnrI-
PAL ci'y and seaport the now fire-famous
k!ondlke-famous and world-fanous Seat
tie.
The Sound Ranking the county Is navj.
gable along It's whole coast line for vessels
Of the greatest draft and the largest
carrying capacity. The cOast line Of the
county is !ndented with several other
smaller bays or coves. the most important
~ which now is Salmon bay. about five
miles north OF Seattle.
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Rockefeller has %; into ne mines n this
county. directly and indirectly, 81 agxre-
gate Q. million and d ha2f dollars. The
output o. the s;nel:e- az Everett exceeds
As.l,eo a year. One OF the most sub
siantial toundr!es 81 the state = situated
81 Everett, known as ;Ae Sumner Iron
works, suG has been building u great many
engines and much machinery for Yukon
river boats this year and has large
force OF men employed. Five saw nils
are n operation IN the c.tv besides sash
and door factories and shlngle mills in
great number.
snohomfsh a Thriving Town.
Aoont eigh; miles above Everett and az
the head % deep water navigation on ,he
SnoaoTlSA river X The city OF Snohonl!sh.
through which he Great Northern, Seattle
International and Everett 4 Monte
Cristo railroads rar. This Is one OF the
Old cities % the county. having been laid
oai oy & G Ferguson some thirty years
age The situation Of SnohomiSh is very
me, as IL IS surrounded by well cultivated
farms II has number OF first class saw
and sningie mills inside The city limits.
Above SnoAom.sh ahou; seven miles on
the line Of the Great Northern railway IS
Monroe. a thriving little sown. the chief
industry of which IS the making Of cedar
shingles. Il also has A fine creamery.
Some eight or nine miles above Monroe on
the same read Is Sultan. which also manu-
features great mary cedar shingles.
About twenty-five miles above the city
OF Snohom.sh on ths Seattle & Inetrna-
tional - the town OF Arlington which IS
the best town in the county outside OF
Everett and Snohomsh The chief Indus
try Is the manufacture OF shingles and il
is also the center Of the heavy logging in
'erest OF the county. Marysvllie Is another
thriving town and is situated a; the mouth
OF the Snohoulish river about Ave mites
frcm Everett. The town OF S;anwood, AT
the mouth OF the S;Iiiaguamish river. is
kept mp By the farming community. being
situated on the tide fats and some OF the
finest farms and most productive 10 be
found anywhere are adjacent TO Stanwood
Edmonds. in the southern portion OF the
county, facing the Sound. is also the CEN
ter of large farming country and the
outlet FOR large tract OF valuable tim
bar The city has a number of single
mills Quantities OF fruit are raised in
this locality, Including some OF the finest
berries grown in the state.
The Indian reservation pf Tuia1p, To-
Gated ten miles north Of Everett, Is also
the center OF a very rich agricultural dis
trict- The Indians are very Industrious
and thrifty farmers. Still further north IS
the town of Syivana. a very thriving farm
ing community. one OF the richest sections
in the state. producing quantities OF hay.
oats, potatoes and all kinds of fruits and
dairy products.
On the nne OF the Great Northern rail-
way on the eastern portion OF the county
are located the thriving towns OF Index.
Skykomish and Wellington. which. as wei
as the Monte Cristo and Silverton districts
are destined to become great mining cen-
tiers.
On the Sul,an river several fire placer
mines are now being worked 10 profit.
T. X. LEWIS.
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SNOHOMISH.

Snohom.sh county is one OF the richest In
the state OF Washington, measuring IL by
natural resources. u faces on Puget
sound for thirty miles and extends back TO
the apex Of the Cascade range OF noun
-ains. being about sixty miles in .enyth.
Two navigable rivers traverse the county
east and west the Snohorish and the SAL
lagramish, giving upwards OF 200 miles OF
navigabie water fit for the taking out OF
timber and farm products, which right OF
ira sportat:on Is free to tho public. Its
railroad facilities are perhaps the best OF
any county in the state. The Everett a
Monte Cris,o railroad commences at the
city OF Everett on Puget sound and runs
sixty miles through SnohoHiish county 20
Monte Cristo. The Seattle & Montana rail-
way runs from Seattle up through Everett
and through this county for 0vpr thirty
n les north - BE .agnam h9y cites. The
Greet Northern railway from - Paul runs
through the county . Everett AID from
;here into the city OF : a:tie the fcli
Length Of the county. The Saatt.e & In
te-natloral railway runs from thf city of
Seattle &C. S5mas and ;faversss he county
for abou; thsrty-fve miles. These roads
are al btl-}. 81 the digeren. parts 4 the
county where they a-e MOS: needle!
thereby giving me h4s- OF transportation
pr.vi sges = al parts = - county.
The agricultural land. tina; *. the rich
bottom lard. - this county e larger IA
percf1.aEa ttsr any other c1Gafv West 50.
the Cascade are some = ne finest sarna
"a, , person ccud vs. . ]1ok A. aGe 20
- found ~ the Srohom.-a ard StHla-
guam IN T'~~rT. The vast 5oe.es ~ ,.ra-
ter ly.rg adIace@: - 49, streams an9 -aff-
rc7 . tb- r4sne~ai resources ~ ia e7..n-
IS. Rs agr cultural ard aSh resources -
- make t2.s county a. empire al;A.a -
SET.
treat In Hauufecsures
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THE PRODUCTS
OF EACH COUNTY
What They Produce, Their Ad-
vantages and the Opportuni-
ties They Offer to Both
Settlers and Investors.

The following articles have been pre-
pared specially for the Post-Intell.gencer
b. a representative citizen Of each county
In Northwestern Washington. and convey
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Alaska Supplies

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF AlAAS-
KA GROCERY OUTFITS, SUPPLYING
THE VERY BEST GOODS AT CI.oSE
PRICES INFERIOR GOODS POSI-.
lively NOT CARRIED IN STOCK
e
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The Tide land Filling,

larc ~ re southern Yor1ion - the csty
~ seattle private capital nas Undertaken
- 3iife another waterway Or shin canal
- jo.a lake Nas15uxtou wtth the Sound
Ahe c0t here = 80 "a taTough sold grour!
Tor two mics or -. Connected with ms
scheme = tae matter 90 dredging out wa-
:eTwsfs iaratgh tae grea; toe fa:s p as.n
constitute t3e lower poEtloa IL E8t3st aav.
All d: n3s1as Ia t1e surrounding tide rscs
above tite ssvN- w}tg tGe excaxatas4 sand
aa4 OFT. ;asls appropriately veclal mag
soY ne Uses - commerce anA business
mary thousands % acres ~ level Ia.d
4 afge Reid a.: tn.s t.so g-auas--asout
ess:y acres IN ext$1t~~has been rats d
ara - already s---upsc4 and utilized Tho
rs o..3.eA - 8; ana TIE ns,5:7s heneat 10
tae caBaiy VIII - ss8ca ct.l aale II eff.
AK covaty : diversified alta ma
sEnA.aT Lass iaAa these nen;icn>A NJ
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Seattle
Grocery Co..
Fine Groceries

THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,.
COURTEOUS AND CAREFUL At.
TENTIoN. PROMPT DELIN ERIES
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good Impression OF what each county
contains and produces:
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ballard and the Canal.

On the northern border Of Salmon hav.
a. baUard. are clustered many ship-hti!ld-
Ing pants and large lumber and shingle
mills. employing hundreds u operatives
and doing a thriving business This hav
Is the destined western terminus 81 tho
United States governmental canal ALREADY
projected md under way Tin a preliminary
STAGE. designed 10 connect the fresh
waters OF Lake Washington via the
fresh waters % Lake Union. with
the St't waters OF Puget sound
The canal IA 20 have 4 length or
about four miles "a estimated 10 cost
several millions ~ DO lars. and will opro
ne way for ocean vessels into the deep
waters % Lake Wash!nrton-a nayfgaole
5lA- about tweDty-six niles long hy an
aNetas" width az three niles, and therein.
WITH little or 70 manual or mechanical
manipulation Ships viii become bottom
secured Or CNbarnacitd az practically A
nominal cost
TIE construction and realization o. ;his
canal WI uecssss tr.y bul}f III along It's
course aad around th@ :wo lakes named
larger comm ~ ties ana Will stimulate
gFcai Industrial activity.
t7 he soath SIDE - Salmon lay, he
tween Sea't.s and Ralard. hes Magnolia
o'Af. 81 e-c.aeUce terminating n a sp},
G9C9 which Is .ocated governmental
lighthouse. and commanding the entrance
q Eidott hay Upon tbs he.Sht re
ta.;ed Sta.cs IS erecting 4 large. De,xua-
ra1s military ms.
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Room for More Settlers.

There are s".t!ers all over the county
wherever the pubic iaUi surveys haVe
been extended. and here are settlers all
through tie unsuTteyed lands The IN
surveyed AREA Is approximately ABOUT one
fff.h OF the total bur tae larger part IS
Considerably back from ;te coast sad
mountainous. yet speTssd Win many
fertile Wales AMI plains. Confirmed rail-
read lands can stIli ue purchased nearer
in. bat &rr high pr.ce4 and generally 60
tal1abI on.r upon eou1 ,t!00S x &ct1al SCI
l!euea; ard occupancy ~ the buyers.
The school system
The 4~ho>l system ~ gEe CcJ8-v, regu-
lated ~ state lav = IN ad-~traAie ore
Education of children = io ineory. cons
III sorry Ger Il stated 0sg'osf yearly ard
excellent SCHOOLING "a l-ies aTe every
where afforded The county IS az 7~es r..
elvsaeyi up into L. school districts ear1
district having a separate locai board 81.
directors Nv ecaoc- s.Srrj = ATe cr--
a:ed As occasion requires. TIE -.ata uni
verst.v Is located IL Ss4ttte, possess ...& =
h.auc3su. s.t2s ara Ct r4sof. 5as gyo.ir.ls
and 5G45@i-Zs
The Road system
TAc roa3 system 0f the county. also a
nart - Jae general road svs.ory. - the
state--ls Vel devised p-a-tses- sn1 h,-e-
n q .n OPERA ion TIE county = faceelc3
ct into utuetY-sevea rCad aiser1s = esa~A
Eover1s. cY arr tGEe t02G s3pg- &tsks--
a. controlled hy sAs board - c1aasy com
n - ons+s- Annual rssad taxes R~e leg ed
WASH and owGsrk are - az permitted
&c soTs cut II .rg8al ruaGa2i IS oer a-a 20
.sgp.y :ae.r road eeg-.Sc&.es n payment 81
rssA taxes New .ea4S are - 2iIg - e.
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The valley lard wing eastward Of the
ancient sea area Is alluv.ai. but IN heavily
timhersf. Where II has been cleared IL r.
very productive. The vegetables raised
Throughout. the Skagis valley and in all the
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-09

portancc OF early Legislation providing for
tho taking Of tho twel tn census. This IA
necessary in view OF the large amount of
work Which must be performed in tho
preparations ot schedules preparatory to
the enumeration of the population.
Admiral nnd Vlc.. Admlrnl.
join with the secretary OF tho navy In
accommodating that the grades of admiral
and vice admiral hr temporarily revived,
to he filled by officers who have specially
distinguish"N themselves in tho war with
Spain.
Alien Contract law.
The alien contract law is shown by ex-
pcrirncr to need srmu amendment: a
measure providing hrtt"r protection for
sratnrn Is proposed: the II shtiul applica-
tion o! the Shour law ior the benefit OF
labor and OF tn" principle Of arbitration
arc suggested lor consideration and Icom.
mend 'hcHc subjects to the careful ntten.
tion OF thc congress.
Tn" several departmental reports will
90 laid before you. They give in great
detail the conduct Of the affairs Of tho
government during the year pnst and dis
cuss many questions upon which tho oon-
grcsS may be c,llci upon to act.
(SiEnrd) WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Executive Mansion, Dec. 5, lS0S.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-09
Allen tOntrnrt law.
II Simple Bordeaux Mixture,

Rural New Yorlior asks: WHY not
simplify the dirt rtions for making tn,
stock solutions for tho bordeaux mix
turo by using II pound Of Sulphate O
copper or II pound Of lime for each gnl
lon Of water used i'll making tho rcSpcc
two stock solutions? Then each gallol
OF the $olutior will represent pount
OF the material used. Then, by taking 6
gallonH of each solution and adding
sufficient water to mako 90 gallons Of
the compound, the proper proportions
OF the bordeaux mixture arc readily So
r,i,'nl
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-09
Nh"n the Cows ComnrIIomo.
lli MRS AGNES.E MlTCUELL,

liG MRS tNEsS.E MITCHELL.
With kInslH, klangle, klinglc,
Way down the dusky dnglc,
The COWS are coming home;
Now sweet and clear. and faint and low,
The airy tinklugs come and go,
Like chiming5 from some far of tower,
Or gatherings Of IN April shower
That makes the dnises grow:
ko.linE, ko-lnng,
ko-'ing, ko-lnng, kolinglclinglc
WAY down the durkcning dingIc
The COWS come slowly home:
And old time friends, and twilightplays,
And starry nights, and sunuy days,
Como troopng uD the misty ways,
When the COWS como homo.
with Jingle, jnngl", JINGLE.
SOFT tones that swcctly -nnngle,
The COWS arc coming home;
Malvine, and Pearl, and Florimcl,
De Kamp, Red Rose, and Gretchen
Schcll,
Queen B"ss, and Sylph, and Sprangl,d
Sue
Across the fields | hear her loo-oo
And cang her silver bell;
Go-linG, go-lang,
Go-llnG, go-lnng, golinglclinglc,
with faint, fair sounds that minglc,
The COWS como slowly home;
And mother songs of long gone years,
Aud baby joys, pnh childish tears.
And youthful hopes, aud youthful fears,
~ hen the COWS come home.
VITA rInBic, ranglc, ringlc,
by twos and thrccs and single,
Thc COWS are coming home;
Through violet air we see the town,
And the summer sun slipping down;
The maple in the hazel glade
Throws dowr the path II longer shade,
And the hills arc growing
To-rng, tO-rung,
To-rlnE, to-rang, to-ringlcinglc,
lfy lhrccs and fours and single
The COWS come slowly home;
The same sweet sound OF wordlcss
psalm,
The same sweet June day rest and calm,
The same sweet scent OF bud and balm,
When the COWS come home.
With tinkl,. ,,ul,1o ,irL,,
Tbrou,h form ,,d n,.r;w;,,,,,
Thr ,.o,v, .,,. r,,,i,,,r h,,,,.
\ loi,crjnr in IN, ch.crn,oI .,ro.n'
Where the suu-ravs pIuncc and g,c,m
CIurjnc, prnchbioom. and phn,ho
phylli,,
Stand l,nn,.loc,, in ,,,o o,.,.,;,,;
In d,n,y.vd d,,,,.
T,,,,l. ,,I.
no linly ,o-,,,l. ,,l;,l.,,;,
Der The banks with bu,tc,.c;',s q
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-09
Annexation Of Hawaii.

Pending consideration by the senate OF
the trenty signed June rs. 1897 by tho
pl nipotentiaries Of the United States ard
OF the republic Of Hawaii. providing for
the annexation Of the islands. a joint reso.
luton to accomplish the same purpos, by
accepting the offered cession aud incorpo.
rating the cedcd territory into the Union
was adopted by the congress and approved
july 7. 1893. | thcreupon directed tho
United States steamer philadelphia to
convey Rear Admiral Miller to Honolulu
and entrusted to his hands this important
Legislative net to be delivered to tho prcsi-
dent Of the republic Of Hawaii. with whom
the admiral and the United States minis.
ter were authorized to make appropriate
arrangements for transferring tho islands
to the Uniten States. This was simply
but impressively accomplished on Au,.
IL by the delivery Of n certified copy OF
the resolution to President Dole, who
thereupOn yielded up to the representa-
tivcs OF the government OF the United
States the sovereignty and tho public
property OF the III ,waii IN Islands.
Pursuant TO the terms OF the joint rego.
tuition and in exercise Of the authority
thereby conferred upon mo. / directed
that the civil, judicial and military pow.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-20
Npti; fir Netitipnsamfidbmb
Tijtritt ., Stearns 60, Minn.

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Or 9lGe, Die es aHgeht.
SS miro biernat Seta1ntnlad)una ~erldiisr |
besii0lld, NltId,Ibs elmer benz Soarb Der
Gpurfps Gpntmtnare porlregeuoen Tetltisn
fir AuSleaina, Gtublirrits uno g~ldsgrabang
zines pffentlid,sn GRADERS Ser Saiptaraz
ben ae9inrt AM ooer maze Dem Is entrllm BON
ntr1 BON Sectipa Ain Sppnlhip 1875 l3rpr
lid3 ppn &laI'e 90 ipeitlNd). mie ans benz &c
riht Der llnteriuder, ,celter in Der County
gsnbiiprssS fiice Suriirtselegt lit, 81 erieben,
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aeno o~en1nnten Eeflpnen: u o &hltnep,
5iminers u Warreuf, Srdns yurScrt. eSobn
Nurpbp. & u barrett, u y Gldrfe. I =
Barrett, " Mcgtlatp, Mtit Barrett. Dennis
Galaban, 5bomas Jarrett. . u Etnault, s
IS allaban, 9arptdla Wers. y Nurpbp, &
u uun Ni9uita Eiersfalla. Z : tuornpwsti,
Z Z N1bren, Sos GpnadA Spbannu Yiers.
fala nno 3 6 3tpde, unb eitoeno al ie,nem
Wusaana an ODER nabe Der Horolinie bon
ne4 uw1 rsa ect H., l?5. nprolit BON
&lale 30 pefflid) uno rilnoenb in Gpnat
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lpnen Iino. beren 9dnoereien babel betrcien
peroen: u O @bitnsp, 5immers Il 8ar=
merit, ! sturcspf, s VI Barrett, s Wurpbp,
q y Glarte, Z 6 barrett. Mt Mcgtnttp, .
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Callahan s callahan. : nno 6 Sill, w
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Sobu Suneef, Hanl Yiersfalla, 8 Mdbs
rem, Cos gonah. g s Siu, s u xnb Muaus
tia Yiersfalla, Sobn Yiersfalla. ) Stupi-
nonsfi uno s 6 &ohe, pie aus Dem 8eritt
Der llnteriufer erIittlid. llno oa6 9enann-
tes @eiub pom gountpratb in beHen am IA.
Nopember 1898 besinnenoen ipesieuen Sip.
u19 erprtert wiro.
E.S. Bruber,
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