The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-08


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acknowledgements.
Yesterday Re said. Spokane is At pres
snt snteyins . prosperous season. Taers
Is more building Ecing on now than there
has been sos number OF years. Sew
sral magninosn$ business esscks are be-
'ng erected and many asmss are SsaaE
built. Business Is very good along all
lines. Last year Vas Q very coed ere
for that section OF che state. - tho afsas
vera splendid Ti.:s year the result has
been felt. The mining industry Is helping
Spokane greatly, and taking IL all In all.
spokane 10 = vSry busy city A. regards
politics. can say that che Republicans
are hopeful. The Pcpulia's are somewhat
tangled up aao often speak Of Anrd
ticket"
Mr.. Weed lsss las. night Cor Pert Towns
end. his former hem@ and where his
mother now sesidss.
e. 4. ~sdhama . prominent c;tisen an&
former eAi.-sryu1an Of Blaine. ~ In oe
city for se~ days. ssoprang At the Duse
Ter. He Is an &rdent advocate OF the -
adjustment se stats Cab aAtehsrsss. eud ~
vors especially the planting Of soekeye ~
mon. which. he says, are IL Danger Of ~.
ing exserminated before many yeass owing
to the establishment OF 50 many cannexses
on the Sound.
Il believe In the efficacy Of aaicheEisa
as means 10 prevent she loSs OF our
fish,. said Mr.. Wadhams. Blaine. ne says,
Is keep'ng pace ia business with the Sesa'
sral progress " Washington cities There
are four fish earneries there. Mr.. Wad-
hams formerly owned T. cannery NJ Poias
Roberts but sold IL He built one In Brit
isa Columbia last year.
Attorney J. Fl. Mayor. Of Everett, pass
ed through Seattle Tuesday evening on
his way 10 Elensburg, where he went 40
delegate 10 the Populist convention. He
said that the PepalistS OF Snohosnish cenn-
" would favor the denomination OF Con-
gressmen Lewis and Jones and wanted
Judge Reid for one OF the supreme JUS
;ices, The popubs;s. he said. would IN
sis, upon having both judges Every
thing in the fusion line vas harmonious
In his county, he said MIR. Mayor Is pros
ecutins attorney OF Snohemish county. and
was recently rencmiuSted for that OF
fee He formerly praotcsd law az Eilens-
burg nine years. but has not been thera
since 1884, Mrs. Mayor accompanied him
20 that city to visit old friends.
Registered al the hote. Stevens Is the
famous Jack Carr. To a reporter yestar-
day Carr said;
II have Just returned from Dawson and
EXPECT 10 20 back in very short time. l
took IN = large supply of provisions on my
lass trip and realized such a good PROFIT
that ] viii repeat the experiment. nave
already sold In Dawson al. the supplies
that Intend 10 take in on my next trip,
/ think I know the right kind of provisions
to carry to Alaska. and for that reason
behave l will be successful. No. l do not
care 10 make public the nature or the
shipment that expect 10 make, as there
would undoubtedly be many ether paopls
who would desire 10 send in the SAME class
OF goods.
Tamlin Wswell Of Snohomish. Is IN the
city He is Interested In u number OF bust
ness eiiferprises ana Is ranked amons the
most successful iogsers In Snohomish
county Mr wlsweil also has tho repats-
ton of owning some of the best Iva stock
In that county. He takes great pride in
the development. OF all projects which have
q tendency TO bring 10 the front that part
of the state IN which he resides. Mr. Wis
well states that he Is surprised al the
business activity displayed on every side
In SEATTLE and he believes that the success
OF the city is assured.
r. d Thaggari has been discharged
from the Providence hospital, aud IN
fex days will leave FOR New York and 9th
er Eastern points to visit relatives ana
friends From New YNk AIR. Thasgard
inspection Of the country from business
point Of view. lie expects to rsiurp TO
Seattle in about two months and leave for
the Klunaii,s. where he has interests AIR.
Thaggard succeeded in making SNUG
sum Of money In Alaska
r. 6. Friars. OF Everett. one OF the CON-
mlssicners Of Snohomish county, arrived
in the city Yesterday and will be ono Of the
Pofn,iists who will attend ths convention
at Eilenshurg. MIR. f'riars stated 70
Post-Intsil.gsnesr reporter that business
al Everett and cthsr parts OF snonomish
county was in fiourishina condition, but
be declined to disoass politics. lie voiun-
,eersa the statement. however, that he be-
lisvsd the Democrats and PepuIists would
fuse.
One Of tie visitors to the city yesterday
vas III Hayes. a wsII-known rznener Of
snoauaimie. To reporter Mr. Hayes
said:
'.Tae rauehlug and shinEia min business
In our part of the state Ia certainly In
nrst-ciass condition. and We have every
reason 10 feel elated over the outlook.
Both tho prices and aeman3 are very good.
ard this condition OF affairs makes the
outlook highly encouraging"
Mrs. u. W. Simmons. of North Yakima.
II registered at tho Hotai Diiler. ana win
remain in Seattle Until the arrival ~ hsr
husbs n1 from tho KIoniikeN MIR. simmons
has been 10 Alaska for some time and II IN
reported that hs will bring out s2n.r0.
In letter recently received from Daw-
son re stated that he proposed TO remain
III Washington during the winter. but
would return over ths first lea
walter r. arcrgans. Of Black Diamond.
is registered at tho Hete! Diiisr. Mr.. Nor
s.ns recently succeeded ". 9. Moore -
GO shiar OF the Black DIAMOND mine. He
states that the mine 10 IN Constant opera
ton snd that ths demand for coAl -
aisfly satisfactory.
William Tripisit. OF Yakima. 10 In the
city. Mr.. Triplst. stztss thar ths outlook
fer a big hop crop - very good aud that
large Number OF Seattle people have
gon. 20 Yakima 10 take part III ths harvest.
J. T. Nelson. who IN pcpu.,st and wants
10 BECOME 4 member al the sta te Isg.&Is-
ture eans down from Mount Vernon yes
tsr9ay ard will go from here - E1isnsburg
10 attsud TIE state couvsntton.
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