The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

by branches of trees breaking from the
weight OF snow and prostrating the wires.
Heaviest since 1AHS.

by branches Of trees breaking from the
weight OF Snow and prostrating the wires
Heaviest since 1895.
This storm has brought Us the heaviest
fa.l of snow since January, 1897, said if-
rector Salisbury. Of the local weather bu-
reau office last night. 1.-The record shows
that on January ). 1856 nine inches fell, ard
that on the day foloang another inch
fell figure IL out that there has fallen
on an average IN this city fifteen inches Or
SNOW since Saturday, ~ during three days
'of course the depth % the snow Ia
Seattle varies with circumstances and To-
caffses. pn the highest parts Of ms city
II * deepest. and there Il has melted less.
Ia ths downtown district the sower etn-
peratures have tended 10 mel: tne snow.
and siusa has been the result.
II know thai people ara wondering whAt
excuse the weather office has for giving
ihf III sslch weather "a Hs are nos having.
nat mus. take tats sogt of Thing as IL
eSnles," and Mr.. Salisbury surveyed with
eatsanlHgty tts a white drsft seFSfd4 lncass
tasCk that bad aeoAmuAttst on his cutter
window sslll STU he continued. again
referring 10 one ~ tAe hundred er more
CGmpaetgy Kept tooka IN tall ease That
stands near sis fsNk n ID n0t piisvc ihsst
tas people II SEATTLE have much % complain
az AS FAR az faiN ans snowfall IS concerned.
lsast yeaf. thar ~, iSs. SIC had less rainfall
ts;aB tor 8uy prev sons year ssfifo tae ot3Ace
was FHsab llshed ia tA.s3 rhe fai f8r tae
YEAR wax*0nIy - il inches. II 81 nos un-
. natural that s,s0a}a be getting sons -
/ yessr ia the farm - Knew IL Il. noS 49,
Hr Salisbury saId thai he iii rnt soc
any roason for 0essey iHe That thers woHl6
sss a. immediate cr@s8iten ~ the coti
weatA.r THE storm ceatsF has ahous
reached Baker CITY. ss ] figure i out. he
said referring "a a chart. .tcn1sisns are
promising feg ~ astsftausl fali 81 sn0X.
! although ne may have rain. az course. Il
= impossible Ia ieii ahas may happea tseo
o. three days hs-fes. anSi al ctr present
haEkfnetfic surroundings may re sgrptants-s
, ~ 1sHeTp whtc1 Wte bring as warfn mild
Weather saa drive are SNOW away
Iravei IL tnint~rrupt~d.
fhn stosfp has hai A,ile laftaenoe on She
railroads
seattle railroad officials ara unanimous Ia
! saying taat tisa outlook H. favorable Sar an
! Intercepted trsTle, and frat train Scaesiil>s
/ wil. hs maintained Il = ssssfse.i that ~,
| toe Hines IS Washington there hss heers 40
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