The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

during the past two years, and when the
next census IL taken II will be found to
be the second city In siss In the state. OF
this there 10 no doubt In my opinion.
''rhe mines OF the south half OF the
Coiville reservation are making a fine
showtng-better. believe, than was the
case In the north half AZ the same period
Republic are DEVELOPING 40 Il was pre-
dicted by their owners. I have not paid
much attention lately to politics." con-
ciuded Senator Turner. II believe. how
ever. that Bryan will carry Washington
anti-impsrtallsm ~ the leading issues"
Angie Egioff. one Of the wealthiest mine
ownerv Ia the land OF the Edorado. who
:frs i've e the .ss city = e.. 4.
ton OF big hotel in seattle. When seen
last night he said: when I left seattle
year ago I decided 70 come here to To-
that think has bright future, The
company I represent has capital OF 81 Co.,
ooo. and We are about to open up q hotel In
seasse but tn' ali Wi : ss
somewhere on the Coast Before deciding
viii visit the different Coast cities. but
s before start am able e say am prsiu-
Mr.. Esloff, before going TO the Klond!ke
was mahager Of the Park hotel in Great
Falls. Mont.
A. w. Bikker. who returned from Cape
Nome on the last trip OF the Roanoke.
leavee today on the same steamer for the
Northern gold fields. Mr.. FEkker takes
with him the flrst piano which n 10 go TO
the new mining camp. He aleo takce an
assortment OF the latest popular music.
with which 20 while away the hours OF
the long Arctic winter. Besides th.a he
takes a number OF boxes ~ fr-.t 70 An
vii City, where he hopes 10 dispose Of II
Wa AT
for such things in tho painy days OF
Dawson City.
George Dumphy, one OF the fcrtunases
who have visited the Klondike q a guest
OF the Butter. Mr. Dumphy has with him
several sacks OF gold taken from his claim
ard on the way has a word 70 say for ths
trici.'' be said. IN all Alaska The men
on the beach are psnn.ng out from SO 10
500 per day, ana many Of sho~e who here
money I, is my impression ,aat Nome VIII
I'm the pear future be the mineral district
Democrats eorn-nlt;ee Of New YORK state.
returned yesterday from Alaska. lie ~ ae-
compan.ed by his lifelong friend ex-Con-
FRESHMAN Jane. r K.rriSan, Of New York.
During tsesr thirty davs' stay they have
h.sn promoting the Interests OK tire Alasks
Sun Rising Mining Company. Both are
pleased with their venture and VII return
there next year.
c r. Jcr. a prcsninen: business man OF
Chicago Il In the citv on private business
TRADE conditions all over TIRE country.
re said YESTERDAY ARE not ossy epssn41
bat improving every month. Ia ne esn-
ersI prosperity Washington - sharing ara
there - no state IN the West where thers
~ such a marked change sof the better as
hsra Oar sales 81 WASHINGTON sys 70 Ger
cant better han last year ara re ps.
cent better than FRI 1857"
Learoit NJ. Stsrr a C-as-axo attorney 81
IN tas city on a vacation. Dursn9 hss stay
k&-s Re has become thoroughly infatuated
With Sesttss ard has decided 70 make n
lis permanent home, In Q ssw aays he
will return home. ar! after 8YYAr ~sg,x hfs
business viii move his Office 60 tais efty
A. = Ambrose ~ the Arwus lsf. recent
~. accompAss~s ~ MrA Ambrose fc- q
vacation 20 portis>i ara Southern Ore
gen. Mr.. AmArose's father - onS 81 shs
piaOesr rfasdenss Of AaAusieSs YoncAlia
valley. aad has iar9s rAneA thseA
=. Meeke-. 4 r@cmin<st Acp grower Of
Puyaxups II 10 the city on business com
ancen1 y11A fhke 3eox.a erca. ~ lnxea nnEn-,