The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-31

closs WI leave behind n the coun-
ties OF Western Washington q great
ss.r record S q * ns ana nsre 81 tns
"a VIVA coss connfsss Il ths berinnins Of
- VI. ~ s.N s.s- .'sss -sAs. ~ q heIsrce
= new year turn with price 70 z pa.a n,,H
sheet showing largely increased pay Iona,
vast Additions ana improvements V their
as snn g the rn soils
smaii new industries which. besides in
resslns the product q the past y ye1s o ana
distributing larger amount ~ sa ~ =. an,
througnout the territosy, DIV ..l.. e.. "a
nance the total value o. p.Vu sS ~ sov.raI
millions Of dollarR
M liberal treatment and management.
Min i,spoxition Il, cultivate and build up
zen SHOWN n ~ r rns Oa asveiopment in its
nearness to perfection Il largely due
A9ns s eaw s. cc.s,ssrsn the nanufac-
sure q lumber ana shingles. The total
output Of these products Tor the state Ior
asss VIII not % compieteo Lcr sevs :, ,,,,r'
Ser ~ rain amounted to l5s.soo.ooo feet md
ssa sa1sslsi inssrnssoSsl p ssiep.d
saHsfs Sd Il mich is G snm. ssss four
counties named, and FOR the manufactu!e
81 which, In wages alone. was paid -siightiy
ever n.l5.00 Add to this the S WAGES bsnd Rs,1
The logs until they are deliversa, g IN. 5ne
&niiis. and some idea Of the pay ron OF TINS
WIZ sG nsw en m Ss nom hearing compile
sss an 4 4 g q s that the output q @
Der and shingles from these four co rsaan,
gear and will approximately amount 70
Cne-third Of the output o. tho entire state
ror one ye. No. sso. ,sos a.. ,nrnner and
Bhingle mills Of King. Snohomish. Skans
and Whatcom counties employed 1.zW
Bhingle men, go lumber men, soo logglng
nav rolls for these then figured N.75O,Oo0
Z year. With the advance IN labor during
<he past year the rolls for these men have
ber cent.
MANY YMPROVEMUNTs,
,,....-- =. 80. 80, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana
OufInX ue past ~ ln' x = s,,,,stns snd
new mills have ADDED t g, the tumDer anu
Snhsio psy ons souuu 90 sA, ar ~ ovsr
annS n an aooi'ional a'iiiua' pa' va :.
The new mills erected durlng dssS N t nns,
coInddes. so Te o ~ Shin~is tomnanv
pieysus are' ~ ~ ,sr asv X rrsn
O. II. Kelly, Logger, Grace, cagacl.y @ SSsn
eeet per cay Y men: ralaesc 4 ~ IN -
Comp1ny, M rny sassslp.siS tyyr,eycsv MAI.
.noAAs - ~ - - a. M9ttlsa re
py, lo'vW Ieet' q Mens - Ga. ~ .sa,s:
pnrrei stayes, rur.u.s - p,ich,,ct "a oni
tnatt e bryan.s ossgps. E,,.,s,ar sv III
yees e g m de y ~. r ur.t,nhsr waits
Lake. oV'gv Lee.s - n,cn. Iara ISs noo reat
a ~ SIuypa sngi,,,,, q Nj .c,y I,,,nher
men, S 81 XIX tlt % w., save arTn
" ooney. 0v'vVv Aeos, - IN m raat
scnrewsDu,S' re von~ "a
y men ,.s,;. ,oo ~. OK mon:
~ proSt",, t,,ynb.r a. nn1
~. =. SIAt q W. ,.,,,i s,,S na,,'r shincies
1eeI. o. ~ men III l LIZ any frviT1 Inssars
s seUeo. ~ men en wa III = Msrrii; I,,Thsr
e2vvv aee.s ~ 81 nnn en f..t ~ men. fMdrsfa
Iolpa1sx ~ ~ ev go n ,,.r .,,d iaroe MN,
1ro5;. A.SosV aeas; " srsnra 4. elsc Contain
p sr ~ .ne ~, u.s., new Mil at Smith
Ma.ev a. - Lille ~ s rv tha Rov Shinole ana
Sove ~ * uwnru G,.h = ceToo itw e. ~ aiso
nLuInper Soi rp - noo sh;rsics hassIss
zeet 81 i n,t,r an sites yor ,rb,cb are not
eeveist oty,s 'attiad T,hesa a. r. f;r,,rad
~ IN, u . sSs o,,t,,,,t Sor tha Coming
VII incaeas 10 ~" ~ s1N aco faot - I,n,har
kear rom 49," 'pv,, ~ yo, +, shirvIas
Ahu me "a, Sa' ,,,p * tha aaattla e Tnterra-
h .ne ,, me , NJ 4, nnaration twertv-
kional tneIc IRE now VII ttaI a.t;,,entssa
ome ~ ts7 1nn faot NV aev an auaraga
ao;t,. nor mil, of 81 7e2 feet There are
sixtv-nine single mills with an estimated
capacity Of $685., 900 pieces pei. day or an
average capacity per mill per DAY OF Vs.