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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09

smlth Cove Terminal Pier Ct - su
President Madison, etr Banchfiord.
Great Northern Terminal Str Toyoota
Maru.
ncl street rerminai--u. =. c. q. sno.
homish, U s G. q. Partridge. atr So
MONA
Pier li-str Ciausous
wood
Pier Str Joftcrnon.
Pier 1T 8. g. Eagle No. o.. str Robt.
Lurkcnbach.
Pier str West Jester.
Seattle bodybuilding y Drydock Gu
str rhAE. Il. Mccormick.
United states Shipping Board NloorInus-
Str West NlluH, str Anna H. Morse
Connecticut street Torminni--Htr Vic
torla. ntr steel Ranger. sir Santa pnr.
bnra sir Silverndo,
Commercial Boiler Works str santn
Ana
iientord tsrcct Terminal Destroyer No.
spseEogc street Terminal Str santa
East Waterway pocl, ana warehouse ca
Str Hhinior.
Todd DrydocK Str Pomona. str Alns,so
hltn Forest Friend, mtr Lolnc Mnorsl,
Puget Sound Bridge Dredging Coz
Ctr Patterson.
Ncttloton'B Mill--atr Kurchn Atnr, 49,.
DelroHn.
lioffernnn's Drydock Bark GratIn.
stream tlluoy 0-Str Madison.
stream U. .. Arizona. q. y q Penn.
ssylyanln Y, = y, Mississippi u, q 4
Nevada, Y =, s. Melville, U. 4. =
NcchcH, " y y promoth9us. u. s. s.
Arctic, u y y. kanawhR, II. n. a
Omaha, doatr0yora Non. All aos s,o
ai2, 2ns ' 'iV'
Winalow Marina Hallway achr X. v
kruHe, bhtn Conqucror, bgo Coqutlnm
city, whnlcra Star Nos. 1, 2, .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
EXPECT CROWD
To TALK WHEAT
Many Acceptances Received
for Spokane Conference

spoKANE. Aug o. Several m,h
DC leaders Of tho Eonhwes,.,,
states yesterday notified J. Quincy
Adams president OF the washlbr,o,
Farmer union. that they Will come
70 Spokane on Monday for the con.
ference on wheat prices. which wa.
postponed from last Monday. nr.
Adams eald That acceptanees received
indicated that the conference would
reflect representative opinion Of the
Northwest on the wheat situation
Among those who have promised
70 attend are: Il IL. French Of oIyn.
pia. state director Of agriculture. =
y. Spence. Oregon state mark.tjpe
agent; W J. Hopper Of Billings. pres.
dent Of the Montana Farmer
union; Congressman Burton
French Of Idaho and probably Gov.
Dixon Of Montana.
senntor Borah is expected to com.
70 SPOKANE on Sunday for the con.
ference Senator Clarence c. Dill
iS on the program. and State Senator
Charles Myers and Judge Sam y.
HIN viii attend Several accept.
ances are expected today.
"Aiiho farmers are busy. we 81.
pect several hundred wheat growers
Of Washington and Northern Idaho
10 attend the conference" Mr. Al.
ans said The purpose is 10 DO.
termine the advisability OF urging
President Coolidge to convene con.
gress In special session to enact leg.
Ialatlon for stabiIizing the price Of
wheat.
we are aiming for a safe and
sane policy on agriculture. which we
hope TO achieve BY bringing together
big men 81 different ideas for free
discussion OF the problem"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
LUMBER OUTPUT
is STILL GAINING
Production Is Running Well
Ahead oil New Business


one hundred and thirty one mills
reporting 10 West Coast Lumber.
mons association for the week end.
ms August 4sl manufactured ioi..
tss.st7 feet Or lumtsr. sold 95.ss9..
sSi feet. and shipped a7efs.7ss feet.
Production for reporting mills
was 20 per cent above normal.
compared with II per cent last
wvck New business was per
cent below production. Shipments
were per cent above new bust.
ncss
Forty.four per cent Of all new
business taken during tle week was
for future water delivery. This
amounted 10 41.7sb.sst feet. OF
which sS.7il 1903 feet was for do.
mogtic cargo delivery. and 1909.
pi5 feet export. New business by
rail amounted to sol cars.
Thirty.six per cent OF the weeks
lumber shipments moved by water.
This amounted 10 35.6S5,23l feet. OF
which 25,420,ol5 fest moved coast.
wise and intereoastai. and 10.sI5..
ZIG feet overseas Roll shipments
totalcd 1881 cars.
Local auto and team deliveries
totaled 5.5s9.5s7 feet.
Untitled domestic cargo orders
totnlcd l9i,5so,2io feet. Untitled ox.
port orders. 7O,sse,ssg feet. unnn.
ed rail trade orders, 6.SS2 cars
In the first ~ weeks OF the year.
production reported 10 West Coast
Lumbermen's association has been
d,Of6'6'i,S23 feet. new business. g..
lz2'ooS'7sl feet. and shipments. g..
30S,9i5,4af feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
SELLING PRICE
RE.lLAIES MA6ES

The advantages accruing 20 she
employers and 20 tho men under the
sliding scale method OF regulating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Electric Stations
Serve More People

NEW YORK, Aug. S'--According
to an estimate published today, the
electric central power stations OF the
United states will serve well over
10000 new customers as 1923 draws
10 a close This estimate is based on
the number OF new contracts secured
so far. These new customers WIN
necessitate the expenditure of Sse,.
goo 900 in installing new equipment,
Barriins in homes are being OF
fcrcd thru the Want Adj Columns
daily. Some at exceptional Sic'
rifIcing prices, A small payment
down viii give YOU possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
NEW CALLS
FOR BIDS

I The following new calls for bids on
Northwest construction work and
supplies were announced this morn.
log by c. II, White, Seattle manager
OF the National surety Co:
J. l. Mecauley. architect. New
York block, Seattle. bids August 10.
construction building for Wilson's
Modern Buainess college.
Board Of regents. University OF
Washington. Seattle. bids 10 a. m.
September l.. cast steel for new H..
hrary building.
Board 81 county commissioners.
King county, Seattle. bids 10 a. m.
August 20. paving Yarrow Point
road
II Manson White, architect. sher.
lock building. Portland. Ore. bids u
noon. August is. construction First
Baptist church. McAlinniyille. ore.
County commissioners. Portland.
Ore. hids 1880 a. m. August 20. road
construction.
County court. st. Holcn's. Ore.
bids p m. August 10, paving.
NJ. c. Rcmclia. city clerk. Eilens.
burg, bids 1880 y m. August 2. street
Improvements
c Il Baglcy. board OF public
works, Seattle. bids 10 a. IN. August
10. one lotion caterpillar travelling
crane.
c. Z, Bagley. board OF public
works, Seattle. bids 10 a. m. August
10. East Pine St, paving; Dawson
ST.. paving; westlake ave. ~. con.
crete and wood sidewalks: sand ave.
$, w, grading and curbing: Fourth
ave. s.. paving.
County commissioners. Montesano.
bids 2.20 p m. August 20. sewers and
septic tanks.
County commissioners. Montesano.
bids 2;s0 y. m. August 10. grading
Elma oaksvillo road.
City comptroller, Bellingham. bids
August 10, street improvements.
County commissioners. Pacific
county, South Bend. bids August is.
construction permanent highway
No. is.
c. II. Bagley, board OF public
works, Seattle, bids 10 n. m. August
II. ilth ave. S. w, sewers: 18th aud
l4th aves. w, water mains and fire
MIGRANTS; +. 5Sth ST.. mater mains
and fire hydrants; w. 72nd ST., water
mains and fire hydrants. a0th ave.
s. sewers and side sewers; Louisa
st, water mains and fire hydrants;
S7th ave. s., concrete sidewalks; Il.
65th ST., paving.
c. II. Purcell district engineer.
Portland, Ore, bids 10 n. m. August
l5. construction reinforced concrete
bridge over south fork Hood river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09

wages In accordance safth the state
Of trade are numerous.
There il a saving Of time In the
negotiations between both sides.
There Is FOR the work people the az.
Eurauee that they share automatic.
ally IN the prosperity u the industry.
There is for the employers a conf.
denoe In the working OF their mills
which enables them 20 contract
ahead
Il think one point about our slid.
irg scale win be- Of special interest 10
Americans The general principle
governing it, operation ~ that there
can be established base 'wagn-piece
or iime-upon which an agreed per.
centagc Is added for every ascer.
tanned average increase IN price the
manufactures gets over given pc.
Rod, such altered percentage apply
Ing Tor corresponding period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Oil Companies Plan
Half Billion Merger

pifTSErEg. Aug ? a $500 600
600 mercer u oil companies IN the
Gnitfd States. South America and
Houmania is under way. according
% T n coWeil u ritssburg. accre.
iHry q Transcuntinental OH Co. who
han been IN Denver Tor the pas; few
days with The chairman of tho board
~ Tho Mutual OF Go. Besides the
two companies mentioned. others in.
yoIvcd include tho Mld Columbia oil
Development. tho carpa;hian on Of
Eoumania. the "Reminiscences oil &
Gas of Wyoming and the Tfnnacon.
ilncniai OH ~ Columbia. and several
minor concerns Tho largest com.
pany IA The Mutual. which would be-
the dominating factor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Untitled Tonnage
of Steel Is Lower

NEW YORK. Aug. 9-The IN
filled tonnage statement OF the Unit
ed States Steel corporation. issued at
noon today, shows decrease OF
475.fss
The untitled tonnage to,aled 5.ei0.-
7s7 on July 81. against sass. eel June
20. s.ss1,9si May 81. 7.2ss,50s April
80, and 5.7Ts.1si on July 81. 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
WHEAT RALLIES
AFTER DECLINE

CHICAGO. Aus, S-Graln prices
closed irFegularly on the board Of
trade today
Following several dips, wheat ral-
lied late and headed toward tho high
mark OF tho day with a fair class Of
local buying. based ON more care
ful pcrusai % the government crop
report.
Germ met considerable pressure on
the rally. largely because 81 tho
beArish construction placed on The
government report
oats were dun and rallied late
with wheat Demand was lacking.
Provisions remained unchanged %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
l.. w. Suter VIII
Attend Convention

- W. Sutcr was recently elected
q delegate to represent this state nj
INC National Retail Jewellers asso.
clation convention at Providence, r.
H. to be held August 2S TO 81. A
meeting was held "Wednesday night
OF the jewelers. association to dis.
cuss the excise tax and formulate IN.
s'ruetlons for the delegate to the ma.
tionol convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
: BUSINESSES Produce Agriculture Building
NelD York Stock Market

WALL STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
NlW YORK wall @
stock market
In
central Leather
Rails showed a
PRICES Included hemels Pagra f or 81 Central Leather
Atehison or
VIM H. Marine
Canadian Pacific Pacific
H., Gas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
New Corporations

OLYMPIA, Aug 9.--rhc following nr,i.
clos OF incorporation have been flied In
the otfice OF the secretary OF stntc,
Moiropolltoi, nond CO.. Seattle, $4,000
Iheodnre owens and NJ Z. Hawkins
Cumberland Eurel,n Conl "a gna,u.
$4,000 John Morris ana Frank Mo-,
rctt "''-
Queen city Motor CO.. Seattle. sac. ono
y Melu,yro, N W Halo ana j. k. Me.
Central building Garage co.., seatlle.
sIs'Voo' Ivan !" hylend ana Mary M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Building Permits

NJ. Mckenzie, ias7 Warren ave, frame
residence, 3lxg6, sS,500.
Sidney Goodwin, frame alteration 20 real.
dcncg 40NQM, $1,000
y. Parker, G, NJ, store, i1x20. $1,000
Lunde \ stoc, SIC East Denny way,
frame residence t0N26, $4,000.
II. Neubcrt i2sS Meridian ave. frame
residence, 4gN3a, $4,000
Andrew r. Smith, t0ii 18th ave. s. w.
frame rcnidcnrc, saxi7, $1,000.
Clarence 10, stohr $3.50 woodlawn ave,
Franc residence. ANA. $500.
c. E. stohr, S52n woodawn ave, franc
residence, 30N24, $4,000
g. %, stohr, $3.50 Woodlnwn ave, frame
residence, ilNel, $500,
Z. ~ stohr Ss20 woodlawn ave, frame
residence, a6xsl, $4,000
e, E, Stohr, $500 Woodlawn ave- franc
residence aGNai $4,000
Rngne Erickson. frame resldence. 96xei,
$1,000
star Want Ads sell Those who
uso them will tell you. Phone Main
0d00, and place your ads NOW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
New Seattle-Built
Yacht Is Completed

me 100000 sea going yacht. "sa.
mona, which has been built by the
blanchard Boat Co. Of Seattle. for
W. j. Hole of Riverside. Cal. win be
launched August IS, It hns been an.
nounced The Samona was designed
by L. -, Geary scatiles noted nnvni
arehltect She is triplc.scrcw
ocean'going yacht with fun Diesel
engine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
WILL REOPEN
FAMOUS MINE.
Old Minnie Moore, Closed in
1893, to Be Dewatered

In It's operations in Southern Idaho
the Federal company has hrough;
back TO semblancc OF life famous
mining camp that has been typical
example OF the dead mining towns
OF the West since 1898.
After exhausting The ore bodies OF
the Standard Mammoth. Last Chance
and Poorman mines in ihs
Occur d'AIenes and left with but one
producer. the Morning at Mullan. the
Federal company entered the Wood
river district in Southern Idaho in
search Of producers TO take the place
OF the worked-out mines Of the
Occur d'Alenes.
Some time ago the Federal com.
pany acquired the famous Old Minnie
Moore mine at Bellevue. which was,
in the early pos. the largest mine in
the state. The mine has been idle.
filled with water, since 1898, when II
stFuq Mia s,da,cE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
MUTUAL TRu 81
PERMITS COOPERATION

The method OF nscerininiug The
price Of the manufactured material.
uppa which the flueiuation of wages
depends. Is obtained by an audit Of
an agreed number Of firms books of
tale. the workmen and the employ.
era appointing joint auditors who are
invariably highly reputable firms o.
chartered accountants.
Il am not familiar with American
conditions. but imagine this thing
u firms throwing open their books
70 examination by the men Is some
thing new II ism, new over here.
and 81 isn't considered Revolutionary.
because there is mutual trust be.
tween the steel manufacturers and
tho steel workers..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
TRADE VOLUME
SHOWING GAINS
Total Sales OF First Halt
Year Ahead of 1922

According to the industrial survey.
Just completed by the federal reserve
board. wholesale trade during The
first half year ending June 80. was
IN substantially greater volume than
in the same period In 1929 Total
sales by wholesale frms In all sec
tons OF the United States surpassed
each month the level reached In cor.
responding months IN 1899,
Sales IN June, according 10 the
federal reserve boards index. were
4 per cent greater than in May and
. per cent greater than In June, 1899,
sales OF groceries, meats, dry goods
jewelry. machine tools. and auto
supplies increased over May.
Distribution IN other lines was In
slightly smaller volume than In May
and sales OF shoes, hardware and
drugs decreased IN nearly all federal
reserve districts from which reports
we're received. The greatest decreases
were shown in the sales OF clothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
SALES GREATER
HAN YEAR AGO

As compared with the same month
one year ago. sales were greater in
all lines except diamonds, which de-
creased 46 per cent. and IN almos,
all federal reserve districts. The
largest increases over last June were
in the sales OF machine tools. jewelry,
hardware. and womens clothing,
Great increases were also noted in
the sales OF furniture, agricultural
implements. and stationery.
Wholesale prices have been higher
during the past six months than In
the same period in 1898. and have
been partly responsible for larger
dollar sales. but the actual volume Of
trade has been greater. as a result OF
general improvement in economic
conditions IN all sections OF the
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
OILS AND LEADS
Copper Is Offered
at Shaded Prices

NEW YORK, Aug, 0.--Offorlnga of
copper arc more free AT 14M cents a
pound delivered thnn they have been
Tor some time, and reports are heard
In trade that some interests have
shaded that figure slightly to obtain
orders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
FALSE NOTIONS
HINDER ACCOMPLISHMENTS

~fhe trouble In many places" be
said. f. that people itHgo the idea
labor organizes for aggressive pur
poses alone and that capital. there.
fore. has 10 combine Tor the purpose
uf resisting labor In itself. such an
idea u enough 10 create an atmos
phero In which Il h hard 20 accom-.
pllSh peaceful agreement.
In our British aiael industry there
has been 20 such ~mospbere. We
have met openly and above board.
each recognizing the others right 20
organize and each willing % meet
with and deal with tho other. To
bring about this happy state Of al.
fairs there have been several guild
ing principles;
Employers IN the steel and iron
industry have fully recognized the
right OF tho workmen'a accredited
representative 20 intervene on ques.
lions affecting WAGES. hours and con
dlliopa ~ employment
Establishment 81 conference and
arbitration machinery FOR the settle.
mrht ~ all yeKed questions that
can't be- disposed ~ by Tie individ.
unl employer and his men.
Acceptance Of the principle 81
pleeeegork payment by the workmcn
and the absence 81 rate cutting on
the part ~ the employer
Provision Of sliding scales where
hy advances and reduction on base
wages automatically apply IN accord.
ance with Tho selling price of the
manufactured material
SELLING PRICE
REGULATES WAGES
''The advantages accruing 10 she
employers and 20 tho men under the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rrioe- raid BY 'fhelssais Dealers

'" AhipprTs
Hroilrr. tsrEharns. per a. "a
Rocks and Reds. per 10 81
Sapons Live. fat per lh..... ss
anry ? ....s ssr.tt.t.. as
iisns a = tha and up .. ~
Medium. tive. ~ 70 as his iE
1--we liEhi. "a ~ its.. ia
Fancy dry pirkrh { cents above
1.-Two = p, : Csnts above live
t.srs~ 1--we. fat. 90 IS he fs
lislEisn HAIRS = ibs sad 80 IA
Turkeys Faucv q p. 5punE 80
1--we. fat. per ib,.l....s.. gt
lIaes'rrs-oid. live. per ih.. II
Hogs
chniCs. light .,.....-..... .fo4 Il
Fanvy. heavy. ts0..Re lhs no Ne
Medium heavy. iso-se9 lbs bs@ 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
San Francisco Produce

Wednesdays Quotations.
Batter--E Extras. tse 10 prime sifsfs. lse
~. firsis. tsc ~.
hESS--kstrss, 3ohe aar ertrs pallets.
ale dor; sndrrnirsd pallets. aSo dos
ohcrse--csiifeFnis siais, faney. sfe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Wednesdays Quotations
sugar-puu; raw. ts.fs. refined. dull
grarplRted, iT.saes 500
Ienee-Np- RIO. spot ii8ffHe 10.
No. Santos. isstfc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Local
Markets
VEGETABLES

cine prices EiYsn afr those made 90 rrs
tail dralsra ~ wholesalers with few
seasonal exceptions. prices Co producers
can o. nHuted hy drdurtinE the tnat ~
transportation 90 Seattle ana appruRit
Ing CuHtl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Alaska Vessels

Petersburg. Aug. s.--sailod. atr "A.
mlral Evans. suuthbound, at 10,ls n. M.
Juneau. Aug. g. Sailed. str Queen.
southbound, az midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
GIVE AVERAGES
FOR PAST YEAR

Taking the average monthly whole.
sale sales for the year 1919 at the
basic figure OF 100. the total monthly
wholesale sales since May. 1892. have
been as follows;
lsa2-May. 72s; June. 1853: July.
TEL: August. ss.s: September. ssh.
October. s2a. November. sac: De.
cember, 1871.
is23-January. 7s.4: February. ISL;
March. $50; April. 100; May. S0.2;
June. s5.5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug s.-rhs foreign "a.
change market closed Irregular Sterling
dsmaud. $3.50 frAnrs % asgB. OF
leeeoa lire. Ip.e1tt. of 5000 : marks.
t.eee.e1s to the dollar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
eather Bureau Report

TATooHI BLAND. Aug. pk A. NJ
miles "a hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
TRADE TERMS
MARKET

The place where a security is usu.
ally traded In. One may ask, where
~ the market for y. $. steel?" The
answer is. "on the New York stock
exchange" The term is also used in
an abstract sense, thus: How is the
market today2" meaning, ore prices
FOR securities moving upward or
downward; In trading large in vol.
unie or small. Often the term Ia
synonymous WITH quotation" thus:
What Is the market for steelYp
meaning. what nrc the IBID and
asked quotations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
BELIEVED To BE
RICH MINE STILL.

spurred on by tales Of the wealth
that was left in the Minnie Moore
at the time Of the panic Of 1888. when
Western silver mining was dealt a
ruinous blow by the characterization
of silver. several efforts have been
made TO dewaier the Minnie. but all
came to naught chiefly because of
lack Of finances and proper machin-
cry. The mill dump of the Minnie
was worked over some years ago and
Is said to have yielded a nice profit.
The Federal company has installed
powerful pumps. compressors and
other machinery and has started to
pump out the famous old producer.
The Federal engineers believe that
the mine viii be dewaiered in co DAYS
SO that an examination can be made
OF the lower workings. Residents OF
Bellevue have high hopes that with
the dewatering OF the mine immense
ore bodies viii be found just as the
miners OF the early eos left them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Foreign Securities
Portland Produce
Wednesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan & Bryan
$40 Second Ave ssuttIs
yednesday's Quotntlo

iiutter-39m4lc 10.
EgRs-Buying, zen 30c doz selling
goa 3Jc doz
Cheesc-2a n Bic ID.
Hens-1f n 23c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
nsDAY

AAt. ?
Tifst High Tide
70 a M 100 n
First low Tide
k1s a. m. Re r.
Second High Tide
Goa . M les H.
second Low Tide
gsts . M sE a.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
ITS HISTORY HAS
BEEN SPECTACULAR

The history OF Bellevue and the Min
ME Moore forms one OF the interest
ing chapters of early mining in the
West. The Minnie was developed By
Salt Lake men. who had such faith
in the property that they had pledged
their wives jewels for funds TO carry
on the development when the big ore
shoot was struck, The Americans.
after operating and shipping some
ore, sold to an English syndicate for
what was then the fabulous sum OF
$1,000, 900.
With the coming OF the English.
men began the good, old days in
Bellevue, The Englishmon were
sports and spent $50, ZOO building a
race track and placing Bellevue on
the Western grand circuit.
When the town was apparently at
the height of its prosperity the panic
of 1898 broke when Cleveland signed
the bill demonetizing silver,
II was the knell of mining at
Bellevue, The two large mines that
employed moro than 1000 men shut
down almost without warning ana
the miners scattered TO other fields.
For 80 years Bellevue has slept
peacefully. Now the town Is all
agog over the prospect of having the
famous Minnie opened again and en-
ploying hundreds Of miners who viii
again populate the forgotten camp
and make it's streets teen again with
hustle and life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09

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tcnt.on because they are read by
most people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09

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