The west shore. (Portland, Or.) 1875-1891, April 05, 1890, Page 424, Image 8

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on tU rrt of "(Vij.h Polw" k-p a lnnkout from hi
j rth for th? boMn'njr, Ijad of otttrn, and when
ha Ufn-l-l in killing one he signals to notnc Indian
Uuitft on the U ach, who watch for the game arid
frurr it wh n it drift ashore. Mwt hunt r wtil I
find thin rather monotonoui pjNrt, an day a(Vr day
oftrn a" without a Hircmful hot Iring made, and
the nitilt of a whole nacon'g hunting may le hut
tm-iitjr-five kin. II. I). Ciui'WA.
Among th" fiuUtanlial improvcmcntii U he made
in Port Towfifrnd it a tourifta' hotrl, a large and
handftime wooih n structure to le cmtwl at an ex.
j-rtiw of and to be comdctcd oa enrly a
l(.;, th- jiroent pca'on. Another ia a large dry
Urt j.V),(M), in connection with whirl, will
U lar hii yarda. The dck will be located tiar
Hftill- k, ami will I I2.x .VW feet in ie. Thin en
trrj'rice t not yet fully under way, but the )Twi i
fr it are uite llattcring. The iron worka there inakf
that a r-j-rially advantagtua hnation for tne fli!j
building industry. Already large ?aw milla rxiet
thrre, and all the ru-crneary adjunct can Ik chcajdy
rur-d, imluding coal. The building of the Tort
TowtiM-nd .V Siith rn railroad will be an imjiortatit
f iiture in thin entrrjirine.
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