Canal certainty urged by Jim Hill in rail-side note
James J. Hill president of the Great Northern Railway argues in a written statement that a Georgian Bay canal from Georgian Bay to the Ottawa system would shorten grain routes to the seaboard. He estimates 32 miles of 20 foot depth and 22 miles of shallower water with dredging in the Ottawa river, potentially saving two cents a bushel for shipments from Chicago or Duluth to deep water at Montreal. Refrigerator ships mentioned.
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Canal project gains momentum with Canadian support
The speaker argues a canal from IIG houses in Chicago to world ports could be built as soon as open water seasons allow. He notes the St. Lawrence opens with the lakes and forecasts strong public backing now that the Canadian government is re elected. He adds Canadians show excitement over the post bill.
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Railroad Link Planned From Monckton to Manitoba
The speaker marks the project as highly important, noting a proposed expenditure ranging from 80 million to 85 million dollars for constructing a railroad from Monckton in New Brunswick to Manitoba, signaling its priority among current undertakings.
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Council Grants Renewal for Pioneer Saloon License
The Seattle city council renewed the license for Pioneer Saloon operated by Cannon & Willers at 3803 Highth Avenue South, a site outside saloon limits. The vote occurred quietly with little discussion and Gray area questions arose about why nearby docks saloons remained outside limits.
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Ulysses B Grant Jr Plans Alaska Spokane Tour
Ulysses B Grant, son of General Grant, tours the Pacific coast with his wife and family to Alaska. He will travel on the Spokane bound excursion train from Seattle, leaving June 2, with a round trip fare of 16 dollars. Tickets urged now for the trip aboard the Spokane to Portland Exposition.
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