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Story January 19, 1888

Spokane Falls Review

Spokane, Spokane Falls, Spokane County, Washington

What is this article about?

A new company forms to improve stage and freight services to O'Kanogan mines, with stations every 12 miles, hotels at key points, and operations starting mid-February using 300 horses.

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New Stage Line.

The rapidly increasing travel to the O'Kanogan mines has made it necessary to put on a more thoroughly equipped stage line than the present one. To this end a company has been organized with ample capital to back it. Work will be commenced at once on the company's station building. It has been decided to place these stations about twelve miles apart with a large hotel at Grand Coulee and Arlington, so that the traveling public can have the best of accommodations. A fast freight line will also be run in connection with the staging business, carrying freight from Spokane Falls to the mines in three days. The company expect to use about three hundred head of horses in their business and have everything in good running order by the middle of February.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event Journey

What themes does it cover?

Exploration

What keywords are associated?

Stage Line O'kanogan Mines Travel Company Freight Line Horse Transport

Where did it happen?

O'kanogan Mines, Spokane Falls, Grand Coulee, Arlington

Story Details

Location

O'kanogan Mines, Spokane Falls, Grand Coulee, Arlington

Event Date

Middle Of February

Story Details

A company organizes with capital to establish a better-equipped stage line for travel to the O'Kanogan mines, building stations 12 miles apart, hotels at Grand Coulee and Arlington, and a fast freight line from Spokane Falls, aiming for operation by mid-February with 300 horses.

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