Tacoma: Electric City of the Pacific Coast, 1904

Name: Tacoma: Electric City of the Pacific Coast, 1904
Author: Pratt, Louis W.

Pratt, Louis W.

Tacoma (Wash.) -- Description and travel

=Cut of Lumber Mills=, 1903, =361,522,766 feet=. =Increase—19.0
    per cent.= in one year; =65.0 per cent.= in two years; =96.6
    per cent.= in three years.

    =Product of Shingle Mills=, 1903, =376,935,500= shingles.
    =Increase—94.0 per cent.= in three years.

    =Output of Tacoma Smelter=, 1903, =$7,059,397.30=.
    =Increase—188.7 per cent.= in three years.

    =Daily Capacity of Flouring Mills=, 1904, =5,550 barrels=.
    =Increase—146.7 per cent.= in four years.

    =Number of Telephones in use=, July 1, 1904, =6,192=.
    =Increase—250.4 per cent.= since Jan. 1, 1900.

    =Miles of Electric Railway=—Urban, Suburban and Interurban—in
    operation, 1904, =138¼=. =Increase—100 per cent.= in three
    years.

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