The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10
News from Sam Juan Island.
THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE IN PUGET SOUND.
OUR SAN FRANCISCO fsnRnrsnoSnrx,rp


Mr. Griffin, Hudson Bay Company's agent at san Jnan
has notified the Land Office at Olympia, w. T., that he
claims pre- empton for the farm occuped by him on tho
island.
is currently reported, says the British Coyonis that
new Governor named Howe in place Of Douglass Ia short
~ expected. correct, it is probably the Hon Joseph
Howe, OF Halifax, Nova Scotia From speech made BY
him some months ago, led to understand that no
expected governorshp.
letter from San Juan appeared in the Times Of this
city some time ago, in which an Nglish view Of the diff
Guilty was presented and in which was stated that the
officers stationed the island concurred Tho following
card has been published in reply
Facts oesapaney dated San Jasa
BE- The style Of
sSme one e.; IN he military profession who hsrs
present consTsinsd % pss. un
We ses q ss s sse ss
ne aensa Oh & Of " tho officers Of me
We @ Us BE-
-. .,.-., San JUAN ISLAND w. T.. Oct q 1889.
o snd sSsvs 70 ysn for pasisaon
you I, are az attn g. Liberty G DO 90
silas Casey, n Col; on infantry
. ss.H1s .sSy, caapsM 4. q laai 4iiisyy;
3ns f@sn sriss L L i l. x q 1,ery
7 g English Capt 9th Infantry,
H.ssy Is. EY ss.s sSr f. Eng g a sA
Ea8s.d tcs onSssa q L s iTH aiansl
Zen Harney says tho Pioneer and Democrat Olympia,
v. II seized San Juan because Mr.. Dallas, Director 81
The Hudson Bay Company, demanded, with threats. Of
gctler the American, 500 for the Pig killed. by him
Inc Pioneer recommends him to absovc his allegiance
hrst Tho Pioneer calls its readers 10 suppor, the
patriotic move Of General Harvey as regards San Juan
ana hopes the Cabinet ut Washington viii do the same.
Mncn justice DeCourcy returned 10 san Juan tho other
ties would not allow his baggage land he
the iaSt to Captain Provost Of the Satellite he acquaint
MT Detourcy was allowed to land, baggage and All -
We publish says tho same journal, q letter from an
VINO reprdaes entirely the Of the inspector
Juan. He thinks none Of our fsber,nens :, vo az.
driven away. However that nav b. WV der %U.S
our information from Vincent Jourdain and his
forced to leave. Another trcspass ON ouy r,rSts
was committed by the local authorities OF San Inar aiomt
ros Mask ago william Moore, British subject was ar.
y Nv or nhving, as no informs bottle OF whiskoy
ID ns possession He was kept some tnc uner arrest
ana compelled TO work in the trenches Ic was After.
W. @ sealched IN the presence OF sergeant who said
ne mad orders TO do from Mr. CrosbI and Ijemtenant
-. They found his person 800 Of which S7b was
aken from MIN as fine. II is apparent from this act
ana o1ors that not only tho laws OF the United atcs
" washington Territory, arc enforced and are su-
the next day r' = ~
~ this mornings issue Of the British Colonist notice
nm item headed "San Juan Again In which the editor
tries TO make out that the rights British subject have
Deeh imposed on IN San Juan by the American author
ues' Inc facts are tbesesWiiam Moore, n man who
some sixteen months ngo claimed to be an American
cl'izen and who taken care Of BY the authorities
q wha'com county, W T., when he wns sick and desn-
,Nc, ana III TACT p,nncss, wishes 10 SANDER his
beheIaetors. lie was arrested nj san Juan. undnr n
warrant issned BY Judge Crosb,e, Cor selling i1nor
Wi'nout icepsoi lhc ovnce was proved on D' ~ us