Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-31

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bless me, sir, yoe are bleeding II the
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"T've got nv orders :" cried NJ.
Monk. "My orders is - follen: !:
Git him there by sewing! 1t wants
a quarter to sewing. Stand out of
the way!"
"But, sir" exclaimed tho commit
teeman, seizing the of leader by the
reins, "Mr. Monk, we have come to
escort him to town. Look at the
procession, cir, and the brass band,
and and, the e. r people, and the young wo-
"I'pe got my orders :" screamed
Mr.. Monk. "My orders don't say
nothing about no brass bands and
young omen. My orders says, <Git
this great man there by sewing!
And this great mans going there BY
sewing. Let 60 them lines! Clear
the way there! Whoo.ep! Keep
your seat, Horace!" and the coach
dashed wildly through the procession
upsetting portion Of the brass band.
and violently grazing the wagon that
contained the beautiful young wo-
men in white. N.a4 -. q
Years hence, gray haired men who
were little boys in this procession,
will tell their grand children how
this stage tore through Mud Springs,
and how Horace Greeley's bald head
ever aud anon showed itself, like =
wild aparition, above the coach door.
Mr.. Monk was on time. There
is tradition that Mr.. Greeley was
very indignant for a while; then he
laughed, and finally presented Mr..
Monk with a bran new suit of
clothes.
Mr.. Monk is still in the employ Of
the California Stage Sompany, and
is rather fond of relating . story that
has made him famous all over the
Pacific coast, but he says he yields
to no man in his admiration of Hor-
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LAND PATExrs.-Landp patents issued
on donation certificates in the names Of
the following persons, have been receiv.
ed At the Resister's Ofies, in Olympia,
w. T., and are ready for delivery .ou se-
turn Of the duplicate certificate, viz:
Abraham T. Stewart Benjamin. F.
Yantis, John Buchanan. Chs p. Jud.
son. John Malcolm Mcdonald, Schuyler
8. Saunders, MARCEL Bsrnisr, Julian Bsr.
nier, Noah Krstssr. Charles Crockett,
Jacob Wickerson. Joseph Smith. john
N. Lowe, Igaatius Colvin, Jacob <Cro,l.
Jacob o. Eckles, James Bilss, Thomas
F. Beng. joseph Bruat. Elisha N.6srgsut.
joseph Shaw. james X. Lau. ThoS n.
0lsagov. Nathaniel d. HUI john Chan.
bess. R~ubsa Bsane. samuel Asglse,
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