Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-14

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TIIEqL-A; thr hesd OF Lvua Canal
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leass twelve hundred souls. They are
proud AMI ind-pend~nt in manner, and are
said 10 cherish peculiar hated to Ameri-
cans. Abaut seventy u -sheix -iosr-
fathers w,rc killed, some sixty years
az. by the crew Of an American brig, and
desire for revenge is still cherished by
their prosperity. Small parties of Amrri-
cans should be very cautious in dealing
with them.
Iloods-na-hoos-At head of Chatham
Straits, number about seven hundred.
Some of their people have also been killed
by American sailors. and Captain Swan.
son says they will also seek revenge.
1acos.-I.iving about Port Durham
ard head Of Taco Inlet. Number about
three hundred, and represented as "rich
and saucy." ...H.
'Sundowns.-Therc are about ono hnnd.
red and fifty OF these people living in Port
lloushton. Character, very doubtful.
Kyaks,-About two hundred Of this
tribe living on main land, behind Hays Is
lard. Character. doubtful. .''.
On the "IIsidc Passage"
The following Indians ere those living
on and near the "Insidc Passage" from
Victoria, b. c., to Siikn, those enumerated
in the foregoing schedules not being in
clud,d:
Nanaimo.-1'here are from three TO
four hundred Indians atsand in the vicini-
ty of this coal mine. They are kept in
thorough subjection. @ -aa, -,,-t-
Cape Mudge.-Sonth emu of Wales Is
land. A small fishing station. About
one hundred Indians congregatc there at
certain seasons of the year. s..,.,
Nimkish There are about two humid
red people living on the Nimdish River.
about eighty miles above Cape Nudge.
This tribe bears very good reputation.
Fort Ruprn.-This is II. B. Company
surrounded by about four hundred
Indians, whose regulations are bad. They
have, however, been in good behavior since
their village was bombardrd by the Clio.
Hahwithis.-Thrsc people 1.-Two on Hope
Islaud-in Shadwell Passag twen-
ty miles northwcstward Of Fort Rupert
They are an industrious and quiet people,
completely under the control Of the Roman
Catholic priests. They have good hons-s
and fine gardens, estimate their num-
bers ut about, two hundred. 4. t)i
Quats-i.nas.-Liye on Smiths Init.
north of Cape Cantron. They are estimat-
ed at about one hundred and fifty souls,
aud bear doubtful character.
JPykeenas.- more than one humid
red persons in this triSe-living on RiqN'
Channel. ta..fi. -, J. ~ rrsr a..l di.4.-
Bella Bellas.-There are about three
hundred Indians on Wilbank Sound. who
congregate on tho Indians of Bella Bella.
where there is trading station, They
have quite good character among traders.
KIs-o-goos and H-Ays.-Living on
laredo Channel There are about one
hundred souls in each tribe. A peaceabls
people.
Kas-~sts.-Liviag on Kisamss River.
Thess peopl~ are estimated Al ovrs :wo
hundred souls. and have bad srps,siiss.
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