Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-12

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bly,. A census OF the white population
was taken tins year o! y. ration Ander.
eon. nrst Y: .. Marsna!' which +xhio'ted
$3.50 innaol,snts' ana i'oo2 voters.
(lSoo. tsold having oeen discovered on
several OF the tributaries OF the Columbia
IN the vicinity OF Fort Colviile' miners
from Oregon and Puget Sound rushed 70
the "new d'gs'ngs:: The latter mostly
unarmed' (ior treaties had been concluded
the spring before which seemed to be
guarantees OF the peaceabls disposition OF
the lnd'ans) crossed the Cascade Noun
tains and passed through the Yakima
country. Several were surprised and MUIR
dered. U. s. Indian Agent Bolon was
Killed and ne ana his horse consumed oy
flre. simultaneously. outrages OF similar
character were committed BY Indians IN
various regions from the boundary OF Cal
iiorn'a to the north boundary OF this Ter
ri'ory' indicating concert OF action amsng
the Indian tribes. Ihe Indian war OF
1896 ensued a: necessary consequence
III Oregon and Washington which was
long maintained almost exclusively oy
the people OF those Territories. At Its
conclusion. Gen. wool: OF tns Y. >, army
'heh IN commano OF sn's M!i,sary o,''s'o"'
was as hostile to- the authorities and popu-
iation OF this territory as the INDIANS
had been when It commenced ana muon ..
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ans during any OF MS campaigns
ioo9. )froruFaTy -, congress aom'''
ted Oregon into the Union q: STATE. an.
heSme 10 was"'"e,C" fr'';oly' q" .""s
portion OF oregon AerE'tof! lymg east u
ths present eastern boundary OF olteo"'
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