Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-18

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Isly le;A. 1850, Edward ID warisss
s-silcd upan the claim 1T the cd CO~ lItz
Landing. laid of . town called Warba.s-
pOrt, opened store and engaged in the
forw arding and commission business.
August 18Th, 1851, the late lanented
Henry c. Wilson carried the settlement
to the extreme north OF the Territory, To-
eating himself " solitary aud alone" upon
The west shors cf the harbor of Port Town
send. This was the pioneer American
settlement north Of Olympia.
October 18th Col. Isaac N. Ebey took
the claim on Whidby's Island from which
Glasgow was driven by hostile Indians. in
the Summer of 1913. Here he resided
till his tragic death at the hands Of North.
ern Indians. on the 18th August, 1857.
Hon. Samuel I. Mexican. represented
this portion Of the Territory in the Ore
gon L"g sls i've G mncil. Il. p. Powers of
Clatsop county. was Rrpr sentative.
| The CLIMATE OF ALAsKA.-The Col
onist correspondent writes: The climate
during this wiuter has been exceedingly
mild. During pnrt Of February and up
the 18Th of March We had n good deal Of
rain, but now for the last ten days you
would not look for finer weather ut this
season anywhere. April, May and Jun.
are the finest months of tina year in Sitka.
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~ We observe that The people of Wal
Ia Walla have been olling meetings to
devise ways and means for building q
railroad from Walla Walla city to Wallu-
Ia, distance of thirty miles. Considera
bic interest appears to have been awakened.
The address of Hon. w. II. Newell be.
fore the meeting on the inst, is published,
and is an able document.
0 The Owyhe" Aralanche gives the
particulars Of a late tragic occurrence at
Silver City. in which Marion More, well
known TO many Of our citizens rs a mem
Der two sessions of the Legislative Coun-
Gil Of this Territory. lost his lifo. A dis
putp about the ownership of mining pro-
pcrty. led to an encounter with firearms,
with this sad result.
II The Republicans, in the terrible
time Of war. says tho Cheshire Republic
can, were full Of promises as 20 what they
would do Tor the Boys in blue" when
the war should BE- over. Well the war
terminated and the boys in black receive
ali the attention. The burden Of their
song is what shall re do fur the negro :"
u We acknowledge the recipt Of an
invitation from the Secretary Of the ORE
gna C-sirsl i~iIrosd Co. g to be present
Of the breaking al ground" fer the road. 81
Fast Portland On the Ie,h inst. a 9.
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