The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27
Washington Territory.

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II The saw-mill and othertnaehinery lnfe,rtIt;
4 to expedite operations ON tie Walla Wal!s
z kailreidsis nswiii position, and ready i,
work TIP timber Tor ties, bridges, etc. phe
pioneer locomotive, mined the WaIla Wa1la.
isstt the laiHling, and will be ready eMh,iii
wanted iortthe purpose OF aiding iii ci3iistrtsc-
n sion. Ascend loeosnotiyeiof the sam, tslass
4 has been, ordered frem the East, and The two
y it is calculated NilIdo alIt work of trstss-
sportatio7i. and atstsa same time are to serve.
Il fhe. purposepf construction cars. The grading
Eof fl7 road bed is being steadily pressld and
rs expected to be completed from tile Lafld-
ing as far up as the crossing OF SIlll Creek.
before the end Of The current month. The
work OF putting down the ties aud preparing
thesbed for the iron viii be pushed forward
so as 70 hare the road completed and ready, ready
for the ears BY the first Of September. t5sssffs,
T. On tho forty miles north extension, to-.
ward Olympia, the contractors aggregate G d
force of about 800 men. which viii Be largely
increased Il after the Oregon eleclio nexlM on
day. fhe work is moving satisfactorily IN
Eall details. ss s8e
y A man named John C. Frisbie was drowned
5in3the CoWlitz on the 29th ult, while attempts
itg to swim across, that. river ior,a small |
wager. ssF8aas aiss1 s2s = ssigtf.i aifj sHfaI
) The barque Corea. arrived at Kalan,a .ol, ol,'t
the 18th pit with a cargo Of nearly 800 tons
of railroad iron for the Mp. r.. is.9, Esi8 I'D
,1 Crops in Washington Territory do not
look very promising on account Of the cold
spring. The fruit crops VIII also be ght
the frost having killed many of the trees.
NsR River charges on she Columbia amount to /
the enornioils sum Of sixty dollars per regis
cred ton fol, sailing vessels. SO says the
Kalaina Beaenn.
The Beacon says that q lady ninety-two
years OF age IS on the road from Kansas to
visit friends in Kalama, We will wager that
that old lady never troubled her head about
swoman's rights. Her name is Elizabeth I:
cunlIi'ins, ana she VIII be greeted by grand
children half her own age.
! Vice President Rice is expected at Walla
Nalla this month To- Jet, Il cnntrset forsthe.E
construction Of $50 miles of the a. p. R.1R. il
folll,the Golnmbia River 10, Pen Al 'orcille
lake. ss
4&SEf K
Dakota.
e. fsEsss tss .lsl55ss@ ss4if III i
Bohemian named Meng, was drowned II
the Missouri, near Yankton, on tle.2ndI
ast. Tangle-feot did il, s.s, s Is l...4 s sI.g IL
Excursions to the Sioux Falls are the sam.
1er recreationsset. the y aaikton folks. 3 !,
A Land office has been established II :
,ankteH; G~o. n. Hand, ESQ, ii the Regis 4
n. a ssssss tss ii .ss /; s'7 ,a !,
The. Herald protests against the use oil /,
!. 5. Military bands ffar political pnrposes.t &
! they baFe beensrecenalg iii sYailk ton. lxx
The pertiono of the. 9th Infaatry, which ocaf
lpIeds sqnArtrrs on the lsvee lfIring the great. Il
part CT last wees .lacnomp by the e1- 81
llent baud VI fmnsies bcloliging 10 fhe reyi-f !,
eht, left ferathe y. r. crossing Oh tlIe .
l;itr, on the 3a ilisf. sss 6
lhef feud between the Brodkines and Mooavl S
ligs of the Dakota Republi leans ii as hot All i,
q. TheiI, qainitigatetl liar, lluaabug. pol1 ~
,en. dirty corrnptionisf, etc. ssfe as1,ongj g.
! graceful compliHlents exchanged The .,
ter class oi 4tlss Republicans xre 81 dis
sted with the party, and the Vsy it Is mani III