, 1877-03-03
Enumeration.
WHOM WE WANT HERE AND
HOW TO COME.
DEMANDS OF A GROWING COUNTRY.

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eno.rs,, IN the Golden davs when the
Panama steamers nsed 4, carry their
,walva ord f;ftaon hunarad na.senoers
nor trin These men and women are al,
pr;narv nroancers and for that reason
tha ..hone and s;new" of anv state
where thew cast their fortnnes Amnno
them we find no professional men. few
idlers ant none bnt are desjrons Of bet
te,;no their normal condition As We
hayo sold hsfor. ,hs sovaroi nrofass;ons
ara a,readv ovarcrowded in Wa.hinpton
rorr;tory. and onr most nroap, van, ,s
Tho nrasence of q real working nonnla
t;on spoh as f;shermar carnenters
coal-miners and blacksmi,hs among
men. and dalrymalds. domestics and
:" "'"' e'''' "s "
oA AA'- A"' AND " A'A AAN Ao
VI this territory. divided oy the Gas
cade mountains are so oirectiy eppo-
site in soil. climate and other geograph-
lcai characteristics, that they necessary
ly invite different elements of people
Thoso horn .rd hrad IN tho Sor,huas
:,
.ein oa'es, ~neie '.ech- raising ID 'he
WIN nn'' themselves oes, sul'eo WHO the
oioau p.an'es =, ae oo1"nola Cssin'
"nele 'ne suoculeu, puncn grass anolds
PAs'ul"ee 1or ooun'iess nerus o' cattle
noI ,.el az" 'ueep' "n" 'n""c """se
eai.y nIo uae oeen npen. ",ons 'ne AZ,
"a .autio seaoo".u VIII i' nnu user a., oo"n"
tno .no'. oonsn.", i"o".S. ul'e 'ne
.ae e.n poi'i.n "a 'ne y con
.s .Sno vi ,:.,,S .n. "I" ~ a."oe i"no'
70 ou' NJ. uo"o' ma 81 ,no ieola'n'
he the most profitabie on scconnr of
oHE.pNr.s OF rrn.Nsponr.r,ou
To morLet Tit costs 70, d.,,.rs nor
III, ro;, from WILL. VII. g.
s.n F-onc;soo .,a 6v. from T,s.,.a,
To rho Same ,o,nt II s,anas 70 r..so,,
d., .ho. ax
'D"' p-oo'' ~
ousheis on the owinomish hats, Is AS
good property as land that produces
sixty.two bushels to the acre near Waila
Walla. 1t is not what man produces
during the year. but what he has at th
end of his years work that determines
the success of farming This sec,lop
of country will yet boast of two or three
fishing towns like New London, Mar
blehead and Gloucester. Port Ludlow
already has become a second Brook
haven. noted for the builling Of coas.
ing vessels; and our own CITY is the
general distributing point. where the
several lines OF steamers converge fof
.no oa'.a a"n. 60 e. s d., ., o 10 son,S .S'
ward. but the
op.,x po,r M rur v,rupp
Will he nearer to the seat of agriculture
than wa are Wbenever the GRAIN cp,.
'ufe u 'n0 0"'noA-'''" A"'' i"'' o"'o' 81
that the store-keepers OF that section
will ship a thousand tons of wheat or
oats nor mo,tl. instead of two hr ,dred
as ar nresent then wa NAV eYnect IN
500 sbpns oo;no tn TI,saiadv mr. some of
The coves on Wbidhv Island for their
ca-ooes Rnt even that d.v ia fve
roars off Of ieast. and hy that time onr
c;,v will nrobahlv hoast a nonnl,,;on ot
nearly twice it's nresent pn.nber We
foresse in the fntnre Growth of the Swi.
nom;sb Grain trade a oreat deal of em.
nlovmenf for wagon. makers saddlers
blacksmiths and bag.makers-for the
sacking OF gram seems to De an lnev-
a 10 p.a,Go nun o,,s, " f.rper - go, " nanar ~ tnna
to exnerience anv relief.
rur r.srrpN popr1fx
OF this Territory ia best approacbed bv
.,o E.s.o- ;r.,,;o.... ~ - ~.
'ne i.ao'ei" .n"s' 'an' ie"'i"s VIC
train OF the Union racine railroad at
Kelton and taking the stage for Walla
WalIa nv the wav of Boise Citv. For
mon who arc Travelling alone This 10
dec;aedIv the hest wav If man ba.
a family he NAV nrefer tn coma nv the
no, of san Franc;sco bnt II ia q lono
nav aronnd and objectionable on ac
conpt of sea-sickness Nor is the ride
from Kelton tn WalIa Walla mnch Longer
than the weary staoe. road hetween
Rodd;ro in Iaiifor, ;a and Rosahnro
Oreoon Hence we dem the ronte hv
Kelton the most direct and advantage
Gus for the Immigrant The less money
.ne ne"'oe. ~ epeIus In ~ 'saon sa n's % ues