Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

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stamping out every such illegal ad-
venture. Ii will lie a fatal delusion
to believe our government will wink
at them. On this point our military
commands are instructed unequivo-
cally.
Protection Of Timber Lands.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-When the
evidence furnished by the agents
justifies legal proceedings against
depredators Oh timber upon govern
ment land the agents are forbidden
to make any compromise with Of
tenders. Under this arrangement,
Notwithstanding very limited means
were at the disposal of the depart
ment for the purpose, seizures of
timber, have been made in Minnesota
and Louisiana within two months,
the value of which aggregate more
than the full amount received by the
Government during the preceding
20 years. The commissioner believes
that with proper appropriation the
wholesale plundering can be stopped
and many millions of dollars saved
to the Government. The commits
sioner includes the Pacific coast
among the districts where be says
the cutting and removal of Govern
ment timber fraudulently has been
very great. He says in the mining
districts vast quantities have been
used in propping up mines and
burned into charcoal for smelling
ore, and in other localities it has
gone into the usual channel of the
timber trade to very large extent.
Indians as Soldiers.
New York, May 2S.-The Sun says
Capt. Macdonald, a wealthy resid-
dent of San Francisco, is the real
author of the proposal that Indians
shall be employed as a military Or
ganization to be auxiliary to the army.
At his own expense he trained and
drilled a company, representing
tribes on the Pacific coast, and it was
his exhibition of their proficiency as
soldiers that gave the War Depart
ment its new theories in regard to
the best uses to which the Indian can
be put. He is an enthusiast with re-
gard to Indian soldiery. He has
written to the Secretary of the In
terror embodying his views on the
subject.
Story ofa Wreck and Crime.
HALIFAX, May 23.-A vessel COM
manded by Capt. Rideout, was lost
on the French shore of New Found
land in 1874. A st. Johns paper
says a person from Bourne Bay re-
lates the following: The captain had
81 600 on his person at the time the
craft went ashore near a hut occupied
by an old hunter. known as Jacks.
All OF the crew got ashore and built
tent. Acertain Bourne Bay wreck
er, with members of his family, visit
ted the tent and offered to pilot them
through the channel. The offer Was
accepted. and while the party were
crossing the pond the members Of
the e-ww were shot. three falling q,
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