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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

E Ii has been suggested that q
convention Of the publishers Of the
TERRITORY. 10 consider matters requir.
an unsfv 81 aesio1. be hsid In shil
pAs~s dHrzag fx1r wssk, IN osscher.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

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Fellsws <A.~ss2 Ta~sAzr the follow
in< 0&rxr~- ". ". EExns, G. p.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

E Mr.. John T. Stewart, an old
resident Of King county, Who vas
adjudeed insane . few weeks ago
and sent 10 the Asylun, has made
too ina6setnal attempts to eommia
saicide-the 6r.s by drowning ~hil&
en- souas for thas snseitutson. aid sh<
sseoeA whsle in conxn<rn~ns, b,
saskAnag kimswlf vixk q sakle knife.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

E Exercises in the Baptist church
tomorrow, will be as follows: Preach
ing ut IL a. NJ; Sunday school at 12l
y. NJ; conversational Bible study at
Arx- Every one interested is cor
daily invited TO he present at any
and all these meetings
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

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ssl6sxn.. co1~rs~nsse@s hsEnrs. - be
Asah with - II co1fru1lsd by reason
issses3 If e~p<scs- The rspe~fsa
i.ilsr~s of tins serporszng sySssza
- sos inp4rssd wi~aom; and al
though the savages have been durlng
tAe psst four wears under the in-
mediate supervision and tutelage Of
the several religious denominations,
their nature has not been in the least
Affected by these Christianizing in
Auences through which it was
claimed 80 much could be accom-
plished. They are as cruel and re-
ientless in nature. to-day as before an
effort was made for their temporal
and eternal salvation.
If the Indian bureau ut Washing
ton was managed by anybody having
a just conception of tho Indian char
actsr, this state of things would be
brought to speedy close. A policy
of firmness and decision would take
the place of the temporizing rule
that has obtained, under which
the shrewd savage detects his advan-
tage and is not slow to use it, until
forbearance literally ceases to be
q virtue The inaexible course of
the Hudson Bay Co. and its results,
should afford light for present
grievance, if the professional philan-
thropists are not determined to ride
their hobby to death. Some of our
citizens listened but a few evenings
ago to q glowing account of the work
of Christianizing the Nez Perces tribe,
and several stalwart specimens were
ostentatiously exhibited as examples
of the regenerated heather. 1t was
claimed for them that their associates
had never murdered white man,
but before the echo of these words
had fairly died away the sound Of
conflict reached our ears.
It is possible that the difficulty has
been precipitated by Joseph's band
q few malcontents who have persis'
ted in doing about as they pleased.
Although they have by treaty stipula
tons abandoned claim to certain
tracts of country, they have persis
family refused to live on the reserva
ton, and probably the effort to com
pei them to respect these obligations
has led to the present hostilities
There again the Government is un
wise. If it intended to compe
obedience, it should have had power
within call sufficient to enforce it,
commands. The available militar,
force on the whole coast is less thar
. single regiment, and We have full,
1000 savagss to deal with, who il
their mountain Businesses, at a sea
son when food is plentiful. may b
ah,s for many months TO slade tn
pursuit md defy the power Of th'
military forcss-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

GREAT SURGICAL OPERATIoS.-Dr.
Davie assisted by DR.. Helmicken
and other members of the medical
faculty of Victoria on the 31st Of
May performed the operation Of
"ovariotomy" on Mrs. Lewis Fras-
er, of Mason County. The tumor
weighed IA pounds. This operation
is one of the most formidable ever
undertaken by surgeons, giving in
the hands of the most eminent Amer
lean and British operators mortal
ity of so per cent. In France and
Germany the death-rate is much
higher than this even. Mr.. Fraser
left his wife in Victoria convalesce Mt,
the operation in her case having been
entirely successful. The operation
was performed in St. Joseph's Hos
pital, the new building under the
charge of the Sisters of Mercy of Vic.
tOri8.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

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II Invsses e0szzzznsrsssons trS<z XXX
drea a<~o~rx.sun-. frurR grv~ers
elsewhere, aeAlerS and AssDeses-
Sach m OryAnEzAtSon L. capable Of
much good. ane ~e recommend the
example Get by the Lane county
growers in this matter to the bop
farmers of King, Pierce and other
counties in our own Territory.
, 1877-12-04

machine. md lnt-r, perhaps. rstn w,itm, ,,.,
nit. These rtnrhtrnt. arc m11r b.rl .,;L. ~
TACT approved NnrrI, i. 1H7 rcqnirr. ta,t ~ n
hunosn'e Secretary IT Waf shall tcat,aiy IN r. r.
annual report tic rtnhahe time when utIicrT - n,. ~
rncntA will hrtnme dnc.' pa''
Provision fur this payment Ia male in ~.
kuMry EVIL net Of Mnrcf . 1877, vnl II. - a;s as
provided It lrcnnea tito prior to lat " Fct,s',
arY, 1873. Should tho contingency nri<c tuh,s .'
aucnt to that date, It would np.cnr That ,nrsn,
provision must bc fnadc by Congress ios 'e, tn.
payment. ''
Il having been officially reported To nc ,h,.
there was nn opcn channel of greater ,1cpth thas
eighteen feet at mean tide to and from tne .aa
through the South Pass to the port Of New e.. a.
lcnns, directed, Aug. Is, 1877, the srspcn .,na
of tic operations. Tor the deepening Of i''S sSs
Southwest Pass un,1rr tho appruprja,fn, ~ ~
Ane, II, 1875, In compliance with the provision, n"
OF that act. uE0. w. MCCnaNr,
Secretary Of Vim,
, 1877-12-04

RHroRT or IuK SECRETARY OF WAK.
WAM DxrARrAgs7, Nov. ", ls77.-slK. FRRs-
1Dssr: have the honor 10 submit, ~ required
by law, the auuual report Of operations Of the
War Department. ;,
TAk ANNT.
In accordance witt tAe l,...,is Of the &ct Of
Congress- Of Aug. l5 lo1d, the l{tny ss
reduced to = maxiiuula u 4l,0tV uaeu. The
sains act requiring that DO reduction pa made
In the cavalry. 1t was found necessary ~ REFUGE
, 1877-12-04

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nmI s,,S. M -, ira or viii
~" NJ. por,ns inH'nna ,,',ior t,htc, 'io,",,,
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a@c mi .tIii III ,t.niar,c r iic,, ifnw.r mi.
fiihhnn mi f.,I NtIi.. ond ,hc 'f,,rrra n,,,l men
,,n,cr ihr.r cnunnJ IN ,t,c nIo.rc,,ttn" n Wiz
mn.i rrn,arkniit, ,.a,,,at,r,,'
XIII, t;'n s"rre,;,inr ~ 'ic<c,r c,,,ca 1nttan
,o.s;sitfc. ~ f,r tho mreso", and III ~ hnnr' fnr
III f',ture =. ,~c,, II |. nnt in,rcver, wi.e 10
a"sum" Tint Iii ,ianocr {. ns.sri nni thnt the
jnian trcs t,,, our frontier viii tron, this time
fnrwnri rr,,,nfn NJ IN nr,r' Wh,in h,rtu0 for Tia
iuss, ami M " ,,nahe ~ scrr;n,, md nrr,erynr
ncnrc. wc shm,t6 tnl;c tncas,trrs snr rnfortur
nrtlicnrc r., III. ns,ionni nnti,orr = nnI I,,rn1nni.
~ s"t,urcs.;rr rvr,r mnncnrnr,n IT hn.,iiffv.
Wnh n2 icasi y,oEI} unriviiiari ini,ans within
our hnrttcrs ihcrn ID t,rrnx;rn fnr fhr utn,n,t
yt,nur tn ihn cniI tl,nt tIc itvrs ntMl t,rnncrty
RI r,iixrns ~, IN. fronitrr NAV ~. t,,tv n.y,.
trctrJ, "' ''
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, 1877-12-04
POSTAL NoxEY-onDEn SYSTEM.

POSTAL N0xEY-OHDEn SYSTEM.
The number OF domestic iuotlcy-Or1tr Offices
In operation nt the commencement Of the fiscal
wear was N,ii97; Ala arc In operation al thedatc
of this report.
tpc 10 s72,sD.s09.o, and tho number
pad was 4,5t,9.u7a1 amounting to ~;
amounted in value TO s4cn,sls.72, which sun. Is
10 be added to the amount ot orders paid, max
inr the total payments 2,0os, ,41o.21, aud the
excess Of thu payments over tho issues ss7'-
MILES
Fees amounting to eGa3 74sos were received
Gy roslmastcfs 1Ur tho issue OF domestic orders.
A lcercnsc is shown by tho foregoing state,
ment Of the years transactions, wllcn compared
With that Of tho previous year, amounting 10
tl lf5 4J OY or 5.4H pcr tent, ID tho orders Is
sued: $4,1H,4l4H,, Ur G.4O per ccnt IN nrtieFa
raid: and 81, ,050.55. or 3,40 per cent In tho
ices received.
The domestic money orders fesuctl during tho
year averaged 214.T5, the nyeraEu being u conts
smaller ttlan that Of tho previous ycar: ann the
nycrngr fec upon each order wns l@.tb cents,
being d 2B ccnt lcas than the average OF tho pre-
yiuus year. ...,.........
The following statement showing the revenue
which accrued On domestic tNoney-oruc trans
actions during the fiscal year ended juno H0,
1871, has been reported by the Auditor:
Fees received on domestic money-Or.
ucrS ISSUED. sfn' ~
Premiums, tsc.............'........''. ooo'
, 1877-12-04

| ttccr {A3a}, John fiuMft1n, First Artilleryl III
not AEtng upon the rioters Was Thy moro roll
/ Injury.
desire. 10 this connection, emphatically 10
express my obligations to Ma1. 1.-Gen. Winfield y.
Na,lcock. Unltral StAtcs Army. commanding tho
! Military Geographical Division VI the Atlantic,
for his untIrny envrgy aud great skill IN direct.
tDE the movements u troops.
| TH1 MEXICAN n0KDER.
Dy 4 rcsoIutlon of tho liousg Of Representa-
1 tue President was requested u communicates aii
Information lA lila pNssexs[on relating u this
condition of tho Mexiran border IN Texas, aud
t. any recent v!ulatton ot The terrltury of the
United statea by ancursiuns from Mexico, III
response ~ thla request all the Information In
IA. possession Ut allls department. upon tte sut,-
Jevt !'as tee. transmitted 70 that body. A
unnecessary. 1t u sufficient u say t1lat
ths lawlres IucuraIunt by armed band. frul,
t4u territory ot Mexico lnto the State
Of Texas, for the purposes Of robbery aud pluu-
llavr long been III thu h4bt ot crossing tho Dor
| der, committing lcpTetlatlnns, aud Aecug lor
safety back tnto Mexico. ThIs state u tiiInga
has continued tyr a'any ycara. aud, Ia conse-
Gurdering On the Rio urailde have auii.rcd
Ettutly, and hasu. with great reason, CON.
p!atnrd and appealed 10 tue United Statcs for
incussIonA cannot as s1oppvd W long " tho
tioysrnnlcnt u Mexico IL either unabir Or uil-
willing u punish thu ularauIers, and tho Uuttrl
States Is prevented 1roM crusalnE the lso
ura1ide n their pur.uit.
Mexico has not beeu ube to keep upon her
frontier tt'rce able and disposed 10 either pre-
vcnt these Falds' ur punish the raiders upvn
tletr return With their oooty. This state Vi
things Las rendered Il necessary to cunsler uo-
uer what circumstances the troops Vi the United
statcs may bc ordered to rruss tbs liuu in pus-
suit u these uiarauders aud for tilu PURPOSE OF
Furnishing theni aud fet9sesing stolen pFopcrty.
Upon careful coi1stieration 1t was deemed
| pro!sr to ltrect Gcu. Ord, commanding Ia
Texas. ih the exercise Of his Own discretion,
when fn pursuit VI baud u nAIsudg1a, " iol-
low tle'l. citllcr Wien tue truous asu tu sight
II thetn ur upon = fresh isal! acsoss the Iio
Grande, mud until they arc osestakcn and pun.
Eted, an4 tue stolen prupefty teeoycEu.!.
usa %lll to be able 10 state that, although
| the ousucr has several times bccn crossed ia
plrsua1,ec u the order aboya mentioned, tue
| ltleIhlly relations LctwecA the tvo eoua:fica
! Lave not Gren disturbed. Grn D:u hay Lyrn
! n'rceLcl that whenever Alext4n 1.Auol NJ.
! p1escut aud pseuarri u i4t''tt.yL sv..ca.iu-,
, 1877-12-04

~'Ss1'ses"~@''''' s'ts *'* ''''"' s~'tt"@o'" ""
Total............ ..., ..sll III, ILL., ~
THY estimates for the support ot ei!o military
establishment are lor ua ARMY oi =, ,uN uallstcu
hen, Hnl tho aggregate tlEieuf snay ba In
creased Or l,lnlntshcl tn propoEtlun as tho
s.sungt, or tAe aftay Is lInaliy liked At larger
0F .nlallcr number.
tbs csItnatss subul.tcl by the chiefs VI
bureaus layc, IN some Instances, Dcen considers
ably reduced, aud 1t IL believed that thu sevcral
sums HOW uakcd are tllu awrst that cun oe at,-
proprlatctl consistently with Just regard for
the puhllc intercsts. In tic aggregate III these
submitted III pursuance Of statutcs requiring tho
annual expenditure Ut deii,.lle su1n4 VI ,nUney,
hut lefale to inttera festlng entirely In tile tiis-
cEctton Ut Congress. " this class arc appru..
lcfclsu: river al,l hasbur improvements; built.
ings alRl grounds III aud aruuud Washington; ;
Washington AHucduet, mud surveys. For tlieac
puFposcs, estimates, ug1regattnS $l0, ah ,sooy
lave thought proper 10 reduce the cstilnatcs
44r rivers mud Aarbors to tue aggregate of
$3,0l$.Ap, aud fus toFliaeatioua to the agSrc-
gate q eea It. r pfo!st 9 t,l. howsyct, t. o.
as pfrscelsd by tha Chief u Engineers, wcrs
prepared and 60btnltted by hin, III cu,uplIauce
Mlth numerous ucts o! CougrcAs.
IMPROVEMENT 0t Tns Aotrn OF TUE A1ss1s-
SIrPt KltEA.
In order to enable this Department 10 carry
into effect, ou behalf OF the United Stulea, tie
proYlxiuns ol tho act Ut Congress- authorizing
Jaldrs y. Ea1s to CONSTRUCT aurA jetties an1
other ouxtlia1y works " are nccessary tu Icr.
luauentIy .Aalntalu ! wi,u anu deep chalitlel
from lhu Mississippi River through the suuti.
Pass to the tius1 VI Mexico, an uIlircr Vt the
Corps " Eussnctrs is stationed Ut The South
tlnie the nature and condition VI tho work in
pFshkffks, thq depth vi wutcr mud width Of ylRt.
nStAlfaf aud maintained.
the 3l.t Of October = report showed 4 20
= A1nfItL nj Il
, 1877-12-04

AHu NlNeu C|lAtHGAEtA0 oHl} lA9 tFAiIl-
ed aHd experienced ao!litry. CoolHess,
stsadiucsss nnI Implicit uhcdiencn u,
orders arc tho qualifications most
nest!c'i IN soldiers who aFe ~ deal With ali cx-
cited and c1aApcratcl mob; atll they are quail
ttesacqulrcu only " tralnlng, aud are seldom
found IN inexperienced militia.
~ View OF thcso considerations, It IL fcspoct-
fully recommended that authority bo givcn to
tue President to
IAc4HAsH THE STRENGTH
ct tho ticploteu cut,,patles low etubrucel with.
In the arlny urranfzutiol
The ar,uy now has a sufficient nu1nhcr NJ
officers. rska"aeuts, and companies; but tho
companies aro loU sluall. rscsun,ucuI ,hat
tlu President Uu authorized to recruit MI r,,,n.
pauies of Infantry to t!ity Ipc,, eart,. n,,d III
batteries Hf artillery to scycnty.Eyn rn,., ,.,.i
with power, la lls discretion, In Ease of emsrs
Rcl,cy, To increase tbs fuffnur IN I'm mi h lat
ter u ~ men each. w may safely assu;,,s
that such discretion would Lu exrrr{setl VII
becoming moderation nuu nr11,{en,s,. nt,1 ~.
fcsuIt Would he that the grand n.swr,.v,;a ,s,i1
never, lu any probubie rrrrrwrt,rv "ri*.
iuu In the rrtrsx NJ inn,r'.!ys nv.
crc.I 40,O0O men. willie MUM w,m,'l MI.
dec to ulcet auy Ictnalkis uIn,n Tho arnnv .i,at
cau at this time be turtalnlY auticipatcIt.
question. tha, there r,itst .iwnys ~. = i,r,a
pcrycnlavU vi m army moi ayuilafI. fs,r dntv IN
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NOOk, WASHER. and lkONLE' OF GEN-
Y EHNi ~END.h-Iva highly rtape. .a'.r idit
woman the br- ~ reference, ~ t', t'i' '''
,ooE n-tfs GOOD baker excellent Eh-tr. tId -t'''
t1..r4rd l.U..pr. Thoroughly, .olti nnu,-t Wins,
AMI pblsur: cy OF country. Apply 10 bo'nIiAA - $50
d Ia ff.F
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EENERAL HOUSEWIVES ?

II prl',t,n woman would Lae place u the uutry is
plain family cook. makes bread ahI t-cIl AHh .''u
a. b.r and frusr. mas guld reference W1-r- - can De-
s.su at PAEISs A1LNCl, removed 90 I,-- broadway De-
tween 32d and 35d STA
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situations females.

ADVERTI>ENENIs FOR IiiE r NE W. W.
rows 0FtlcE9 So. I,45~ ai9a"E1.t cor l--. ~. r.I
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Isl IArtaN". cor 'lr-NtN.- ,. Il. r.-I.tr
TisIIsm savings BAN BUIcl.sl ~ Uo 8 j. u-7 do --
Office rates
At NORISON7 Fir,t-class, oldest ana mos,
a reliable ~EHNAN1~' OFFICE c'IA', , M. ,l'tti,.cd
80 ,re ,.sf Is ELN NI- fYr every .afa.43 ,i "e
E'ric. tbs address particularly aud droh Ai-'i'.'
A SITUATION wanted by q respcctanlt,
\ ,,1 piorse,aut woman o. lNFAA l'e y l. ISL ,
tn4, care u All infant from IT, lL. go
b at, Al present employers Apply az BLDh4L 70 ''' "
ave. d.
--IuT2IRTRWAID WANTED-By q Swedish
a,a,.i,er1Isid. leaving because OF employers sl"s
80 ee al present employ CT! VI aldita' w. -
West 3IstsI
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ftIp iOanteO

COOk-Wanted. good cook in a small
- private family oly those v!Jh Grtcass city references
need apply az 32 West j2i r.. after 10 O'clock.
/ AID WANTED-Of about 10 years OF age,
m the office MAMMA .i.rug and importing tim. Al
dr,ss ryfescaee w. CV 4. Y. BOA 5iCO
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Zoos, WASH and iRUA.-A scotch fiol-
< --,u. woman. orb r.o- ala a' ilo. ,i ~ n .r
gqu. good reference. ci. c.uL1- 900 o.ua''r "'''