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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07

reference TO the New York Govern
orship. The Democracy are appar-
emily hopelessly divided upon nom
nation. The Tilden men adhere
tenaciously to Robinson, but Tam
many revoits savageIy, aud refuses
to listen to any compromise. Dor
sheimer hopes and expects Robin
spn's defeat in the Convention, to
be followed hy his own choice. The
"dark horse" in the race is still
said to be Tildep himself, who is
disposed to run for Governor If 1t
seems necessary to enable him to
secure the State for himself in
the National Convention. The
chances, however, favor Robinson,
who is weak with the Democratic
workers, and whom the Republic
cans consider the easiest to defeat
of all that have been named. Re
publicans generally are in good
spirits, feeling assured of securing
the Independent vote OF the State
this year. chi. fly because Robin
sons administration has been de-
cidedly partisan in Tilden's inter
est. The contest for their Guber-
Material nomination seems tn be
settling down between Cornell as
the candidate of the machine, and
Theodore M. Pomeroy of Cayuga
county. The chances are believed
to favor the latter because of hi-
popularity in the rural districts,
while not offensive to any faction
of the party. His nomination is
believed to be nearly equivalent to
an election.
The Deadly Heat.
NEW YORK, August 4 4-Over
tw.n'y deaths were reported at the
Coroner's office this morning. The
deaths were doubtless accelerated
by the great heat.
The Minister 90 Russia
NEW YORK, August 0th.-A
World Philadelphia special says:
Eff.rts to secure the appointment
of Minister to Russia for eX Gov
ernor Hartranft have failed, the
President having been in
fluenced by Matthew Stan.
ley Qnay, who wants Galusha A.
Grow exiled TO Russia. Qray
wants 10 succeed Senator Wallace
In the Senate of the United States,
and as the election takes place a
year from next January, the fore
sight of Quay is manifest, when it
is known that Grow is his most fo.-
midable competitor.
Minister seward and Coasut IL alley.
NEW YORK, August 5.-A Sun
Washington special says: Seward,
Minister to China, will probably
resign as soon rs the Judiciary
Com mittee of the House can re-
port. Bailey, Consul General at
Shanghai, will be the next to fall.
Evideuce has been procured show
ing that While Consul at Hong
kong he appropriated $4,000 of
funds received as EN-
igratlou tees.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07
ILLUSION.

My baby boy sat on the floor
His big blue eyes were full Of wonder;
For lie had never seen before
That ably ON re mirror door
What kept the two, 50 near. asunder?
He leaned toward the golden head
The mirror border franz d within,
Until twin cheeks like roses RI
Lay side by side; then softly said
II tan't dit out; tan 800 tum in ~
-iyUOun7f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07
PACIFIC COAST
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
GooDALL, PERKINS & CO., AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
August Schedule.
Coming South Going North
:.... a.. 4 + Hi
9..ssa... 5s,y sas ss July Ny 50 avg Aug.
Ancon...... Aug. aug. +, ,oI u 20
Orizaba.... ~ III ~ 10
AncOn .-.. III " IA loI :, 10
OriZaba... VI " III y :. Za
AncOn see. ~ " u 20 30
0rizaba... " 81 sept
AncOn...... sept llSept olSept 81 . -
Orizaha -. 6l 81 lUl u
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hariord
(SanLuisObispo)and santa Barbara; On
The down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
a6- Passengers tor san FranclscO take
the train foI Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3-45 o'clock p. M, Los An
2eles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07
Agricultural Implement Depot
.... AT 80.
WATKINS & sC0TT's ALAMEDA FOUNDRY
San Jose, Gal.

Agent for Walter A. Woods New Iron
Nc wer, Reaper and self-Binder, Haines' Sim
cle- Gear Header, Improved Sweepstakes
fhresher and sulky Rakes; also, the Cele-
hrated Revolving sulky Rake. and the Cham.
MON Revolving Rake. and the well known
Wffin Revolving Rake; La Belle Farm Wagons
and Spring Wagons OF all descriptions.
The attention OF the farmers is particularly
called to the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07
Eos Alsgcles AcmlA.

lShed every morning except Mon
day,
by -
.s<,ss E,PII u. LYNCH.
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PHYSICIANS.
Isaac Fellows, nj. d.,
HO MOE HIS II.

OFFICE-No. Odd Fellows Building
Office Hours-l0 to IL A. NJ: TO p. NJ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07
FOR SALE.

By the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Association, the best Orange and SEMI
Tropical Fruit Land In the state. Water
right goes with the land. Apply to the
office of p. Beaudry, No. 81 New High st.
aplStf +. w. WOOD, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07

Author Of the Dictionary Of Congress,
"Priyate life Of Daniel Webster" "Red
Book Of Michigan"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07
the GREAT REFERENCE BOOK
OF the CENTURY.
Biographical Annals of the Civil Govern,
psnt OF the United States, During the
First Century of it's existence,
Ey Chae. Larnan,

FROM ORIGINAL AND OFFICIAL SOURCES
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07

Plans of steamers cabins at agents Office,
where berths may be secured.
FOR WAY PORTS.
The steamer Constantine or Senator
leaves san Buenaventura aud santa Bar
bara for san Francisco every Saturday,
calling at way ports.
Freight steamers leave San Francisco
for San Diego and way ports about every
Ten days, carrying stock, combustibles.
etc.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07

McJAvE, August &c. S. Den
nison, Mrs. H. A. Mason, II. A
Mole and wife, j. Lnnkershim, e.
Boakefsky, G. II. Ch"mpion, A ID.
Jenny, s. Taylor & rgeant, VIM.
Marmion, w. J. Weed. c. Wool
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07
CaI,faraia s.aud Case.

WASHINGTON, August An the
ease OF John Wilson against Saliva
dor Greialva and Juan Maria
Vignes, in the Los Angeles Land
District, the Sc, .etary Of the lnte-
rior has affirmed the decision Of the
Com m njssiOuer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07
Yeiiow Fever.

Boston, Aug. 1.-The brig Ste.
phen Bishop, from R"gua la
Grande, is detained at quarantine,
having yellow fever on board.
When four days out the mate died,
and subst quen,ly the disease broke
out among the crew.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-07

Receive Sayings Bank deposits.
Buy and sell exchange on San Francesca.
Frankfort. -. !. - ut
Buy exchange on all parfH Of ~ ~
States aud Burop6. p . 1|'I g.
Reco1ve money on open o1ool1m1
tidcato Of Depo11t, md ~
banking and cxchaugo nQ11n(
, 1879-02-01
TIE CASE or LIEUT.. RLAIR.

For some time past the papers have
been iuIl at drnunrintiuns against Lieut.
Blair OF the Is h U. 8. Infantry, tor mar
rying the widow "i former Col. ot
that regiment, when he already had onr
wife. AS we lmvr quite M intimate ar-
guaintancr with the man. it may interest
our readers to read what we know uf
him. He is II native at Scotland, was in
the British arm, when in lnhm at the
time Ot the mutiny of 1857. serving in
the western part ot Hin'lostan. He Ic
ceived his discharge NJ the end 0t thar
war and returned 10 Scotland. Soon
after hc became employed in the chem
icai works OF Glasgow, the largest lnnn-
uiactury cf the klnd in the worl,l. Hc
and held II responsible pos tion
there for years.
%" Just prior to the close of the r, Ellion
nc came tn Am, rica, leaving his wife IN
SEQ hand lmnr,Ii hrly ON his arrIv
he enlisted in tn" Engineer BIT nlnn o.
the U. :. Il guInr Army ~ NV York
city. We had enlisted only few d,ys
before, and it being very colt weather
and II chance for him to draw clothing
for several days. hrshlrrd ON hlnnkcis.
elise he would have sutf rcd severely
from the COLI. Shortly afterwards we
we're all forwarded tu Richmond. thence
returned io Washington aud W mt into
camp on Arlington Heights. near FoIt
B rry. II vile, WIN had followed hun
Ia New YnrE, aud MISSED him. cnnp on
20 V rgnia anl me- him At The Bnt'ali ~
camp near Fort B rry. lie furnished
hrr with money aud persuaded her to
return Ia Scotland. This is tIic l,st We
ever h,arl of her.
Alter the war, the Biialon was sent
tn Nill,tt's Point. n. Y. llarbar. where
.fr were iu the same gaui,un ior ever
tao wars Duuug this time Thomas
Bl ir vs. rmpluyci hrs. as Clerk m the
Aljuuuts oflicr, then hg was made
'rs. H.r of iltr tluldr,n ur Ihc suluicrs
ul t.rr g,ru,pn snd Post L.bnnar, the
Poet L,.ury containing s.yrrsi tioB
.sui ,b.umrs H. lhu .atm,r ~ 1907.
vita d uuaHtr 1i Jih-rs. LC sent u, ore
, 1879-02-01

the 'Ntminin" hnlrd and passed the r\-
tmlunr,nn i,r a cnmml>s nn m the Rr.-
u'hr ARM.
W. SHOULD have applied t" 90 h'or.
lh" sane "nrl. w,rr II not. 'hlr tlir ap
phranrN Wcr' T qulrrh H. be- over II
years at ng,'. nnd Wr were hardly tN,nty
~ that lmr. An r to,ug Mi"rr the
Ia nrl aud p,Nsing. he " \ returned Ia
c.. duty AMI mrdr C"rpnral ~ th.
Bat alj"n. which rank hr hcid when hr
received hi> commission ut : coud Lieut.
m 'hc l5uh luiuty shortly airrlMnrls
ii" hns a. vrr wrlriru Ia Us. tut W.
lnv" tn qnrnr heard alout hiuL H.
mn It. m ilirint officer. WAS prnmor, Il
10 Fr>t Lrul. and male Il .inrutal
A'DuIant - number oi Irnrs npu.
Gn G"r'lun Granger hrI promi rnt
position N one ui the allr generals ot
tie MAR At iisclnsr lis regular army rank
WIS CD. at the 1thtrlnntry, at w,ich
regiment TnnS. Isl ,r mcnmc the Aliu
Tan. When Gen. Granger dru, Leu.
B!Ir WAS :, lrcird ~ " trusted officer
an'i trirnd at his former commander tn
take ch RE ot the funeral escort in
t'king the l"'ly east. This wns nearly
tw' years a"". Nov TINT he has mar
RI d the widow, the position thar h. has
w"u hy IA years faithful service nill hr
lost, il il should rr"vr Sru that his for
ner wiIir is still living AMI unlivnrc II,
as II court martial Inns been appointed II"
investigate the matter.
Or him, nn ,xc.InDg" says:
wldow wns given gov. rnm"nt place
ut $40 = m"ntli. Commodore Vnnd,r-
hilt lift her $2O.OCo. Lieu. Thomas
Biar. OF Cen. Grange's old regiment.
lu ne 1" tIr. Widows heart nnd
they were married at Snutr f. abo 10 five
months ,g". Now il falls out tlmt this
Lieut.. Blair is n higamist. there lrig
proof in the War Department that in
has n wife ~ 5 scotland. G neral Shur-
nau n warn ir,dnd III Mr.. Granger. has
writ, n 10 her at SinIr + telling her I"
return 10 Washington. II is said that
Bair 'ill he prosecuted and court mar
talcd.
, 1879-02-01
REM NRKs

II may srrm str ,ngr to sre So many
lndmn nnmrs ~ ARE given above. VT
whn that nnmmr at people. who ar
r, sId,ntS At The county, were snlir,iuus
Ut being heard. AMI anxious io testify To-
their good will towards the settlers al
the Snnhnmi>h, aud of tie good IN
fair treatment they always have received
than to publish their statement, even ii
il does r. fleet severely On the Indnn
Agent.
The Inlians know their own intrrrs's
in the matter, much better thpn the
agent. the logging interests "f this
river are worth 10 the Indians of the
II scrvati"n over $i0.OO0.Oo annually.
and they derive benefits mtnvtoli great.
rr from ,h" loggcrs AMI from logging
here, than from nll that IL sprnt hy ilr.
government t0 maintain th. Tu'alip r. ~
rrvati"r; even though Uncle Sam ,lnrs
spend rwn or tnrcc tims that nmou.r
annually t" keep up that rr.crvali N; yet
yet only very small part of it ever b Ii.
e6ts the Indians, and still less now tnan
formerly.
TIE Indians ARE NIL indignant to ser
the pleasant relations that have 81 long
existed with their white neigh
hors even threatened; they feel ill.t the
antagonsm between Maj. Marion AMI
the loIgrrs, could have been avoided,
had the Mi. !""krh to the real iutcreS,s
of both the whites and the Indirns and
made different representations 10 the dr.
pirtments.
Even the Indians do not admire that
kind ut patriotism in U. s. officer that
would fly the Am, rican flag Icre,th a
French ensign.
, 1879-02-01

A lmrl MA written poem entitled
"Thr CurSr "l E'pt lIa,ds." But M
empty InIrl is not aS h,I ~ two p,irS
when your "pprn NJ h,1 flush. You
N0ul lcr and los IN two pans. but an
empty lmod w"ul'i tempt y"u not.
rhI. plngrnpN wns InInde in ~ II
wur'l Y young man and We hnn't nnhr
Sraud it. 1t may bru clphr dispatch
fur all w.. know.
, 1879-02-01
JnIas v.rnc's yoyngn nlonnh the world

JnIJS V,rnrs voyage around the world
in eighty days." rays Gd'gNani. has
10" hrcn surpassed by Nj. lIars. Amer.
Icun Consul At Alexandra. Egypt. who
has ,lOnr the iourncy in sixty eight days.
IL ro"k h,m lwclny days in 20 lrom
AI,x,ndnh to san Franci ,cu, 10y Bindisi
P,n-. London, Lycrpool anil N,w York
twenty day, Hl-o 10 ~ iTm San Francis.
co o. Yokohama, six days 81 rach
llungkong, ten days &" tnV.l from this
latter p'acr 1" C,y y."n. and tNrlye days
more {" - from CeylYn 10 su.L. whca
he got back 10 AlrIaniria Ia ssry
f.u day,.
, 1879-02-01
a ssuEGir i;,.. A'huaeiirlScrs.
HO,YSJ'S BI=r.

a fast man on i,t day took hi.
horse m went IL the end ut the fast
land. AMI thrrc it'd him fast, and M fs'
AS h. ruIlld b. broke bus tart. Then hr
IU.c nrd touk oil als hose and went w.ih
his h'Se along the rows, nnd put I.c
r,Isc ~ Ihc rnd ui I'll, huS.--wu "a.
every one knows, ia sort al nose. s,
his hn-' waters every Io~ IN all tnc
rows. Now say Va" knows how tor
i II Nighl c"uli learn lcry fast I {
n,raniny ~ hoes and rnss "r kurWs aud
NOSE, or a. pr nny rite light. ur
even o. Nrgu' utr rghi, n his living
depended ou getting s'me light which
involved the night WuSius u, wright,
81 shl. WTlIg aud rte.
, 1879-02-01

The 60 .,uns,onrr, "t In iians uff,irs
in his am II Il report asks I"r rhr Indinn
srvic, mex year $j,aOO0,OON, viii h is
$5pO.OOO more than appropriated t r tho
rurant N,nr. The incrras, is principally
for the purposr of rxtcn ling educational
fn"iltl,s /" certain tiib, nrd to SuhSist
u num er who orc unable to help them
selves. -.
, 1879-02-01
GOING 1T ALONE.


A lady in Linden, WImtcom county,
q ,ds the 10 loving. taken from the
HUJ0rd COurint. with the rnmrk, that
the l"v spoken al is Andrew B. Sm,th,
youngest brother at II. W. Smit, ~
LIn,ln ON the Noo-ark. Anrrw came
directly To- Shnmc instead 1T Seattle"
WHAT WAS SAID oF HIN.
a month or more ago as was mentioned
at the time u iiitlr fellow only about
twelve years old. an iunrt. Of the lInu
fp,d Orphan asylum, was sent by llm
managers 10 friends in Seattle, Wn>hin.
ton Territory, who had written Tor MIN
to come AMI I'VE wilh Them.
H.. ha,l tn ,kc the long j"urn'y al
alone but Ilc st about II ur vrIy ana
wIIh card pinned 70 his coat. giving
hi, name and rlrsiin ,tinn, and thrnu III
ickct in his pocket along with wrirtn
hircctipns, hr ST "ur mrrr Iu of conf
IL nee hy tar than those 'ho. hAhe him
good bye. However, he has gol
through rIl riGnt.
Here Is his Ii st letter tn Hartford AMI
1t shows that they inrn onl pretty BRIGHT
hoys NJ the institution where he has
been b ought NJ.
, 1879-02-01

From a late S,m Fr ,nrl-c" exchange
VT hear thai the firm of Pnw s. Tlbos
was dis,o'y"d hy the lreth "l Mr. P"po
and rhm w. c. Tallor. .. F. a. TalhoE
and w. II. Talbot have l"mrl II Co
partnrrslp under the s,mr title.
, 1879-02-01

Rns,in h,S Cnmmrn"rd snl'ng her
crop of ngitntors I" Smrin. tn" cold
weather Of th,t frigid r"slm is NOR" i"r-
mhhlr 10 open mir gnth' rings Than tho
most savage official pr"nuncmm"n'os.
, 1879-02-01

The Nebraska tirnls wh" 0nnrh Two
men nj the stake. and "tIrrNlsr horribly
tortured them, have been cnugNlt. Willie.
it npprnrs like deed nl ho idn> l"vl lsy
to merely hang snch misrrrnn's, it Is not
10 siblr ior civilized law 10 1t" more.
, 1879-02-01

We mid = ml Inn" w. were 4 days
irnm Sp ulii".d ru OmrM 4 tight irnm
Ontlr - Frisco. y police pm me in
rnrrG. al 4 wcmu going thrnu !h 10
Frisco Shr had two chrihlrrn nui th'rr
wns h"y nav >lz' III / got ~ there tN",
h. Mas aonr. hr cam" from O.Wr9n y y.
W : go ug rhrough /" ~ brtun near Sac
T. m,n,a. he Iidn'r hiring any hnnkrt
Wi,h lnm 81 hh ~ -alrr w'h him.
II' had u l"N 10 carry hS vc'u,lS in
aud the vi,IutS nll moli.h. bet your
hn, : I Irln'r .ivr ii u any 9ruh. for hr
h,h m,ury nod r"ul hu' som. more.
TIE animal. that saw were Antelope
Drr prnrir d'g. i''X squirrels & rabbits
tw hak"iunn iull mr that after We
eros rh rh. n Platte river We could 50"
brifIn hu j. was ~ dark we couldn't
s"r ,hrm. w" caught little spur Il
and ct him =" again.
dan- rr H. nn the tram with us and
they was the greatest H. ggarS lrv,rs'w
they want muck murk and BITS tllit
means virtmIs & m"ney.
When gh Ia Oakland man came
on rhr tr'iu & toll IN" that h" would
'nkr me- IL Mi>s---'s house. We
got th r. alb nj ! u'cImk in tlm morning
| Ia>rd over night and the next mnIn
ing she took nm over tn her cousins in
Fisc" they t'uk me t. men, ,gcrie and
thrnngh Chinn town.
The first snow We saw WAS nj Chry.
rmnr We Inl-t through ~ snow sheds nn
the Central ? lcitic II. T. & 40 miles "t
snow Sheets through tie Sierra Nevada
M,s We SAW finger rock castle rock giants
ten pot the lone tree il is 1909 nil
from Chicago il did look 81 odd all
alone "n til" plains.
There WAS u 'itI- boy lost in the 81
crra Nevada NJ sa short time before we
Cnnr 0at AMI was 4 days and nights
without tn",l when they louni him h.
was drr,n9rd they asked h m wuat he
WAS hooking inter and he sad he wns
Looking aIt"r work hoy ) gears nlh.
When | lett FRISCO [ stayed on DICK till
, 1879-02-01

The p", pi" at the eastern sntrs ARE
experiencing rongh N harl winter.
The snow j. deep. ihr storms nrc sewers
and fr 9ucn', and cold snaps r'ne often
L,N week The mercury .tooh ~ below
zero vt S., P,ur 20 b.lnw at ChhAgo,
rs below II, Yankton, nnd the whole
east exvc:irnrr very r"ll weather,
, 1879-02-01

Caleb Cushing. II noted 'lrm"cratio
uolitirmn of MnsSarhEs tls, Il r'i at
Nrwmryp RI on the 2na "i J Jnu1ry.
llr was minister to Sprin aud has held
pp.i,i ions in the cabinets "f III" Presidents.
, 1879-02-01

Wash. Tcrr. Oct. 10 1873
DpHr---

thought | would write
YOU lev lines to dir. | lett SJrng
fell Mt $50. got u Albany about ~
and 3 aid in the d"ppt I'LL 5"',lnck IN
the morning then tnnS The uan ,ur But
ialn the conductor saw me on the rruin
aIl right cot to Crica u at night nd
had to stay there TILL 70 u'rl,rk the H. Et
dag. as there was no trln irt Council
Bluffs that night
Sunday Lot to Council Bluff, { The
propIe wsrc working the same ~ any
olh,r day. I got Co Omaha sl,uut uuon
ani We lail there about two hours. { wss
tle last one that got their trunk chsrk-
Cd
, 1879-02-01

The wheat fleet grhr"i in Sun Fran
else" To convey the surplus crop "f t'nS
scnM,n is bigger than aver '"t"rr. Forty
tour vessels cleared in September I'm
nv,r,gr ol about 200 rnns mcl'., md
III, IT, are now some sky vessels 'n'port
with II carrying capacity "t 23jO,OOo
bIsh.ls
, 1879-02-01
News Items.

The lntrinn of Dos nn j. mnrr than
one ihird ni that ul the whole state Of
MM-Sirhurts.
, 1879-02-01

"whilc or aud ~QuI a-tump., the
Indians c1nyiltri ui the murl.r uf Grp.
C'gyan, Wrrc executed a. PsnIl,,Ol,
Orsuu, oa lAg iO,h ,nst
, 1879-02-01

o. ~ Plbli uf Mrrilcu, Cian. was
e'rliti ~H-ior lf1u th.tEsts ga th-
l1lh Ol Ian
, 1879-02-01

Troy Dye, "f Sicr mrnt", h'' heeHF3
convicted nl murder in tine fr,, d,grccS
tor the killing ot \. VI Tuls.
, 1879-02-01

The tntnl nnnhrr oi srnlrnts IN tho
n chignu University tins year is 1871
the hrgrs, in the history of my Amrri-
car cnll 80. The highest nnmhr enroll
ID ~ Harvard is 1872 Tnr sui nts mt
Michigan ARE divided ny ioI LIBRARY,
437; law. 4Ol medical, 322; phnrmacy,
g.: dental college, 60; hounUoDJthic
rollrpr. 81
, 1879-02-01

RnssiH proposes that til" Duke "f
Edinhura, the Gzlr', son i0'liw. he
appointed Prince Rgnmt "i Bl' 5irla
This. whir it would be highly p'rnSing
tu En.hnd. would he nlmut the hest
thing that could hc ,lunr inr the Bn'gn-
rians. The Dakr, however, is very
Russian in his prcjudlicrs.
, 1879-02-01
ours.

Spelling pnuclu itlol, etc, are a'l
given ~ written. Imr.' ARE. ut course.
nnc ,Xcrniririits. bur the letter reads
vrrv much ~ il the wr,er Of II c0uld
take care 1T him~rl'.
, 1879-02-01

The Stnicmcns Of Ihe Indians
vn lhc sesrrydt,Uu.
Tuhlip, Snoh"m-h ca. W. T., |
Jmrry 2ODh 1919, I

"''l"'S ~O'" 'o'''
To An whom il may concern.
W., the undersigned Indians of
TulIlip Reservation having lived in pruc"
and frrn ship with all the whites at
If Puget S"nnh. tut especially with our
nrighhors ot Snnhnmish county, for \
period oi eve; twenty wears, hear with
regret that our Agent, A, n. Marion i
underwriting 10 ,nfnrcr laws in ollr name
wbich wnnlh he ohnnAiOus to the in
telrsis Of our white nri.hhors. while Mt
the same time they would hr of no hmnr
1T n us. Now We want our position to
be thoroughly understand hy Nil III our
white nrighhors mn especially the log
gers III Snohnmish river. whom it most
deeply concerns.
We h.l' meeting last night fnr the
purp"sr 81 learning who of our number
were agerirv"d hy the presence at the
l0ggrr~ an Onr beach. in taking care. nt
their logs and who male the complaint
on which the Agent based the necessity
Tor his ~ Is. The r, suit of the meeting
served tn cOnvinuC nS that the Agent is
sCtirg on hls own responsibility md not
on ours. We nre informed she Agent
has sent piper to Washington with
our signatures attached purpor'ing to
be- an expression OF our feelings. to assist
him in carving out his selfish ends.
Now we wish 10 state 10 our white
fri n Is that we signed no such docu-
mrnt fbr him and if our names are on
ap per lor that Object they are placed
there by fraud. We are not afraid the
whites will steal our land. We are noe
afraid tiny will do ns any lmrm whatever.
Forye'rs past We were aware they l"d
smill h0asr OW nur beach in Witch to
camp while taking care "i their property.
They have not only our perm ssios to
Camp an there still and keep their legs
ther, but are Invited Ivy us T. 40 so
Many of us ARE living still, wIio wcro
pr,.s,a,t at The. signing Of that tisaty,
twtniy years ago, which insurrs us the
privilege OF going on The white mans
Ian. to hunt, fish and pick berries, elc.
For many Years we have ehjoy,d that
priv, ], ge without molrstation from the
white Iann. Without our own natural
insti' e,s nr Whit is just. cond we entirely
forget or ignore the teaching of those
gOo,l christian missionaries, whose first
pginei slr nstillr,l int" our minds was
eTo 10 'ss We wished 10 bp done by."
bta9yQthS Win nffix our signatures ia
!. this, ',pr toluntary st.tem'nt. are olD
sm n. Sp4eiinG s"on to Inc called TO IN
si'ihgr l4hdswl"re the 1ndnn and the
Whit nF,n nlogethcr shall wear the crown
winch. aw'its lhp jis', md it is to the
white, man We eOmnIpul Our philIrrn
, 1879-02-01

We had apple dumplins for dinner
yesterday and mine was very near MS
barge H. my head It tok,s me to rar
dumping \ t.N days ago an cmi. RAM
train past through B'is Cdy one mile
long some at II WAS !. arkr'l for Puget
sound or bust.
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