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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-01-03

voice whatever in marking out their
future destiny. The pot:ering and pal.
avering OF o certain set Of twaddling,
soit-hea.ecd and softer headed humans
tarians must not longer be listened to.
aud the new policy necessary to be
adopted must be enforced with the tenn
perate sssadinass of military admins
tration. The management must be re-
.manded to the army, and be continued
in the army until the problem which
pow lies before Us is solved. Not BY
any means that the forming Of new
Indian policy should be intrusted to the
army, for this is the proper work Of
Congress; but the policy once decided
on its execution should be placed in the
only hands which are adequate to TIE
task, No policy fit to be adopted can
depend on persuasion or twaddle, but
must be enforced by steady, unflinching
coercion, and therefore requires the
vigor of military methods.
Secretary Schurz is right enough in
the main outlines Of his sketch Of a
proper Indian policy. OF course the
scattered tribes should be gathered upon
Il reservation and kept there. Ofcourse
they should be weaned from their pre-
oarious life as hunters, and made to
subsist by cattle raising aud agricul-
ture. OF course they should be sup.
piled with implements and taught the
rudiments of civilization. But they
are not to be invited, they are to be CO.
creed, into the adoption of this new
mode Of life. They are to be forced
upon the reservations and made to get
their living there, whether they will or
no. The government must assume to-
ward them the bearing Of just and
benevolent despot and impose on them
the only mcde Of life by which their
race can be saved from extinction with
tho progress Of white settlements in
their hunting grounds. 1t is ridiculous
to think that secretary sitting in an
Office at Washington in command of a
iow hundred clerks and agents is equal
to this mighty task. Il is work for
trained soldiers operating in large mum.
bers with tho relentless steaainess ol
fate. Tho whole condition of Indian
affairs has changed since they were
withdrawn from the army, and the new
ezigeucies require the immediate res
,oratlon to the War Department. Thii
would assist in suppressing the rascaliiJ
and projects of the Indian traders, bu
it IS indispensable for carrying out nj
adequate Indian policy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-01-03
Canned CLANS.

Messrs. Hicks & Wells, who lately
started cannery for putting up clans,
are now getting under full headway,
and viii employ quite force of men
during the Winter. The clans are put
up in tive pound tin cans. like salmon,
and will be put in the market in the
same manner. They are an excellent
article, and we believe will be as much
called for as canned salmon. Already
they have large order awaiting to lie
fllea, ana such is the prospects that
Mr. Hicks viii close out his stove and
hardware store, aud engage his whole
time in this business. We believe this
is the first cannery on Puge. Sound
which has been started exclusively for
canning clans, bnt such are the quanti.
ties OF them throughout our bays and
iplets, that many others could sue.
cessively be established Messrs Hicks &,
Wells cannery is located at Arcadia,
Mason county, about twelve miles north
of this city..-O. Transcript.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-01-03
TROUBLE AHEAD.
VIII XIII If Hung.

just before going to press We are in-
formed by tIe sheriff that he had been
told by an Indian that if White Owl
and Quit-a-tumps was hung that the
Indians would retaliate by killing white
men thas might be found out from town
noarmed, aud that he (the Sheriff had
better warn his people OF the fact
From this it would appear that it be-
hooyes the citizens Of Umat;lla Couuty
to begin to prepare themselves FOX an
outbreak by those red-devils. We have
beea deserted by tho soldiers add are
lett to our own resources. We are
strong enough and willing to stand
them off, and why not organize and fix
tor any emergency.
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i sF0!'d Of 57orniam.
EUGEN4 CIrN, Dac. Il. 1877

EUCEEH City, D2c. Il, 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF rHE 0GhGoS1AN:
[ do not wish to create alarm where no
danger exists, but [ deem it my du,y 10
warn Of what may be real danger,
though it be in the distance y few
days ago an intelligent friendly indian
told me aud neiehbor Of mine that the
Indians in Eaatern Oregon, Idaho,
Eastern WASHINGTON Territory and
Montana 'rould be sura 10 90 on the
ear path early neat Spring, This Ia
dian man has lived near Eugene City
ever since the country has been settled
near the whites, and is we'll and favor
ably known in this community as man
Of truth. He is known by the name Of
Jim Spores lie says ne rot his In
formation from the Warm Spring Indians,
through his friend Charley, who has
been among those Indians recently.
jim says those "good Ingins" Of Capt.
Smiths will be on the war path, with
the Banuocks and all the others, next
spring. He says that not less than
1 1000 Indians will bo out next Summer,
and the last Summers work was ''mere
play' compared With what will be next
summer; that the Bannocks get a
great many guns aud much ammunition
Il ON the Mormons at Salt Lake Hen
ry rifles and other breechloading guns
are p'enty among the Indians. This
all agrees with what we bear from other
sources Moses, the peGceable friend Of
the aciites, is already showing his hand
Let the people OF Eastern Oregon,
Idaho and Eastern Washington terrific
ry be on their guard. Keep Y1Hr
poWder dJy," etc Z. z. II.
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arrival ana Departure CT Rgails 70 and
from EcWistOn, L. 4.

To and from Wal,n Walla AMI Intermediate
points. Leaves daily, Sunday exeepteai.) at
pa. NJ. Arrives daily, (Sundays aAcepted,)
1t T. p. NJ.
To and from Mt. idaho, Florence. Wagrena
tlk City and Slate Greek. I.caye3 daily
sundays eXcepted) at A. NJ, arrives at p. II
To and from Pine Grove and Intermediate
points. Leaves Mondays and Thursdays at g.,
+. NJ. Arrives Wednesdays and Saturday at Z,
D. N.
To and from Pierce City. Leaves Mondays
EtI, A. Nj. Arrive Saturdays at 3, ?. NJ.
To and from Colrax. Leaves Saturdays Mt
GAL NJ. Arrives Fridays at Z, y. NJ.
To and frola Wallowa. Leaves Wednesdays
at \. NJ. arrives Saturdays at p.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-01-03

Il is question of more than ordinary
interest 10 the settlers how the Indian
is disposed toward the whites If Mo
ses goes to war he has 500 warriors Of
his own, and would be joined by as
many renegades. His horses are Of
exceptionally good American stock, and
when It is known the Indians have been
preparing for this war by purchasing
the best breech, ,loaders just across the
line from the British, i, Is plain to be
seen it is question OF vital Importance
to the settlers.-P. Bee.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-01-03
The Captive Braves.

ST.. LOUIS, Dee. GA Topeka (kansas)
dispatch says that in response 10 a de-
mand made by the governor of Kansas, the
authorities of Washington have ordered
the captured Cheyenne Indians to Fort
Leaveuworth, with view to identify those
guilty ofoutrages, that such may be turned
over to the civil authorities of Kansas
for trial and the remainder returned to their
agency in Indian Territory.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-01-03
Sheriff Of Umat.lla county Oregon.
Il Orcgoman. =
Instructions from the Attorney General


ULIMpIA, ". T., Dec. IS.
En-. CRGGoSIA,;: l. is feared that
parties Ia this tcrsitory, by parauing an
nnar:holi2el copfso Of treatment OF
friendly Indians, are likely to cause
trouble. Among other methods adopted
by the Governments TO prevent spah
consequence the attorney Seneral has
given me NE directions contained in
the inc'osed notice. Z deem it ere Of
the nlost speedy aud eiloetuQl ways
can bring this TO the public attention is
to have it published in the Oregoaiah
VIII you be ,iad enough 10 utako pub
licatinn Of it2
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-01-03
a Good Country.

The Astorian of the 18th says: Hav.
Ing passed through the country from
Pendleton Dayton, &c., into Nez Perce
county, Idaho, Whitman, Stevens aud
Kliclsitat counties, W. t.. we believe it
is the best country on the face of the
green earth. If you can find a country
which has better climate, a more pro-
ductive soil, better and purer water, a
country which produces a greater va
riety of good fruit, country whore the
crops never fail, where there is no rust,
no locust, no weevil, no caterpillar, a
country where there is better natural
grasses, a country which produces bet
ter and fatter stock, than that country,
we hope some orc viii let us know all
about it at the earliest possible moment.
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TELEGRAI.l


w -tsliINGFQN, ilec. n. 1875.
TO Join B. ANea, u. s. AttorAay,
O'ympia. ". T.: Information is re-
ceiveA that hostile preparations arc max
ing against Chief Moses mud peaceful
Indians in The territory hy raising voluu.
tecr companies. 20 al; 10 y)nr power
to preserve the peacs and ptotocs In.
dians who are then.eleea peaceful. let
ii be fully understood Chat you have
these directions ond that those persons
who take part in un'awrM proceedings
viii be dealt with according to law.
CHAs. DEyESs, Atty. Con.
In pursuance Of directions in The
above telegram given Z hereby warn
all persons contemplating aaeh breaches
Of law and order that [ shaii ieayo
nothing in my power undone to enforce
the law against all persons thus yiolat.
ing it. JNo. B. ALLEN,
l. S, Atty, W. I.
OLYMPIA. Dee. 12. 1878.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-01-03
INDIAN TROUBLE IN EASTERN
WASHiHGIOE
Three of the Perkins murderers arrest
ed. Warrants out for Moses and sm-
hoila. HostiIes in Yakima
Especial dispatch to thG. oregoaiaal

Especial dispatch to the OregoaiaaI
WALLULA, Dec %
The mail carrier from Yakima City
has just arrived and says that Yak;ula
volunteers and friendly Indians have
not yet returned from Priests Rapids,
and that 55 other volunteers are ex-
pected to leave on the Goth fox Moses
camp 10 aid those already in the field.
They also have y warrant for the arrest
of Moses and his b.other, and for Smo-
holla, but upon what charges be does
not kuow bat supposes it to be FOR de-
flying and resisting the sheriff in cap.
turing the Perkins murderers. Iadian
Agent Wilbur is at Yakima City and
directing operations. The sheriff and
his possee have succeeded in arresting
three Of the Perkins murdercrs aud an
ether Indian supposed to be one of he
murderers Of Chas J.. Jewell, state sen
ator Of Oregon ircm Umatilla county.
There is no doubt but what the parties
are now fighting if Moses and The other
Indians wanted 10 attempt resistance.
A bloody time is anticipated. Yakima
Co., is almost depopulated Of able bodied
men, aud they are calling loudly for as
slstancc, which they Think the govern
ment is very t4rdy in eiyine. The
stories brought by whites aad Indians
differ so greatly thar no dependence will
be placed in TIE story of the Indian
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-01-03

There are three thrings that uost people
assume to know: just hat the preacher
and his wife ought 10 do on all occasions ;
just what they'd do If such and such n
'youag 'un" was theirs and just how
10 manage a paper. Aud there are not
three circumstances under which they
could be placed, where majority of men
and woNen would make greater failures
Er
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-01-03
From exchanges we learn that II

From exchanges we learn that the In
dians are purchasing arms and ammnni-
ton wherever they can in this territory
and in Oregon. All the movements of tte
savages seem to indicate to the old settlers
that something is about to be developed,
probably an Indian war.---S. Post.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-09
x Aviso i1nl oortante.
Fnpesa De u pores cor eos De rs An'lIlaS
\ DE D. RAMON HERR ERA, HABANA.

Dcseosa esta empresa dt ? contIionr M al ma ma
yor movimiento mercantii s le eva isls' ~ po o
Uo.4ois, :.es y - j-IJlenSeeSLar- eC0Eonlct
ha dispuesto que sus c~nocidos y acfedltados
vapores g tMarsella, :" Alicante, "Nueyo
Moctezuma" y ''Manuela, " recalen la venida
ida la Habana, aaemas de los pnertos de
Aguadilla y Mayaguez en- Ponce proporcio-
nando a los senores pasajeros que quieran
aproyechar esta oportaDidad, sobre el buen
trato de sus conoeidos capltanes-V ilaamil,
Ventura, Bidaguror, etc, las ventajas de los
precios tan moderados como los de cualquiera
otra empre:a,
Asi mismo ma dspuesto one cuando hagan
viaje los en- leados iy;es y mtares con sus
fami.i.s dertro de los puertos de esta 1sla, Sc
les rebaje la tercera parte del valor de los pa
safes, segun tarifa 81 el nGnero de pasae-
ros tuesc mueho Il ocurriese embarque de tro-
pa, ell estos vapores espanoles, Sc haran con-
tratos especiales pro -urapdo Ia m yor economic
Puerto-Rico, Mayo de l879.--Los Agen-
tes, Eiarte, h rn,ano de Cara e1a & Co.-Ma-
rina hta. IA JUL
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El que suscrbe, socio comanditario de la ra-
zon Olivary Comp, hace presente que D. Pc
dro Olivar, su consocio, Sc ha fngado de esta
Isla, llevandose todo ell efectiyo que en- GAIA
habia, otorgando sin facultades para clio poder
D. Jose NJ. Suarez que ha suspendfdo pagos
poniendo la casa en- liquidacion y ejecutando
operaciones que no puedep tener efcacia algu-
"a legal que solo tienen por objeto perjudi-
los acreedores como los deudores de la men,
cionada razon Olivar Comp. Sc les previene
que el infrascrito esta ejercitando las acciones
civiles criminales que le competen, y les ha-
ce presente este particular para que Sc Austen
gan de toda clase1le negociaciones con ell ,licho
apoderado pues todas las que Sc hagan son
nulas y de niagun yalor como hechas en- frau
de de egitlmos intereses.
Puerto-Rico, 5 de Mayo de 1879. Antonio
Qlvar' la-S
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lSBIcI0S IIlIGIlLJS.
EScribania de Juan R mon de Torres.

Por auto del lila "a del corrient, dictado Ell
el concu,so necesario de acreedorcs d. la So
ciedad Agricola de Toa-baia, Ceter.no Nevares
v hermano Sc hM dis uesto S, na.ar nutvamen-
te nara la celebration de la junta con el ohltto
de nombrar Sindcos en- dicho concurso por no
haber podido levarse etacto Ia s9nalaua all
teriormente por no hab + ron ur i,O cl nGrnelo
suficicnte de acreedorrs ell dia IA Ge Mayo
pr6ximo 4 las dos de la tarle en- el 'aeSpa ho
del Sr. Juez &c Cat drAl, calie del Ste. CrSlo,
nun. 3 advrti6ndose que con cu@lquiera que
fuese ell nlmero de acreedo".s que cOncura
tendra efecto la exprysaaa Janta.~
!, Y para que llegue cou0cimiento de to'oS
los acreedores, Sc pubica el presente en iuer-
to-Rico veinte S, is de Abril &c mil ocho-
cientos setenta y nueve -Por el compaflcro
Torres, M. j. Calderon. 3-3
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TEXAS ME'lALIChS.

Sc ACADIA de perfecci0nar Y Ofrecen al p1bli-
co Ell los EstadOs- -Unid2s, una nueVa teja
met:iIica, que no dudamOs tendra tan buena
accgida en esta isla como ha tendo en- aquel
pals en- los demaS de la America latina, pues
viene enar una verdadera necesidad, Sobre
todo Ell los palses, dOnde como sucede aQul
abundan las lluvias en- la mayor parte del ano.
En- los anuncios que publican los fabri ;antes
de estas TEAS, hay disehos que la simple WIS.,
ia demuestran la sencile ez y eficacia de esta
nueva invencion. Cualquier operario de me-
fornla le ensenara caramente como ha de ha-
cerlO. NJ
Una de las gra1des venta jas de este articuo
para la eXportacion Y conduccOnes terrestres,
es que su peso rel.tiyO al de hero galvanza-
do zinc, es mucho meDos y que sc encuentra
colccado en- pequehas cajas faces de manejar.
Otra de las ventajas no m6nos importantes,
son las siguenteS: no Sc rajan nj qulebran,
como Sucede con las pizarras especialmhnte
81 llueve mdchO cuando estan calentes, ell te-
cho es mas compacto, y por consjguiente bay
menos oportunidad para que penetre el aqua:
Sc evitan las g0teras p0r SUI especial colocacion
como no Sc usa soldadura nj clavO estacOn
exterior de ninguna especie, no hay la cons
tante necesidad de reparar los techos como su-
cede con los de zinc y hierro galvanizado, y IT,
nalmente su tamano pequeno undo a la COM
binacion que tienen las planchas para unirae
entire 81, 10 hacen fuerte resistente a los tenn
porales, con mas eticacia aun que ell mismo te-
jamanil.
Los Sres Jose Levi & Sons de Santhomas
agentes generates de los fabricantes, con facul-
tad de nomhrar Sub-agent S en- esta isla, han
designado los que suscriben: al efecto Sc en-
cuentran las muestras de dichas tejas, que la
simple vista demuestran la sencillez y eficacia
de esta nueva invencion, representando una
pequena seccion de techos hecha con elias de
nuestra sucursal de la capital Sres. Rivera y
Comp, San Justo 10, en- este pueblo calle
del Comercio.
Bayamon, P. R., Abril % de l879.-Espino
sa, Rodriguez Comp.
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OLE STE.
NOTA.-Los pasaies tomados bordo Co.'S

NOTA.-Los pasajes tomados bordo CO.'S
taran 25 p.9 recargo.
Sc expenden Bllletes de ida vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un rs p. E rebaja
validos por 80 dias desde su fecha. l5+is
Los niIlos memories de amos, uno grd5o "eio, <
de amos solo la cuarta parte, ~ oe 0 d
u amos pagaran la mitad del pasaijeji uo,,o,
Los pasaeros de cubierta h1an a,i no lnisal
consigo los enseres de cap'1ld y S'i0 pio'i0io'
neP; Para mas nor6- res dirigirse en- San
0''N "0A ~ A'A'0' SILVA Co.
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LIBROS DE- llZ2o PARA Las lSC1ELAS.

En- Ia imprenta del BoLEr1N hay de venta los
siguientes:
Libro de los Mines por Martinez de la Rosa,
Juanito Dor Torrente, Fabulas de Samaniego,
Historia Sagrada por Fleury, Nociones de Co.
mercio Dor Canseco, Guia del Artesano por
Paiuzie, Geometrfa por Vallin, Agrimensura
DOR Verdeio, Geografa por Paluzie, Historic
de Espafia por Ibo Alfaro, Historic Natural
Dor Garcia de los Santos, Aritmetica por Teja-
da, Fabulas de Esopo, Samaniego lri'rte, Ju-
guetes travesuras, Flores del cielo, Los nlAos
de la Biblia, Cuentos pintorescos Sendero de
la virtud, Biografia infanti Cuentos de Hadas,
Comedia infantil, Escuela primaria, Programa
de Geografia, i'd. de Religion y moral, i'd. de
Tndustria V comercio, i'd. de Agricultural, i'd
de Gramatica castellana, i'd. de Geometrfa, i'd
de Fisica Quimica, id de Historic Natural, i'd
de Historic Universal, E. monitor de los ninos,
Tesoro del Artesano por Caballero, Ell Amante
de los nifios Ell amigo de los ninOs por Saba
tier, Artmetica por Vallin, Historic de Espa-
fa Dor Fernandez, Principles de Aritmetica por
Barberi Aritmetica por Delgado, Gramatica
por fernando, Catecismo por Ripalda, Oartl-
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Academia Tratado de urbanidad para niilas,
i'd i'd para nilos, Primer libro de lectura, ms
truccion primaria por Rueda, Lecciones de
Mundo por Guerrero, Ell pensil de Ia nilez, La
mitologia, Ell sagrado corazon, Epftome de Ia
Gramatica, Metodo de lectura por Flores, La
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luebrados, Crucifjes Mapa-Mundi, Mapas de
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Almoneda p1blica.

En- Ia casa de Mr. Bidwel, consul de s. NJ B.
calle de San Justo mum. !, ell 9 del corriepte
las IL de un caballo de silla con sus aperos, el
mobiliario de Ia casa, mesas, conso'as, arma.
rios, alacenas, camas conamuelles tucker, COL
chones, silleria, balancines, lsvamanos, toca.
dores, espejes, lamparas, esteras, vajilla, bate.
ria de cocina, vino, cerveza, etc.
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Enpress Martina Puerto-riqueia.

La Junta Directiva de esta sociedad ha acor.
dado convocar a Ia general de accionistas pa-
RI Ell dia Is del corriente hora de las doce en-
el escritorio de los Sres Silva y Comp, Tetuan
81, con objeto de someter 50 resolution va
rios asuntos de interes.
Y en- cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto en- el arf.
IL del Reglamento Sc invita- pars. auuel acto &
los sehores accionistaS - z.
Puerto Rico 4 de Mayo de l87a.-El Vocal
Secretario, P5l,lr J. Padil1a. "A
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ugar oel herro; d Drqro.seionar una fuerza motrtz
para cargar caha. bombsar aqua. aserrar maderas.
10 cua se puede hacer con la mayor facidad on los
ntervalos de Ia aracion Dor dltimo la rsdueci9n
mediana extension. Para mas detales dirigirse en-
Ponce al que s9scribe ingeniero: como tambien So
arroz mali adrillos hielo maderas ferro ocarriles.
tranvias remolcadores ycualduiera clase de maoui-
roncs. Puerto Rico. febrero de 1s7s-RoBERTo GRA-
HAM agente. Vier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-09

per en- construction constantemerte cento cincuen-
ia pares de maquinas con sus corfespondientes ac-
cesorios agricsas, el empeo DE 400 operarlos..
tario, son Independents reativa respecto los
jornaleros fuerza animal que SO emplea en- estos
m or aradas lstas mas tempo. resultando de ese
mod grandes economics en- 81 cultivo mayores
prOd:lto ~, -,
Las ventajas que ofrecen las mejoras arriba indi-
cadas ell tener igual fnerza de TRACTION con madu1-
en- las YariaS pieZaS Dor el del acerO en-