Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-01-20
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I Vh al l'o9 -N'lh'-
The new congregational thurc!
al Cheney cost - "'"
The last case Il si.4.,llpux has dis
anpearel from Ncn i'acsIua
The a.ure..:c touI,a.r, Of pr..,..
Sound steamer i, 3 so tons.
1o.;oo c.,,,,o. =.
| s Supreme Coal: on he lI.l
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Smallpox Is increasing rapidly and
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A boise City thev complain be
cause the ice Is only Ght inchoa
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Senator Ferry $ pension bill gives
$40 month 10 lc9les, and armless
soldiers.
Nine cases OF smallpox at New
York Oh the 10ih. 1t Is spreading
rapidly IL jersey City.
There is one joane Of ,Iasons oro
otOLI F.nn,v. .,'i 900 ',s w: o ,
men III ooi'"A' Ill healthy.
News from Ell Paso. Texas is to
the effect that stnallpnx has broken
? out t!icle to an alarming extent.
r =,
,,o.~ p " IHn;.aa n'''ue Will sugar
soo'1 - " n non ooun.y result III
"s'eiu u ''ooo poui'oS ~ inc acre.
Prescott 10 mot sol wor,h = a,s "
So sne.ks y resident IF tho v:c;r;,,
Smallpox has broken out at To-
man. WIS., anu Is spreading to an
alarming extent. 1here Is great
a'ar"'
Lieutenant kilbourne. of tie sig
nal service, recommends Cane Flat
terry and Tillamook rock as SIGNAL
statiohs.
An Eastern paper saws. Henry
Willard is to expend 81 600 coo in
the erection of a residence on Mad
ison avenue. near Fif,ieth street
New York
1t having been represented to
PRESIDENT Willard that Glendive and
Miles City are without clergy or
religious teachers an order has
been issued to the Northern Pacific
of all determinations seeking mission.
ary work in those towns.
MIR. James Rose, Of Pataha Prai-
ne, who lives near the mountains,
raised 2O2 bushels Of wheat from
three acres, and ga bushels from
four acres of land. These figures
look rather large, but the statement
Is verified by re!ible gentlemen. The
seven acres average 6S 81 bushels
per acre. He is putting i'll thirty
acres this year.
1ne olmcoe reservation IS on an
average OF 10 miles WIDE, ny 20 miles
lone. Inc major portion OF 1t IS the
most leftl!e land III washington Ter
I'.oly' Ihis D0dy OF land comprises
, ,'oo0 square miles, snlhcient to make
!'ooo homes Tor settiers' alter CIV
.ns 'ne Anoia"s an MONIES on the
rune terms as the whites. The
lower end OF IL Is heid by compare
ase'y lew INDIANS as nay and pas
'u'e ia'oS'
A silver lead assavinp $40 n tbe
ton ;s ranorta1 - L.na ,,san ~ .nt
NJ the Muilsn tunnel While exclvat-
ing the powder magazine, and since
then an old prospector, who was at
tracted by the discovery, has made
three excellent locations about
mile north OF the tunnel. They are
chloride and carbonate and go as
nigh as S2,O0O to the ton. 1t is with
IN the range of possibilities that the
Northern Pacific may yet strike a
bonanza which will yield it millions.
now ,os,oHoo MALTA, DID
v;nw III, P J e11 oii'' 5
m" .~, W.T." l Mr. d. -. Allnk.ef, post,
at Minkler's Mill, some thirty miles
up the Skasit. A fine creek makes
in there, which renders it one of the
most inviting points on the river.
The locality will boom with pros
perity in few weeks, when two or
three logging camps, about to start
up, will be in full blast. The lo..
ging operation along the Skagit river
renders the whole valley very PICS
porous.
Abo,t
villa, po:, .ai' ao inan nameo
br;dma Io,a"a e:aulno oh DUN
two 7oc n'' ".a "as JIlnleo between
IVY. ioes ana 0adly hurt. Alter
managed to carry on his ranch and