, 1886-07-29
Townsend Territory Thursday July 90

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j. IS l.rI Company a- tEc er-liaU-
....- .... aU Little okooGum Eal Is
I.r-:Hi G.. a--r uf the p.astsrers au! W.!
ta 3e.ar .n- occupancy IN couple o.
w.--- Z. las frontage gf seventy ie"t
B.. r.. .t,-.es high, hard finished ana
r... .-s.-lIri.re q hundred guests.
-a-.t In large mercantile firms o5
E.. ..l- --.y 1--we combined 80 contest
.s-s...-- r.5.-.ssl tariffs WhIch!t is g!amgd
...- t4a.. tr &I-"T.uluas. against them
f.- -.. ...,Ht of the west Hua south
/. d.. proposed Is appeal t. the Jm',t
States -u-rg-Ge court sHoGd the ruIi-
ra * refuse r. redress the grievances
o. r. med ".
l- Cleveland asks: why sho2,id
not t.tcauo, tue Venice % your Western
Adm le, array herself IN 'IyEian purple
a-l #-c5u.e renowned us the home 81
r.. fau--s .raTe vigorous than thuS" ot
Gr,..".' It's "a hard question to answer
-t u-.t sight. 1t seems probable, how
eye. that the town Of Chicago has been
painted red loo uf-eH t. take kindly to
the 'IyrIau purple
Tie convention of Washington Terri
tory ChautGquaDs Is well attended.
About sixty Indies and gentlemen arrived
at the Clautauqua grounds last Satur-
day. and that number wEs On Monday
increased 10 over 100. 1t is believed
that as soon Is the camp is in good run
ming order there viii he 800 people en-
camrei on the grounds. Tacoma sends
q large number OF campers. and steamer
makes regular trips to the grounds.
Tacama NelrS: The steamer Evangel
arrived this morning with 100 men for
work On the Cascade division of the
Northern Pacific, They came from
Vancouver, 3. g, having formerly been
in lbs, employ OF the Canadian Pacific
railway at that place ana along the line
generally. The m.u went II the front
on the 1j:lO train today. One Of therl
sa.l to p NewS reporter this morning,
I'VE were engaged 20 work on the
Northern Pacific by an agent, several of
whom are in British Columbia securing
men" The agent who engaged the
party that arrived today has quite a
number OF meu now in Vancouver
engaged for this work, who will come
over on tbe Eext trip Of the Evangei.'
Oreg0nida: Yesterday Governor 4,
z. SwInorerd of Alaska, arrived here over
the Northern, and leaves Tor the North
today. lie has been East since the
middle of April. He was married 1T
PequanIng, Michigan. on the 1lth inst.
to Mrs. NJ. Z. Smith. As soon as he
shall have secured a comfortable dwell
ing at Sitka, hjs wife viii come out.
Governor Swineford spent some time III
Washington TRYING 10 induce congress
to pass some much needed laws foT the
territory. When he left he was assured
that thc homestead law would pass, aud
that an appropriation OF S25laO for
educational purposes would go ti-"Ugh
with the sundry civil hill. He th Il
viii only be Il few years before Alaska
will have territorial government.
About the ouly opposition he encountered
in Washington was from very
Influential lobbyist in the employ OF the
Alaska Commercial company. Gov.
Swinetotd states that inquiries concern
ing Alaska by capitalists are not few,
and some money Will seek investment
there This summer, though whether it
will fud Investment or not is an open
question"