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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02

wsi znasz tylko droge prowa-
dzacq do konskiej zagrody,
byioby vice bardzo szkodli-
wem, gdybys size zaczaf wale-
sac pomiedzy chatami. ia
tymczasem wysledze miejsce
pobytu niewolnic.
-Przeciez, starry chlopie,
ME mozesz sic przechwalac,
lie znasz wies lepiej odemuie.
Guys tn juz kiedy kradf ko-
ME?
- Przyjac!elu, poprzestah
ma mojem zapewnienm, re W
calej wsi ME masz jedne) cha
ty, k.orejbym ME znaf. Pa
metal vice ME isc dopoty
do mieJsca, gdzie SO konle
zamkniete, al CT dam znac,
lie Edyte uprowadziG zdofam.
Bye BOWEN mole, ze cafe
przedsiewziecie trzeba bedzie
odlozyc do przyszlej nocy.
-Ha, ma sic rozumieG-
zawo}at Ralf-ze byfoby nal
wiekszem szalenstwem krasc
konie, zanim znajda sic tacy,
ktorzy ich potrzebowac bedq.
A vice krwawy Natanie my
sic, u nailepiej zrobie, je2eli
wleze W srodek tego gestego
krzaku i utne sobie drzemke.
Tylko pamietaj obudzic mic,
azebym przypad!Iiem ME prze-
spaf tn cafego 2ycia.
Zapewnienlo to ulzyfo stra-
pionej plersi Natana. Zaklaf
jeszcze raz pana Stackpola,
aaeby sfowa dotrzyma} i ME
ruszat sic z miejsca, poczem
wyruszyf do wsi.
.Natan ME skradaf sic z O.
stroznoscia jak dotad, ole otu-
llwszy sic oponcza szedf smla-
lynn kroklem, przyb;erajqc chod
i postawe Indyanina. Przytem
jakby ola zwrocenia ma siebie
uwagi wsi mleszkancow, wciaz
pobrzekiwaf pekiem k6}ek
mosie2nych ukrytych pod
pfaszczem, a zdobytych w O.
statniej potyczce.
Ralf patrzqc "a MIN myslaf,
re Kwakier zupelnie zg}upiaf,
zaaiedbujac wszelkiej ostroz-
nosci; ale pokazafo sic wiasnie,
Re postepowal bardzo rozsad-
ME. Zaraz z pod pierwszeJ
chaty wypadly IA niego roz-
juszone psy, ale ]edno
brzekniecie kotkaml by1o do
statecznem do ich rozprosze-
MIA. Znafy one dobrze ten
odgfos i wiedziafy o tenn, re
W razie nieposluszehstwa ma
tychmiastowego, nastepowafo
potezne uderzenie rekojescia
tomahawka. Podtuliwszy vice
ogony pod brzuch, uciekfy
skowiczac Ma swoie legowlska.
Go "a kapitalny concept
- mruknaf Ralf do siebie.
B4de ostatnim oslem, je3ell
PREY najpierwszel w.yprawie pc
konie, ME zaopatrze sic cona]-
mriei w korzec takich koIek;
DO wtasnie te przeklete uja-
dacze zlwsze mi psuja mite
reSa.
Jakkolwiekbadz Natan szed1
z pozornq spokojnoscia, wsze :
lako unika1 ]ak najstaranniej
wszystkiego, coby moglo obu.
die p%ode)rzenia dzikich. Jeze.
ii do)rzat W ktorej chacie pa.
lacy sic ogien, dowodzacy, 2e
mieszkahcy jej jeszcze ME
spali. przesuwaf sic okofo ME
jak najostroznlej. Tu j owdzie
lezat pod wigwamem dix
spiacy Ia ziemi; napotyka
ich nawet pc drodze, W miej
scach gdzie naduzycie wodk
2 nog ich zwallfo. Takich t,
uspionych Osagow starry stree
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02
OUCH PUSzCzY.
Opowiadanie z amerykanskich Borrow
wed}ug DR.. Birda obrobif
WI. L.. ANCZYC.
(Ciag dalszy.)

wv sameJ rzeczy-o drzekt
Natan-mogtbys bardzo bye
nam pomocnym W zamiarach
naszych pod pewnym wzgle-
dem, ]ecz to najgorsza 2e
masz jakqs nieszczesliwa reke
i czego sic tylko dotkuiesz,
wszystko ci sic ME wiedzie.
Mich Gle to ME zraaa,
lesny puszczyku, alboz wydo-
bye sic z rak pieciu rzeznikow
ME jest szczesciem? Idzmy re-
zem krwawy Natanie. Szuka]
anielskiej danny, a ia tymcza-
sem, przez wdziecznos6 ukra-
dine ola niej konia, zeby mia
Ia ma czem uciekac.
20 tenn tel wfasniu my
slafem - mowif Natan = kon
dla utrudzonej dzieweczki bar
dzoby sic przydaf. Je2eli vice
sumienie tive pozwala ma to,
a2ebys sic postaraf o konia,
to wziqwszy .jednego, moglbys
:jeszcze re try do niego do
faczyc, abysmy le] W uciecz-
ce nastarczyc mogli. Gdybys
tego dokazac potraff, ME
dawszy sic wysledzic i schwy-
tao; ME miafbym mic przeciw
temu, abys mi towarzyszyf.
-Oto2 teraz mowisz jax
czfow;ek rozumny. Dostarcz
mi tylko uzdzienic, a poka2e
wan, iak sic z pred nosa
kradnie konie Osagom.
-Uzdzienic ME mann, ale
WEI moja skorzanq oponcze i
potnij ia ma rzemienie, DO JUL
wiecej ME bedzie mi potrzebnq.
To powiedziawszy Natan,
zdjal opohcze, ktora Ralf ma
tychmiast pociaf W cienkie
rzemienie. Kwakier tymczasem
wfo1y1 bawefniana koszule je-
dnego z ubltych Osagow. "a
wiesif ma niej indyjska opoh-
cze, przepasa} sic pasem. Po-
czem wydobywszy z zawiniat-
ka ziemie czarna i czerwona,
jakiej zapasy Indyanie zwykle
ncsza PREY sobie, poczat ma
cierac sobie twarz, szyie i re-
&c W na]rozmaitsze IVORY. Pc
skohczeniu przebrania byf zu-
pefnle podobnym do dzikiego
czarnoksle2nika Osag6w i wy
gladaf straszliwie.
Roland nalegaf, azeby go
tak2e z soba zabrali, zapew-
niajac, lie bedzie i'm wielka
pomoca w razie niebezpieczeh-
silva.
-GdybY tylko 0 niebez-
pieczenstwo chodzifo-odezwa1
sic Natan-radzl wzielibysmy
Gle z SODA, ale usfugi, jakiej-
bys nam mogf oddac, So bar
dzo male W porownaniu do
niebezpieczehstwa, ma jakieby
mas narazic mogfo twoje ME.
doswiadczenie. Wszystko teraz
zalezy ma obrotnosci, chytrosci
i przytomnosci umysfu; mai
mniejsza nieostro1nosc wszyst-
kich mas zgubi.
Roland lubo 2 niechecia
musiaf przystac ma zdanie do.
swiadczonego mysliwca, wy
prosil sobie tylko, azeby &C
doprowadzili pod sama wies.
i3by W razie potrzeby mog
i'm pospieszyc q pomoca.
Gdy noe zapadfa, wszyscy
trzej opuscili wzgorze i ostroz
ME zeszll W doline. Szczekaui,
psow, dixie wrzaski nawpo
pijanych Osagow, dozwolif,
naszym podroznym dojsc ME
postrze2enle ku najbli1szyn
chatom. Przeszio sto chat, sza
fasow ! lnnych budowli ska
dafo wies indyjska przez lyle
rodzin zamieszka1a.
Podro3ni przebrodzlli rick
i ukryli sic W krzakach, oczc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02

~ "PA"SSANs iASSO
wznosifa sic obszerna budowla,
bedaca mleiscem narad wo-
dzow zbudowana 2 okragla-
kow, a ME jak inne z chrustu,
okazywa}a swojq powierz-
chowroscla, re tn odbywaly
sic naiwazniejsze sprawy po-
kolema. Tua obok MEL stala
obszerna chata z chrustu u
pleclona.
Natan poGszedf pod jedre
re scian / pr2ez szpare pomie-
dry gafeziami, z ktorych skia-
data sic chata. zajrzaf w jej
wnetrze: W srodku ptonqf o.
glen, a dokofa nlego spoczy-
wafo pot tuzina dzieci, opodal
zas siedziafa stara niewiasta.
Me zatrzymuiqc sic dlugo
hwakler podsunaf sic pod in
ma chate, nierownie mpiejszq,
ale 0 wiele starannlej Cd in
nych w%igwamow zbudowanq.
Byfa ona zaopatrzona komi-
mem, z ktorego buchafy geste
kfeby dymu, poczerwienionego
funq palacego sic W srodku
przez ~szczeliny w scianach.
Wnetrze izby ME odznaczalo
sic wcale zbytkiem. Sciany
mlafa 2 nleoclosanych pniakow.
Stol bardzo prostej roboty,
pare sto}kow, io1ysko re skor
usfane i PEEK broni ma sclanie,
stanoniiy Gale jej umeblowa-
ME.
W posrodku gorzafo ognis.
sko, ma stole pfonefa MEDINA
fcjowka, a PREY MIN ma krzes-
ZACH siedziafo dw6ch bia1ych.
Jeden z mich wysoki i SLIME
zbudowany, miat Ia sobie
lekkq odzie& z tkaniny bawel-
nianej, a ma g}owie rodzaj "a
woju z czerwonego SCALA. Byl
jeszcze ME starym, DO ME Ii.
cyl wiecej nad czterdziesci
piec lat; a rysy twarzy Jego
mozuaby nazwaG uawet rick
nemi, gdyby ich ME poora|y
dixie namietrosci. W drugim,
ni2szym cd tamtego, Natan
rozpoznaf q }atwosci4 Daniela
Doego, OLGA Tell.
Wldok naradzajacych sic
obu meaczyzn do najwyzsze-
go stopnia zaciekawit Kwakra;
wyte2yi on wzrok i sfuch,
azeby jedHego ME straciG slow
ka. Doe siedziaf chmurny i
zatopif wzrok W oguisHu, IDA
wa;ac sic nie troszczyt wca!e
o swego towarzysza, szeptaja-
cego don jekies wyrazy, ale
| ktOrVch on ZdaWaf sic ME
sfyszec, a Natan ME slyszaf
wcale. Nakoniec czfowiek W
zawoju zuiecierpliwiony do maj
w~yzszego stepnia, zawolaf:
Do million krocset tysie-
cy! cry mic nie ~sfyszysz At
kinsonIe, ty starry grzechotnl-
ku! dlaczego mi ME odpowia
dasz?
-Dlatego-odparl tamten
z gniewem pociqgajac z dzban-
ba haust wodki,-ze mysle
O nieszczesliwym, ktorenu
zgotowalismy smier6 talk O.
krutnq.
-Glupstwo! bill sic i dosta]
do niewoli, a wiesz, Re Q jeh-
Gem Indyanie wcale sic ME
pieszcza. Pc co sic bit z mimi;
ode5rat to, ma co zasluayl.
-Prawda-odezwe1 sic Doe
czy AtkinSon-ale kto2 ne
nieso naprowadzil Osagow'
kto i'm kauai scigac go i wal
czyc z MIN?
- Zgfupiaies do szczetu
starry 1otrze-odrzekt niezna
iomy-a wszystko tel PREY
czyny, ze sic daJesz wodzi'
"a nos twojej coreczcz i stu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-11

remedy free from complications; easy to
use, and so harmless that IL can be admin
istered to the youngest children with i'm
punify. Sent to any address upon receipt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-11
TERRITORIAL TALK.

Douglas county has $500 population.
There are 1884 quartz mining claims
recorded in Okanogan county.
Richard Morris of Riverside, Shoal-
water bay, was drowned recently
while crossing the bay in boat.
The high range of mountains in the
Colville and Salmon river countries are
covered with snow and the scenery to-
ward the north is again very fine.
The loss to the Monteano Tidetie
by the late Democratic outrage bv
which much material was DESTROYED,
was $3.50. The Tideste has the satisfae-
ton of knowing the Democrats were
gloriously beaten.
G. c. Nav, Northern Pacific land
agent at this place, sold during the six
days ending last Tuesday, 400 acres
of railroad land in this vicinity. A
great deal Of this was taken BY Walla
Walla parties. one man, George RAY
mond. buying 2l30 acres and another
whose name We failed to learn. taking
over go acres Davenport Times.
To-day man left load of hay in
front of our office. and thinking it was
left to pay for subscription and back
pay on the Journal. we had it ordered
to our stable and fed some of it To the
horse with n kind eve. but presently
the owner came and put veto on our
whole calculation. However we are
used 70 bitter disappoinments.- WailG
Wdiid Journal
4 man named ]. F. Straight, was
found "Wednesday morning living dead
beneath the White river bridge, near
Buckley Judge NJ. NJ. McHugh being
notified summoned a eoroner's Jury
who inquired into the cause of the
mans death. They rem erred verdict
to the effect that the deceased was
about IS years of age, native of the
United States and that he came to his
death by accidentally falling from the
White river bridge, ON the night OF the
9th of November
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-11
KIrrIrAs COUNTY REDEEMED
Democrats Save Only . Few County
OdaceA.

ELLESsBuRoH, Nov. 10.-The Kitii-
tas county vote has just been officially
counted, with the result below. This Is
a remarkable change in the vote OF
Kittitas, which has heretofore been
considered safely Democratic. A
torch-light procession of about 400
torches is now parading the streets,
with the Democrats standing around
the streets looking sadly at the trans
parencies passing, with the following
notices on them: Cleveland Going
Up Salt River" ..Going Fishing, etc.
The boom of cannon and shower of
fireworks and the loot of horns turned
Ellensburgh for tonight into a scene
of the widest enthusiasm.
Following Is the vote:
Allen 1872, VOORHEES, 776; Aliens
majority ,iG.
Adjutant- General - O'Brien (Rep.)
w. Butler tDem.) 772; O'Brien's ma
jority 5.
Brigadier-General-C urry( Rep. )77s;
Hunt Dem. ISL; Curry's majority IL.
Joint Councilman-Snow rep S3l,
Fruit tDem. 696; Shows majority 135.
Joint Observation-Disclosures Rep. }
I'll. Gaby tDem.) 76o; Powers ma
jority IL.
Prosecuting Attorney - Snively
Dem. 1858, Milroy Rep 562; Snively's
majority 396.
Sheriff Brown (Rep.) 707. Meade
Dem. FOL; Browns majority 6.
Bryant (Rep.l is elected auditor,
Rehmke tDem.) treasurer, Davis
DEM probate judge, York dem. }
surveyor, Harris tRep.) coroner, Nc
Dowell (Rep.) school superintendent,
Mcdonald (Rep.) commissioner First
district, Gamble Rep. )Second district,
Hatfield (Rep.) Third district.
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pftaI The court holds this good
grounds for divorce, and the same vas
granteH
Helen walker xss married 70 John
son Walker February "A. isss- foI
two wears past the husband has been
hahstuzi drunkard. and has become
insane. A decree sas granted
Theodora Johns complained OF
Emanuel Johns that he treated her
with great cruelty and the evidence
sustsined the complaint and decree
The petition for new trial IN the
ease Of Charles A. Cock W. Clinton
Going was orerruied- Excepfson
was taken and allowed. and defend
ant given % days 20 prepare q state
ment Of facts
A demurrer fiIedby T. l. Sawyer IN
the case OF Geo. W. Dahms ~. VIM.
|B. Bidwell and Z. L. Sawyer. on
the grounds that the complaint did
not vet up q sufficient canse OF action
against SAWYER, was allowed, and
pIzinfin was given two weeks in which
10 file an amended complaint
In the case of Harry Morgan vs..
Maurice r. Garner and John John
son. il was shown that p. p Carmieh'
aeI l. incompetent 70 act a. receiver
and ]. III. Altman Was appointed II
his stead and Carmichael was required
to hand over to him all the books and
papers.
fhe defendants in the case of Johr
L. Dean vs. Chas. Paetz. we're re
strained from negotiating certain
note Of Thomas l.. Nixon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-11
A BIG BEND VOLCANO.
Loud Rumbling In the Bowels of the
Earth.
waterville Empire.

WaterNllie Empire.
Mr.. J. c. Bonar, living on the
Entiat, on the west side of the Column
bia, was in our Office last Monday,
and is considerably interested in what
he believes is a volcano. He settled
on the Entiat about year and half
ago, about two miles up the river.
Ever since he has resided there he
has heard frequently at regular inter-
walls dull, heavy explosion, accom-
panied by a rumbling sound which he
describes as like heavy cannonading.
He has made some efforts to locate
the source OF the sound, but thus far
has been unsuccessful further than to
locate its direction from his place.
We have before heard of this singular
sound, but had thought il the inn
agination of some visionary mind,
but Mr.. Bonar appears to undertand
himself, is a cool, considerate man,
and evidently no coward, and from his
statements we are inclined to think
there is something in it. 1t may be
there are other settlers who have
heard the same sounds and have a
theory as to its cause; if so, we would
be blessed to publish any information
concerning this strange visitation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-11
CURRENTS OF THE SOUND.
Strange True Stories of Drifting
Vessels.
Blaine Journal.


One night about fifteen years ago
Mason Clark had his schooner at
anchor in Port Townsend bay. While
he was sleeping wind came up and
loosened the vessel from its anchor
age. 1t drifted all night, and in the
morning he found himself lying qui-
etly at the mouth of Campbell creek,
in British waters, III front of Blaine.
He had drifted CD miles by wind and
tide. and over that same course the
largest ships can sail without tug.
About seven or eight years ago one
cold winter day Mr.. John Geisher
went aboard a .sloop which belonged
to Mr.. Henspeter and was anchored
in Birch bay. He raised the anchor
with the intention of bringing the
sloop ashore. when a strong east wind
caught her and she became unman-
ageable. at least to him, and so he
fioated about for several days on the
gulf with no fire and nothing to eat
but one raw goose. which he declared
was delicious. He finally brought up
in Nanaimo, on Vancouver island
only about 60 miles northwest from
where he started. In just one week
from the time the steamer Dispatch
left him on board the sloop he was
back in Semiahmoo, arriving on New
Years day, much to the qualification
of his friends, who had given him up
for lost.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-11
PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
Election Echoes-No Smallpox In the
Port of Entry.

PoRT TOWNSEND, Nov. 10. Business
is being relegated to ordinary chan
nels The smoke of The recent battle
has lifted, and animoSities incident to a
campaign where much feeling is en-
listed are dying. and commercial and
social life are moving in their ordinary
grooves. Many citizens of Port Town
send have spent the best portion OF
their lives in doubtful states amid the
turmoil heat and bitterness engendered
by an equality of strength in political
bodies, but all agree that they have
never seen so much interest and feel
ing manifested at Port Townsend as
in the recent election. This is attrib-
uted in great degree to the fact that
the custom house is located here and
so many otiice-holders make this city
their home. Some matters of interest
to be recorded before dismissing topics
political are: That Theodore N. Hal
Ter, the popular young attorney, was
the only candidate on the Democratic
ticket achieving success. He was
elected justice of the peace.
That Mr.. j. H. Livermore viii at
an early date have to convey DIR. c.
w. Hewitt through the streets OF
Port Townsend in a wheelbarrow.
L his was MS wager.
That W. Z. Stevens has changed his
dogs name from s. Grover to Den
is
That Capt cambridge and Lieut..
Reynolds, albeit splendid gentlemen.
should look up election laws before
they cast their next vote
That the Democratic wag who said
pepin had gone 5000 600 for Harri-
son win soon he employed on the staff
of the San Francisco Eraminey.
That the custom house employees
who sung Good-by. old Grover,
good-by." in front OF the Republican
headquarters the other night. FOR some
unaccountahle reason lacked the en-
thusiasm which fires the soul.
No SMALLPOX HERB.
A Seattle paper of Thursday last, in
an article over the signature OF L. NJ.
EaInes, health officer of Seattle. states
that there is smallpox at Port Town
send. This Is an unmitigated untruth,
and the citizens of this city are Justly
indignant at such an unwarranted
publication. calculated TO work injury
10 this city. The last ease of small
pox here was over nine months ago.
and was then brought in on a deep
water snip, and promptly and lnteih-
gently handled by the hoard Of health.
There Is no sickness in Port Town
send There has been only one case
Of typhoid fever here within three
months, notwithstanding its preya-
lenoe in other Sound cities. and within
the past six months there have not
been tsc..,.,e DESKS ag.ef e.;~oSr.sstion
rising $50.
THE ASCoN's ARRIVAL
The steamer Ancon arrived in Port
Townsend Friday night Captain.
purser and passengers rushed of al
the first chance. and the universal
query was: How about election -
Republicans must have predominated
on the Anoon's passenger list. as
hearty cheer went up when they were
informed that Harrison was elected.
Capt Carroll had $1,000 in one bet,
and another on Cleveland, but his
luck stands by him and he comes out
sicn ahead. He had one 500 bet
that New York would not give Har-
rison 1900 majority. The Official
count, giving Harrison ll,Ial, shows
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-11
FAMOUS PEOPLE
Persons Worth Calling Upon In the
Okanogau Country.

The okanogan Outlook is considerably
hurt over the report that the only per-
sons in the county worth travelling
miles 10 see are Wild-Goose Bill. Okla
hogan Smith and Tenas George. and
demonstrates thus. With all respect
to the three gentlemen referred to, We
rise to remark that there are other dis
tinguished persons stranger ought to
see and know before he can say he has
been here and knows our people.
They are; Skookum the Trapper.
Sunrise Jack. Yellowstone Jim, Buck
skin Charlie, Dogskin Bill. okanogan
Bill. Badly Brown. Turf Nut George,
Badly Huff. Wild Bill. Wenatchee Bill,
and numerous others we do not call to
mind at the pre- ent moment.
The Outlook has made the erievous
hlunder OF emitting Dancing Bill and
Virginia BIZ, the accomplished violin
fzt
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pUYALLUP NEWS
Repubiican yollffestiea No Hop
shipments-The smallpox.


shfpments-The smallpox.
PuYaLLUP, Nov. f0--The Republi-
cans Of Puyallup made the inevitable
triumph of Republican principles the
occasion Of o grand demonstration on
Thursday evening. The local band
turned out and. although some Of its
members are Democrats, they all gave
vocal evidence OF the satisfaction
which was felt at the result OF the cleo
ton After dark large bonfire was
lighted and the surrounding country
echoed the shouts of glee. The dis
play of fireworks vas very fine, in
deed and reflects great credit on those
who had the preparation of the DEM
onstration, as il was all arranged on
Thursday.
The hop market is duh and lifeless.
There are no sales to report 1t is i'm
possible to ship on account OF scarcity
of ears. Cable advices from London
report the market unchanged.
J.P. Meeker has left for Oregon on a
business trip.
Ed. Dana, who has been living in
Southern Oregon, after waiting long
enough to vote for Harrison. has de-
cided 10 make this his home in future.
Mr. Dana will erect q residence on his
farm near town and engage in the hop
business.
George A. Marshall is at the Hot
Springs.
T. ii. Heidenger has sold 20 acres OF
land near here for 5000.
We are still undecided whether we
have the smallpox amongst us or not.
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4 GREAT TERRITORY.
Attractions Of South Bay, cheha-
lis County.
currenss of the sound-Two New
voleanoes-Okanegas Bunch
grass HIS
uon,esano yidette.


South Bsy is q large south arm OF
e,rav's Harbor, and at high tide covers
al, area Of over ten square miles For
three miles its fine channel can be
traversed by deep water ships Inc
only river emptying its waters In this
bay is Elk river, coming in at the head
OF the bay. This river is noted for its
grand forests of spruce timber, fish,
etc. Here is certainly one OF the most
favored regions of our whole country
In climate, soil, timber and other nat
ural resources it cannot be beat. The
waters are full of fish-saimen, trout,
sardines, sturgeon, crabs and CLAIMS, all
in abundance; the soil is rich and
shows marvellous results: the timber Is
varied and any amount of it; on these
tide prairies stock can feed all the year
round. A man that would starve in
this country would be too lazy to reach
out for the good things from nature s
lavish hand.
From this point can be had a good
view OF the surrounding country and
the waters of the harbor. On a line
day the Olympic range of mountains
can easily be seen with their towering
tops. Opposite is Paine's point, which
stretches out its peninsula point be
tween Beardslee slough and the bay
proper. Upon this point is plated
out Bay City. and surely here Is tine
location for San Francisco.
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TERRITORY NEWS.
Grotesque Election
Wager Fulfilled
rmx oKAxoeAs COUNTY SEAT.


TACOMA, Nov. 10--Mr- Thomas Car
roll paid his election bet TO Capt
Thomas r. Brown this morning, to
the amusement of a multitude of
people. Observing the conditions OF
the wager Carroll bought new silk
umbrella, trimmed it in red. white
and blue and went 70 the residence Of
Capt. Brown, on E street near Ninth
There be found the captain awaiting
him. his white hat wearing a large
rooster perched upon it. Carroll
wore Grape on his hat and arm, and
he carried, beside the umbrella. flag
made of a bandana, which was also
trimmed for a funeral Taking
Capt. Browns arm and spread
ing the umbralla, the two
started down Ninth street, headed
by Constable Green Justify beating a
bass drum. 1t did not take long for
this exhibition to find . number OF
followers, and tin horns grew up along
the route as though they were an ever
present crop Small and noisy boys
fell in line, and as they marched down
A to Eleventh, thence to Thirteenth
and UP Pacific avenue TO Mr.. CAROLS
Office, the crowd and the fun In
creased