The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-22
TERRITORIAL NOTES.

The measles are prevalent at Van
couver.
Halia Waaa raisn: Charles Bruno
was released from the peniteutiafy
Monday after serving sentence q
eighteen months for horae tealing, II
Columbia county. His discharge did
not mean giving him his liberty, how.
ever. as be was Immediately turned
over TO the military authorities a1
Fort Waila walla. from which placo
he deserted two years ago. lie VII te
given still longer term in q military
prison.
| aberdeen Herald On the morning
of the 7th inst. Mr.. Ira G. Cr0wtheFn.
while working ON the upper story ot
his neW store on the corner Ut Il ard
Heron streets. in sume unnccDuutnhho
manner lost his footing and fell 10 ~
ground, cislocating the bead of tn
right numerous tnothing funny IN
teneetlD into the axalssy agnee. Dr.
Pearson was Immediately summnned
- the assiytare zee me
So. .ecee,led in ogssti ~ theftf
idits Ct the muscles aIc placed tt
shoulder in proper place. Mr.. Cro&e
thers nov carries his arm In sling.
cAeney Senliaei: A. NJ. Nelson, d
nes conner, engaged with Mr.. Weutk
worth 10 drive his tWentworth's1 c02o
to salmon river. lie was furnished 3
horse and saddle and money for eH-
penses and started on his trip. Tho
next day Mr.. Wentworth was informed
that his cows were in q pasture near
Deep Creek Falls. where they hn1
heen driven By The aforesaid NelsOn,
who had taken his departure for 1theg
scenes, taking with him Mr.. Went
worth'- horse and saddle. The ne1t
day his wife received letter from him
dated at Spokane Falls. In which ~
stated that, after due deiihernii0n. -
had concluded to leave her and leod =
single life heneeforth aud forever.
Oyssrsfiie Journal. iiwac0 has ~
finest bel OF pottery clay on the cues1
The writer made an examination a. q
while there last week, and aftbouen
we have hal large experiences ~ poe-
terry clay. this deposit IL very sepe-
rioY quality Captain syencsS has
sent a sample 10 the Oregon pott1
works, Portland. who promise % u1tt-
ike IL If satisfactory. The u0xke -
Portland nox get their clay In South
ern Oregon Here Il n matter thae
Ilwaco should look TO- n clay ran -
shipped Ia Portland, aDt lu4uufec-
tnred with profit. how mach gyestee
would the pru;sf- he II fnannfsetnfe1
on the groaEd7 Why nos iIuaco1
The capital needed Is not hrEv-
faaeguusr Issfrzfas<sf<-A nufnher
Of our citizens bsS~ esnriu5ed y W-
ennize . genflenfaH hsiat IA Vancouver
and having fiifs6f j<rt Ia view fbey
met on THURSDAY last ia the hah - -
Knights of Pyshias for ~ ptirpo-e q
;aking the mere rary steps r. gxTfec9
the oryankatioB- The meeting ~
called 10 order by w III. brewster ~
wis, tsiae~si Mr.. Wllmarth n s,sstlAr
sien for chairman n the u,eef1uE NJ
wifnsarfh trsisfy stated The 0is}sef -
the meeting zsd the ossfcts <sss pm
rssses IL the eonsrnps2srI osfsn1uetsos1
and then tesi the fseekip1s - e1ect
fte Rev. M. n. Wii<gu f44knt
chairman af the rne<tinf, uhfB 80
unanimously agreed to ~ aeslanpA!to9
SIR. Wilson upon taxing dc So
made a very neas anss eIfsvf44l4
s;ssci, ard ArsFoaehesi tbr Npfx ~
fore him with mach real asHt 81
a@s. secsssAry vas
and sss al committees 81 fs- tezq1
rexo-s ss ssssglinE 30 u kf1o
asine place next 1hx~dey 49,
4sD The lsihmf,j2
agreed upon - The nare T.
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