Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-07-24
STATE NEWS


catch Of ioo Fishermen Tia. summer.
The iron plant or blast furnace near
fllcnshurgh Nill ,pun ~, completed
Work on the nail factory at Port
Gardener -alfcadY started ALSO work
on a paper mill
Another coal discovery has been
made near Whatcum uu the north fork
Of the Norksack
There are nov over 1un p1slotiicrs IN
the state nl Washington. and vet the
people are clamuuug tor more.
The government telegraph line To
run from Port Angeles To- ratooch l..
land rapid, approaching completion.
Captain Ross. ~ year. oi age. died
AT Anacurtc-. Thursday he wn- the
oldest fisherman la that ncighlnrhoud
Tho Port Angeles people are en-
Unused over the prospect OF striking
natural eas. They say the symptoms
are abundant Ia the doublr deposits Of
coal aud oil
The falousc Amateur Baseball
League. consisting of Collar. Palousc
city. Pennington aud Tckoa, was or
ganised NJ Pennington last week. and
a schedule of twcnty-four games was
arranged
Three 81 walla walla's ofhcial. we're
horn IN walla walla-iI. A. Reynolds,
Councilman Thirl ward W L. Dovcll.
Attorney. and lew W iochr. Survey
or The city II walla Walla will he
thirty years old January II 1892
Bucola citizens are taking steps to
have the Port Townsend Southern road
extended to that place. Should they
succeed the road will be- Of great bcnc-
~ Ia them, placing them In direct
communication with the shipping Of
the Sound
Last Friday the restrictions that
were placed on the enlisted men ut the
garrison NJ Fort walla Walla immedi-
ately alter the lynching ol gambler
Hunt. were taken of aud the soldiers
now are allowed all the privileges they
had before the trouble.
The Alaska travel l. nj It's height.
II IL greater than the accom- modations
A gentleman who forgot to engage n
passage before he reached Tacoma Of
Tered bonus Of siT5. but IL would not
command anything more than stand.
ms room Ia the steamer
J Crawford, state fish commissioner.
!. on his way to the Mc,ho~. lie will
finish investigating that stream before
definitely locating the state fish hatch
cry there, Last spring when on for.
mof visit, the water was too high to
decide u !, Was the suitable place.
u u Candy, aged n, aud one Of
I the oldest settlers ~ this section, died
al his home un Baker Prairie on Sat.
unlay evening, and was buried Monday
afternoon un Grand Mound Prairie.
In 1898 Mr. Canhy settled on u dona-
ton claim coming here from Wiscon.
sin. and has lived undisturhod on his
olaim ever since During the Indian
uprising oi 1898 hc served Ia Capt
itenness compan, uf volunteers. and
many oi the old timers remember the
occasion Ills property has increased
~ value wonderfully during the last
few years. aud ho leaves behind him
considerable wealth IN stock land aud
money. He leaves one son. Mr.
Ianhs j. still alive aud resides in Cen
tfalla --OalsiH, Gi,b,
fish Commissioner Fred Wright
SAYS fact not generally known
by the fishermen 81 Puget Sound l.
that the last state Legislature passed
law enforcing what j. known ~ the
weekly close s'a-nn TIL. law pro.
hilits the taking II fsh Ia Sound
waters NJ any time during the twenty
four hours succeeding q o'clock Satur.
day afternoon. The close season
therefore ends 1T q O'Clock SUNDAY
evening II ~ my intention hereafter
to enforce this law and offenders are
warned 90 deslsi Another provision
oi the Law which 10 not complied with
generally ~ the numbering of traps
aud seif-. The law requires that
these shall he numbered cunsecuti,elv.
The numlofs being supplied by the
fi-h Commissioner These laws are
new and practically unknown aud
are thofein.e violated intend a. en-.
ipfrs. then, h.s..If..