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W. P. Winans - notes - Transcript.

Winans, W. P. (UNPUBLISHED, 1909)

"Before the organization of the county government, gold was discovered on the Pend O'Reille river by Joe Morrell in 1854, and in 1855, the news being scattered abroad caused quite a number of miners, packers and traders ...
Walla Walla ransacked and burned.

Ricard, Pascal (unknown, )

"Fr. Pandosy at his arrival foun the savages at arms."
Wanapum Indians - interview - Transcript (part 2).

Various (UNPUBLISHED, 1951-11-07)

"One time we were in Yakima and drinking. They put us in jail. It was a long room with several others in it. There were bars of iron here. While we were there they brought it in a man for robbing a bank. They brought him ...
Wanapum Indians - interview - Transcript (part 3).

Various (UNPUBLISHED, 1956)

"'Altar at east end of room, 10 bells there, large ones, about six inches long five inches across bottom. Seven candle holders on wall. These brackets, made of lath, like L shaped. Candle stuck on nail. Unlit. Shakers ...
Wanapum Indians - interview - Transcript.

Various (UNKNOWN, 1951)

"So Happy lived on hill, spring and trees, between Sourdough and cow canyon and river. Fence on south (fence line for cattle. Richmond's spring north and west.. Corrals along railroad track. Track runs west of road along ...
"Wantoose is much more severely injured than you think, being yet unable to stand alone and there seems real danger that he may die."

Fairchild, J. H.; Wilbur, James H.; Milroy, R. H. (UNPUBLISHED, 1881)

Miscellaneous correspondence, transcribed from microfilm by Click Relander, regarding Paiutes, fisheries, smallpox, the Perkins murder, Snipes, and irrigation.
War Department, letters received from Washington Territory, 1854 - 1858 - Transcript (part 2).

Various (UNKNOWN, 1857)

"Your requisition for lime and other materials has been referred by Capt. Jordon to me and I would remark that the quantity (120 bls) of lime called for appearing to be a great deal more than should be required for the ...
War Department, letters received from Washington Territory, 1854 - 1858 - Transcript.

Various (UNKNOWN, 1857)

"Asst. Surgeon A. Hegar, med dept...will assemble at the subsistence storehouse at 10 o'clock a. m. tomorrow and make a careful inspection of each article of subsistence stores now in the hands of that officer for issue ...
War rumors without foundation.

Ricard, Pascal (unknown, )

Reports of war fading, improved relations.
Washington Government - Messages to the Governor about the Yakima War.

Various (UNPUBLISHED, 1855-11-11)

"Here we are without a battle except a skirmish four days since, with some forty Indians, who dedied us as we approached the Yakima river. We thought at first it was the prelude to the battle with the whole of their force, ...
Washington Territory Secretary of State - Indian Wars correspondence - Transcript (part 2).

Various (UNPUBLISHED, 1878)

"I came here at the request of some of the leading Indians to explain to them in person words from General Howard who had directed me to convey the information to them in order to relieve their minds of great anxiety. The ...
Washington Territory Secretary of State - Indian Wars correspondence - Transcript (part 3).

Various (UNPUBLISHED, 1879)

"Now that we have met personally, that you have visited our valley in person, have met our people face to face, know the length and breadth of our domain it is but justice to you as our chief executive to know some of the ...
Washington Territory Secretary of State - Indian Wars correspondence - Transcript.

Various (UNPUBLISHED, 1858)

"I have no doubt that much that I have heard has been greatly exaggerated but as you may suppose I feel much anxiety owing to the unsettled state of our Indian relations to be well informed as possible of the truth of and ...
Washington Territory Secretary of State - miscellaneous correspondence - Transcript.

Various (UNPUBLISHED, 1863)

"I am anxious to obtain a certified copy of an act entitled an act to incorporate the Cascades Rail company. If you will have the kindness to have a copy made and certified to and send to Messrs Wells Frago and Co's Express ...
The Whitman Myth - transcript.

Bourne, E. G., Prof.; Scott, H. W. (UNKNOWN, 1903-03)

"In December, 1842, the Secretary of War, in his report submitted to Congress with the President's message, urged the construction of military stations as a protection to the overland route to Oregon, 'if we intend to ...
Wireless telegraph - Transcript.

Various (UNKNOWN, 1951)

"A- arc fails to start up: 1- No hiss when striking Arc Switches not closed in 500 V D. C. circuit A-500 V. switch at generator B-500 V. switch on power switch board C- Circuit breaker open in arc circuit."
Wishram, Place Names - transcript.

Bibble, Henry J. (UNKNOWN, 1926)

"The Little Narrows was subsequently called the Short Narrows, sometimes Les Petites Dalles or the Little Dalles; today they are known as Ten Mile Rapids. The Long Narrows were later called The Dalles, sometimes the Great ...
WSU Library McWhorter Collection - field notes - Transcript (part 2).

Various (UNKNOWN, 1951)

"Chief Yo-yonen complained of being tired and wanting to smoke. They sat down and struck their last match in lighting their smokes. All efforts at building a fire had been futil, no wood sufficiently dry for kindling, and ...
WSU Library McWhorter Collection - field notes - Transcript (part 3).

Various (UNKNOWN, 1951)

"There were two girls who were called their names the one was Tahpallough and one was YesLimMas these were Yakima Indians these two girls used to go out digging the roots which was used for their food now these two Yakima ...
WSU Library McWhorter Collection - field notes - Transcript.

Various (UNKNOWN, 1951)

"We the undersigned remnants of the Wanapam tribe known as the Priest Rapids band of Indians who did not benefit by the treaties made by Gov. Isaac Stevens, being now with no place we can call our own, do petition you to ...

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