[8] ORIGINAL WARNING TO THOMAS HADLEY.
We hereby certify that a correct copy of the within notice was presented to T. Hadley by Mr. Wm. Greig this 6th day of April, 1857.
William Greig.
Alfred McNeill.
Ambrose Skinner.
Nisqually, W. T., 12th March, 1857.
To Mr. Thomas Hadley.—Sir: I hereby warn you that, in cultivating land and making other improvements on your present location in or near the Talentire precinct, Pierce County, Washington Territory, you are trespassing on the lands confirmed to the Puget's Sound Agricultural Company by the Boundary Treaty, ratified in July, 1846, between Great Britain and the United States of America. Very Respectfully,
Your Obed't Servt.,
W. F. Tolmie,
Agent Puget's Sound Agricultural Company.
CHAPTER XXIV.
TRIP THROUGH THE NATCHESS PASS—[CONTINUED.]
It almost goes without saying, that before the final break up of the camp and separation of the parties there must be some sort of celebration of the event, a sort of house warming or surprise party—something must be done out of the usual course of events. So, what better could these people do than to visit the island [9] home they had heard so much about, and see for themselves some of the wonder land described.