Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-02
NEWS FROM PORT rowNsEHp.
From our Regular Correspondent |

The steamship Gussie 7slfar arrived
from Departure Bay, with 2l2 tons coal,
and sailed Wednesday at noon, for
Portland.
The Bark oak Hill arrived Monday
morning, 81 days from San Francisco.
She loads lumber at Port Blakely for
San Francisco.
The steamship City of Panama sailed
Wednesday morning for San Francisco.
She took 80 passengers, 1000 tons coal
and 80 cords bolts.
The bark Camden arrived Sunday
morning, from Honolulu, making the
passage in 81 days. She brought $50
kegs sugar for the Puget Mill Co.
The schooner lPinYred arrived from
Neah Bay, with the United States Mail,
Monday evening. Capt. Gilbert re-
ports heavy weather in the Straits.
The Bark Montana, Capt. Tuttle, ar-
rived Wednesday evening, 20 days from
San Francisco. She encountered on
the passage up Gains and thick fogs.
The steamer California arrived Mon
day at 8 A. M. from Sitka and sailed at
GA. M. for Portland. She had 248 tons
coal on board from Sitka for the Port
land market.
Barkentine Constitution, Capt. Bishop,
arrived Sunday morning IA days from
San Francisco; reports fine weather to
the Cape and thick weather in the
Straits. She londs at Utsalady for San
Pedro. 81
The steamer Mastick lowed the sloop
War Hack, from San Francisco into
Port Discovery Monday evening. She
reports the Schooner W. II. Meyers and
oh English bark at anchor off Dungeness
lighthouse 1t
The steamer Salvador arrived from
San Francisco, ria Victoria, Friday
evening. She brought up full cargo.
200 passengers for Victoria and so fol
Sound ports. The Captain reported
thick weather. '.. rl a 4.' 80.
E. D. Smith, better known as one.
arm Smith, was going down steer
grade with his horse and wagon and
was kicked 50 badly by his horse as te
break both legs. DR.. Wheeler was
called and set his legs and he is nov
quite comfortable i, g..1- a., .....s.
The steamer Facorae towed the bari
Brontes to Utsalada Monday, and viii
return to this port with the English
bark Princess Royal in tow to-day. Aftel
clearing from the Customs she will b
towed to Royal Roads. 20 81
The merchants of this city were in
dicted by the Grand Jury for selling
liquors without a county license. Judg
Lewis, taking into consideration tina
no wrong was intended on their part
the law having never been put inlforc
by the county commissioner, let then
off with fine of $40 each and costs.
The steamship Pacific arrived from
San Francisco Monday evening, vi
Victoria. She brought up 900 ton
freight to Victoria and SO passengers
40 tons freight for this city and q
passengers, 237 tons freight for ~
Sound ports and 1902 passengers, ant
so passengers for Portland. She re
ports good weather the entire trip.
The Peruvian ship Amsrica No. 8
Capt. Simon Barterereche, arrived a
this port in tow of the steamer Mastic
Friday morning, from Tacoma, AM
after shipping Is men, sailed for Cham
bota, Peru. Her cargo consisted O
35, $50 railroad ties, 2O,135 pieces 0
assorted lumber, making q total of 1,
019, 33T feet She is 1.636tons and th
largest vessel that has been in the Soun'
for long time. ~ 2'E sex Waf 81
A sad affair happened at Port Town
send Saturday night, the factssof whicl
are as follows: A little boy, aged fv
years, son Of Lieut.. Ross, was missed
from his home Saturday evening. Al
| Saturday night was spent in searching
for the little fellow, but to no avail
Sunday morning the father went down
| to the beach, and there found his oni,
son laying cold in. death, It is sup
posed he fell off of the wharf into tn
water and sunk immediately. He wa
q bright little lad, and was favorit,
with ALL. His remains were buried i
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