, 1882-06-30

and to Olympia 80 passengers and bi
tons freight. Total, 260 passengers and
1854 tons freight.
SEABEcK, June 2O,-Sailed, schooner
COmpeer, for San Francisco.
PoRT GAMBLE, June 22.-Arrived, bark
Emerald from Honolulu.
PoRr TowNsEND, June %. The Brit
ish steamship GIamis Castle, having
partly loaded coal at Nrnaimo, is due
here today, on her way to Blakely to
finish loading with lumber,
Mr.. CHAs. HAMMOND is employed on
the little steamer Virginia. Capt Hast
ings keeps the little boat moving.
The Dispatch arrived today safe and
sound after her recent accident, and
proceeded on her regular trip to Semiah-
moo.
TIE Idaho arrived early today from
Seattle, and proceeded to San Juan for
lime. A lot of passengers went over to
attend the dedication.
The Starr brought l05 Cinnamon from
Victoria to the Sound today. They were
vaccinated by Drs. Minor end Meade.
They were bound for Portland, Oregon.
PoRT TOWNSEND, June 27.-The
American bark Jonathan Bourne, Capt
A. Doane, arrived here last evening from
Hong Kong, via Victoria. She will load
with lumber at New Tacomu.
The Dispatch was late again this week.
leaving here this afternoon for Neah Bay
and way ports
The schooner Granger, Capt g. W..
Morse, left today on her northern trading
voyage.
The schr Teazer, Capt f, G. Quinn,
arrived yesterday from Neah Bay.
PoRr TOWNSEND, June 23.-News just
reached here Of the burning of some Of
the buildings connected with the Hoko
cannery, belonging to J. A. Martin.
Damage not yet ascertained.
The steamer Isabel brought 300 China
men across from Victoria today. They
Were all vaccinated by Health Officer
Minor. Two hundred more are coming
on the same boat on Monday. 1t is re-
ported that there are eleven hundred to
come altogether. These Cinnamon are
all bound for Oregon to work on the N.
p. II. r.
PoRT TOWNSEND, June 23-The
Lottie arrived from the sealing grounds
today.
The ship Canada loaded with lumber,
from Tacoma, for San Francisco, arrived
today in tow of the tug Tacoma.
CAPT. j. II. CAMERON, formerly of the
ship Shirley, is now in command of the
steam tug Tacoma, vice Capt. Nickels,
resigned.
PoRT GAMBLE, June 23-Arrived, bk
Jas. Cheston, Capt. A. W. Keller, from
San Francisco.
PoRT TOWNSEND, June 2l.-The Brit
ish bark Ossco arrived last night from
Astoria. She will load at Port Gamble.
r. w. deLion & Co., agents. The bark
Chas. B. Kenney, loaded with lumber
from Port Blakely for Guaymas, Mex.
is in our harbor today. She is COM
manded by Capt. Dahler, formerly of
the bark Lizzie Marshall.
The steam-tug Mastick is on duty
again. She arrived in our harbor today
with two booms of logs, one from Sno-
homish and one from Port Susan, bound
for Port Discovery.
THE schooner Champion has left pi-
loting and sealing for time, and has
gone north on a trading expedition. A
few days ago Capt McAlmond in n
letter to his family stated that he had en-
countered storm off Vancouvers Island
which carried away part of the rigging
of the schooner's iib, and he had put in
to Fort Simpson for repairs. He said
the Indians at Fort Simpson had sold
400 seal skins the day the letter was
written, which indicates that the sealing
business north is matter of considera-
BILE Importance. The Hudson Bay Co.
have monopoly ut that point.
PoRT TOWNSEND, June 26,-The Starr
arrived this morning from Victoria with
another hundred Cinnamon on board.
The tug Mastick was in our harbor
today with two more booms of logs from
SnOhomish ''
The light house tender, Shubrick,
Reported ashore on Dungeness spit, was
seen by Capt. Willoughby going around
Cape Flattery yesterday-so she must
have got off again
The Isabel arrived again Sunday
afternoon with 200 more Chinese, from
Victoria. They were duly inoculated
with bovine virus by our health officer.
TIE schooner Mary Parker, Capt. j.
\ n, A f. 4.