Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-28
PACIFIC COAST.
CAanses In TIE steamer.

@8cs ~ 80 StG816BWs
SAs FRascr.co, Oct. Z.-The steam
ship Dakota will be laid OF during Cd,
winter. and Captain Charles Johnso1
VIII start East within few days 70 brinl
out the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany' . new steamship San Diego. Tn,
new vessel will run between this Dor
ana San Diego. Besides the laying q,
| OF the Dako.a, steamers for Victorii
after the 10Th November will sail ever,
eight days, and those 10 Portland ever
Wednesday and Saturday.
Hawatsan sugar Piaasasisns.
SAX FExsc1sco. Oct. 9.-The Ha
with having stated that the sugar pro
| mainly IN the hands of the German,
and English, or Hawaiians. The Hon
| olniu Press. in answering this state
| ment, shows that of total number Q,
| seventy plaz .ations, valued at abou,
| own fifty, valued AZ over ten millions.
Port Of Eatry Notes
POM TowEsEaD, Oct. 27.-One of the
| distinguished visitors TO Port Townsend
az present is Hon. A. r. Fletcher, CAPT
salist and banker of Indianapolis, Indi
ana, WHO Is the guest of Collector Bash
Mr.. Fletcher has travelled extensivel,
over the world, and is very favorably
impressed with Puget Sound.
An extensive JOB of improvement i
being done on Taylor street, back or
tine hill. Il has been plowed and graded
and is nov being covered With ceneu,
and gravel.
An Eastern gentleman visiting Por,
Townsend il favorably impressed with
our bay as the location of large brick.
making industry. He has relatives in.
teree.ed IN that business who have
ample means =, conduct such an indus.
try on large scale. He was PARTON.
larry impressed with the fact that no
one Is at present making bricks on
Puget Sound on scale large enough 10
supply the great demand.
Passengers BY the Columbia.
SAN FRAScrsco, Oct. 27.-Passenper
list OF the Columbia sailing today: Gen.
0. D. Green, Jas. Anderson, J.. III.
Smith, +. Rolling, p. Mccormick, q.
Mssten, p. Neis, w. G. MILAN, q. II.
Barnes, j. McCabe, L. Silhernbero.
Mrs. Kohn, Mrs. Steenbach, c. Clodis
and VT, Miss r. Nicollai, Mrs. Kane,
Mrs. <. w. Davis and son. W. Z. Cres-
sip and VT. and dr., N. Kane, Warren
Crsssey. Little Pearle, II. Sala, E. Max.
we'll, A. u. Brandner, j. w. Boatman,
N. A. Gunst, A. d. Sinonson, II. Lew
and VT, Miss b. Marks, E. A. White, G.
Kennedy, K. II. Arthur, A. Ward, A.
Grant and W.T.. Mrs. L. Cheld. Mrs.
Cummings, w. voght, A. G. Reed, ], o.
Graham and W.T., Miss b. Mix, Miss B.
Mix, Margaret Anderson, Miss Hamil-
ton, Mrs. K. d. Sinett, Mrs. j. c. Sc
mons, Mrs. A. L. Williams and son, ].
Ludlow, G. NJ. Capran, Mrs. Buchanan,
). U. Hapman and VT, H. A. Paulsen
and VT. r. II. Logan, C.P. Christian
and VT. and 2 drs., g. II. Richardson,
Thos. Hill, Miss Williams, w, =. No
Avery, r. Beths, Miss Mitchell, b. A.
Heron. j. A. Kelly. J. Quinn.
shippinG Intellagenee.
SAN ,FRANcsco, Got. N.-Arrived-
Str. Dakota. johnson, from Victoria.
Sailed-Str. Columbia, for Astoria:
bark Enoch Talbot. for Nansimo.
PoRr GAMBLE, Oct. "a. - Arrived
Banks Chester, Fresno and Atlanta
PoRr BLAKKLY, Got. N.-Arriyed-
Schooner Reporter, from San Francisoo.
PoRr DISCOVERY, OCT. q. - Sailed
Ship Majestic.
Arrived-Chas. B. Kennedy and brig
Deacon.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Oct. N.-Arrived-
Schooner Prussia, from Alaska; ships
Dashing Wave and Challenger; barken-
tine Katie Fieckinger, bark Tidal Wave,
ship Richard the Third, schooner w.
l.. Beebee. barkentines ]. II. Griffith
and Malay.