Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-09
EEsn TEE reIrr eF ENTRY.


Ed41 kON&1EMUt NAY q. 1cctt.
This vas good day fer steamers. At
q %. there were ~ our vharses and
u the bay the following steamers /:
Queen Of ths Pacific. propeller Idaho
and sidewi1eei Idaho, Empire, North
Pacine. Geo. z. stsxr, Patterson. Hol-
yoke, Biakeiy, Dispatch, Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs- A. p. Turney. Of Santa
Ross, Cal, arrived hire on ths Queen Of
tie Pacific. They vii extend their bri-
dsl tour - far as Alaska, on board the
steamer Idaho, Whsre they will visit
Major Bond, Deputy Collector Of Gus
toms. stationed af Tongass narrogs,
Who is the lady's father. Mrs. Turnsy
has besn making some inquiries among
fhe farmers N this vicinity with Q view
OF Purchasing COW for her father. bat
owing 70 the fact THAI there is nov al
ready more freight On the wharf than
the Idaho can carry, Mr.. Turney has
concluded that IL permission be granted
nim by the Customs authority, be will
take keR Of Milwaukee beer 70 the
cid gentleman.
Governor Kinkead and lawyer Met
caife visited the military post yesterday
By invitation of Colonel Douglass
Mr.. FraRk Winsl0v made q flying
visit this morning. he came down frum
Tacoma IN charge Of bonded goods on
board the steamer idaho, bound 10 New
Wessaainstsr, b. @.
Hawaiian bark Kalakaua, Captain
Clifford, arrived this morning in tow of
the tug Blakely, from Blakely, with q
cargo Of lumber for Panama. Captain
W. Z. Clifford was ordered by the exn-
ers 20 turn his vessel over 20 Captain j.
~. Dodge, who arrived lately from San
Francisco. A orew will be shipped to-
day, and she will proceed % Panama.
Captain Clifford takes passage on the
Queen Of the Paci6o Sunday next for
san Ffanci $50, where he will take com
naand of the American bark ID. O. Mur-
ray, which is under charter for Central
America.
Bark Otage, Captain Boyd, laden with
lumber. was towsd by the tug Biakely 10
sea from Port Blakely. She is bound
TO San Francisco.
The tug IL Dlyoke took up to Seabeok
today the barkentine Retriever.
The schooner J. @. North, loading at
seabeek, will be ready to TOW 20 sea
coon. She is bound 20 San Francisco.
After receiving the San Francisco
eAAeHaA. h-At SefesoH uaA NGI tN9oNAACA ottOloDa
sailed for Victoria. She viii from there
90 to Departure Bay for coal, then pro-
eeed north.
During Mayor Brsdshaw's absence
East. his restdeRce here will be entirely
renovated, to be ready on his return.
Mr.. Frank Bowers, who has Just fin-
ished fresooing and ornameutIng the
residences OF Mrs. Lsndes, Mrs. McIn-
tyre and Mrs. Webster, has been en-
gagged By Captain Cyrus Walker Of Port
Gambla to do such work to bis residence
previous 10 his return from San Fran
cisoo.
Prof. Kenny left this morning on the
steamer Dispatch for Dungeness with a
fine oil painting Of that place. where il
will be rsfiied. Mr.. EIenny gives lessons
In music and painting.
Mr.. w. T. Johnson, the proprietor of
the cigar factory, has purchased from
Mr.. Charles Elsenbeis, . large land
owner, two lots on the corner of Monroe
and Clay streets, for the sam OF $500,
where be proposes at an early date to
build him residences.
Steamer Queen of the Pacific arrived
from up Sound this morning in charge
of the first officer, Mr.. Hansen, and
Pilot 1ibbals, who WINS relieved by Pilot
Ettershank, of British waters. After
obtaining = eiearancs from the Custom
House, she took her departure for De-
partare Bay, where she will take coal
and return Friday evening. Captain
Alexander will soon be on duty fAgain.
The tuR Tyee passssd down yesterday
with the skip Yosemite, Captain Sam
dera, from Tacoma, with 800 tons Of
coal, bound 10 San Francisco. They
account of the thick fog In the straits.
United States Marshal Staples, son Of
ID. J. staples, Of San Francisco, takes
passage on the Idaho for his post Of
duty. That vessel sailed st midnight.