Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

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PoET TowxsKsp, May 3, lss5.
A. ID. Moore. of the firu Of Moore A
smish. owners of the mill At Port Dis
eoyery and Of the bark Mary Glover ana
brig Dsaaon- arrived on the Qneen Of
the Pacific. His visit 10 the ssanA in
purely Sne OF business connected With
tue Tntiit which be found overlooked
WIN manufactured lumber, and ouIy
swo small sch0oners AZ the wharf load.
lnR, the sea Foam and Joseph Russ,
both bouad TO san Francisco. As the
fniii will have 10 shut d0xu unless more
sesAsls are engaged 20 take lumber, the
necessary arrangements will be made 20
ksep the nniIl running. Ths tug Massiek
sroaRnt 20 ths mill large boom of logs
from Pysht.
The bark Nehemiah Gibson, which
ts,ok at Tacoma $4,000 feet of lumker
snd sailed Jan. Ist for Melbourne, Ia
reported 70 have lost part of her deck
load and shifted her cargo.
British bark Kosc;usko. which sailed
from here Jan. 5ta with $500 feet Of
l1ms,er, bound to sydney, il reported 10
haye lest her deck load and to have re-
csised soDe damage. She carried on
deck 81. 600 feet.
SchconeFs Maria L. Smith and Com
peer are the only two vessels loading
Lamher at Utsalady; the former for San
Pedro, the latter for saR Francisco.
Steamer San Pedro passed down on
Saturday from Tacoma. With coal. for
San Francisco.
British bark Chipnnan 10 loading lam
Der as Port Ludlow for Valparaiso. She
Is 1858 tons, bailt as So. Stephens, n. d.
The barkautines Skagit and Modoc are
also loading there for San Francisco.
The mill started mp on full time last
week.
Tie following vessels are nov 90 their
way 10 Puget Sound. dates OF departure
being given and where boand.
AEgIl lss, from Apia, schF. j. @. Leeds.
HAY l0sh, Gillian steamer Domingo
Santa Maria, bound to Blakely from
New Orisans.
Am. bark Spartan, april I3sh. from
HoBRksnQ 10 Victoria for orders.
ArEil a0sk, Am. bark Alden Bssse, from
Henakong TO Victoria.
May 9th, bark Lizzie Williams. for
Tacoma.
Nav sth, schr. @. C. Flint, for Port
Discovery.
May l0sh. bark Arkwright. for Port
Ludlow.
May 18th. bark sisrra Nevada, for
Seattle.
May l3th, bark Aursola, for Tacoma.
May i&,h, Ger. bark Meteor, for Port
T0wnsend.
May 18th, schr. Courser, tor Blakeiy.
May l7th, ship Two Brothers, for Sc
attie.
May 10th. ship Ivanhoe, for Seattle.
May zlss. bark Gen. Butler, for Port
Gamble.
May 2lss. ship Belvidere, for Nanai-
mo.
Ship Norris, which sailed from Taco
ina Jan. lat with &c. zoo feet Of lumber,
bound TO Valparaiso. arrived some time
in the early part Of this mouth.
Barkeniine J. NJ. Griffin Capt. Ed
wards, arrit ed in tow of tug Holyoke.
IA days from San Francisco, and pro
eseded to Seabeok. where she will load
lumber and return. She ~ ads the round
trip and discharged 10000 feet lumber
In y days.
Ship Peru, Capt. Lsrrabee, with l,0ss,-
922 fe0t lnmber, Was tSwed from Old
facoma by tue tua Tacoma aud an
chered In the bay. A crew will here be
saA0PL4 Bha nAG WA FsARSNoA w AA0AAA0-
viae0. The Peru is 1855 tons, built in
Yarmouth, Me-, in 1861.
Schr. W. l.. Beebe, with $4,000 feet
lumber, from Old Tacoma, today pro-
oeeded sn her way TO San Francisco.
Ship Spartan, from Old Tacoma. has
sailed Ia ballast for SAN Francisco,
where she will be repaired. since dis
charging her cargo the leak has reduced
| frona 10 inches an ho1r to III inches an
hoar. sac Is provided with a steam en-
gsne attached 10 her pamps 10 keep her
free. After completing her repairs she
sili return TO the sound.
On account OF the delay oaused by q
defect found 10 the shaft of the steamer
Edish, while on the dock at San Fran
oiseos and some decay OF the frame
around the boiler. she viii be detained
another week. In the meantime Capt.
Beecher has availed himself Of Capt.
Bssiamin's steamer Rustier, which will
carry the mail ON the SemIahmo route.
| The Lass named steamer has beeu shor-
ouehly repaired since che oomplsted
the work Of dredging the bay for losi
anchors.