Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-10
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poRr ANoHLos, March 80, 1885.
The shlp Astoria, laden with coal
lioan British Columbia. reported ashore
u the Vancouver coazA, Was towed nere
b the tug HolyolIe. Captain Anderson
eoceeded 20 Port Townsend to procure
/ & anchor and th4s second mate and two
ssn1en taken there by the barkentine
IN. Griffith. Not being able 10 fnd n
nislble anchor, tue captain asked for
s.r,ey ON his vessel. Captain DelIisI,
naAs and carpenter Fage came here on
IL Ilolyoke, and after holding a survey.
lks nip proceeded TO sea In tow OF the
hoiyoke.
poRr LuDlow. March 9TH, lss5.
Ths divers hayhae finished their work
a. lie ship spartan, and the leak stop
nd, she was towed BY the tug Tyee TO
he ballast ground, fer the purpose Of
aiaohareing ballast, after which she gill
i I'D lumber for sydney.
The barkensine Kitsap aud bark Ala
4 anita are both luatliuR for San Francis
4 e. Captain Leash has Just arrived,
4 nd will take cs,mmand of the bark
/ alslanta. Captain Bird, OF the Spar
I ia. hss turned over hia ship TO Captain
4 0ibapn. and will nstuFa 10 his home In
4 lkxassla, by way af Portland.
E6bert Attfidge. Of this place, is In
j RessInz the oargu taken ey the Jere-
4 niah Thompson, f,r the charterers.
PuRr GAMBLE, March Z. 1885:
ula ship stofa. Hing, Captain Charles
kseii, b receiving lumber Ia her 'tveen
Il aesaa. Under the management OF Cap
4 hin MeAllep she will soen have her
Il Mszp and be ready for sea. She is
4 haand for Montevtieo.
\ he sAip Jeremiah Thompson, Capt.
hssssch, Il taking spars for Hongkong.
asssdefs Case b experimenting she
hsdne II the largest cargo that has
4 m lsfi this nili. or perhaps the Sosnd.
1 he barb Aae&mure. Capt. Hansen, is
{ hadlnR piles and lumber for San Fran
sisen
Poa1 BtAKsLY, March q. lSSt
q Iks following usssels are loading at
~ mill, British bark Lat0nas tor
seash America; Norwegian bark Men.
1nA foe Falparaia,; ship Otago, for San
3 hknsiseo; chip 1opgsllant, for ssan
4 saEeieeo. Ship cinartIian 10 dischafg-
4 = ballast. and will load for Valparaiso.
tts repairs hsssng been compieted
= We Hawaiian bark Augusta, Captain
kostss returned With hia fasnily 20 saap
snecl>eo By the steamship Mexico.
& M2txAn b<fgman is her nes master.
g fnrthAsee 81 interest In the vessel,
EtxdlnR the ownais succeed IN obtain
II Ma American rasisser.
ihs MentoDs and lsasona will soon be
ftsa Tews1Sp, March ., 1856. The
aissf Mexico to0ak - passengers from
- piacs for san Francisco. Among
80 xsfe hfs. hasper and children.
beyie and child. MIR. and Ars-
Nfnan and ehtId, AIr. and Mra II.
~ Ma Brown. sister and Children,
y q TIE sieeFige.
~ ship kdwari 0'Brien, Captain
esey. oaas1 with 800 900 feet Of lam
heanA fof Sydney. anchored in the
efse daya AGO. ID was noticed that
eaezed her anchor. and the seoond
nn let -; nnidly she tng Maetick
= Der assistants. and while chang
~ herth Il waa Uncovered that the
tsneaur bad parled from the chain,
nsninR 90 the bottom when the
80 s2s bore apA The Edward o. Brien
- hzk Ss. Mary were towed 30 sea
- saturday. The 81. MARY takes
80 q ls0000 feet Of lumber from the
ks1 mills 10 iqulqui.
N = famof that Simps0a Bros
~ - tianeisoo have purchased the
TIE bead 1t the bay. II this
e Hue The work Of completion
1pta. and We may iook for vus
sainR there the eoEninR winter.
krAan eas feoetved here statine
- cutter Nalcott had sailed for
SSna % The Slli instant. Captain
snd hia afiiseFs with meet with .
- seeeptian ey .,af eitssens. TheiE
sss eomine ,,n tbs steamer Geo.