Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-13


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Of vs~ss1s bound fron Puget Sound 70
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booys narkina the sntranos 10 Drsyson
hsrbor. seDiAhnoo bay.
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Of PuRst and Wanhfnetou sonnds Will
be - veil stAksd cut - any other In
land vassra % Ne Pseifis esask For
all this se are indsbssd 70 the enesesstc
edorts Of Inspsstos Ssbrss md Captain
0rsRosy.
British bark PAX Wan, Cast Youna,
arrived shis morning. - days ffon BA-
tAysA, iaisnd Of lava. and vas towed 10
Post 9ambie, vheru eha loads iumbsf
for Sydney.
British ship 0eosRs Thompsou. Caps.
BArneson, vsa sowed % Pors Ladlow,
where she loads lumber for sydney.
The steamer oaesn Of the Paei6clsfs
here last evening. shortly after hss asyi-
val from seattle. with the following
passengers in addition 10 her seattle
list: Lasst. H. H. BenhaD, q. d. A.; r.
Stevsns and wife, H. L. Blanchard, Miss
Lixxie Parker, nrs. 9esrish and child.
y. W. Pettyerove, Jr-. and wife. and 10
In the steeraee.
The following vessels are receiving
Lumber oArRoes at the different mill
ports belonging 70 TIE Puget Mill Cum-
pAuy: Bark kitsap, - Port Gamble, for
Melbourne; British bark Martha. 81 o.
salsdy. for Sydnsy; ship ArkvriQht, a
Port Gamble, for San Frascisco; bark
Henry Buck, 81 Port Gamble, for SAnsa
Rosalia, Msxtso; bktne Skaeit. 81 Pori
Ludlow, for San Francisco; ship George
fhompson, st Pert Lndiov, for Sydney !;
Norwegian bark Hama, at Utsziady. for
Meibousne; schr Hneneme. at Port Lud-
los, for san Francisco.
Fnox FAza6xa--An Osceols, King
county, farmer writes as a. follows !:
Times are very dull and asAgnant here
about. Money cannot BE- got for pro
duce We have to seil. Our new n. r. 4
II here ssems to be another fersaken
orphan. and our csAl mines have been
shut down 20 iong tbs circulation Of
cssh is at q standstill literally speaking.
Yet and many IT oar neiQhbors are
sisshinR and clearing more land. and
thus endeavorinG TO keep our heads
above water. bat IL is rather tough. and
shoald speak my mind and ssy What
hear many Of our most werthy settlers
aud farmers say, that ve doubs our new
would be rulers and Rovernsrs would
soon rain our fair and fertile country.
heard lady say the other day in Ta-
coms ct her husband vas Knight Of
Labor, and that a. they had the China
men all driven away the workinRmen
would soon have good large wages and
not more than 75{ hours day, and one
Of our own Knights said that the labor
ina men we're going to.ruie this country
and We would sosn have good times.
Bat for my part could hope that those
knights Of Labor and all Others will not
be 20 snwise AZ TO try and force the pro
prietors Of our coal mines to give more
waecs than the business will paw. Oar
grass up here looks green, and people
say thinRs promise well fer good fruit
crop this year"