Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

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SAMUEL SATxknxxk1.
have ben on the Idaho a. lnspeotor
afoat sinoo 1874 40 70 JauuAry last. l
has bean Nanatmo, Cape Fox kassan
oay. Lsefy wfsnxsl ana osnsf posss y
urv Dsnassmsr1. fhs sse.m.r h.s hc~n
allowed TO discharge at Toncas and
other ports. sometimss 10 the nieht.
supervised The disobafRlna ct TonaAs
and other points. Was on board in De
oembef. 1885. Joined hrr as Port
rowussnd. Was on her ii victosia and
s0mafnod "a onnrgs un1ii her arrival at
Sitke. Collector French came down On
her Was on the dock II juneau on
the 40 trip when freight was landed.
Was in the warehouse before tie ship
discharged any freight. I sau some
saimon barrels and some oil barrels.
They we're rolled out TO make room for
ffsaakt froEls the ship. Those barrels
wtrc similar TO the oil barrels the ship
hsd been in she habit OF taking TO
kiliisinoo. Can't say that those barrels
we're taken up on the Idaho 20 Juneau.
| saw sos,e barrels taken on board Al
juneau on her down trip. There are
number Of sioops and small boats trad
ing through thst country, up aud down
the coast. have seen several Of them
at different times.
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woap rnox rux AIAsxau TnapKRs.
n. a.. st,h =, L., N...h ..., :,
'As -. y 's s1 pa
-FOUR started Tor Alaska N small sioop
loaded down uith general merchandise
At trading with the Indians. Frank L
Banks. one Of the party, has written
sevsral letters 10 his folks here, from
which he following items have been
cleaned fer M. Leaving here on Thurs
dsy they arrived is Port Townsend,
from vhence they sailed SUNDAY morn
ine. They arrived in Nanaimr, B. a.,
having sAiis d over Ss miles, on Monday
night. After three weeks absence vsrd
vns received that they bad passed
throaQh Qaesn Ohasiotle Sound. Mr..
Bangs wrsses from Lama Passsee. B. O.,
March 18th, 1856: .We have crossed
Queea Chariosse sound and had rough
miles In Ave ana . half hoars with sails
resfed and the peak dropped; We sre
n os .s.ss Al -
v-ss a. - Snihs On hoard were scared
nserlv a. dsSfn. but i w.s not 4 biz
ssvs,d f'ssi Sunday ve stouped Ia
A,s,s Rav' rherr Il = ash esnnery
shsr~ Tbers Il slso an Indlau ressrvA
sscn v,th : rrisrsnn ana 4 ehrreb a.
sachsd' You an sre lots Of dead In.