The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01
THE WATER FRONT.

The schooner Leas:ia went on 70 Tacoma
yesterday.
The steam schooner Lakme IS due from
Portland today.
The J G. Britain VIII be in this morn
ing from ChBckanut.
The Wells line steamer Jeanne is due
here Monday from San Francisco.
The tug Biz is on her way here from
Chucsannt with scow Of stone in tog.
The Queen City towed the schooner
Volant up to Tacoma yesterday afternoon.
The tug Phantom is towing logs from
Salmon bay 20 the Mechanic mill today.
The steamer Politsoisky towee boom Of
logs from the barbor over 70 Port Blakeiy
yesterday.
The Walla walla got away yesterday
afternoon 10 Taeszaa, for which place she
has some freight.
The bark Southern Chief was moved mp
TO sqnire's wharf Yesterday morning. she
moves back 10 Hatiield's wharf today,
The s. L. Mastiok Il laid up at Pun
phery's wharf. where her boilers are being
cleaaed. Size viii lie ready for service to-
day.
The steamer Louise came in al : o'clock
yesterday afIsrnoon with Q raft OF lumber
which Is being landed at the Washington
street slip.
The deck load and part OF the hold load
OF the schooner Emma Claudina. which N
dischArging lumber At Manaing's wharf,
has been unioaded.
The ship Highland Light left sAs Diego
yesterday for Seattle with q cargo Of build
ing material and general merchandise con-
signed 10 J. A. Hatfield
The steamer Delta has opened a new
route. She makes daily trip from schwa-
bacher's wharf 70 Applatree cove. Dog
Fish bay. Port Madison and Eagle harbor.
The repairs Of the tug Qaickstep y III be
completed next week. she Is receiving a
service condenser. and Is being generally
ovefhaaled. She is iasd up al salmon hay.
The steam schooner Lucy Lowe came in
yesterday afternoon ~ 3 O'Clock with
load Of Chuckanut stone. She tied up at
the Ocean dock and began disoharging.
She has about 9o0 tons.
Tie owners OF the steamer lola, running
on the YashoR island ronte, are neg0tiat-
ing Tor the purchase Of the Mary f Pefiey
! II they saeceed in buying her she viii be
put on the Yashoa island ran.
The steamer Ceo. W. Elder arrived yes
ter.ay evening at q O'Clock from Portland.
She left later on for Tacsma. which pace
she was ca hare left during the night
for Port Townsend and then FOR Alaska
The steamer Washington was beached
at West Seattle yesterday morning, She
viii 60 Up 10 the head Of the bay snd 80 on
the gFldiroas. All that Is viii I've necessary
to be done to her viii lie to pat IN two
plAnks She viii be ready 60 take hes run
cat sunday night. The W. X. Aerwin
vent out ia her place last night
George s. Jacobs. secretary OF the Wash
ington Steam boas ana Transportation Com
p4ny whteh ovns she City 81 Qaascy went
20 Tacoma yesterday 20 see her. she has
not set been raised. and in high water she
i submerged hail way up to Ter appeF
deck. An eodeaver vii be made 70 raise
her at los water tais morning 81 e'cloek,
~. struck Oh an old aaaed-oH pile The
Northern Pacific railroad had bar bridge
over the place. and wherl the draw bridge
was bulFt the company ogt The piles off
Gloss down. failing 10 pull thesa up. The
Quincy w3ll he repaired &c Tacoma The
damage including less Of time. viii uog
amount 70 ever few hundred dollars.
shipping Intelligence.
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