The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM
News Gathered Along the Har-
b0f's Rim.
! YACHT CLUB ORGANIZED.


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tn secure mari az the business that would
otherwise 20 TO the opposition line. Major
n. Mcclellan, of the Pacific Coas. Steam
ship Company. was seen about the matter.
but would simply say that the cut bad been
made, and the rate would be raised to the
Old one Tor the next trip He advanced no
reason Tor the acton OF MS company.
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Seattle Harhor NJ te nj The Nat;oral
brotherhood Of steamboat Pilots recently
organized here. is rapidly growing and now
has q membership OF forty.five. Ii is
arousinr considerable interest among the
pilots ON the sound and promises to be-
come q large ard influential organization.
The next meeting OF the harbor will be
held next Saturday at Harbormaster \. l..
Rodgers office, Yesler wharf.
WATER FRONT NOTES.
The bark Aureola viii go to sea Tuesday.
The steamer Detroit is still in Salmon
bay.
The steamer Cascade is being repaired ut
Salmon hay.
The collier Willamette is duo bere TO-DAY
from San Francisco.
The st..m.h;n Ws,,a Wall. !. due ber.
todav from San Francisco
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She calls for AI..ks Anr;l 20
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ua .S 'io.n '"e 's'aios WIN .aiso u ,iius
inc s,eam schooner o'ghal was 70 nave
arrived mere Yesterday evening rom fort-
'A.
Inc steam barge ). y. bHttsin ieit iof
AhacoF'es sesteroay "stn y cargo oi raii-
so1u Hoh'
The tug J. Z. boyden, which left Thurs
oay ,or o'salaoy ai'sr DOOM Oh iogs' -
VINO oouno tnere.
The schooner Tampa VIII finish discharg-
ing a. harrington smith $ wharf about
the middle Oh THIS week.
Ihe Eliza Anderson Is still tied up at
iesiers wharf She resumes her run on
the "natcom route Monday night
The sealing schooner George l.. White is
lying near Moran Bros shop, being COM
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