The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-21


The steamer City Of Puebla sailed for San
Eranctsco It o'clock last evening with the
following passenger list: A. T. Anderson wife
and -FOUR chil0rsn. p. Nielsen. W. Graham, Miss
Ageie Collins, Mis- Lucy Collins. Andrew o.
from, Ms y. r. Lewis, s. D. Kendall. W. r.
Cole J. I. Coleman and wife. Ma n sullivan
and son. Robert White and wife, Miss Carrie Z.
Curtis, Mis- Eliza Gorman, Mrs- T. Valentine,
4. 3. Bennett and wife. J. F. Conroy. d. w.
Douthttt, Charles Halderman. + Frisch, w. H
Chairman. II. Brother. A. 4 Hall, Charles Viii
son. and hfty steerase
The stoamer Umatflla arrived from San Fran
cisco ct o'clock last evening with fair passen-
ger list and heavy cargo, 400 toms OF freight.
OF the cargo Loo tons was for Seattle ana IL in
Of bar iron and lot OF merchandise Tacoma
receives 600 tons Of freight BY the steamer. Port
Townsend had 80 tonA and the remainder oil
the cargo was for Vancouver and Bellingham
Bay.
Captain J. 4. Hatfield received Z dispatch
ysaterday from Brown 4 Co. Of San Francisco
announcing that the steam schooner Signal
would b put on The Seattle Alaska route and
leave this port On her nrst tsip October IS Il Il
understood that he vessel q one OF several to be
put ON the run, in oppostsion to the Pacific
Coast 6teamahtp Companys line, and that they
will carry freight On their own schedule Of
rata
The schooner ouiae win nnish aischargins
her cargo tomorrow and 60 to the Port Blskeley
mill for . cargo Of lumber for San Francisco.
The Guide il one of the few sailing vessels that
never employs . ting in coming into Seattle
harbor. she was four days beating In from
Caps Flattery. but did not furl her safis anti
she wns alougside Smiths wharf.
The ship Manuel Iaguno. bark Detroit aud
steamer Willamette are loading ct the coal
bankers. The ships Ivsnhoe and Commodore
and bark Richard Ill are in the harbor waiting
for cargo. All six vessels Will take coal to
6an Fr.ncisco. The Willamette win be ready
for sea Thursday.
The bark Richard III. anchored to the buoy in
the stream opposite the Oregon Improvement
company's coal bunkeu, drifted north across
the hasbof yesterday and was taken back to her
moorings By tug.
The bark win w. Case and ship Guardian ar.
rived yesterday and both will load lumber al
Smiths cove Tor Honolulu. The former vessel
brought I2o tons Of merchandise for schwa-
bacher Bros
The Fanny Lake brought In two scows from,
and potatoes for 8. Baxter & Co., and seventy
bales Of hops for q. D. Livesley.
The J. q Britain discharged heavy cargo
Of Chuckanut stone ~ Seeley q Mundelps wharf
yesterday, and goes to swinomish slough for Z
load Of grain for Baxter & Co.
The Queen City goes to 6nohomish for tow
Of span TO Port Blakeley. which will form a
part Of the cargo Of the Snow 4 Burgess, loading
there for Boston.
The jeanne and Lakme sail from San Fran.
cisco tomorrow with cargoes Of merchandise fol
Seattle.
The Ferndale brought in q cargo of Roche
Harbor lime and goes TO Port Townsend today
The tug Hays broke pump on the way "a
Fairhaven, and telegraphed for . new one.
The Rainier went to Shelton for boom OF
logs for Port Blakeley
The tags John E. Boyden and Queen City were
inspected yesterday.
The Wasp is towing logs from Beliingham
Bay to Anscorfea