The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-20
THE WATER FRONT.
Steamer Detroit Put On the
Kamilche Route.
RUG HORNET TO BE SURVEYED
Big shspnent ~ Railroad Ircn = tie
Key Csty-sses.er Psebaa Has
> Rough Trip.

The steamer Detroit is in port again. and
il tied an as Badere's wharf. She has been
running from Tacoma to Olympia and
Kamiiche, hut her route il 10 be changed
again She is 10 run from here 10 Tacoma.
Olymuia and KamiIche. Neither her en-
tire route nor . schedule have yet been
made out Captain MaIoney Is expected
here daily from the upper Sound. and on
his arrival the matter vii be arranged.
LARGE SENTIMENTS or RAILROAD IRON.
The steamer Point Arena left for Port
Townsend last night with . casg0 of rail-
road iron and six new flat cars, all for the
Port Townsend Southern railway. The J.
G. Britain left with . cargo Of iron for the
same point yesterday and tie J. r. Nc
Donald will leave here early this morning
for the same point with another cargo Of
iron
THE PuEBLAs ROUGH PASSAGE
The steamship City OF Puebla. Captain
Debney, finished discharging yesterday
morning and left for Tacoma The trip
up from San Francisco was the toughest
that the greyhound has had for months
Heavy head winds with terrible seas were
experienced during the entire trip At
times the spray met the very top Of the
smokestack.
THE TuG HORNET coMPLETED.
The tug Hornet was finally completed
Yesterday and will be taken to Port Town
send by Captain Spaulding. her owner, to-
day She goes there to get her documents
and be surveyed at the customhouse. She
viii return here tomorrow and will imme-
diateiy so to work.
THE sTEAnER EDITH OUT.
The steamer Edith, of the Puget Sound
and Alaska Steamship Company's line,
which has been on the dry dock at Victoria
for several weeks past. is again ready for
service. Mr.. Henry Jackson leaves for
Victoria this morning and viii come back
on the Edith, manned by her regular crew,
leaving there tonight or in the morning.
The Edith will go back onto the Port Town
send run and the w. X. Merwin will BE-
Withdrawn.
The steamer Fanny Lake arrived here
yesterday from Dry slough with 1870 sacks
OF oats. and twenty-three tons of hay. She
discharged at Baxter's wharf.
The sealing schooner Teaser is tied up ct
Manning's wharf.
The l.. J. Perry is still at Baxter's wharf.
The steamship Wilmington is expected
here today from San Francisco.
The three masted schooner Laura Mad
sen sailing in the Wells line is scheduled to
leave San Francisco today for the Sound.
The steamer Premier will not be in from
Vancouver today. She will miss this trip,
being on the dry dock 1t Victoria. She
will be in next Tuesday morning rs usual.
The tug Biz went to Shelton yesterday
after boom OF logs for the Port Biakeley
Mill Company.
The tsg Wasp has gone to Dog Fish
point after . scow Of rock.
The tug Dispatch is now practically un-
der charter 70 the Oregon improvement
Company.
The steamship Al-Ki finished coaling
yesterday and left for San Francisco. She
took away 100 tons.
The bark Aureola will not finish coaling
for several days yet.
The Wells line schooner Henry jewett is
expected here daily from San Francisco.
The steamship Haytien Republic is due
here from San Francisco Saturday.
The steamship George W. Elder sails for
Alaska Sunday.
The tugs Rainier and J. f. Boyden are
still laid up undergoing repairs.
The steamer Henry Bailey is moored at
Bakers wharf. where her repairs are being
completed. She will be running in . few
days.
The steamship Umatilla left San Fran
cisco yesterday for the Sound.