The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-26
ATTHE WATERS EDGE
Queen in From San Francisco
The Umstilla Sailed.
the PASSENGER LISTS LARGE.
1rew stsansr - he Built-skagit River
- - cleared Of snags-Largs
Coal Shipments.
THE PASSENGER LISTS LARo

Thn UWaf1llo sailed Tor IAN franclsco i'm
ovcnine with carEo Of LOO tons OF coal thirty
6ye tons Of miscellaneous freight and the FOL.
loWfne passenger list: Mn. W. J. Martin and
,lGeer. 8. q. Ueker, J. A. Chesebro and wife. Z.
81. Hmauuols, Sam Bernard, Guy II. Chick, Mrs.
=. efiIINelI and daughter, Ellis Ray, A. II. Bay
-. I 3. Artori, c. b. Saunders. +. L Kimball
ma MIA Mis- n. Muller. Mrs. r n. Doggett,
Tlm Eta Alien, Mra E. H. Hubbard, Mrs. L J.
Heooock. Nrs h. Mcclellan, MrA Crowell. J. H.
uagnhall, MA J. TuIly, julius Klapper. ..
TO-. n. Harrison, Miss Alice Flanagan G. 9.
Cooper, G. I. Bradford. frank McGratn and
Wis. and thirty Storage passenger
1hS Oyeoon6an says that settlers along the
skartt aver have petftioncd Captain symons.
Z ppised States engineer, 70 have the work Of re-
s0viug suaeD from that river begun ~ soon -
peuuable = this ID very favorable time to pros
ec,ats the work, ewing 10 the low stage Of the
water IN the river Captain Symons has tele.
ersphod 70 the chief Of engineers for permission
o bostn work 1t once In anticipation Of . 10
voeah1o reply Captain Jefferson. who has charge
~ ne euae-puller on the Sound, II In Portland
ondc6yoring 70 get his old crew together, and Is
nfrrnxine Tor supplies, etc Mr.. Polhemus, who
~ superintendence of the jetty work a
Ynuuina, under the direction Of Captain By
boue, q In portland making arrangements for
oentslng work on the jetties ct once.
s1hs stassment that the ship william J. Rotch
void clear 81, 600 for her owners on her cargo
n nan from the Sound to Boston II surpris-
I lnr one 70 some," said Captain A. p. spauld'
~, .but not 70 those acquainted with the
ocean trade Ihave known new ships to clear
from New York. and In one round voyage. made
IN leGs than year, mako their owners profits
anounting to more than the iirst cost Of the
veoDel The cost Of = ship can b roughly esti-
mAaed teom her tonnage, running from $36 TO
rs Per ton. depending largely on the finish
Tns nae steamer Queen arrived from San
Ntancisco yesterday morning with eighty-two
oohin passengers. forty-two Of whom were for
Gootslo and nine for Tacoma There were ITO
eeeesaee passengers. The vessel had very pleas
at voyage up the coast finding the sea very
calm I'll the way. Only light logs were met un-
Z u ID The Sound. The cargo brought was ], 4SS
tons, Of which 617 was for Seattle, sol for Ta-
cana, 113 for Port Townsend. LOG for Victoria.
n foe Vancouver. and for Anacortes.
Two young sneak thieves were caught on Hat
1old's wharf yesterday afternoon. before they
had IN opportunity to escape with any booty.
1ho buyS, who were about Is years old, were
Isetursd soundiy and allowed to 90.
CAPTAIN I. ". Lake il about to lay the keel Of
new steamer ct his yard 1t Ballard The YES
~ Win be for Captain Ellis, of tho Mountain
-, and win be stern-wheeler, 10 feet long
ard 23foot beam.
! 1he Fred 4. Sanders, loading lumber at
Gnithss cove, will clear in about two weeks,
ard shs Guiana, leading at the same place. viii
- 1eedy In about three weeks
1he Idaho did mot got or the ways wednes.
I day, boine jammod in the cradle, and sticking
until yeotorday afternoon, when she foated, and
~ A<>~uvx. - - A<>ok
ne Henry Bailey 10 waiting for Q chance 70
ut on the ways q the dry dock, the delay on
1ho Idaho making It impossible for her to get in
ehead II the Tacoma
The J. +. Mcdonald came In with good load
r. 6rain end iced. and goes on the ways today
tpf repain.
Tho Utsalady ID drawn up st the Puget Bound
enigma
he big pumps, weighing ave tons each, were
lowered into the hold Of the enoQualmie yes.
torday.
The Al-Ki steamed out yesterday afternoon
With . cargo Of 1,Soo tons of coal for Ban Fran.
disco
The Blue Jacket will clear this morning fol
Ban Francisco. carrying l,soo tons Of coal.
The hip Van Wrinkle brought in . Sow Of
Stone from Doensh point
The Hornet towed the Arcturus down 70 the
coal bunkerA
me Tscoms went on the Ways last night TO,
sepaizs.
The Wasp went to Anderson island for boom
q logs
The City Of Topeka il not yet in from Alaska
The Templaf win begin loading coal today.
Thu KillamaffA Ss exnecfed Safnxdax