The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-22
THE WATER FRONT.

The steamer Angeles has been bought BY the
Haatings transportation Company, and Will
henceforth be identified with that linA Her ar
rival time VIII b. tho same sheretolors. aud
punctuality will be the principal feature. She
Will stop as Port Crescent and oil neighboring
landinga, and will take freight for Cape Flattery
and the islands.
A. N, eawtelle, financial secretary of the
Marine Rngineer4 Association. 10 authority for
the abatement that the J. B. Mcdonald 10 pay
Ing 10 engineers the schedule rates Of the $3.50
citation, and that no dissatisfaction has been ex-
pressed. eli reports to the contrary notwith-
standing.
When the steamer Georre =. Starr leaves the
Oregon improvement dry dock In few days to
resume her regular trips abe will look bright
and handsome In . new garb of paint and make
1t Interesting for competitors with repaired ma
chinery.
The sseemer Premier, on her way 10 Tacoma
from Vancouver. yesterday morning discharged
eighty tons OF freight ct the Union dock.
Among the collection was number OF IRE
Plugs ana water gates for the city.
Captain Hatns,d received telegram from
San Francisco yesterday morning informing
him that the steamer .HAyt ian Republic had
started for Seattle with 500 tons Of freight the
day previous
The steamer Wasp went to Tacoma yesterday
with q consignment of machinery for the Pa
clio Naphtha Company Upon her return she
will tow acow loaded with lumber and iron to
1nohomish.
The Fannie Lake started out last night with .
big cargo OF merchandise. among 1t being twen-
ty.fivs barrels OF lime for Edmonds, taken on at
the decks OF Gillette & Wiley.
It ives decided yesterday to put the steamer
Hassalo on the Seattle dry docks for repairs ~
soon Is the g. L Mastiek 10 on. which will not
be bsfore next wednesday.
f<Ths fre commissioners were locking over the
Madison street slip yesterday afternoon with
che view Of selecting moorings for the new dre-
boat
dynamo for the use Of the Seattle Gas and
Electric Light Company reached the city yester-
day over the Northern Pacific railroad
The steamer Buckeye was docked yesterday
for remains to her bottom. Her trips TO I'd.
murds will be filed BY the steamer Bee
Seventeen tons of hay and 2soo sacks OF grain
vas among the consignment brought in from
eamish by the steamer Fanny Lake.
Ths bark Harlem came into port light yester.
day. ana viii sail for San Francisco in few
days with cargo Of coal.
The stean sr Hornet came In Yesterday morn
inx with . tow OF bridge timber for the San
Francisco Bridge Company.
Yesterday morning the steamer faquina
sailed for Alaska points She carried good
number Of wharfmen from Seattle VIII 60
"a Hallard today to witness the launching OF the
new steamer Gatxeft
The English ship Algoms left Port Ludlow
Yesterday for sydney with cargo OF Soo. 600 feet
OF lumber.
car OF hams and bacon was received from
Chicago yesterday aftsrnoea By Asssn. Hunt
Campbell
The fog was % denss yesterday afternoon snas
hut little business was transacted along Tho
wharyeo-
The steamer walla walla 10 due from Gan
Francieeo next Monday afternoon
rhs Rosie Olson brought In hfty tons OF hay
for NcDeaald 4 Co yesssriay.
The Discovery Il expected - leave for Port
Toguosnd this morning.
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