The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-13
THE WATER FRONT.

Steamer Idaho went out last night on the
Whatcom route loaded to the guards; the w. F,
Munroe brought in fifteen tons from Snohomsh
and way points the evening before and went out
yesterday with twenty tons; the City of Seattle
took out fifteen tons for Whatcom, and brought
in twelve tons yesterday on her return; the
Edith went out with eighteen tons on the Port
Townsend route; the W. X. Merwin brought in
fourteen tons of potatoes, and went out with
twenty two tons of merchandise on the Sno-
homish route; the Garland took twenty-four
tons for Neah bay and way ports; the Wasco
took thirty-two tons for Whatcom; the Henry
Bailey brought in twenty tons from the skagit
river, and the Phantom took out twenty five
tons of hay and feed for the Stimson Mill
Company.
Steamship walIa Walls sailed for San Fran
cisco last evening at clock, taking les tons of
freight in addition to $50 tons of coal for fuel
and good list OF passengers. Among her cabin
passengers were the following from Seattle: j.
B. Armstrong, wife and two children J. Dalziel
A. T. Hamber, A. Haas, J. q. Snyder, II. II. Ma
loney, A l.. Steel, Mrs. ]. Fl. Drake Mrs. George
Nlggle, c. Cotton and wife, d. J. Walsh, f. A.
Nordham, A. w. Fox, A. b. Mckenzie, DIR. e.
Mckenzie, j. NJ. Howard, A. Hollowell and wife,
C. NJ. Price and wife, Miss c. Evans, Mrs. NJ. f.
Hall and two children, W. J. Leckie, c. II. Pres
colt, J. P. Mccarthy, A Dufiei, wife and son; J.
Duval, P. A. Daggett, C. F. Nesse, Miss Myth
Wrap aad Ben johnson. There were thirty
steerage passengers.
Steamship Haytian Republic arrived in last
evening from San Francisco with loo tons of
freight for Sound ports, of which $40 tons were
for Seattle. She had good list of passengers
and pleasant trip was reported.
Steamer W h Merwin ran against a snag
coming in Thursday and was slightly damaged,
so she had TO lay up for repairs. Yesterday the
City OF Quincy went out in her place.
Captain Rogers said yesterday that all the
boats making regular trips to Seattle would
make half fare rate to and from Seattle for the
Fourth OF July celebration
Steamer olympian has been put on the grid
iron at Olympia 10 have her bottom cleaned and
repaired. The route on which she is TO run has
not yet been decided upon.
Steamer I. J. Potter came in last night on her
regular trip from olympia. Today she takes
picnic party from Tacoma to Long Branch on
her up trip.
Steamer Multnomah, which runs on the
Olympia route, makes connections with the
steamer Willie for Shelton and the Doctor for
Ksmilehie.
Steamship Umatilla arrived in port from San
Francisco yesterday with 800 tons of freight and
good list OF passengers. A pleasant trip was
reported.
Tugs Biz and Wasp were waiting for coal yes
tsrday The coal is not coming in fast enough
10 supply fuel for all the boats
Steamer J. +. Mcdonald brought in sixty tons
OF iron from Tacoma yesterday for the James
street electric car line.
The bark Oakland was towed 70 Port Madison
yesterday by the tug Fayorite to load lumber for
San Francisco.
Steamer Delta went out on her regular run
yesterday. She had very light load.
Tug J. E. Boyden towed boom OF logs 20 Port
Blakely yesterday from Utsalady.