The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-28
THE WATER FRONT,

Steamship Walla Walla sailed for San Francis
co at O'Clock last evening, taking 100 tons of
merchandise and long list of passengers from
this port. Among her list of cabin passengers
were the following from Seattle: Miss E. NJ.
Laroy, Miss NJ. johnson, Bessie C. Swisher, Miss
Breckenfeld, Mrs. H. Walters, IT,, W. #. Howe.
II. Crandall, Charles Green, II. A. Englebrecht.
C. NJ. Robbins, J. NJ. Mcdonald, C. E. Nash
t. J. Kelly, J. J.Wall, F. L. Lswton, c. Reynolds.
Miss Horgean, Miss c. Paul, Miss X. Smith,
Anna Sheburn, Mrs. E. Norton, w. j. Bernard
r. V. Lucy, DR.. w. A. Newell, Mrs Goodman
and three children, Miss Alice Dautrick, Mrs.
Charles MeGinnis and child, Mrs. s. G. Waite
Mrs. W. II. Pearce and child, /. Dennery, W. L.
Gazzam and wife, J. stussy and wife, Mrs L. L
Dennery, Mrs. J. Brown, J. Brown, j. D. Long.
street, Lee Rodgers and wife and Mrs J. NJ
Flynn. There were thirty Storage passengers
Steamer Wasco went out with thirty five tons
Of freight yesterday on the Whatcom route; she
brought in ten tons the evening before; the
Multnomah came in on the 0lym pia route with
twenty-f tons of wheat for Lilly, Bogardus &
Co, and the Henry Bailey brought in twenty.
five tons OF hay from the Skagit river for the
same firm the Henry Bailey takes out about
twenty FIVE tons OF merchandise this morning.
the Mabel had thirty six tons out for Snohon.
ish and way points, and the W. X. Merwin had
eighteen tons on the same route; the Edith took
twenty tons on the Port Townsend run: the
City OF Seattle went out with thirty tons fo,
Whatcom and way ports. and brought in fifteen
tons. and the Bailey Gatzert came in with eigb.
teen and went out with twelve tons ON the
Olympia route
Port Warden Rogers yesterday surveyed the
matches OF the ship W. II. Lincoln and she com.
menced dischsrging her cargo. So far none OF
the cargo has been found damaged
The derrick which has been placed ON
the wharf for loading the pipe on the
wagons broke while large pipe was being
raised, the arm dropping right down alongside q
number OF 'longshoremen. Had il fallen on ton
OF them some OF them would certainly have
been severely injured or perhaps killed.
The Union Pacific Company's beats are having
bad streak of luck, il seems. The Emma Hav.
ward was the last to be added 10 the nurnhe-
that have met with accidents 20 their machinery
OF late She broke her shaft at Samish FRIDAY.
and viii be laid up some time before she can ret
anew one The Sehome Is covering her run
while she is of.
steamer Buckeye was laid up yesterday for in.
specton- She then went on the gridiron az Stet-
son & Posts wharf 10 have her bottom scrapea
and painted. She will be out on time tomorrow
Schooner Teaser finished loading sixty tons o.
merchandise for Quilsyute yesterday, and wa,
TO sail last night or this morning.
Tug Queen City came In from Utsaladv with q
boom OF logs for Sie,sou s. Post Mil Company.
Tug Wasp went to Sylvan Grove YESTERDAY
with small party OF pleasure seekers.
Steamer Lucy Lowe came in from Chuckanp,
yesterday with s load OF stone.
Tug ST. Patrick went up the Duvsmish After I.
scow of brick.
Tug Violet took 8 scow TO Eagle hsrhor.