The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer wana walla passed inspection here
yesterday.
The steamer san Benito IL in the Union Iron
Works dry dock a. San Francisco.
The bark Nswsooy, leading iumaer at Port
Camille, has completed her cargo for Gusymas.
Steamer Michigan was put on the beach at
Port Townsend, her propeller being loose on
the shalt
Bark MoNssr, LAS tons, now st San Francisco.
IS chartered % Lead lumber 81 Iscoma for
Salinas Cruz
Capt Mcintyre. formerly commander OF the
bark Richard III. hss taken command of the
steamer Costa R.cs.
The ship Kate Davenport was towed from
Port BlakeIey to Departure esy, where she loads
coal Tor san Francisco
British BARK Kooringa was placed on the beach
at Port Hsdi0ex Saturday for cleaning par-
poses She loads lumeer al taat port for csiiso.
The repairs 20 The schooner Marion at Port
Blakaley ars approaching completion. She viii
take her cargo ca board and proceed 30 Newport
Norwegian bark Tsbltha, which sailed from
Port Blaksley on Juns with cargo OF Lumbar
| for Liysrpool, arrived at her destination Oeto-
Der 81
Norwegian bark Fortuna. lisa tons. now at
| Port Townsend, Is chartered 70 load lumber a.
one of the Puget sound ports for Melbourne 81
e per Loco feet
Steamer chilcat came in yesterday on her
war TO Alaska from Portland, and took on
about seyenty-ave tons OF freight for Alaskan
polnta she ieis about o'clock last evening.
The steamer Willamette, whils entering the
haEbor az San Francisco, eolli1ai with the
schooner Hecla The schooner had her bow
| spirit carried away and sustained other damage
The owners OF thu steamer Harry Lynn have
conferred with Capt Hodsen, of the schooner
| Marion. and agreed TO make good ali damage
TIL ~.
schooner.
| TODAY IS steamship day The Umatiu. Is due
| from san Francisco tins morning and the Walla
| wsIla sails for that port az o clock this even
| Ing. Ths YaQuiaa sails for Alaska al O'Clock
| this morning.
| steam schooner Jeauie arrived IN port from
| San Francisco Tor the Wells line yesterday.
| she brouga; 500 tons OF freight for Seattle and
| will lead return cargo of coal she had good
| weather coming up
| steamer FairhAven had IS tons ia and Is out
| on the Ia Conner route: Monticello. 10 in and
| 3 out on the Fors Angeles route; CITY Of Aoer-
| deem, 10 In on Olympia route; Cisrs Brown. 50
| tons of neur in from TAc0rna and % Of sswsr
| pipe out Tor Olympia; Angeles, IS tons Of gem
/ esal freg ht iR from PORT Angeles and way
| ports, wakeo 10 in from Whstoom; State Of
| Warrington, 20 cut for Everett and Lowell:
| Multnomah, Is out ter Olympia.
| steamer Yaqaina arrived frora San Francisco
1 yesterday 70 take the Mexleo's run on tie
| Alasx q route for thu wfntsr. Capt Hunter and
/ his crew we're transferred from the Mexico to
/ the YsQulna She Is much smaller vessel
| than the Mexico. and ey no means a. finely
! furnished and finished inside. bat Capt Hun
| ter says the Alaska people prefer to patronize
/ salmon boats aud tramp steamers, and coase-
| ausntly there is no business for such dne
| vessels as tas Mexico during she winter at
| least.
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