The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03
MARINE NOTES.

Tug Tacoma is at Port Blakeley overhauling
and painting.
Steamer Lucy Lowe will land at the Mer-
chants dock hereafter.
Tug Wasp went to WILDLY island after q
boom of logs for Newelps mill.
Steamer Mexico leaves for Portland early this
morning She sails from here for Alaska on
April IL.
Tug Sea Lion tdwed to sea Friday the British
ship British India, Captain Lines, lumber laden
for Valparaiso.
Schooner Sadie, Captain Smith, arrived at
Smiths cove from San Francisco to load a re-
turn cargo of lumber.
The government survey steamer Macarthur
left yesterday, headed across the Sound. She
probably went back to Eagle harbor.
American bark Oregon, Captain Boyd, arrived
at Nanaimo Friday, nine days from San Fran
cisco, to load a return cargo of lumber.
American bark Arkwright, Captain Plumb,
arrived at Port Ludlow Friday, nine days from
San Francisco, to load a return cargo of lumber.
American bark Memnon, Captain Anderson,
arrived at Hadlock Friday, twelve days from
San Francisco, to load q return cargo OF lum-
Der.
American bark Harvester, Captain Beck, ar
rived in Port Townsend lumber laden from Port
Gamble. After shipping crew she sails for
Guaymas.
German bark Fanny has finished loading her
cargo of lumber at Port Blakeley for Valparaiso,
and was towed to Port Townsend yesterday to
ship crew.
Rep airs on the Norwegian bark Fristad, which
was damaged by the steamer Premier, are pro-
crossing rapidly. She will be able to load cargo
about April Is.
American bark George s. Homer, 1850 tons,
arrived Friday evening at Port Townsend, 1873
days from New York, with merchandise for Sc
attic and Tacoma.
American schooner Marie E. Smith, Captain
Rosendall, arrived at Tacoma yesterday, thir-
teen days from San Francisco She loads re-
turn cargo oflumber.
American schooner Peerless, Captain John
son, arrived il Port Blake,ey yesterday, four
teen days from san Francisco. She loads
cargo OF lumber for the Fiji islaHis.
American bark p. J. Carleton, CSC tons, Captain
Crosley, now on the way from San Diego, is
chartered to load lumber at this port for South
America She sailed from San Diego March :.
Barkentine John Smith, which has been re-
ported rs loading lumber at Port LUDLOW for
lauceston, will take her present cargo to San
Francisco, and on the return voyage load for the
former port
Bark L, X. Ham, Captain Cove, arrived at Port
Blakeley yesterday, twelve days from san Fran
cisco, TO load return cargo of lumber. This is
the ninety third trip Captain Cove has made in
command of this vessel.
Tug Holyoke towed the British ship Mount
Carmel, Captain Livingston. from Vancouver 10
Port Blakeley, where she will load lumber for
Cailao. The Mount Carmel arrived at Vancou-
yer March with a cargo OF sugar from Samo-
rang.
American ship General Barnes finished load
ing spGrs at Port Blakeley yesterday, and sails
for Philadelphia some time this week Captain
Slower, who has been in command of the ship
for many years, will go home overland on &C.
count OF sickness.
Steamship City of Puebla arrived in port from
Sen Francisco early yesterday, the old schedule
of one vessel in and one out every five DAYS
having bean resumed on April l. She brought
go tons of Seattle freight She had pleasant
weather and made good time.
Steamer State of Washington had 10 tons of
freight out on the Everett route; the Henry
Bailey took 20 tons out for points On skagit
river; the Multnomah brought in 10 and left
with 80 tons on the Olympia route; the Angeles
had IS tons out for Port Angeles and way points.
and the Mabel had 81 tons On the snohomish
route
The Union Pacific steamers Hassalo and
North Pacific have been taken over to the
mouth OF the Duwamish and tied up and the
Sehome and George +. starr will 30 taken over
Monday. George Hayier, chief clerk in the pas
senger department at Portland, is in the city
assisting in winding up the company's bust
ness here