The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-04
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner ]. W. Watson Is In port and
will load lumber for Honolulu.
Steamer Delta carried 900 feet OF clear
dressed lumber to Charleston yesterday.
Tug Biz left whatcom with a boom OF
logs for Port Blakeley Sunday evening.
Steamer Rosale took two car loads OF
-four and so sheep TO Victoria last night.
Steamer Cricket Is having a new boiler
put in and will be completed in another
week.
Steamer Excelsior took coal at the Or
egon Improvement Company bunkers
Sunday.
Schooner r. Eacrett has arrived from
Port Angeles with q. coo feet OF clear
cedar lumber
Steamer Estene towed scow loaded
with a seven-ton logging engine to Shell
ton yesterday.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald Sunday
brought 100 sons OF Hermann excursion
lists from Everett
\ twenty-slx-ton boiler is being unload
Ell from a fiat car at Yesler's wharf for
the steamer Utopia.
Steamer Lily brought in eighteen tons
Of hay from Cherry Valley. via the Sno-
qualmie and Snohornish rivers
Steamer Clan Mcdonald has had new
brick put under her boilers. and expects
to make better speed hereafter.
Steamer City Of Champaign had an eU-
sursson Sunday from Burlington. Avon
and Mount Vernon 20 Coupevtile.
steamer Edith returned from the Hood
canal trout fishing excursion al a. m.
yesterday. 4 good catch Is reported.
Owing TO light business 20 Port Or
chard. steamer Gen Candy VIII reduce
her schedule 10 one trip daily IN the near
future.
Tug Vigaant. which lowed the tag
dreiEer from Skagit river. left for LISA
lady 20 tow down a boom OF hogs from
there TO Everett.
The fishing schooner Donoaster came
down yesterday from Tacoma. where she
disroSed Of her last catch. and has re-
turned - 1he F,attery haAHsut banks.
Tug Nysti,, towea "a boom Of piles 20
Port Orchard for the dry dock yesterday
morning. and started 10 sea IN the even
lng With the barksntine Quicks,ep, Which
has lumber for Shanghai
Tug Magic, which went 70 sea 20 get a
tow. passed cape klattsry on her return
yesterday morning wt,hoa.t a vessel. IS,
owing % the yreya ling southwest winds,
thu vessels can sail in nicely.
Steamer Edtth r tJ~eI a scow o.
crushed rock from PORE Orchard 20 Port
Townsend, arriving al a. m, sunday.
The rock - for the foundation OF Eha
marine hospital and is sbc first ever re-
s,efved there froEn Port Orchard
Steamer lydia Thompson brought in
eleven sons OF nay and batter ezgs and
vegetables from san Juan islands ytster-
dav. SIX hundred sacks ~ oats. forty
tubs O. butter and other produce came
In from Samish OF another steamer.
Some "a Nod sections q the pH.ar IN
der Harrington & Smiths wharf are "
irr or the dock bored through ana
thrunzh BY the IereEo. leaving uoth!nv
t,it "a thin she'll or me oats which fe3l
in the hay. - SACKS were los entirely.
Vnkcd States revenue steamer scout.
in command ~ 14eut. u. l. Garden. ar
rived IN port yesterday. ana MI leave
this afternoon. sac Is a Bsitish vessel
which. under tAe name ~ che Syll. was
seized and Connscete3 for ssrsilsStg~g
Cinnamon into the UcEe1 States.
The new ren-ton schooner Trjlnv MI
Sal for Cooks Inlet Alaska. IA atsoslr
ten days II schwartz ana John Cava-
rrasls-n her owners, having some mining
PROSPECTS sAera watch they VII work
ner at least q year ClvI EaE1ueer w.
Maurice VII go also - f-r 20 nna A mass
a.-ross tfe Alaska mountain range IVES,
- the 3nies. iEs1o the knSoquin valley.
which has never been fully explored