The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-14
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Monroe through, in a ,nas "a
nay rom Stanwood yesterday.
\ Pile driver was a, work Yesterday AZ.
SaeL $3.50 repairing the sink in the ocean
Steamer walla waua arriv.., ,,,,., Co.
O'clock iAiiaAs AZ a.So
r British bark Inch Keith. 1.lss tons. 70
W ON foges sound loading lumber far.
pI nssrsesisn bark serinsa arrived a, Port
pee Tor Cork. ireland. ''''''-
liz. steamer RAPID Transit. loaded with
stiae from Roche Harhor for Tacoma. VS.
IN per, yesterday morning.
seneoner Challenger will finish renasranw
hs i ah Ways this afternoon and viii
'e launched in the evening.
Schooner Robert Searles. nav a, Ga,
p sshelsco. is chartered 10 lead lumber al
foft SiaSeley fer Shanghai. China.
Schooner L. 5. Redfeld, Cant Rtel-
uoial, Viii sail from Port Rlakrlev taSav
win ""."o feet of lumber for Honolulu.
Two carloads OF cattle that came in
night Ao"nseha last
M esmsn ship Philadelphia. now discharge
ins ~ Los Angeles. IS chartered 10 lasi
south Africa. e"ss
wa tskhP INP McNlfO In
aiaska on the next trip. in place ~ es,,
Sa.ron VINO is sick. Capt Jensen Supsr-
Httenlea the construction OF tho fanaous
Sasoine launch l.ucero
me oregon Improvement Company is
SaShshS up IN tons Of coal for fh, steam
scnoansr Excelsior. expected here Sunday
IfVll san Francisco with q party OF pr,s-
p@ctiVe miners aboard from Boston.
me ne loading of the steamer Mexico for
psri ~ ~, mas nesun Yesterday. The first
I S OF tue cargo 10 40 in. other than ma
TIl.nefy taken on al Vancouver for ths
irea0"eii mine. IS 3oo.6s, feet of lumber,
steamer city Of Kingston will tie M for
49, ~ Tor repairs and improvements on
-ndich 10 Steamer Sehome will take tho
run en- the time card that went inin az
iect March u, but will only come through
~ ''aa ,ease Tacoma three times during
u Bowman, the oyster dealer. has
uhiit a lioat alongside YsSler wharf 10
keep crabs, oysters and small fish fresh
ne bottom lies about a foot beneath the
sntiece or the water and Is barred to
r ws,e, hsh escaping. while allowing
water 10 circulate freely.
Bark ]. II. Peters. Capt Townsend. was
to~ed TO the Harrington Il Smith dock
yesterday afternoon by the tug Tacoma
i,er freight viii be transhipped to the
Jeanne. which Is expected here daily. for
Alaska: on the voyage from San fran
cisco the Peters had her foremost head
carried away in 4 storm and has been on
NV ways al Ballard Tor repairs. .sho
VIII load lumber at Port BlakeIey for
Bristol bay. Alaska
steamer Jakme. chartered by Seattle
PARTIES for a run 10 Cook inlet Will be
ready 70 sail on March Is. she is a good
sound boat, with a registered carrying
capacity Of 400 tons. and can take l5D
passengers +. Wakefield. her agent SAYS
he has almost illed out his passenger list
and expects to have a full load when the
l.akme leaves. The steamer will 10 to
Stx-Mile creek and after making one
round trip viii probably go back on tho
San Francisco route unless the present
charter Is renewed.
The City OF Puebia sailed for San Fran
cisco at O'Clock yesterday morning with
a good cargo and the following passenger
list: Miss Mamie Hastings. Mrs. NJ, ".
Comes. II. Semple, ). j. Wright. OLAF
Nelson A. NJ. Guilds. T. H. Brooks, Mrs.
J, b. Valentine. Miss May Taylor. s.
Ellicott, W, NJ. Chadburn. Daisy Ander-
son, Rev. O. r. Olander. G. T.. Hansei1.
the Misses wollheim. :. II. Pollard. Rev.
J. Gribbin J. j. Grlbbin. Mary Thornton.
Mrs. J. Fowler and two children, A. l..
Shook, W. Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Johnston. Mrs. and Miss Fitzgerald and
three children.