The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-01

Movements OF steamers and Other
Notes or Interest tn Marine Men
Steam schooner Lzkane Is due from San
Francisco
Tugs Sea Lion ard Discovery were ~ the
Gilman bankers yesterday.
Schooner n. T Prescott viii no. sail
for Cook inlet until next Sunday. July D.
Exc4rsscn steamer Queen vii return
from Alaska either this as--rn1on % to-
morrow. Sae wifi sail again July s.
Steamer topeka was due 70 arrive from
Alaska az o'clock this morning. she
Will s8Il again sometime tomorrow.
Steamer Willamette sailed for San
Francisco last 1.gnt with q 80 tons Of coal
loaded a. the Oregon Improvement bunk
ers.
The plans for the warehouse TO be con-
structe9 for Alnswe-th & Dunn. On their
dock. noE building At the foot Of Pike
street. call foz . EtrIcfurS Skis feet and
about twenty feet high II wtl be eSDe-
c.aily arranged for nsh packing. and
there will ~ several storage rooms. An
Office 15x@s <eeL via be at the northeast
corner. Tas work on the dock szelf IS
being rapidly pushed 20 compilation. The
6uiit-up piles used have excited favo-a0ls
comment. and A4nSwGrth * Dunn think
the dock will De the finest on the Sound
when completed.
The Offices and warehouses on what IL
known az Gaines wharf. did not rsmA@n
vacant long after the removal Of the r
Two new firms are well started IN ousi-
ness there now. and STRENGTHENING inl-
proyenens~ are being made II fae founda-
lions OF both Canes and the AercaAnt
dock. George s. List and W. :. Threlkeld
have formed a partnership. and under the
firm name List a Threlkeld are starting
wholesale FISH business. handling smoked
aud picked. as well as fresh fisn. W. e.
Stetson. Of the Stetson a. Post Lumber
Company. II installed tn another Office on
The dock. as manager or the Queen CITY
Towing Company. which runs the tugs
Queen City and Occi6ent
TIE long expected steamer Portland ar
rived from San Francisco Yesterday aft
ernoon at o'clock. and at once began TAX
ing on freight al Schwahacner's dock for
her trip 70 the north The vessel. which
IS in charge OF Can't. Ktdson. looks much
as she used when the words 'Haytien Re-
public" adorned her prov. The Portland will
sailing for 81 Michaels. Alaska. there TO
transfer freight and passengers 70 the
river steamer p. u. Weare. Beside the
regular officers of the North American
there viii be a few passengers. who are
paying $50 To Fort Cudahy. or Circle City
a steam launch called the Celia was
brought I'D from San Francisco. It's sides
were slightly injured by the pressure OF
the sings IN which IL was carried.
Steamer walia wsila sails for San Fran
cisco this morning al O'Clock, with the
following list Of PASSENGERS: Mss Z, A.
F. r. Petite. Mrs. II l.. Petite. Mrs. S. II.
Dingman. r. w Borough Mrs. A. r.
Borough. Miss Marie Borough. E. ".
Mable r. BaIIy. Miss A. Webster. Mrs. r.
r. Webster. William Watson. Mrs. Hen
dfay ard child Mrs. r. A. O'Brien. Mrs.
III. Wells. A. c. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
~. Jackson. Mrs. A. r Friend. A. II.
Priehard. II. Rosenthal. Mrs. L. H Knapp.
John Kahle. Miss Colludi. Miss Nellie
Clark. :, o. COMBS. Miss A. +. coOmbs.
Rice. william j. Richmond Mrs K Old
son. Mrs. w. Peterson. J. Mcdonald Miss
Douglas. q. A. White. Miss G. Fulton. A.
III. Rivers. e weich. Mrs. 3, Burns. While
Burns. r. Haven and twenty steerage.