The morning call., 1891-10-08
SEA AND SHORE.
Tidings From Alaska by the
Steamer jeanne.
The Anasha Adrift in the Bay-Return Of the
Survey Vessel Patterson-Arrivals, De-
partures and Charters.

The steamer Jeanne arrived yesterday aft
ernoon from Prince Williams Sound with
cargo of 1900 cases of salmon for j. n.
Knowles. Captain Porter reported that the
steamer Bertha arrived at the sound on Sep
TENDER 25th aud expected to leave on the
29th. The steamer Kodiak left Copper
River for Puget Sound on August 25th, but
off Yakatat was caught in a heavy gale that
blew away most Of her sails and washed the
coal from her decks. She was blown back
to Kayak Island, where Captain Shaw put
her in winter quarters and proceeded in
boats to Copper River to the steam whaler
Orca, and from that point to Kodiak to the
steamer Elsie, en- route to San Francisco.
The Jeanie brought down eighty white men
and 100 Chinese, who had been employed in
the canneres at Cooks Inlet.
Dispatches from Dublin state that the
British ship Earl of Derby has arrived at
Queenstown, with the loss Of many OF her
sails.
ADRIFT IN THE BAY.
The tug Anasha, while on her way 10
Broadway Wharf with a mud-scow in tow,
was disabled by piece of timber which be-
came jammed between her wheel and the
transom, locking the propeller most eifectu-
ally. The whistle was sounded for assist
auce and the tug and scow picked up by til
Annie and lowed to Bro adway Wharf. An
effort will be made to clear the wheel to-day,
but the chances are that the boat will have
to go on tile dry-dock. This is the second
time within year that the Anasha has been
disabled by floating driftwood.
The schooner Ivanhoe came off the Mer-
chants Dry-dock yesterday and will soon be
ready for sea again. A new false keel was
put on her, the old one having been torn off
when she went ashore.
The steamer George W. Elder will run be-
tween Portland and Port Costa in the grain
trade.
BACK FROM ALASKA.
The United States coast survey steamer Z.
p. Patterson has returned from her survey
ing trip to Alaska. She mas completed the
survey of Behen. Cabal, Cattol and Thorn
inlets, and located the site for the new Gus
tom-house at Hassler Harbor. Material for
the new building IS ON the ground and the
work of erection will soon begin. Inc rat
terson will shortly go into winter quarters,
as the season is about over.
The scOw-s schooner Annie and Griffin
colided with the red-stack tug Redmond,
eff Broadway Wharf, about 3:4j yesterday
afternoon. The scow eSca ed with little or
no damage, but the tug had the atterpart OF
her house torn off.
Outside the heads yesterday the weather
The barometer stood % 80
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The arrivals yesterday were the Point
Arena from MendOcino, Del NOrte from
Crescent City, Maggie Ross from Coos Bay,
Point Iona from Grays HarbOr, AleNan-
der Duncan from Santa Maria, LOUIS olsen
from Fort Ross, WhiteSbro from Little
River. The San Pedro from Tacoma
brought a cargo of 40C0 tons OF coal for the
Southern Pacific Company, and the j. Nj:
Weatherwax from karluk 1868 eases OF
salmon. seven cases Of tuTS and three bar
rels of bearskns for the Kodiak Packing
Company Tie SehuouerS Archie and Fon-
| tie. j. NJ. Culnan, Mary Bulhn, Lilliboune
and Pearl arrived IRON coast ports.
Departures were the Los Angeles and
Record for Eureka, Umatilla for Victoria,
| Coos Bay for Wilmington, Norwegian
steamer Marie and German steamer Remus
| for NanaimO and the Bonita for Goleta.
! The ship Annie L. Wright sailed for Havre,
! the brig Luriine for Hilo, Irmgard for
| Honolulu and the schoaners Therese, Letltla
| and Bender Bros for coast ports.
Tie moves yesterday were tile j. G. Pot
| ter 10 Oakland, steamer H0unSlOw to How
! ard street, Lockee to the rOiling-millS,
Sardomene, John a, Briggs and Clan Rob
ertson to the stream. To-day the G. G.
! Funk will 90 to Lombard street and the
Robert s. Bernard to Port Costa.
Among the latest charters reported are
| the following:
| British bark Katahdin, 1145 tons, now at
| Tacoma, wheat thence TO United Kingdom,
Havre or Antwerp-chartered prior 10 ar
| rival.
Bark Memnon, 807 tons, now on the Sound,
coal from Seattle to this port-chartered by
| the Oregon Improvement Company.
| Norwegian steamer Marlet, 1916 tons, coal
! from Departure Bay to this p0rt-chartered
by K. Dunsmuir Il sons.
Schooner Spokane, 1913 tons, now at Port
| Gamble, lumber thence to Honolulu-char-
tered by Pope u Talbot.
British iron ship City of Athens, 1853 tons,
chartered for wheat to United Kingdom.
| Hayre or Antwerp, 40S.
Bark Harry Morse, 1918 tons, coal from
| Tacoma to this port-chartered by the South
| Prairie Coal Company.
Steamer Signal, 592 tons, cannery supplies
to Alaska-cnartered by the Alaska In
| provemeDt Company.
British snip George Thompson, 112S tons.
lumber from Puget Sound to Sytney-own-
| eI's account.