The San Francisco call., 1904-07-03

two feet Of water June 10; lone tree on Da-
mon Point. NE. q N; outer end of Jetty
Wharf dnside the bay), e n, northeriy;
Grays Harbor Lighthouse, F. s S
Trustee Spit Buoy No. "a red first-class
nun, was moved to the northward in thirty-two
feet of water, June 49, Lone tree on Damon
Point NNE: y F.; outer end OF letty whsTy
dnside the bay) q N; Grays Harbor light
house E. by S.
South Spit Jetty Buoy.-A red second d-class
June 13 in eighteen feet of water. to mark the
outer submerged end of the jetty. Vessels
should not pass TO the eastward Of the buoy
Lone tree on Damon Point n. by E. q E.: Ned
rock NNE. q E.; Grays Harbor light house
Z. * n.
starboard side of Channel Buoy No A
first-class spar. found adrift June ID, was re-
placed the same day.
Juan de Fuca Strait, page 74Esand Spit.
new Dungeness buoy No. 2, reported adrift
June IL, will be replaced as soon as practi-
cable.
Helm Bank Buoy-A r. & B. H. S. irst-class
nun. was moved about 1900 feet to the south
ward in thirty five feet of water June 10 and
pinnacle rock boulder having but fourteen
and half feet over it at mean low water.
Smith Island lighthouse f. q N, northery;
New Dungeness lighthouse S. x E.; Discovery
Island CCanadian) lighthouse w. u N.
Rosario Strait. page s3-Boulder Reef Buoy
No 2 a second-class nun, reported adrift
June Il, will be replaced as soon as prac-
ticable.
Entrance to San Juan Channel, page So
Salmon BANK Buoy NO l. a HTSl-CldSS iron
spar, was moved. June 10, and is in forty
one feet of water. about 1900 feet south of its
former positin. Cattle Point Post light n: one
and hfteen-sixteenths miles; Smith Island light
house Sc. by E. = E.: Discovery Island Cana
diam lighthouse SW by w. 7s w.
ALASKA.
Chatham Strait, page 92-Tenakee Inlet Bea-
con, an iron spindle surmounted by B. w.
tabIished May q. on A rock bare at y ebb.
near the entrance to the inlet Left tangent to
South Passage Point Sc. g s.; right tangent
to East Point NV. Il N.
Sitka Harbor and approaches. page 93-
Mitchell Rocks Buoy No .. red second-class
nun. heretofore reported missing, was re-
Rocky Patch Buoy No. PA red first-class
nun. was established May 81, in forty eight
feet Of water, to mark rocky patch The
Right tangent to Silver Point Sc. "a s.; left
tangent to Katz Island WSW. q w; south
hospital of Mission NV. Il w, northerly.
Channel Rock Buoy No 2. was changed.
May 20. from a first-class wooden spar to
a red second-class iron spar.
Makhnati Rock Buoy-A r. B. H. S.
second-c class nun was established May 81 in
sixty feet of water 20 mark a rock having but
ten feet over it at low water The buoy should
West Beacon n. y e; south Hospital OF
Mission, NE. u N; East Beacon. EsE.
North Channel to Sitka-The three fol-
lowing buoys were established as guides in
the narrow part of this channel near Harbor
Rock and are intended only for persons having
local knOWleoSe
ond-class can was established June L in
twenty-five feet of water, close to projecting
sandspit on the northerly side Of the channel.
Harbor Rock Spindle, ESE. a E.; Channel
Rock Spindle. w; Right tangent to Griffith
Island NNW u w.
Harbor Rock Shoal Buoy No. A second
class nun was established June i in twenty
three feet of water, close to the northerly point
of the shoal the southerly side of the chan
mel Harbor Rock Spindle, Sc. 4 E.; Channel
Rock Spindle W. northerly; Right tangent to
Griffith Island, NV. a n.
North Channel Buoy No. "a black second
class can was established June l in seventeen
feet Of water. close 10 the sandspit on the
northerly side OF the channel. Outer end of
wharf Japonski Island. s. by e. u E.; Harbor
Rock Spindle w. h N; Right tangent to
Griffith Island NV. u w.
Japonski Island Ledge Buoy No. PA red
irst-class spar was established June in four
teen feet of water to mark ledge making
out from Japonski Island toward Harbor Rock,
the channel south of which should be used only
by persons having local knowledge. Harbor
Rock Spindle. N. by E. f., easterIy; outer
end Of wharf Japonski Island, Sc. by y E. {;
Channel Rock Spindle, w. u N.
Peril Strait page "a. Liesnoi Shoal Buoy No.
"a black second-class can, heretofore reported
missing was replaced May 2S
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
c. G. CALKINS,
Commander. U. S. N, Lighthouse Inspector.