The San Francisco call., 1906-10-31
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific.

SAN PEDRO, Oct 3o-1he steamer San
Gabriel Captain Green arished discharRing and
cleared tonight for Eureka and Umpqua River,
where she viii load a return cargo FOR the
herckaon Gunner Company. The steamer May
morrow for Eureka, where she will reload. The
barkentine James Johnson at MukilteO. has
wholesalers at this port. The steamer San
Diego will clear Wednesday morning for San
Diego with freight and passengers.
SEATTLE. Oct. 30.-Two buoys will
be set in Seattle harbor immediate tely- The
steamer Edith sailed last night for San Fran
cisco with fun cargo of freight. The schooner
E. X. Wood towed TO sea today for San Fran
cisco with J. 600 600 feet Of lumber. The bark
entine John Smith towed 10 this afternoon
with a lumber cargo for San Francisco. The
schooner Lottie Bennett has gone on the ways
for San Pedro. The steamship Mariechen is
being totally wrecked for salvage. The plan
TO save her huh for a cargo barge has been
A dispatch from Qua tsino says large guam
uty of white painted lumber mas noateo n nno
the forward inlet 1t is evidently from sail
The bark Kona. Hind, Rolpb & Co. has
sailed for Port Blakeley to load lumber Tor San
Advices from Dawson say the White Horse
trail is in good condition.
Francisco. The Umatilla is sold out for her
trip leaving here next Thursday for San Fran
The Northwestern Steamship Company has or
dered the steamers Santa Ana, Santa Clara and
Excelsior. all wrecked IN AHtkin NdttAH iS
Gently, repaired. The total cost viii be about
$50, ,000.
Tests of self anchoring life line patented
by local persons have been conducted success
fully along the sound this week. gun throws
the anchor 100 feet and prongs fasten into
the earth or rock ledges. The apparatus Is 10 De
carried on ships.
The 5O-foot gasoline launch Corsair sailed
this afternoon for Catalla, where she viii enter
the Alaskan coast trade. Captain > ID. stuart
takes lne hazardous trip.
San Fran
and the steamer Roanoke came in from the
north this afternoon
ships aggregating 45. 254 tons net register. are
In the river. and hardly day passes that more
the docks are left When the vessels in As
toTia get up here 1t is certain some VIII oe
obliged to drop anchor in the stream Inc
TWENTY-FIVE grain carriers follows: Aller-
ton GenevieYe Monos Hazel Dollar Jacob
SEN Inverness-shire. Nereide La Tour d Au-
yergne Vile de Mulhouse Buccleuch. Europe,
La Perouse. BougainFille. Sully. GleDalvon,
Strathnairn. Bankburn. Buffon. Robert Duncan.
Oweenee. Mareehal de Castries, Empereur Men
With DDS, ,33s bushels of wheat beneath her
matches the British steamer Hazel Dollar left
at o'clock this morning, bound for HongkonS.
This IS the largest cargo ever set anoat Ior
the gateway to the Chinese empire, and its
value is placed at Sl66, os3 81. A second cargo
Of similar value will follow shortly on the
British steamer Bessie Dollar. The wheat is
being shipped by Kerr, Clifford & Co, and goes
10 Rennles' new Touring mills near Hongkong
Laden with a fun cargo of general Tnerchan-
disc. the steamer Costa Rica sailed last night
for San Francisco.
The British bark Oweenee and French bark
Marechal de Castries are en- route up the river,
and probably viii reach the harbor tomorrow
morning
The steamer Diamond O. belonging to the
Oregon Sound Lumber Company placed in
service this morning as a tugboat. Before be-
ing rebuilt she was known as the Fannie
The British steamer Manchester Port has
again been placed the route list for this
port She sailed from Guaymas, Mexico, Octo-
Der IL for Comox, B. c., to coal before coming
here.
The 7months-old child of Captain and Mrs.
GoudV OF the British ship Buccleuch buried
Saturday afternoon in Riverview Cemetery.
The steamer Lurline collided with the British
ship GenslYon yesterday in the lower harbor.
alvon at anchor and the Lurline was COM
ing Up the river in dense fog.
TACOMA Oct. 30.-The schooner Invincible
has arrived at Port Blakeley from Valparaiso
masted bark Helene has arrived at Bellingham
from San Francisco for lumber. The American
schooner E. X. Wood, Captain Hansen, sailed
from Bellngham last night with a cargo of
lumber for San Francisco.
The American schooner Metha Nelson arrived
today from San Pedro with lumber cargo
towed TO today with cargo of lumber
loaded here. The four-masted schooner Lottie
Bennett which has been the ways at Wins
low cleaning and painting, was towed here to-
The barkentiDe James Johnson, with orders TO
load lumber at Mukilteo, arrived at Port Town
schooner Robert Levers has arrived at Port
Gamble from Honolulu for a cargo of lumber.
The ship J. B. Thomas, lumber laden, from
Chemainus for Valparaiso, passed out OF the
rived at Seattle last night from San Francisco
with a full cargo OF OIL and will return in water
ballast The steamship Arizonan arrived in
Seattle from San Francisco today and Will load
the Hawaiian Islands.