The San Francisco call., 1906-08-02

been on the ways at Lindstrom's' yards for 9
general overhauling has been put back IN
the water.
The new steam schooner Hornet. which is
being built for Fred Linderman of San Fran
CISCO will probably be launched on August
I IA Mr.. Linderman has wired asking Mayor
Linostrom TO build another vessel like the
Hornet. Orders for six vessels have been
received at the local yards, and there have been
other inquiries resulting from the shortage OF
tonnage on the coast. This shortage has
caused an advance to $3.50 thousand feet
n the rate for transporting lumber from this
The schooner A; J. West has finished ign.
Francisco. She takes 100000 feet The
Ssnsalito sails tomorrow for San Francisco with
100000 feet Of lumber. The Charles F. Falk
departs tomorrow for San Francisco with
10000 shingles and 300, 600 feet of lumber
VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. $50 much
freight is offered now for Skagway that the
eargoes when they left port last night. The
Henrlette also towed north on which
ton Of dredges and other machinery for the
Guggenheims in the north.
Inc steamship Superior, which sank last
week about ten miles OF Vancouver hnrbor, was
brought % port today. She raised by
ilghteTs She struck rock at low tide The
deep water. There was plenty OF time for her
passengers and crew TO get of and the water
PORTLAND. Aug. when the barkentine
James johnson began discharging ballast today
preparatory to loading lumber II was learned
lASl l1e DalIdsC consisted OF debris from the
san francisco IRE. Many relic seekers secured
pieces OF bricks, melted glass and metal and
Ge 1Iner souFenirs OF the great disaster. The
Darkentine made the run to the Columbia River
in eleven days.
When the steamer Roanoke sails for San
francisco tomorrow night there will not be a
vacant berth on board, as every bit OF space
was disposed Of this morning The same is
true OF the F. a. Kilburn, which also sails TO-
morrow evening. About 400 people will leave
on the two coastwise vessels.
Tie steam schooner .Johan POulsen viii ar
I've Slre N me haroor tonight TO load lumber for
The steamship Costa Rica arrived in port this
morning with 1900 tons Of freight, but no
passengers, although her accommodations would
nave been taxed 10 the limit had the Govern
ment inspector not Cancelled the crafts passen-
ger license when The union sailors were locked
out captain E w Mason was IN command
lis 1Lls = MS nrst trip here as captain, he having
IIormerIy been hrst officer Of the steamship Co.
Iumola. An incident OF the voyage was a Sc
we're attack OF seasickness among the sailors
all OF whom are landubbers
SEATTLE, Aug. The American bark Emily
r Whitney arrived last night and has gone 10
Mukilteo 10 load lumber for San Francisco. 1t
Is expected she will sail about Wednesday.
owing 10 the refusal OF Schubach & Hamilton
70 continue the charter of the steamship Mel
Sille Dollar with non-union crew the Dollar
Steamship Company has ordered her to load
lumber at Mukilteo for San Francisco
W. A Ross, the newly appointed assistant
genera passenger agent of the Great Northern
Sleamshlp Company today relieved ". w
pany. 0O--
4Ae STEAMSHIP RAINIER of the L. III. Grav line
VII SAL tomorrow evening for San Francisco
with a full cargo Of general mercha ndfse and q
II slaaII passenger list. The bark Diamond Head
sailed last night for San Francisco with lumber
The Alki and Humboldt arrived late last nigbt
from Alaska with eleven Indians. who will he
sHlpped from this port on Pacific Coast Steam
snip company boats, they are needed to
complete crews All are experienced men hay-
ing sailed Alaskan waters and can speak Eng
TACOMA, Aug. 1.-The steamship Leelanaw
eEFlFeo az To-Day from Treadwell with 1000 tons
will load 1000 tons Of rails, locomotive and
twenty nat cars for CordoTa Bay for the use
OF the Copper River Railroad now being built
by NJ. J. Heney for the interests behind tbe
White Pass Railroad. The Norwegian steam,
ship Thyra is loading at Vancouver Wash.
100000 feet of lumber for Australia. The
nnyra is the hrst deep water vessel to load at
The schooner Resolute sailed TODAY fron,
lumber. ~ u
The German steamship Setos arrived TODAY
from Port Blakeley and is loading. for Hamburg
The barkeatine Retriever sailed from Port
Angeles last night for San Francisco with lum-
per loaded at Port Eadlock. The Italian ship
CTesslngton sailed today from Port HadIock
with lumber for Iquique stopping at Port Town
send foF crew, The British ship Stentor ia
Of the Japanese railroads and mines i'f she she
viii also load over 100. 900 sacks of dour for
China and Japan aud 500 tons Of copper for
Europe. '-
Marine inspectors have suspended Csnta,n
Mynan OF the steamer Vashon and Captain
murray OF Inc steamer Burton for one month
1nese are rival steamers running between Ia
coma and Qusrtermaster Harbor, a distance Of
ten miles Intense rivalry has caused the
steamers TO narrowly miss collision on several
occasions.
PORT HARTFORD, Aug. 1.-The Lighthouse
tender Asdrona sailed this afternoon for San
Francisco. 't '1H
The Lacey Company's gang Of tankmakers
lert today for Orcutt TO construct tank for
Of work for them here. but II IS imnossibie -
secure eSen tne necessary material from San Fran
ASTORIA, Aug. 1.-The Alliance and not tho
hlDurn, as reported. left here last evenfno car
rying freight and passengers.
The oiltank steamship Atlas arrived This
morning from California with cargo OF fuel oil
for this city and Portland As she passed ST
Georges reef coming up the coast the steamsbtn
Meteor, bound from San Francisco for this mort
was sighted anchored In twenty fathopns OF water
She was flying no signals OF distress but the Atlss
approached and asked II assistance was wanted
When no reply YVES given the Atlas proceeded on
her course 1t is believed that something was
disabled IN the engine-room Of the Meteor hut n
could not have been serious or ths extended haIn
would have been considered
SAN Pedro, Aug. There were no ar
rivals or departures from this port today.
In port-steaner Fl Aguador, German shin
entine Portland, ship Henry Willard schooners
81. d. Bendixen FL Dorado EndeaVor Alvena
Eric. Wawona, Boreslis 6. L. Watson BeuIah
Lizzie Prien and Muriel.
Thursday the schooner II D. RendtvAn In
ballast, Captain Tunnel, will leave Tor Aber-
deem. ~ AOei
The barkentine Thomas p. Emirh from TIA.
coma barkentine J. NJ Griffith from port
% Haoiock schooner c. S. Holmes. from Olympia |:
snip MeLaurln; from Bellingham schooner
Salem, from Olympia: schooner Ludlow from
Aoeroeen, and schooner Okanogan from Port
Gamble. are due at this port