The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

Rajore .oday broke the seals on the matches
and threw everything movable on deck over,
get the captain into trouble with the customs
authorities. The customs men, however re-
sealed the matches and tonight al the ere"
The Pacinc Coast Steamship Company has
reduced It's longshoremens pay 10 90 cents an
hour for day and T5 cents overtime. -
In spite OF the storm raging outside me me
tdsr 55s sgneR so4 wrs5g 1ers SsoWs SsP5sn Alaska
SAN PEDRO. Sept. 26.-The steam schooner
AlcaEar, Captain Thompson. after having ois,
charged a cargo Of lumber at San Diego called
at this port for oil She took eighty seven
barrels and cleared for San Francisco Inc
sehooners Alex T. Brown and Eric are out Two
lumber consigned TO wholesalers at san feoro.
The Dutch steamer Nederland arrived YESTERDAY
at Port Los Angeles from Antwerp. Inc senoon, on
er kona has sailed from Winslow "ltn o0V'"oV
feet Of lumber for San Pedro
Eight steam schooners and twenty -nve salllng
vessels are now in this port T5ey are as nG.-
San Gabriel, Santa Monica. Tampieo and fran
els H. Leggett barkentines koko Heao. La
hsfna, James NJ Johnson and James 1uitsi
schooners Defiance, Sotoyome, Admiral Prosper,
Ariel, Minnie A. Game Mindors, James 1vli d.
Bruce Commerce Manila, MeIa Neason' co.,a,
low, ". ]. Patterson, Annie T. Smaie' comet
Fred J. Wood Bainbridge and Meteor
The following vessels are on the way 70 tnls
port: Barkentineg Americana. Mary Winkeman
and caloma: schooners wawona. a. D. Ben
dixen. J W. elise. Ethel Zane, Salem, For
ester. Mahukona, Honoipu. Eric. Wiloert L.
". T.
The steamer Yosemite from Astoria ana the
barkentine Mary winkleman from Aberdeen have
cleared for San Pedro.
dondo via San Francisco. with full cargo OF
lumber consigned 10 wholesalers at that port
EUREKA. Sent 26.-Today's movement or
ships was limited 10 departures. the schoon-
Lottie Carson and the steamer Corona A
tardily reported arrival yesterday was the steam
The managing interests of the hitherto entire
II locally owned three-masted schooner BERTHE
Minor, that has been engaged In the lumber
trade between this port and the Hawaiian
Islands has been sold 10 Alfred johnson, an
Oregon mill the Coquille River. The
purchaser not long ago acquired control OF the
Esther Buhne The Berthe Minor. net tonnage
230. and the Esther Buhne, 345 net tons. were
launched from the Bendixen yards on this bay
respectively in 1884 and 1887. Captain F. o.
Raven has been the skipper of the BERTHE since
her launching. He has resigned her command
for rest, the first be viii have had In twenty
ASTORIA. Sept. 2e.-The steamer F. A. Kill
burn arrived today from San Francisco and way
ports With freight and passengers The schooner
F. s. Redheld has completed her lumber cargo
and viii leave tomorrow. The schooner W f.
Jewett has arrived lumber laden for San Fran
cisco. She VIII make sea in the meFning..
The bar tug Iatoosh left for Portland, where
she win receive a general oEerhsuling. The
American ship ST. Nicholas has been taken to
her winter quarters at Clifton. where she will
receive complete overhauiing- The steamer
passengers.
VANCOUVER. B. G, Sept. 2s.-The steamer
. 1lNeFlc. owned Dy AnQreN weir q Co. is com
ing te Vancouver te load lumber for Australia.
She probably VIII reach here in October.
The last Yukon River steamer TO sail from
White Horse for Dawson before the end of navi-
cation this season is scheduled 10 get away on
October 6.
The contract Of the Dominion Government
with ". ". Worsnoa of London, England, for
the establishment Of monthly steamship ser
vice between Mexican and British Columbian
points was confirmed at yesterdays cabinet
council at OTTAWA.
PORT HARTFORD. Sept. zs,-The Santa Cruz
arrived leaking. and with barge three in tow
sailed for Point Richmond