The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-06
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest TO Mariners
OF the Pacific

SEATTLE Dec 5.-Csptsin J. Bernstein Of
II three victims Of the Dix disaster. Bernstein
did not attempt 10 recover the bodies. which
we're seen floating near West Point two or
three feet under water. Efforts to raise the
Dix viii be resumed as soon as the fogs clear
Captain X. Newth- whose trial has been set
young Eskimo girl on board his whaling
schooner in the Far North, has asked that the
be postponed one year IN order that he
may bring down two Eskimos 70 testify TO
the age Of the girl.
nay first and second and third mates 80 cents
an hour overtime. litter APRIL ! sailors viii re-
oeive SO instead Of sz5 a month
Because Of heavy pilotsge charges On vessels
entering victoria, the Pacific Coast Steamship
oempsny may ehangs the Sen FGs s s Pe1
sge charges are said 70 amount to $1,000 a
TACOMA, Dec. 5-Tbe snip Henry Willard ar
rived today, four days from San Francisco, TO
load ties Tor the Santa Re, deliverable ar San
Pedro. The steamer Vera due from san Fran
cisco wiz load ties for the Santa Ee. The
Echooners Snow and Burgess sailed today from
The italian ship Aseensione cleared today for
ffsiis Cleared FOR MeIbourne with lumber
PORTLAND, Dec. BY strike Of the grain
handlers union this morning all shipping In the
hsrbor was tied up for two hours For a time
repetition Of the water front difficulty Of two
months ago me men walkee Out because GO; o.
number, z. l. Pierce. who had been discharged
by BIS employers IN two hours the demand
One Of the largest trsmps 70 arrive this sea
son is the British steamship Franklin, Captain
Spiatt which reached the harbor this morning
from San Francisco She IS under charter 70
Kerr. clifford Co. to transport wheat 10 the
The brigantine Lurline cleared for san Fran
cisco today with 375 .o0G feet OF lumber.
ASTORIA. Dec. S.-The British steamer
Apollo arrived this morning from Gnay mas and
LEFT for Portland, where she IS under charter
10 load lumber for the Orient The steamer
Casco arrived today from San Francisco. about
two DAYS late. On the way up the coast the
valve OF the Caseos low-Iressure cylinder was
broken. Temporary repairs were made at sea
She cones 10 load lumber for California.
The steamer Nortbland arrived today from San
Francisco via way ports with freight and pas
senQers After discharging her freight she left
for Portland where she viii take q lumber
wrestler arriTed today from San Francisco She
win load lumber up the river for California The
british bark Formosa arrived at this port this
evening from Suayaquil She IS UNDER charter
Ia load grain at Portland for Europe.
Tfphtrhfp No. I6. which has been undergoing
repairs at the Tongue Point buoy station. is
tsking on coal here tonight and leaves fomOr-
rou for San Francisco under her own steam
SAN PEDRO. Dec. 5.-The schooner Eric
CAPTAIN Wick. arrived this morning seven days
from Coos Bay, bringing 10000 feet OF lumber
consigned to the e. Il. Wood Lumber Company
The ship Standard Captain Mandell, arrived
eleven DAYS from Port Hsdiock with 200. 600
feet Of lumber consigned 10 the San Pedro Lum-
The steamer Bee. Captain Walker finished
dischsrging lumber and cleared for Eureka via
San Francisco.
finished dischargfng lumber cargo for the
~ K Wood Lumber Company and sailed today
in ballast for BeIlinghsm to reload
SAN DIEGO, Dec. b.-Ihe British ship Eu-