The San Francisco call., 1906-11-07
COAST SHIPPING. NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific.

PORTLAND Nov 6.-The schooner Prosper
arrived today. twentytwo days from San Pedro
10 load lumber for a California port
The Hartman liner Aztec. which arrived last
night brought the largest miscellanoeous cargo
ever delivered here frem san Francisco. measur-
ing 300 tons The hold was filled TO the very
Immediately ON the arrival Of the steamer Al
lance from Coos Bay tonight her crew of seamen
will be paid of and they will be suppianted WIN
union tars. in accordance with the terms OF
the agreement recently entered into by the
owners and the striking sailors. 1t viii be neces-
sary employ eighteen new men,
Genevieve MOinos is missing. and it Is believed
he has fallen victim to foul play Inc Do3 Is
only 10 years old.
Head were placed the list OF vessels en- route
TO Portland this morning The Alpena is at san
Francisco and the Diamond Head AT san fedro.
Both will come to load lumber for return
The dimuutlre British bark Cairnsmore Is re-
ported coming here from Newcastle, Austra-
United States lightship No. 81 viii be tempo
rarily stationed at Umatilla Reef
As soon as a full crew has beeh Procureu tne ,n'
British ship Allerton viii leave Tor Europe with
grain She finished loading Saturday afternoon.
The Eastern and Western Lumber Company has
chartered the steamer San Mateo TO make Ihe
second trip from Portland to San Francisco with
fir She carries close TO three million feet.
L. +. Baumgartner agent OF the California ana
Oregon Steamship Company, has purchased
handsome automobile. which he VIII soon place
IN regular service between his residence and the
Couch street dock.
The French bark Genevieve Molinos cleared
Yesterday for Queenstown or Falmouth for orders,
with % 772 bushels Of wheat. valued at $64, GAG.
SEATTLE. Nov 6.-Unted States Commits
si0ner Keifer has bound over Mate W II. Bache-
lor to the United States Grand Jurs on a charge
OF beating Joseph Rusk of the steamship Robert
San Francisco Rusk is sailor aud charges the
beating occurred arrival here. because the
mate alleged he WAS slow in handilng the DOW
line Bachelors bail is fixed at $1,000.
The cableshp Burnside viii leave thursday
for Alaska TO lay the ketchikan cable extension,
The steamer Eureka sailed Tor san rraucdSro
last night loaded 10 capacity with coal Ihe
schooner Wibert Smith Is leading lumber mere
for San Pedro The bark Sea Witch of the
Alaska Cannery has been chartered to load lum-
nrevaiiing nrice The schooner Emily Reed has
t0wed To sea with y lumber cargo for San Pedro.
VANCOUVER b. c.. Nov. $50 heavy is
the outgoing travel from Yukon and Atlin that
the steamers Princess Beatrice and JEFFERSON
which left Skagway last Friday night. could
not accommodate the crowd They brought
nearly 300 persons end left fifty more on the
docks unable TO obtain passage
The old Canadian Pacific Railroad steamer
Princess Louise. which has been lying in the
boneyard for four years. has been purchased
by a local firm q coal hulk. She viii OPP
crate between here and Vancouver Island. The
Princess Louise is one Of the pioneer passenger
steamers on this coast. She built in New
York and christened Olympia She was con-
structed specially for the traffic of the Pacific
Coast and reached San Francisco on November
10. 1869 seventy five days out from New York
She was operated between Olympia and Victoria
in December of the same year Subsequently
she passed into the hands Of the Hudson Bay
Company which gave her British register, and
still later she bought by the Canadian
Pacific Railroad
The steamship Pleiades of the feet OF the
Boston steamship Company arrived in port yes
terday from Seattle 10 load 1000 tons OF salted
dog salmon for Japan This salmon to
have been shipped from here the Canadian
Pacific Railroad liner Monteagle. but that vessel
mot with such severe injuries at Hongkong dur
ing the tTphoOn OF September IS that she was
laid for rpuafrS other of fran
alton had 10 be found for the salmon
The steamer City Of Seattle arrived this
morning from Skagway and northern ports with
l4o passengers fifteen Of whom landed
here
TACOMA. Nov. 6.-The brig w G. Irwin ar
rived al Roche Harbor from San Francisco TO-
day. The barkentine Lahaina. from san Pedro
Iona arrived at Eyerett from san Diego for Inn
ber today. The schooner Mindora arrived nj
Port Townsend from san Pedro. The -anch
bark Canrobert dnished loading \ cargo Of
wheat for the United Kingdom here TODAY ami
Is waiting for a crew. The schooner Albert
Meyer arrived at Bellingham from San Fran
cisco today. The barkentine Cnehalis made port
today from San Pedro. The schooner Americana
from Redondo. arrived at Everett today and
VIII load lumber
The steam schooner SienaIA en- route from
San Francisco TO Grsys HarbOr, driven far
ont Of her course by recent gales and las;
night put into the straits aud sought the shelter
Of Clsllam Bay. She was leaking and will p oh
ably the drydOck.
SAN PEDRO. Nov. e.-The steamer Francis
II. Leggett. Captain Rainer arrived today from
Eureka with the ship Indiana. Captain Olsen in
tow. The l4eggett brought 900 feet Of INN
ber for variOus wholesalers and the Indiana
100000 shingles for the Crescent Wharf and
Warehouse Company
The steamer coaster Captain Higgins. has
finished discharging her lumber and will clear
for Eureka. where she viii reload.
TIE steamer Nome City. Captain Hansen. IS
ont tw0 days from Astoria. with n full cargo of
lumber consigned 10 wholesalers at this Dnrf
ASTORIA. Nov. 6--The schooner Mabel Gale
arrived on the mouth OF the river Yesterday and
not finding tug to tow her in. sailed over me
rough bar and anchored in the lower aa-g~a.
She not reported until this morning The
Mabel Gale viii load lumber for San Francisco
The British steamer Strathusirn has arrived
from Portland with cargo Of grain for Europe
The bar was too rough today to permit her to
20 ont, as she is drawing twenty five feet "
water. The steamer Barracouta arrived today
from San Francisco and is unloading here to-
night. The steamer Alliance arrived from Coos
Bay with freight and passengers. The oil tank
steamer ROsecrans with the barge Monterey in
tow. left for Portland. The schooner Alumna
cleared at the CuStom-house today with a cargo
of $4,000 feet Of lumber for San Francisco
The lookout AT North Head reports that the
wind this morning attained velocity of sew
enty-two miles an hour. The vessels that went
TO sea yesterday undoubtedly encountered bad
weather.