The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-07
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
al the Pacific

SAN PEDRO. Dec e.-The steamer Nome
Cry, Captain Hansen has arrived at Redondo
from Portland via san Francisco with q. 900
Tonopah ana las vegas Railroad.
The bark Diamond Head. AZ Astoria. has been
Chartered 10 load cargo OF lumber FOR San
The steamer Mckinley has sailed for san
Diego with TWO small boats in tow The latter
VII be used by the bark Galilee IN the Gov
eminent survey service at the southern port.
The steamer Robert Dollar, Captain Johnson.
and cleared tonight for the Columbia River.
taking freight and passengers Tor San Fran
Tie steamer Charles Nelson. Captain PrebeI.
tnished discharglng her lumber cargo and
TIE steamer Hanalfe. Captain Ravens cleared
TO-DAY for San Francisco aud Portland having
in tow the Chinese war Junk WhanghO.
The local longsboremens union. which has
been on strike since early last summer, by
large vote decided 70 return 10 work. This
decision was reached after Walter Macarthur.
editor Of the Coast Sesmen's Journal OF San
that further support could be expected from
The Ssllors Union OF the Pacific;
the steamers Sequois. City Of Topeka and
AFso and the schooner wing and Wing. The
Departures were tie steamers Eureka, San Pedro
srd Pomona and the gasoliner Bessie X.
PORTLAND. Ore, Dee beginning on
~ lumber 70 California viii be made, when il
VIII cost $50 % carry cargOes 70 San Fran
port, "a increase Of 50 cents thousand feet
over the rates now charged. The SO mark,
believed as
mum tarn for delivering csrgoes 10 southern
T6e- George ". Elder arrived this morning
from Los Angeles and way ports with light
ne Hartman liner Columbia reached the
hs-5or yesterday afternoon from San Francisco
The steam schOOners Northlsnd. Captain
Jameson. and Casco. Captain Ahlin,
r.Fed ms morning rom the bay city. TIE
Northland went 70 the nills Of Inman. Poul-
sen Co. and the Cssco berthed at the o.
~ r. dock, where they win load return car
lEEcO
sac was DELAYED Twelve hours on the Columbia
River her he.avse ~ the b-es Efnr NJ = rod
IN che q TIE cylinders. The damage was
VITA tie largest cargo she has carried this
Yoj-ober,s for Portland vesierdsT me freight
she Is bringing Tor interior points alone meas
Ures 5000 tons. Big conslgDnents arc for Port
British Consul James Laidlsw. Captain TN
dan cf the British bark Invernesshre and Cap
tain Burchen Of the British bark 0Tgeenee ere
Investigating the stranding q TIE British bark
Galeua or Clatsop beach. The investigation
is being held ~ Astoria
Tie Norwegian steamer Christian Michelsen.
42Oo tons net has been chartered b. Balfour-
Guthrie g. Co 70 load Wheat ana snaDsI az
Tails port Tor chile. She arrived az San Fran
The British steamer Apollo. which arrived
loos{ lnoer cnarlef 20 lie FS-l1c Cost f- -
Lumber Company 70 iono lumber ior clhnas
VIII he lifted on the drEdock tomorrow 20 be
painted and given some repairs to Der pr2Pei .
The tug1oat service a. me moulin OF ne
Columbia River Is CONSIDERED greatly Improved
Eincs having been placed II the bsnas OF ne
O. r. and y. Compgny's agent ~ Astoria ana
during the last few weeks ships have not
been delayed In leaving OF entering The river.
kept at Fort Stevens and one ct Astoria and
IS soon SIS vessel r. sighted By the lookout
81 North Head the tug nearest the bsr Is or
ASTORIA. Dec. s.--Tbe French bark BOur
gsinvfile With grain for Europe. arrived TO-
day, md win 90 TO see ss soon as eoDoi-
The schooner Andy MahoDey arrived this
-f-lrr rom -
The British bark Tverna toweG % the
river TO-DAY She Is under charter 70 load grain
A heavy sestheast gale pree-sailed here ell
afternoon and continues tonight batlhs
heavr blow tho barkentine Wrestler drageee Der
anchor and went on the middle sands While
shs IS in no actual danger. il may be several
DAYS before she can be taken of.
ovfng 10 bad weather. II was impossible FOR
me Norwegian steamer Jathou 70 put Oh the
cor1reiieS ~ accompany the ressel 20 British
Columbia where she Is 20 take on coel.
Tho oil tank steamer Atlas arrived today, but
IN account ~ the storm unable 70 cross out.
During the month u November 3 carsoes OF
,bel- combined esrvoes amounting 70
II $40 $50 feet. al % which went 70 California
SEATTLE. Dec. s.-Marine Inspectors whitney
snd Turner started this morning 10 investigate
the collision between the steamers kifsap ano
Monticello. Zach captain claims the Other ran
I'm DOWN Captain NcCanslano master OF the
ttear'cr Advance. was suspended Tor twenty Gays
Tor leaving his pilot house 70 collect fares.
~ efeersstfp Cottage City. hound for South
sos-orn Alaska. left today with many Christmas
boxes for the miners
The British ship Marion Joseph, from New
castle reports narrowing experience while
-r7~sinr rbe Horn The ship surrounded
81 soare-re for DAYS and half the sailors were
f-o-er several so severely that they were IN
sbIe n work dursng the remainder Of the voyage
~ --,es a-F ebrouds were encrusted with ice
rrff fhev we're ten inches II diameter and Z
u-as impossible 70 work rhe ciocks- t&ptaln
Cent savs some Of tbe fceberEs were I'VE niles
lcre and lowered high above the ship,
The Civ Of Puebla. with q cargo n lumber.
smiled rodav for San Francisco.
TACOMA Dec. 6.-The I'D bark Alden Besse
hse been. sold BY her Japznese owners 20 Seattle
-Lf-ri-e men She WIFI carry lumber 70 Cali
nornis The steamship Drumcairne arrived last