The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09

30 % 10 her station Of the mouth of the
paired.
The steam schooner Redondo. with large
e@-so 80. os lumber and 2 few passengers, left yes
The oil tank steamer Asuncion left for Califor-
Ia; Ia; ana the steamer Elmore left for Tiliamook
The British bark Inverness-shire arrived today
Ia DAYS from Antwerp. with 4 cargo Of cement
shs VII load grain FOR Europe
EO kEhA, Oct. S.-The Roanoke arrived from
.Le soutn this afternoon and departed at 4:30
r lor Portland, taking the Chinese who viii be
landed at Astoria Their departure was very
peaceful There were few more on the wharf
. see tnem on than come 10 witness the sail
ing on any other occasion.
Besides the Roanoke the Arctic and North
tork arrived from the south today. The Kill
e.rn vas the only departure aside from the
san PEDRo sSip oat s sThe e f0FseRo Schooner Eric
Captain Wick. which arrived last night from
MinsIow, was towed inside today and is dis
Pedro Lumber Company.
The schooner Crescent is scheduled TO sail to-
cay from Tacoma. carrying nearly 2Oo0ouO
San Pedro
The steam schooner James S. Higgins is due
. arrive tonight OF tomorrow from Eureka via
San Francisco with a fun cargo OF lumber.
Application has been made 10 the Secretary
ot War through Captain Amos a. Fries of the
United States Engineer Corps in Los Angeles
for permit 70 construct a bulkhead in the
bay Of Avalon. Santa Catalina Island. The pro
posed bulkhesd will parallel Crescent avenue
anu GANtlQ ABOUT lou ItGI llkQ Lle NuASA- 4AG
tnelosed area viii be filed with sand
News has been received here that Martin
Hermansen, member OF the Sailors Union
OF the Pacific, was drowned October woiie
engaged in crawhshing OF San Nicholas Island
II rough sea Hermansen's fishing boat was
eapsiZed and he was unable 70 reach the shore
The following vessels are discharging lumber
eargoes AZ this port today: steamers ): b
Stetson. Lakme. Prentiss. Yosemite and Tam
pico; barkentines Koko Head, Lahaina dsmes Isi1eS
II. johnson and James Lufts; EchoOners Ethel
Zane. Beulah. ". F. Garms, Caroline, MANU-
kona. wnbert L. Smith, Admiral Prosper
Ariel. Minnie 4. Game, Aindora, Manila, Eric
and II. D. Bendixsen-
me following vessels are on the way TO this
port: Steamers James s Higgins City OF To
peks. Nortbisnd and Norwood: bark Amaranth; ;
barkenrine GeOrgiana; sehooners Louise; saole
Blakeley. Dauntless, Borealis. Alexander
Crescent and Susie II. plummer: British snip
Queen Elizabeth, out sixty-seven days from
Hamburg. with cargo Of cement
The following vessels are ciseharglng az ne
dondo: Shin Eiweu barkentine Americana and
schooner Azalea. The schOorers Sehome and
". F. Jewett are On the way 70 keqoneo VIII
Nederland Captain Reich. from Antwerp. Is as
charging q cargo OF cement at Port Los An.
geles and the schooner Lottie Carson cargo 0i
The schooner Meteor, Captain Hopner, finished
6ischarging g lumber cargo Tor the san tSulo ,io
Lumber Company and sailed toaay N D@i1Sae -rI
FOR Hcouiam where she will reload Inc
steamer Charles Nelson, Captain Prebie, cleared
today for Eureka direct where SAe Nii roau
Csptain SaIinsky, master of the steamer
Prentiss was the victim OF vicious ASA allt
last night the hands Of Pete At.en a sa..os LII
on the steamer Westport. Captain SalnsAy Mas s
struck on the bead with heaYy polCe anu a19
painfully injured. Allen was arrested anu
T charged with assault 70 commit murder
me report Of the local CustoEn-house for the
month Of September shows TIE arflFa- at .nls 4
port Of seventy-three steamers ~ ~ io4
vessels lumber laden. with net tonnage o.
81 l95 tons and carrying IN crews 80 -
r coo 0G0 shingles .. $50. coo laths, 1917 Roes;
l97 piles 81 7TS ties, go tonS oI gram, 80 30
barrels Of OIL 2sI tons q merSIangls o6e to-s
10 zS5 passengers. During september - - sS-
Of asphaltum and 800 tons OF mercaandise "eis
exported and s233 passengers departed ~
The steam schooner NssSGirs @ i,,ber csrro and
cleared tonight for Eureka oIeel Where sae
loads TetaT3 eaTs0 se5 i95 SaP aIsbes loading Zoo
ions OF asphaltum she is scheduled TO eieat IoF
Seattle. c... 7a,r,
nell which arrived last night frcm Iaeolha;
: 5ischsrzinc $50. 900 feet or inInotE eOists,neo
10 the Kerckhod- Gunner Mil and LUMBER SoiA
Tbe schooner Louise. captain Anderson. ten
days from TIE Jmpqua RiVf[, ss rs S0o feet Of
lumber Tor local wholesalers -
SEATTLE. Oct. s.-The codhshing meet nas
ali arrived from the north 1hree more o. s ~
sehooners are reported 70 have been chartered
for Tie winter California lumber trace
Canrain RicEmann q the steamship scraps
-enrrrs that the Peruvian Government has CANT
cd g subsidy OF Sl50o00 70 s1eamS9lp me 70
onerare string Of vessels along ire South
American coast. II viii be started early u tne
spring. .s
for San Francisco loaded with lumber. , ilofs
aboard the water-lcgEeo barkenJne Fiantfr,
which put back after starting 70 san trancisce
with q carSo Of lumber. worked all ni-siS fEllaF
10 save tie craft from going 10 the bottom The
pumps hardly kept the leaking osrkentlne a1oa5-
When sure OF safety, from oTer1oy, rSHt VIII
knives was started and Sailor Sorensen was
fatally wounded IN the abdomen
The Puget Sound Couaen OF Longshorenen
Onions has made demand on all firms engaged
IN handling lumber for an advance 70 % cents
an hour straight and y cents Tor overtime
The stevedcring firms have not yer given az
be q congestion Of lumber vessels az al Wash
The wrecked steamer Santa Ana was towed
here tonight and tomorrow viii dock at Moran s.
The barkeDtine John Palmer has sailed Tor
san Pedro with cargo OF lumber
TACOMA. Oct. S.-Captain S J. Benson
manager OF the Farragut Bay Fishing Company
announces that he has organized a cornpeny
Francisco, for service between Kiowa and South
eastern Alaska BE expects 70 add other
steamers and viii operate the feet as the Arrow
The bark Carondelet arrived at Port Gamble
today from San Francisco 70 load lumber
np for the winter az Tacoma and Seatte, Inc
season has been very prosperous larger
number OF schooners VIII go out next year
To make room for the rtSn Shipment OF
lumber the steamship Hampstead TO-DAY as
charged part of her deckload OF redwood rail-
va ties which she loaded at Eureka, Cal
Tbev will be taken by the next steamship
operated BY W r. Grace & Co
ia steamship fremont today loaded $1,000
sacks Of -four for North China