The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

tom house Saturday with 3,6S9216 feet of lum-
Der. valued at $4s,525.4 IS, and 2,le5 teet or
lath valued at S73S. Part of the cargo VIII
The French bark Sully is in the stream and
viii probably commence diseharging ballast on
barges. her captain having been given lnstrue-
tions 10 do so because Of the strike OF the long
shoremen
The steam schooner Yosemite arrived last night
from San Francisco with sixty tons OF freight
and thirty passengers She went to vancouver
this morning to take 500, 600 feet of lumber.
The steamer Alliance OF the Caildornla al ana @ OIe
gon Coast Steamship Company's neet VIII arrive
from Coos Bay tonight After an unusually long
passage the steamer Barracouta, Captain Doran,
arrived this morning from San Francisco with
The vessel left the bay city last Wednesday
The British ship GlenalEo1 arrived late this al
terRoon with a general cargo from Newcastle-on-
Tyne.
SEATTLE. Oct 22-W c. Watts of Van
couver IS in the city. He says his firm has just
completed surfboat for the Canadian Govern
ment for use along the Vancouver Island coast
in case Of wrecks
outward bound for San Francisco with lumber,
was injured in collision with the schooner Balm
injured below the water line.
President Ford. announces the Pacific Coast
steamship Company will from now on appoint
vessels.
The crew of the French ship Turget, recently
on the sound. has presented the Merchants Ex-
change with the largest albatross ever seen on
the sound. II is valued at about 500.
Lee J. Nellis, assistant engineer Of the Alaskan
steamer Santa Ana, recently brought down from
the north after being wrecked. killed by a
falling boom on the vessel today. 1t struck him
squarely on the head while he was watching the
vessel being pumped ont.
Masters Of vessels entering this port are loud
in their complaint of insufficient number of
expense.
For two days all vessels at Nome have been
delayed discharging, owing 10 q severe storm
The City.o Puebla sailed today with full
cargo Of freight and full list of passengers for
R FraDfsco p Ife & watson got & away for San
eral merchandise.
The schooner Cyrus King sailed today for San
steamer Rainier was delayed at Bellingham yes
Ierday ana sailed today for San Francisco with
SAN PEDRO. Oct. 22.-The Italian cruiser
Dogali, Captain Capomazza after spending two
days in this port cleared tonight for San Diego.
Later she viii proceed TO Valparaiso and other
The schooner ". h Talbot, captain Ben
necke. which arrived last night from Mukilteo.
e va ty"eu inside to1ay. carrying 960.oOO feet
OF lumber consigned TO the Crescent Wharf and
Warehouse Company. The old barkentine Port
land. which was wrecked of Huenene early in
Nay and later towed TO this port by the steam
viii be towed TO San Francisco, where she will
be used as barge by the North American
Dredging Company. The steam schooner Helen
P Drew. Captain Gunderson has arrived at
Redondo from Greenwood with 10000 railroad
ties lOr Lle Los angeles ana ReuOndO Railway
Co The schooner Meta Turner Captain John
son, from Port Blakeley. is discharging l. 100 600
feet Of lumber at Redondo for the Santa Fe.
The schooner Ell Dorado from Everett. has ar
rived at Redondo with 3460 poles consigned to
Charles Wier Of Los Angeles. The steamer
Nome City. Captain Hansen. finished discharg-
ing her lumber cargo and cleared today for
Eureka. taking freight and passengers for San
Francisco The schooner Admiral, Captain
Oberg. is scheduled to sail Wednesday for
Everett in ballast. where she will load return
cargo for San Pedro.
The schooner Fred J. Wood. Captain Monsen
is out two days from Bellingham with 900. 600
feet Of lumber consigned to the E. K. Wood
Company at this port. The ship Great Admiral
has been chartered at Winslow to load lumber
cargo for this port. The British ship Queen
Elizabeth, Captain Fulton, is now out ninety
one days from Hamburg for San Pedro with a
cargo OF cement.
The bark Diamond Head. Captain Peterson.
arrived this afternoon, twelve days from Seattle
bringing fS5, 600 feet Of lumber for local whole
sale yards.
EUREKA, Oct 22.-The steamer Eureka ar
rived last evening and sailed for San Francisco
at ! O'Clock this afternoon. The steamer New
port arrived today from San Francisco. This
Is her first visit here for six months. The
klamath Packing Company's steamer Dawn ar
r1Ted from klamath River this morning.
The Humboldt Steyedore Compapy. recently
incorporated by number Of the morowners Of
the bay, received its charter from CAson. New.
Saturday and expects to begin actual business
IN a few days. The Offices of the company are
now being fitted up in the former quarters of
the Vance X. L. Co. at the foot of G street.
and d. NJ Ramsey. who win be clerk and ac-
eountant for the company, is already installed
at his desk there. Captain II. II. Cousins the
superintendent for the company, win also have
office in the building