The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11

schooner ALEX. T. Brown, schooner Ethel Zane.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company s
steamer Montara will sail for San Francisco
tomorrow tomorrow morning. Included in her cargo are
The schooner Harold Blekum has been placed
on the ways for overhauling before entering
the San Francisco lumber trade
EUREKA, Sept 10.-The Corona and Kilburn
arrived from San Francisco this afternoon. The
steam schooner Vanguard left the harbor lun-
PORTLAND, }, Sept. 1o.-When the steamer
Roanoke arrived here from Port Los Angeles
at the foot of Seventeenth street instead Of
Columbia dock No. /, where she has been In
route couple Of Years snee aso The North Nc Pacific
Steamship Company leased Martins dock several
months ago for term of ten years.
The American ship Two Brothers was towed
TO the mills of the Portland Lumber Company
this morning to complete her cargo for San
Francisco. The British ship Brabloch left this
cargo of wheat She cleared Saturday The
British steamer Wellington sailed for Lady
smith, British Columbia. this morning after @ n aav-
riman liner Aztec left for San Francisco this
evening with the biggest cargo Of general freight
The steamer Alliance viii sail for Eureka via
Coos Bay tomorrow night. She came s,S on tn the
drydock Yesterday morning after having had
A runaway log raft was captured near Rainier
yesterday after having occupied the middle
nights. Navigators managed to steer clear OF
the cumbersome structure. The towboat Col
after having spent s night hunting the runaway
Joseph Courtell. second officer on the frencn
bark Laennec, fell from the upper deck OF Mont, Mont
gomery dock No. last night TO the rocky
shore below and was quite seriously injured
ASTORIA. Sept. 1o.-The steamer Argyle;
to oad uber M the oe The
schooner Aurelia arrived today to load lumber
for San Francisco. The American ship James n.e
nrfrY arrv Cd Iot lae
toll Bay, Alaska, with the company's salmon
pack, which amounts to $4,000 cases Inc Bit,
ish steamer Elaine arrived this evening and will
load lumber for the Orient.
The steamer Noyo left today with cargo
Of lumber for San Francisco The steamer
Johan Pausen and Cascades left today with
lumber cargoes for San Francisco. The British
steamer Wellington left today. lumber laden
TACOMA. Sept 1o-The schooner Highland
Queen reported the collision last Wednesday on
Cape Scott between the dshing schooners Nor
Captain Brown. Neither vessel was sighted
afterward causing fears that they, sank A
The German steamship Assuan arrived today
| to load $500 tons of general cargo for west
ugSt ing LOO 900 shingles for San francisco The
| schooner Alice Mcdonald was towed here today
| from Ballard to load lumber for San Francisco
naphtha a 0 launch Naseile was destroyed BY. the
explosion of gasoline, tank. Captain Holmes
His clothing caught are and he jumped over
board.
The schooner wawona arrived today from Sau
Pedro to load lumber for San Pedro. The
| schooner Jeanie is chartered by the Alaska
Coast Company for the Southeastern Alaska
The Treadwen Mining Company viii install
| an oil-burning plant at a cost. OF $50 900 ane
| thereby substitute oil for coal as fuel. OIL
will be shipped to the Treadwell mines by tank
steamer from California.
The schooner Blakeley arrived at Port Blake
| ley today from San Francisco and the schooner
Albert Meyer arrived at Bellingham from Sar
Francisco. Both are to load return cargoes OF
VANCOUVER, B. O., Sept, 1o-Many thou
sands of dollars worth of timber have beer
lost during the last three days by tugs towing
down the Gulf of Georgia. Several severe
storms have occurred and the shores OF coas
| waters are lined with valuable driftwood
| The steamer Princess May arrived early thii
| morning from Skagway and way ports The
Camosun, another Skagway liner. left toda,
with a large crowd for northern ports.
PORT HARTFORD. Sept. 1o.-The Pacific
Coast Steamship Company's Coos Bay SAILED
| at midnight for the north. Barge No. saiet
| yesterday for Point Richmond and the Santa
| Paula sailed for San Diego.
Movement of Steamers.