The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07

has had charge OF the Standard OH Company
business in this and Santa Barbara counties
SEATTLE Sept 6-After more trip TO
Nome the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's s
steamer Senator will return to the San Fran
The lihthouse tender Columbine reached port
last night after tour OF the coast pgnt
houses. She reports all In good working con-
dition.
The steamship Montara will leave tonight for
San Francisco with large cargo of merchandise
and thirty-hve racehorses which have been at
The Meadows this season.
The American schooner Robert Searles towed
TO today with 100000 feet of lumber
for San Francisco The American schooner Ban
gor has gone to Everett to load lumber for
The fve-masted American schooner h. K. Hall
towed to sea today for San Francisco with
full cargo OF lumber.
steamer Vashon. which collided with the steamer
Burton while racing on the bay a month ago.
spectors. Csntai5 Jobn Ferguson Of the Bur
ton was suspended fifteen days.
Fred Spedecker, a fisherman known all along
the coast, writes from Celebra that yellow fever
is unknown among the Panama canal workers,
but everybody has malaria.
J. A Sargent. for sixteen years with the
of the steamer Umatilla TO go with the Alaska
Coast Coast steamship Company % as % pSTser Of the the
San Francisco tomorrow she will have a full
cargo and more than 200 passengers.
hrv-SS yASSSoUwER toN. c. SEPT eTTenty9gs te0 1gs
steamer Twickenham at Esquimalt. where she
went for repairs after stranding on San Juan
steamer Pondo The sugar was from Java and
consigned TO British Columbia rehners at Van
Twickenham is now being taken on by the
barge Baroda, which come here to discharge.
The British ship Beacon Rock, lumber laden
from Fraser River for Adelaide is now lying
not be procured here. Tn The German ts ship Frieds
Mahan. with lumber for Callao, is also detained
The Prit,sh ,r.rn ,+a.oar Orr.rfc .or,
day for Nome She win take out 1000, 600 feet
TACOMA. Sept. 6.-The schooner h K Hall
sailed today from Port Angeles for San Fran
The British bark orsnasia was today sent to
Quartermaster Harbor for cleaning. The bark
the cement market for brief period and pre-
vent the. success of an effort to corner the
supply
rived at the Tacoma smelter with copper ore
from Prince William Sound.
shipped lumber to the amount of $40, 900, 600
feet. This record makes Grays Harbor one of
Collector Of Customs tf HARPER RI has COMPLETED a
TIP by wagon and rail along the Canadian
border between Danville and Oroville. He will
establish additional SUPPORT at Nelson, Okla
hogan County, near the boundary. to which
point the Great Northern is now building.
PORTLAND. Sept. 6.-Tbree Japanese sailors
were discovered the steam schooner Noyo
yesterday afternoon, and the longshoremen re-
little brown men were told to vscate the prem
ises The other non-union sailors were not
yesterday morning and went to the mills Of the
North Pacific Lumber Company to load lumber
after noon the Japs began to move about the
deck SO conspicuously that they could not
escape the detection OF the men handling the
lumber on the dock, and protest was immedi.
ately made TO the captain. Il either shut
down work or let the japanese go. and after
brief deliberation the skipper concluded TO
GOO0by 20 the of duSky hue.
District Forecaster Beals received reports
this morning from the stations along the coast
between Eureka. Cal, and Cape Flattery and
Tatoosh Island in the north He believes the
telegraph lines are down a result of storms.
The barkentine Georgina was dropped at
Rainier yesterday By the steamer Oklahama
where she viii load lumber for San Francisco
The schooner Oliver ]. Olsen came to Portland
TO load for the same destination.
The schooner Lottie Bennett and the bark
Coloma left down the river this evening in tow
Of the steamer Oklahama. The Lottie Ben
nett cleared this morning FOR Redondo with $780,
600 feet Of lumber and the Coloma cleared for
San Diego with 100000 feet.
The steamer Alliance is due this evening from
Eureka via Coos Bay with twelve carloads of
freight for points in the East and a lot OF
freight for local consig1ees
The schooner Northwest has been chartered to
load lumber Portland for San Francisco. She
is due TO arrive about the middle Of this month
The Johan Poulsen went to Inaman Poulsen
& Co.. miH this morning 10 load lumber for a
return voyage to San Francisco.
ASTORIA. Sept. 6.-The steamer Stetson ar
Francisco
The italian cruiser DogaM sailed today on her
voyage TO Italy.
The Hammond log raft is now at Fort Stevens
and waiting for the steamer Leggett which
will tow her to California as soon as the
weather is favorable.
While the steamer Thyra coming down the
river from Portland she scraped her bottom
several times, as she was drawing over twenty
four feet Of water. While IL is not thought
that she is damaged, diver will be sent down
10 make an examination. This will not cause
any delay. as the big tramp cannot get to
sea now on account of the rough bar
Thomas Bruggy, a marine engineer. who is
employed the custom house steamer Patrol
was arrested yesterday by Deputy q. S. Mar
on the charge of impersonating a United States
secret service officer and thereby obtaining 500
from Mrs N. R. Overstreet. who is now said TO
be i'll in g Portland hospital Bruggy came
here more than month ago saying he was
from Newport News He carried unlimited
engineers license and was given employment by
the custom house but was discharged a week
ago for neglect of duty. While employed in the
custom-house service he told Mrs. Overstreet he
was secret service officer and was en-
gagged IL unearthing a counterfeiting case as
well as shadowing certain government officials
partment had not arrived. he sent kilograms 10
Inspectors Edwards and Fuller of Portland tax
ing receipts for the tolls from the telegraph office
These receipts evidently convinced the woman
money from her. BE told other people while
here that he had received q check for $500 his
share OF the prize money for sinking one Of the
Spanish war vessels DESTROYED at the battle
OF Santiago. He was taken to Portland this
evening and viii be given a hearing In the