The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25

other. This wsnton act has so reused the ire
OF the strikers that settlement now seems re
mote The trouble may now grow INTO long
unions.
steamer Johan Poulsen. arrived this morning
and began taking on humber cargoes Tor san
Francisco. They heing loaded by union
loneshorenen, who working under con
tract with the owners Of the mills supply ing the
corgoes-
Tie new timebsm just installed on the Custom
House dropped today for the first time II
VIII be a regular thing each day AT noon.
Laden with a cargo Of lumber the ship James
brummond left this morning bound for San
Francisco with lumber.
Finishing touches are being applied TO the
tug Triumph. which viii be taken back to Co
guile % escort vessels in and out over the
bar She has been fitted with new keel
and her machinery has been oxerhauled
TACOMA. Oct 24.-The British ship Thorn
lebank Captain Smith. sailed for lquique to-
day with cargo of lumber The schooner Inca
arrived today from Shanghai via Port Iownsenu-
The steamer Watson sailed for San Francisco
today The British steamer Twickenham arrived
at Port Townsend today from repair ways at
Esquimalt and VIII load lumber cargo at Port
BlakeleT for China The schooner Aloha sailed
today for Iahaina with lumber cargo taken
from San Francisco today with general cargo.
The steamer Ramona arrived from Vancouver
B. c.. today. The steamer Alki arrived today
from Ketchikan.
The schooner Polaris sailed from Everett for
San Diego today with cargo OF lumber. The
British steamer Bermuda sailed for Vancouver
r c.. today. The schooner Susie NJ Plummer
passed the straits with cargo of lumber from
Seattle and Tacoma for San Pedro today. The
bark Palmyra arrived at Port Gamble today
from San Francisco for lumber
SEATTLE Oct 24-The steamers Wasp
Santa Monica and Norwood sailed yesterday for
San Francisco with lumber eargoes. The schooner
Roberts left at the same time for the same
port with lumber.
" A Allison assistant port engineer Of the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company. has been an
pointed assistant TO President Ford T. W
Spencer. formerly chief engineer Of the City OF
ID sets AMI rlrrf nel
4 movement IS on foot to have the next Leg
islature raise the salaries Of the assistant in
spectors Of hulls and boilers, in order that the
local district may rank with the district Of San
Francisco. The Marine Review states that
Senator Piles has taken the matter mp
All Alaska vessels arriving report record
storms for this season Of the year on the down
An examination Of the Alaskan steamer Santa
Ana on drydock after being beached at Clallam
TO prevent sinking from leaking on her last
damaged
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steam
er Spokane, arriving yesterday reports that e.
6 Sanborp, aged SO years. who has been touring
Southern California. was missing on arrival. he
was last seen after the vessel left Astoria and
may have got OF at Port Townsend
Steamship men say that. although several OF
the Alaska feet VIII be put the San Fran
cisco run they win not relieve the freight con
gestion, mainly due TO lumber shipments.
The Pacific Coast COmpany's steamer Senator
will 90 on the Seattle-San Francisco run after
November l.
Three sailing vessels, the schooners Rosamond
and John A. Campbell and the ship Lucille the
former and latter for San Francisco and the
Campbell for San Pedro with lumber. storm
bound in Clallam Bay. A southeast gale of
forty miles IS blowing and the vessels are at
anchor IN shelter
The Bremerton navy yard has been advised
that the Wisconsin VIII leave San Francisco to-
morrow TO 20 out of commission here for repairs
Charles r. Mccormick. a coast lumberman.
has chartered the Nome steamers Olympia and
Mackinaw 70 carry lumber from here to San
Francisco.