The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25

son and the steamer Francis 81. Leggett have
nearly completed the discharsing of their ium-
Der cargoes. There were arrivals at this
port today; The schooner Defiance, Captain
zaletzke, finished discharging her lumber cargo
ana sailed Tor Grsys Harbor in ballast to
reload
ABERDEEN, Sept. 24-Exports of lumber
totaled 2S,077. 4s4 feet, exclusive Of lath and
shingles Practically the entire exports went
ssds san Mi, rransisco The shipments from the
$4,000 feet, lumber measure shihgie sie ship
eeeded 80, 900, 600 feet. Aberdeen thus thus retains
increased margin. Portland second on the
list, exported 20 100000 feet of lumber dur
The steamer Grace Dollar, which is loading
lumber at the Briden Leitch mill. to-
she she brought seventeen men whose % names AID
not, appear on her papers seamen, and
Collector Dorm fined her $40 man. An ap.
peal peal has been taken to the Department of
Captain Tom Stream has left the schooner
A sna to San o s he
He Is the youngest licensed skipper the
coast and at one time was the Youngest master
tain Stream liable to be fined upon the
masters return to port. BE left the vessel
Raetz. It develops that the vessels license
expired July 20 and that Captain Stream had
took the vessel to San Francisco without first
securing license, though he applied for one
for an explanation upon bis return.
SEATTLE, Sept. 24.-When the schooners So
phie Christensen and Espada left Aberdeen this
of lumber their captains, Lundvalet and sarrian,
each had deposit $3.50 as wager on the
ability of his ship to reach the southern port
6rst. The former carried 300, 900 and the latter
800 900 feet OF lumber.
Not counting the mosquito or Sound fleets.
lined lined up at the Seattle docks between Morans
and Smith Cove All are loading for coastwise
or foreign ports This is the record season.
here to carry lumber to foreign ports. Ac
cording to the waterhouse Company, the steam
to 1877 tons and the sailing tonnage to 9.4ee
tons.
The schooner Eric has sailed for San Pedro
schooner Alex T. Brown was towed to sea today
for San Pedro with 100000 feet Of lumber. The
Anchor Line steamer Watson VIII not get away
She is booked to capacity with passengers and
has full cargo Of general merchandise.
Tosdstead sGe Beginning SEPTEMBER 1e The
steamship Ohio is still stormbound In the north
ern port. Several vessels, 1t is stated were
Small boats were tossed about on the Sound
last night. The wind attained velocity OF SS
The Great Northern Steamship Company has
cut down the time the steamships Dakota and
Minnesota VIII remain AT Orlentai pcIlS 30 ~ "
crowd in one more round trip each year:
The steamer Kona sailed last night for San
Pedro loaded with lumber.
: TACOMA. Sept 24.-After nearly year OF
depression the Puget Sound Touring mills are
again enjoying period OF prosperity. Tacoma
Touring mills are running night and day. Two
of the largest operated all day Sunday. Very
large dour shipments being made to Tfentsin
and Newchwang and the demand from SHANGHAI
and Hongkong n improving. Mflers believe
that the Chinese boycott will soon be over.
The White Pass Railroad will not guarantee
to land In Dawson. via steamer. passengers leav-
Ing Puget Sound later than October l. The fu-
kon River is freezing fast and the close OF navi-
CATION IS expected between October 10 and Is.
The Pacific Lumber Company has ordered a
steam schooner from the Matthews ship
oil burner to cost $4,000. and win carry lumber.
The schooner Eric sailed today from Everett
for San Francisco, carrying lumber The
schooner Rosemund arrived today at Mukilteo
from San Francisco The schooner Alex T.
Brown sailed from Bellingham TODAY for San
Pedro with lumber. The schooner Kona sailed
TODAY from Port winslow for San Pedro with
lumber.
Of the last shipments Of the season for Dawson
the steamer Princess May sailed this morning
for Skagway and the steamer Thenls win get
away for the same port tonight. The freight
taken north on these two vessels VIII be about
the last shipped from Vancouver this season to
points on the Yukon below White Horse. and
close either the end Of this month or very early
In October.
The German ship Alsterkamp. from Salina
Cruz, was towed into port at 10 o'clock last
night by the ting Lorne. She Is fixed to load
lumber at the Hastings mill.