The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

harbor last night from San Francisco for the
first time since early in April. She is in COM
mand Of Captain Henry E. Morton. Captain
Doran will Join her in San Francisco when she
arrives there. She is scheduled to sail south
this evening.
for Europe with cargo of wheat. The French
bark La Tour de Auvergne win be the next
Elder has commenced loading for Port Los
Angeles. via San Francisco and Eureka She is
The steam schooner Yosemite is scheduled TO
steamer Alliance sailed for Coos Bay last night
and the steamer +. A. Kiiburn left for San
Francisco. via Coos Bay and Eureka.
The Meyer Wilson Company has chartered
the British ship Siam TO bring cement and gen
eral cargo from London 10 Portland.
After passage of eighteen and half days
from Yokohama the Oriental liner Numanta.
weather was encountered during the entire
trip and number Of seas were shipped.
When the George W. Elder gets ready 10 SAT-
for the south her initial run. after being
rebuilt she will clear for San Pedro instead OF
San Francisco. as had been planeed. She viii be
placed on exactly the same route the Roam
oke. owned and operated by the same company,
calling at the various way ports.
EUREKA. Nov. 1.-THE arrivals today were
the barkentine Tropic Bird, TO load ties for Mex
leo at Arcata and the steam schooner Westport.
The departures were the steamship Roanoke
and Prentiss, the former with passengers for
San Francisco
TACOMA, Nov 1.-THE steamer Indiana and
the British steamer Ningchow arrived here from
Seattle today. The schooner NethR Nelson sail
ed for Hilo with lumber. The British bark
Lucipars sailed for the United Kingdom for
orders. The bRrkentine Planter, lumber laden
from Tacoma for San Francisco is at Clallam
waiting to get outside. The steamer Ramona
arrived from Vancouver and the steamer Watson
from San Francisco. The British steamer Drum
cliff sailed for Vladivostok and the British ship
Ra lore cleared for London. There is large
feet stormbound in Clallam Bay, waiting to get
outside. Among these the bark Fresno.
lumber laden from Port Gamble for San Fran
cisco; schooner Annie f. Small, from Port Had
lock for San Pedro, German bark Nal, from
Tacoma for Birkenhead German ship Alster-
kamp, from Vancouver for United Kingdom
barkentine Thomas p. Emigh, from Tacoma for
San Pedro: British bark East African. from
Tacoma for Dublin. The schooner Blakeley
has arrived at Port Biakeley from San Pedro.
ASTORIA. Nov. 1.-THE schooner It. s. Red
field cleared at the Custom house today with
625. 600 feet of lumber for San Francisco. She
viii be towed TO tomorrow II the weather
conditions are favorable.
The schooner c. S. Holmes win complete her
cargo Monday and carry about 100000 feet of
lumber for San Francisco.
The French ship Empereuer Menilik has I'm
ished discharging her cargo of cement and viii
go up river shortly to Portland. where she Is
under charter to load grain for Europe.
The bar is still rough today and the vessels
waiting 10 cross out obliged TO wait an
other day. The foods on the upper Columbia
have i1terfered with navigation. and the boats
coming from Portland today were kept busy
lodging the hundreds Of logs that are now in
the river.