The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
COAST SHIPPING. NEWS.
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific.

canfs,n Hanner arrived eleven days from Grayi
Harbor with SOC, 600 feet OF lumber consigheu me- :,
the San Pedro Lumber COMPANY, Inc scno1nel ns9a,s
I.uxon Captain Nelson, and the schooner Phiiip
pine. Captain Frederickson. finished aiscnarglne
lumber cargoes and sailed today in ballast TO re-
load fo1 the Tse foI oil ssree in
the tug Sea Rover, Captain Thompson, ieI. TO-DAY
i0r TIE schooner W ]. Patterson Captain Lancas
ter, will hnish dischargine lumber early nexi ne,
week and will sail for Aberdeen to reioad, TT The
esso i. s9atn snpeciea onsht or early
morning with large cargo of lumber for loca
wholesalers.
Transit, has been succeeded by Captain ]. Olsen
After a short vacation Captain Walsted VIII
take command Of the schooner Czarina al san
The following vessels are discharging at this
port Steamers olympic SAP Gasrle 1gst; sansa sars
entines Koke Head, Lahaina. James N Johnson
and James Tufts; schooners Admiral Prosper
sFsl hFaee ios lnsae csmmsses e Manila Meta Nelson
fLi Winslcw, w W. J. Pattffson. Annie 2. snale, De,
dance. Comet. FRED u Wood Bainbfidse' and
The following vessels are on the way to this
port: Steamer South Bay. bark caloma.
rester Mahukons, Honoipu, Erie Whbert L.
SEATTLE. Sept. 22--John c. Ross engineer
Of the steamer Mizpah, running to Olympia, was
missed when the vessel reached port yesterday
1t is believed that he fell overheard while walk
The steamer Newberg has sailed for San
Francisco with a full cargo of lumber.
The WOOD % dDck at aeqesn ssera sa@ a9aaF
cisco lumber vessels have grounded at the dock
recently and had trouble because Of shifting
John Rosene Of the Northwestern Steamship
Company will 60 to New York next week, seek
ing a vessel to replace the wrecked Oregon in
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's City
Of Puebla sailed today for San Francisco with
200 passengers and full cargo of general mer-
For the last week all vessels leaving here
have been able to secure all the sailors needed
sailed last night for Monterey. The schooner
H. B: Bendixsen sailed today for San Pedro with
PORTLAND, Sept 22-The Pacific Export
Lumber Company has chartered the British
steamer Wyneric TO load lumber here for a. port
IN China. She is now on her way from Nome,
Alaska. to Victoria. B, c.. and is expected to
reach the Columbia River some time next week,
The steamer Alliance, Captain tain Kelly. arrived
a full cargo Of freight and about 100 passen.
gers. She was forced to leave some travellers
Client recommendation This completed her last
round trip to Eureka, the owners having decided
to keep her on the Portland Coos Bay run ex-
Captain William II. Roberts, who recently re-
tired on twothirds pay. efter forty years In the
revenue service. has decided TO spend the bal
ance Of his life in Portland. Captain. Roberts
has Just arrived here with his wife and daugh-
ter and has purchased a handsome home on the
east side. For the last few years Captain Rob-
ertg has been stationed ut Honolulu in command
Of the cutter Manning.
The big British steamer Knight of ST. George
morning waiting for the who an ad adus ssned
yesterday. with the promise Of joining the ship
at dawn today. Finally Captain Stephens de-
longer and so started down the river minus the
man. The cook had been given some advance
money.
paifo,r f.uth~t. 4 ~. .L-4.
vessels this morning to load wheat at Portland
this fall for Europe. and II was rumored that
negotiations were about to be closed for several
more. The vessels Fixed are the British bark
Peter Iredale and the French bark La Tour d,Au-
vergne. the latter being due to arrive here next
wilson Co. from Antwerp. The Peter iredeie
was at Newcastle, n. s. W., when last re-
The Hartman liner Barracouta sailed for san
Francisco last night with full cargo Of freight.
The Costa Hica is due to arrive here tomorrow
!. The steam schooner Johan Pouisen arrived at
the mills OF Inwan Poulsen & Co. last night
from San Francisco to load return cargo Of
lumber. The ship James Drummpnd arrived this
afternoon to load lumber for San Francisco. The
barkentine Koko Head is under charter to come
here 10 load lumber for San Pedro
The British bark Iverna was given orders of
san Francisco Heads today to proceed to PORT
land to load wheat She was chartered several
days ago.
Because his craft is manned by a non union
crew. captain johnson OF the steamer Yosem ite
has been experiencing all sorts of trouble In rets
ting the vessel supplied with lumber cargo at
Rainier, The longshoremen have refused 10 load
her. Other workers were picked up to take their
places and they. too. were prevailed upop by fbe
union sympathizers to quit Finally the owners
of the mill closed down the plant ana set ~ M =
employees at loading the steamer
EUREKA, Sept. 22.-The steamers Eureta
Homer and San Pedro and the u s. s. Nsdrons :
departed southward today. The Madrona went
to the lightship at Blunts Reef returning IA
port this, this afternoon a By mistake the Homer
was the Ravalli. Besides the Madrona TIA
Charles Nelson was the only vessel that AZ.
rived today. The British bark Antioue sncceed.
ed In getting away today en- route to SYDNEY
with lumber. She was cleared for sac. 245 feet
o2s 2ts feet rough &c. eless redwood and 81 500
has on board $4,000 feet Of pine valued ~ x21nt,
shipped here to her from San Francisco. nnaEng
her total cargo .245 feet at the total vsre
Of $25. 22s.a7. At this port the Antiope was
loaded By the Fl. l.. NJ. Association. inothrs
cargo for Australia was cleared aboard the
British ship Trongate also today. This boa I.
which was loaded BY the Pacific stevedorinss
only nine days to take on 64l 0a3 feet OF rough
clear redwood valued at sic. or. a. She proh
ably will leave tomorrow. The British stealnsr
Hampstead is expected to clear soon with rail.
road ties for Mexico.
TACOMA. Sept. 22-The Tacoma and Roche