The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08

western Washington is adding to marine dangers.
The British bark Forthbank, which has been
lying here disengaged for several days has been
sent 10 Port Blakeley TO load lumber for San
FRANCISCO The Eureka sailed for San Fran
cisco last night with cargo of coal.
captain w D. Burnham of the American
HAWAIIAN line is IN Seattle. he says there are
no Improvements IN his company's service con-
templated at this time.
Frederick Hadden. union sailor on strike,
was nned $40 in the police court today con-
Eletion Of striking non-union sailor going
aboard his boat The court informed him a
second onsnse would land him in jail for the
limit.
The new steam schooner Washington being
ne1t week On completion she will enter the
San Francisco lumber trade.
Investigation by local custom authorities of
this port with only freight licenses are carrying
passengers proves the charges untrue.
SAN PEDRO, Aug. THE schooner Lizzen
Prien. Captain Anderson, finished discharging a
lumber cargo and sailed today in ballast for Bel
lngham TO reload The Beaulah, Captain Olsen,
Tor Eureka; the G. NJ. Watson. Captain Welt
kunat, for Aberdeen, and the Borealis, Captain
hlintgom, for Grays Harbor, having finished dis
charging cargo, will sail tomorrow. The Roam
morrow from Portland via San Francisco with
freight, merchandise and passengers. The
steamer s HeIen 7. Drew, Captain Gunderson, viii
finish dischargtng her lumber cargo tomorrow and
will clear for Columbia River. where she will
load lumber cargo for San Francisco. 1t is said
that the Helen z. Drew viii receive rate Of 81
thousand, the highest rate aid in twenty years
between the Sound and San Francisco. The
schooners John A. Campbell from Olympia and
Louis, from Astoria. sailed yesterday with full
San Pedro.
The following vessels are in port today, dis
charging lumber cargoes: Steamer Helen P.
Drew, ship McLsurin. barkentine Charles F.
Crocker, schooners Alvena. Wawona. Borealis. G.
NJ Watson, Beulah, Buriel, Dauntless and John
A. The following due: Steamer Roanoke,
oarkentines Aurora, Thomas P. Enligh and Re-
trieEer' schooners Salem. okanogon, stimson,
A CamDbell
PORTLAND. Aug. $50 urgent has become
the demand for lumber carriers that the Alaska
salmon feet VIII be pressed into the coastwise
service. The ships which went TO Alaska with
eannery supplies early IN the spring are expected
to show up here with their cargoes by the end OF
the month, when they will be used for lumber
carrying. The old bark Coloma has reached the
river from Santa Rosalia and win load lumber
here for California. The schooner Virginia ar
rived last night from San Francisco and is pre.
pairing TO take on a return load Of lumber. The
schooner o. NJ. Kellogg came to the Portland
Lumber Company's dock today to load lumber for
San Francisco. The schooner Sequoia has gone 10
Vancouver to load lumber for California.
Advices have reached Portland that the Rus
sian bark Isabel Brown viii return to this port
TO load wheat She reached England two months
Columbia River. The French bark Laennec will
reach port tomorrow with load OF cement from
Antwerp.
The italian cruiser Dogan is expected to
be on the way TO San Pedro and is expected TO
some here from that port
PORT HARFORD, Aug. THE Union OIL
>ompany's steamer Argyle arrived from Homo
ulu by way of Monterey this morning. The
Argyle had the Fullerton in tow TO Monterey.
The STANDARD OIL Company's tug Sea Rover. with
barge No. IN tow, left for Point Richmond
after loading with oil this morning.
EUREKA. Aug THE steamers Eureka and
Corona Irrived today from San Francisco with
passengers and freight Both will sail for San
Francisco tomorrow. The steamer Rival arrived
this morning and is loading with timber for
San Francisco. Steamer North Fork arrived last
night with freight. She is taking on lumber al
Arcata for San Francisco
Tie steamer Kilburn arrived from Portland
this morning with passengers and freight and
sailed this evening for San Francisco with full
quota OF passengers and freight.