The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

HONOLULU, Nov PA libel for the sum
Of S10.0 600 for the services of the Keauhou and
the kinau has been fled against the Japanese
steamer Chiusa Maru, which went ashore
the morning of November the reef at the
ashore
The British steamer Aotea sailed for Newcas-
coal and load at New Zealand ports with cargo
for South America and London via the Horn, her
Janeiro. ''-As
The steamer Enterprise loaded sugar ballast
for her return trip 10 the coast She is con-
voyed by the tug Fearless. which will take her
In tow should any further accident happen TO
her propeller.
The former model Russian naval hospital
steamer 0rel. prize of Admiral Togo at the
famous battle of the Sea OF Japan in May. 1905.
Togo Kisen Kaisha line. arrived here November
from Kobe The vessel, which is of 500 tons
the trip in fifteen days easy steaming She
brought 934 japanese immigrants and $40 tons
The Norwegian bark Margit, from Leith for
Honolulu, is now out 16s days and some anxiety
The British steamer Isleworth, seventeen days
from Comox, Vancouver Island with coal, ar
rived November Is and anchored outside.
The barkentine Benicia arrived at Hoquiam
SAN PEDRO, Nov 19-The schooner De
hance, Captain saIetske. finished discharging
cargo for the E. X. Wood Company and sailed
az per 8aker has
been chartered to load lumber for this port.
The steamer Samoa, Captain Madsen. arrived
her lumber cargo at Redondo. The oil barge
Santa Paula. Captain Preel, in tow of the tug
cargo for the Union Oil Company in Los An
geles. The schooner Sausalito. Captain johnson.
sailed IN ballast for Grays Harbor TO load
ASTORIA, Nov. 19.-The American ship Big
warrenton, left today for California. The
bark Kenney. lumber laden for California. also
with cargo of grain loaded at Portland for
Europe the German ship Nereide another of
with 100000 feet of lumber loaded at Port
land. went TO today.
Northland arrived here today from San Fran
cisco. Both vessels will load lumber at Portland
The British ship Brodick Castle. IS days from
Newcastle, \. S. w, arrived at this port this
evening. She is under charter to load grain at
The schooners Balboa and Compeer with
lumber cargoes for San Francisco, were towed
The passenger and freight steamers Alliance
and F. A. Kilburn left yesterday for San Fran
cisco The oil tank steamer Asuncion left for
The French bark suliy and the British bark
Galgate. both carrying grain for Europe, have
arrived here from Portland and will go to
at the first opportunity.
The steamer Columbia, with a large cargo for
San Francisco went to sea today
The steamer Gilmore arrived here today from
Tillamook with freight and passengers. She
completed her lumber cargo for San Francisco.
The steamer Yosemite cleared at Che Custom
house today with 100000 feet of lumber for San
Francisco.
A three masted schooner was sighted about
ten miles north of the river at today. The
lookout at North Head read her signals Send
tug immediately Soon after the weather be-
thick and he lost sight of the vessel
When she seemed TO be in no trouble
EUREKA, Nov l9.-The only arrival Sunday
was the steam schooner Phoenix. The steamers
City of Topeka. Despatch and Scotia departed
The only arrival today was the steamer Corona
The British steamer Henley, the steam .schoon-
ers Aberdeen and Charles Nelson and the
schooner Eva sailed The steamer Hanalei was
a late arrival Saturday.
The barkentine Emily F. Whitney 1907 TONS
Captain Goodman, cleared this morning for
Kahului, n. L.. by the Charles Nelson Com
pany,. with 10 feet of redwood lumber
valued at S1G.952. The Whitney's cargo CON
sists of 5SS 1S9 feet Of rough merchantable
u.s. 125 feet of surfaced clear and 90 e54 feet Of
rough clear lumber. 40 ,272 feet clear battens
and 1000, 600 shingles
The Overdue List
British ship Palgrave. ont 1879 days from Ham,