The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
liens of Interest 10 Mariners
of The Pacific

san PEDRO. Jan. 21.-The steamer Carmel.
Captain Donaldson, arrived this morning from
signed 10 the Consolidated Lumber Company.
The steamer Centralia. Captain Erickson from
Grays Harbor and tbe steamer Pasadena. CAP.
. tain Hslum, from Eureka, arrived today with
full eargoes Of lumber consigned 70 wholesalers
Or this port.
The reported arrival last night Of the barken-
tine Amaranth was an error
The barkenfine Charles F Crocker. Captain
DVars- has arrived. eleven days from Everett
She brought 600 600 feet Of lumber. consigned
n the southern Califomis Lumber Company
The steamer San Gabriel, Captain Green.
cleared tonight for UmpQua River. having n row
the schooner Lucy. Both vessels VIII load linn
Der careoes for the Kerckhon Gunner Mil and
Tie schooner Dauntless finished discharglne
nor lumber cargo and sailed today in ballast FOR
Grsys Harbor where she VIII load a return cargo
The schooner Eric now at south Bend. and the
Iottie Carson al Eureka, have been chartered
. 10 load lumber cargOes for San Pedro.
The steamer Msrshheld Captain Dettmers,
Diego. for Hardy Greek. After taking oil she
proceeded.
gins finished discharglng her lumber cargo and
cleared Tor Eureka 10 reload.
The steamer Iakme, Captain Henrickson, ar
rived. Eevenfr-Oue hours from Eureka. bringing
100000 feet ~ lumber for the Consolidated Lum-
The ecbooner Alelrose. CAPTAIN McCarron has
finished discharging her lumber cargo aud VIII
san tomorrow 90 ballast FOR Tacoma 70 reload
pORTT.AND. Or Jan 2I.-The British
steamer Crusader did not leave this morning. as
was Intended although SHE finished loading yes
terdsy Captain Miibum IS of the opinion
that ID VIII b. better TO remain I'm the harbor
until The ice Jam breaks of It's own accord
than ~ tTy 10 force bis way through IT, although
his vessel Is large and heavily laden The Cru
sader IS now scheduled to leave on "Wednesday
Tie British steamer african Monarch. which
was chartered last week o. load wheat. hour
Euf general cargo Puget Sound Tor tho
Orient probably vii be given part Of her cargo
here.
The hearing n the case.of Frank Wat, captain
III tle steamer Muituof4h. before the Govern.
mcnf Inspectors win be held some time this
urot Captain Watt. ID Is said, was tntoXcated
While duty one day last week
hs at Warrior K0cf-- yesterday. Captain J. >.
Reynolds 81 the Beebe Supply Company slipped
through an opening in the iee ana hsd q haflow
escape from drowning. Fortunately ne whs car
rfing long pole which prevented his going De
nrnth the surfsce. lie scrambled ont unaided
VANCOUVER. p. q, Jan. Zl.-Delay ~ the
turning over of the British mails 10 the Canadian
Pacific Railway by the luterc0lQuial at ~ Johh
and DELAY on the Canadian Pacific Railway line
crossing the province VIII hold the steamsnlp
Empress Of Japan here until "wednesday morn
ing. She scheduled 70 have sailed for Jap
anese and Chinese ports tomorrow morning At
o'clock. bur the overseas mail from ST Jonn IS
DOW more than tWenfy-four hours late and can
nor under any circumstances arrive I'D vancouver
until Wednesday.
rived today from California, coming 20 load
lumber for San Francisco
The Oh tank steamer Maverick arrived today
from San Francisco with cargo Of crude oil
The steamer r. A. kilburn arrived from Coos
Bay today with freight and passengers. This Is
an extra "trip for the Kilburn. she was unable
fo get through the ice 10 Portland on her last
trip here Considerable ice remains in the river
snd size win Die here until conditions are faVor-
ahie for nor 70 get 70 Portland
The steamer Columbia arrived today from
Portland after being stuck IN the ice near
Rainier for several days After taking on