The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21
*Snow on ground 50 inches

V.,l1a Wlnnemueea 80 90 so NE Pt.Cldy 90
Yuma Yuma -. 81 so 50 Clear 90
'snow on ground 50 inches.
SYNOPSIS
Ihe pressure is falling rapidly along the en-
tire coast and conditions are becoming more
dagora3le for rain. Cloudy weather prevails
California, Nevads and Southern Oregon Light
showers are reported in the north
me pressure distribution is such that n dis
turbance may move in quickly from the sea.
FORECAST.
san francisco and vicinity-Cloudy. unsettled
Hea4hef Thursday; probably showers; fresh
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Thursday; possibly
showers; fresh south wind.
San Joaquin Valley-Cloudy Thursday: prob
ably showers; light south wind
Los angeles and yicinity-Cloudy Thursday
south. ING -
A c. McADIE District Forecaster.
today from Guaymas, Mexico. She is under
1asr arter 20 me Portland Asiatic Steamship Com
orlent Before coming here the Manshu Maru
eellFered S 1000 japanese immigrants at the Mex
The schooner Salvador arrived today from
CaIltornia, Gaming to load lumber
Inc schooner Polaris arrived from San Fran
cisco. She was towed up the river this even
ing TO commence loading lumber for Calffornia
The steam schooner Tiyerton Captain Joln
son arrived from San Francisco and docked a.
lumber for the bay city
The schooner Melrose arrived from Califor.
ma coming to load lumber for Southern Cali
The American ship MAXWELL arrived from Cal
hornla. She viii load lumber for San Pedro.
= Ihe steamer Columbia left this evening for
sengers. F
The American ship EIwell arrived from San
Pedro She viii load lumber at GobIe for the
return trip.
The British ship Oweenee arrived down from
Portland She has cargo of lumber for VAL
paraso and will go to sea at the first oppor-
The carma1 s+aar,o- N,.-.,. :. -
rive from the Far East. She has cargo Of
1900 tons Of coal for the Oregon River and
The steam schooner Homer arrived from Port
land this evening, lumber laden for San Fran
EUREKA. Feb 2O.-Arrivals: Steamers Po
mona. Despatch and Greenwood. Steamer Fran
els II. Leggett, towing the Italian bark Speme
all from San Francisco.
Departures: Steamer F. A. Knburn. for Port.
land.
Word has been received by the local agent Of
the steamer F. A. Kilburn that the steamer JEFF
ferson, owned by the Alaska Steamship Com
pany. has been purchased by the owners of the
kllburn She viii supplant the Kilburn which
Railroad Company.
Local shipping agents Of the North Pacific
steamshlp COMPANY owners OF the steamers
Eureka, George W. Elder and Roanoke and the
Pacific Steamship and Engineering Company,
owners OF the steamer +. A. Knburn, claim
that the Humboldt Stevedore Company, employ
ing longshoremen on an open shop basis, has
boycotted the vessels mentioned. The two com
panies have always employed union longshore-
men, and would not consent TO allow On-uniOn-
lists 10 load their vessels The Humboldt Steve
dore Company now refuses to give work to any
four vessels.
The British steamer Condor is ready to leave
for Comox B. c., to take on load Of coal for
the trip 70 Australia.
TACOMA. Feb. 2O-with cargo in excess of
II 600 tons and valued at 81 .Oc0. 900. the
steamship Tydeus. Captain Campbell sailed for
the Orient and Liverpool this morning. This is
the largest cargo dispatched from Puget Sound
the Orient and Liverpool this morning This is
Of It was loaded in this port
Shortly before the hour scheduled for her de-
psrture for Valparaiso the Chilean bark Yosemite
s397O and now her 81 ilinc is indefnifeiv most.
poDed Tbe iibeIsnts declare tber beTe Pnsid
the expense incurred by the vessel since her
arrival at Port Townsend October 3. amount
ing 10 S3940, and that, although repeatedly de-
manded, no part Of il has been repaid. They
say that the money was paid out by them at
the request of Master Charles J. 3. Bergman.
and they ask that the vessel be condemned and
sold to satisfy claims.
The Yosemite loaded lumber during December
and January az the Tacoma mill, and yesterday
cleared for the west coast. She has a cargo Of
$4,000 feet of lumber 1t seems that there
has been a misunderstanding regarding the bill
and Captain Bergman said that he was willing
10 pay whatever amount be really owed.
When the steamship Tydeus sailed today for
the Orient Waterhouse & Co. agents for the
Boston Towboat Company. were much relieved.
Their responsibility for detaining fortyfour Chi
Six OF the Celestials formerly of the steamer
Pleiades' crew. who are being sent back to
terday. much TO the chagrin of the immigration
watchman and the worry of Waterhouse & Co.
They found in uptown store and landed
back the steamer.
The schooner OkanOgan sailed today from
Port Gamble for San Francisco with lumber.
PORTLAND. Feb. 20.-The steamer Columbia
sailed for San Francisco last night with a good
llst OF passengers and a full cargo. including $50
sacks Of potatoes.
The schooner Salvador arrived at astoria this
morning 20 load lumber at Of the mills on
the lower Columbia.
The steamer Meteor was In the harbor this
afternoon to coal prior 10 proceeding TO one of
the mills the Columbia to load lumber for a
return cargo to San Francisco
The steamer George W. Elder sailed for San
Pedro and way ports this evening and the
Alliance Is due to arrive from Coos Bay to-
night
The steam schooner Washington is at the
mills of the Portland Lumber Company. loading
for San Francisco. She arrived here last night
After cropping about for more than a month
trying to find entrance TO Winchester and
Siuslaw Bay. the schooner Antelope has finally
put safely into Gardner, where she will load
lumber for return cargo to San Francisco.
While searching for her destination the vessel
ran out OF provisions and tobacco, and there was
considerable suffering board
From Gardner. Or, comes the report that the
crew of the beached schooner Alpha is still
there awaiting Instructions from the owners
CAPTAIN Tragell and his eight men were not
rescued by the life-saving crew at Umpqua, but
remained on board the stranded vessel oyer night
and waded ashore in the morning. The Alpha
went ashore few miles above Winchester Bay
on February 3.