The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-15
WASHINGTON.

lBnlS VIII De established on SAND ISL
and for the benefit of the men engaged
in salmon fishing. These lights will
be in operation only during the Ash
ing season, or from April Is to August
% of each year.
Republic Spit Range Lights, page %,
after No. "a List of Beacons, Buoys,
and Daymarks, Pacific Coast, 1907
page 55)-To be located on the south
ery side of Sand Island to mark the
wreck of the Great Republic"
Front Light A fixed white light,
suspended 6 feet above the water, from
an arm on a white stake, and about
1 3-S miles e. SO from Cape Disap-
pointment Lighthouse
Rear Light. A fixed white light,
suspended 10 feet above the water,
from an arm on a white stake and
about $50 feet U-S mile) NV Is n
from the preceding.
Peacock Spit Range Lights, page rs,
after No. "a dist of Beacons, Buoys.
and Daymarks, Pacific Coast, 1907,
page $50. To be located on the south
aasterly point of the main part of
sand Island, to mark the shoal water
on Peacock Spit and the wreck of the
Great Republic
Front Light. A fixed white light.
suspended 10 feet above the water,
from an arm on white stake, and
about 1-6 lies T of Cape Disap-
pointment Lighthouse.
Rear Light A fixed white light,
suspended 10 feet above the water,
from an arm on a white stake, on the
westerly end of the middle sand ISL
and, and about 1000 feet dc mile) NE.
by E 1-2 of preceding.
Sand Island Light, page 2S, after No.
SO Oist of Beacons, Buoys and Day
marks, Pacific Coast, 1907, page 55)-
To be located on the easterly end of
sand island, suspended from an arm
on a white stake u feet above the
water as guide in approaching and
passing the easterly end of Said. ISL
and, and about IS miles e. II y.
from Cape Disappointment Lighthouse
This light will illuminate the entire
horizon, its easterly $50 deg. being
fixed red, and its westerly $50 deg. be-
ing fixed green.
OREGON.
Swan Island Bar Lower Light, page
SO, No. ISL CList of Beacons, Buoys
and Daymarks, Pacific Coast, 1907,
page 7O).-Located in 20 feet of water
on the lower end of Swan Island Bar
and on the southwesterly side of the
dredged channel Of the Willamette
| River.
The structure from which this light
was shown heretofore reported carried
away and the light extinguished, was
replaced and the light re-established
thereon, March %.
The second class spar buoy, num-
bered 80" temporarily mar king the
position, was discontinued the same
day.
Swan Island Bar Upper Light, page
49, No. 173 Dist of Beacons Buoys,
and Daymarks, Pacific Coast, 1907
Located in IA feeN of water, on the
easterly side of the channel of the Will
lamette River near the entrance to
the abandoned dry dock at Albina
The structure from which this light
was shown, heretofore reported car
ried away and the light extinguished
was replaced and the light reestab-
lished thereon, March &c.
The second class spar buoy, number
ed a." temporarily marking the po-
sition, was discontinued the same day.
WASHINGTON.
Port Gamble Light page A, No. POP
Dist of Beacons, Buoys and Day
marks, Pacific Coast, 1907, page So
Located in 20 feet of water, on the
easterly side of the entrance and edge
of the channel to Port Gamble, north
ery end of Hood Canal.
The structure supporting this light
was carried away and the light ex-
tinguished, March %, and will be re-
placed and the light relighted as soon
as practicable.
The following affects the List of
Lights, Buoys and Daymarks, Pacific
Coast, 1907:
OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
Columbia River, pages Sc, GA and e.
Middle Ground South Side Buoy, II -,
a black frst-class spar, was establish
ed March 6, in IS feet of water, to
mark the extremity of a sand spit
making out into tha channel.
Clatsop Mill Wharf. ......E ga N,
OR. & n. co. Dock endSE by e.
Knappton Channel Light. N IA W.
Mount CO n Channel Buoy, 2, a red
| second class spar, found out Of poi-
ton, March %, was replaced the same
day
Reeder Crossing Buoy, /, a black
first class spar, found out Of position
March 2S was replaced the same day.
WASHINGTON,