The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Head Winds and High Seas
Encountered by Alameda

day and cleared at the Custom house with a car
20 OF %ooo ooe feet OF lumber for ssn Francisco
cargo Of $4,000 feet of lumber for the same
The British ship Dlnsdale was towed to Port.
land this morning 70 load grain for Europe
The schooner Annie Larsen was tOwed 10 ses
today. She carries 100000 feet Of lumber fol-
San Francisco.
The steamer James Ralph. lumber laden for
ean Francisco. sailed this evening.
Ihe steamer +. A. kilburn, with a general
cargo and passengers for San Francisco and way
The steamer Thomas J.. Wand. with cargo
~ 10000 feet OF lumber FOR San Francisco, went
The barkentine Agate was towed TO sea today.
She Is lumber laden for San Francisco.
The French bark BayOnne, l5s days from Cher
bourg. arrived of the mouth Of the river today.
anc, not finding pilot al that time, sailed over
ne bar and anchored iD the lower harbor She
Europe.
The schooner Bangor Is days from San Pedro,
arrived today and viii load lumber for return
The British ship Jordan Hill. 151 days from
Rotterdam, arrived this morning. under charter
70 load grain at Portland for Europe
Captain Revel OF the French bark Armen,
which arrived last evening from Europe. reports
having encountered severe weather on the Born
end that he was 23 days in rounding the cape.
After reaching the mouth OF the Columbia the
Armen passed through the recent severe gales,
during which she lost number of sails. She
beat about hve days before she was picked up
SAN PEDRO. March 27.-The North Pacific
Steamship Company's steamship George W FL
7
on the return "trip for Portland via san Fran
cisco and Eureka with freight and passengers.
ished dischsreinr her lumber esro and sailed
today In ballast for Willapa Harbor TO reload.
The ship Eclipse. after having been DELAYED
for several days awaiting q crew, sailed today
in ballast for Tacoma 10 load a return cargo
OF lumber
The big German ship R. G. Rickmers. Captain
Walsen, is loading q cargo OF cement at Ham
burg consigned 10 James Maynard Jr. of Los
Angeles.
The steam schooner San Pedro. Captain And
nnsen, finished oischarging her lumber cargo and
cleared FOR Eureka to load q return cargo for
There were no arrivals al this port today.
PORTLAND, March 27.-The schooners Mu-
riel and Manila were towed up the river yester-
DAY. the former 10 Rainier and the latter to
Stella, where they viii load lumber for San
Francisco.
The British ship Dimsdale left up at O'Clock
this morning and VIII reach the harbor tonor-
row morning. She brings general cargo from
The French bark Arnen. which reached As.
torta yesterday. win leave up tomorrow morning
She. too brings general cargo and cement from
The Norwegian steamer skogstad came UP
from Linnton this morning and went TO the mills
OF lnman, Poulsen & Co. TO dnish her cargo OF
lumber for the Orient.
The German steamer Tiberius went to Rainier
from Tongue Point 10 finish loading.
The Oriental liner Arabia VIII call at Naga
for hour and wheat having just been received
here.
HA-<. LII. 14dlcu <t-4ue ElEeL counl
Steamboat Owners Association. at its meeting
this morning. resolved TO employ private de-
tectives 70 engage competent marine engineers
y the present force should walk out April /.
There Is no indies ton Of s compromise, and II
e probable that most OF the engineers Puget
Sound boats win Quit work rather than accept
the compromise offer made by the Owners AS.
sOciatiOn TO the members OF the Marine Engi
neers' Beneficial Association
Seattle's haibut feet Is stornbound ~ north
ern ports and the supply Of fresh halibut Is
running low Nine vessels from this port are al
Neah Bay unebie TO venture out.
United States Marine Inspectors whitney and
Turner VIII begin the investigation into the
wreck OF the steamship Dakota tomorrow. tax
ing the deposition OF q number Of minor officers
and members OF the crew who arrived here on
the fremont. Captain Frsncke IL expected q
start for Seattle soon. aud on his arrival here
be will be called 10 the stand for explanation
ArriVed-Jeanie, from Seward, with ore; City
OF Seattle from Skagway. with halibut and
passengers.