The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-15
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quarantine regulations have placed that
responsibility on my shoulders.
IN general, would say, | nm unable
to board vessels until itNhas been report.
Cd 10 me that there are vessels 10 board !
for this reason, the shipping interests
should cooperate. willingly, and In every
way facilitate tho movement Of vessels.
~ II IN more 10 their interest than TO
minet and that end can be secured, With
|ihe best 81 feeling all around, by co.
operating willingly. instead of by as.
suming unreasonable attitudes, mis-.
takes are liable to happen, and have
happened. among those interested IN
shipping AT this port, but 70 far, have
overlooked them a. have believed taers
was no intention to violate the quaan.
tine regulations, II II will be under
stood that " ID my intention TO aid ship.
ping. 10 an absolutely iliSinterested way,
shipping win aid itself by aiding me.
As another example of endsayoring
10 expedite these matters, a vessel drop.
ped her anchor, few days ago, at
quarantine. but had no quarantine flag
flying by going To tho trouble 70 make
inquiry. learned who she was and
where she was from, and that she was
subject TO inspection. but yet she had no
iag Tying to apprise me. ] boarded and
passed her that evening. and a. no time
during the whole proceeding was the
yellow flag shown"
The steamer Nome City 10 duo In at
this port from San Francisco. At any
hour today.
The steamer Cascades went out over
tho bar at $50 o'clock p. M. yesterday.
bound for San Francisco.
The steamship Costa Rica b due from
tho Bay City tomorrow for this port and
Portland, with freight and passengers.
The schooner Salvador Will 20 10 Hoif-
mans landing on tho Columbia river.
Just above Kalama, where she win load
lumber outward.
The four masted schooner Transit was
taken to her berth at the Tongue Point |
min docks yesterday afternoon by the
bar tug wallula.
The oil tank steamer Asuncion. Cap
tain Bridget, arrived In from the Cali.
fornia coast yesterday. and went on to
Portland hast evening.
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The steamer Breakwater, for Coos
Day points, came down early yesterday
morning. and crossed out al o'clock.
through tumbling bar.
Word came up from the lower harbor
late yesterday afternoon that three
schooncrs had been aided 10 tho fleet Of
sight that were lowering of the bar.
The steamships Lyra and Alesia, and
Tho French bark Brixeau. were among the
bar.bounds last evening. They will prob.
ably make II to sea sometime this morn
ing. I
II Is reported that one Of the square.
riggcs outside last evening was the
American ship paraminta. from San
for the mouth OF the Colum-
ba.
The steamship Geo. w. Elder Is due
II the Calender pier this morning en-
'oute TO San Francisco. with a good pms.
'engcr list and all the freight she can
AIRY.
The steamer Sue II. Elmore Is already
or sen and Tillamook Bay. with a dozen
passengers on board and loaded 10 the
yaards, She win get away this morn
ng on the early food, II possible.
There are two fleets waiting to cross
he Columbia bar one Of eight square
iggers in the oiling. six foreign and two
oast-wise; and several steamers and
ailing ships on this side OF tht barrier.
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