The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
COAST SHIPPING NEWS

San PEDRO. June 26.-The steamer San
hleeo, which was chartered TO take the run for
S ls -StsI N navigation company between here and
- iDlese, IA me place of the City Of Long
BeacA, which is being repaired on drvdock All
- lower port is disabled and VIII not run
lEaln Tor some time When the boat made It's
brst trip 70 Long Beach the surf was high and
- dumped into the wharf so hard that il re-
S'eL q strlous INJURY 50 II gave up the charter
As result no vessels viii ply between the ports
named until the City Of Long Beach is repaired
Inc 4ilpe steamer Santa Rosa Island came in
tals morning from the island Of that name with
IqH cargo OF fat steers for the Los Angeles
The North Pacific steamship conpany's steam
kAlD Roanoke. Captain Dunham, arrived this
morning on the regular schedule from Portland
"a Luteka and San Francisco, with big freight
ana passenger list The Roanoke is scheduled
to clear tomorrow night the return trip
me steam schooner Helen p Drew, Captain
Gunoerson- arrived this morning, so hours from
Greenwood. with 80 600 feet Of lumber consigned
% the Southern California lumber company and
louvyO teet Tor the Blinn lumber company. The
remainder Of the cargo is consigned 10 dealers
CT Port Los Angeles, for which port the steamer
viii clear tomorrow night.
The little schooner Queen, Captain Hansen
arrived today dr0m TillsmOOk with 100000 feet
Df lumber for The Southern Pacific com
lany. During a high tide last night number
of piles were cast adrift and they doated down
The bay this morning. One Of them was struck
heavily by the steam schooner Helen. p. Drew
when entering port.
The barEentine Joseph Lewiston and the schoon-
grs Lizzie Vance and Cecilia Sudden at HOQuiam,
and the barkentine Pusko at Port Townsend.
lnve been chartered TO load cargOes for san
Pedro.
The steam schooner Gualala. Captain Hart
wick. finished disclarging a lumber cargo for
me g. ana = Wood lumber company and cleared
togay Ior BLACK Point 10 reload
The schooner Crescent, which has been under
going repairs al Tacoma, has been chartered
to load a lumber cargo for this port.
The big steam schooner Tampico. Captain
Haley. Is due 10 arrive tomorrow with lumber
consigned TO various wholesalers Yards
The ship Columbia, Captain h Larsen, now
discharging a lumber cargo at this port, ex-
nects 10 receive orders 10 sail for Australia in
ballast after fl has finished discharging, to load
cargo Of coal for either the Hawaiian islands or
The shiD Centralia. now discharging lumber
ct Redondo, viii 90 TO Australia FOR coal
The schooner Charles r. Wilson, Captain Mar
this port. arriving IN six days The vessel
logged 545 miles in 4S hours in the voyage down
Captain Fred Larsen, master of the schooner
Annie NJ. Campbell. was married today TO Miss
Lsperanza SepuFeQa' oauehteI OF enc oI the
oldest spanish families In southern California.
The steam schooner Berkeley, Captain Higgins,
Finished discharging that portion of its lumber
cargo consigned to this port and cleared for
Redondo, where the remainder viii be dis
me barkentine Thomas P Emieh finished
dischsrging q lumber cargo tonight and expects
10 sail tomorrow in ballast TO reload.
TAr0MA June 26-portland and Tacoma " III
Ts,, -,,or+h
,+ss-,sbir, Pedondo on fbe run Tbe Redondo is
q new steel vessel and, II is said. win make the
passage 70 the sound in IS hours. This steamer
win call also at Everett Beilinghsm and Seattle
Tor freight
Coastwise lumber business remains quiet. low
rates prevailing. Few OF no new charters are
being arranged. In the on shore business the
inactivity continues. and vessels which have
been IN the coast trade hitherto continue 10 seek
foreign business. u Is reported that number
~ cargo steamers are being fixed TO carry lum-
her from the sound TO the west coast OF Austria
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SEATTLE. June 2e.-The steamships Meteor,
Eureka and Tampico. owned by the Globe navi-
cation company, have been purchased by the
Pacific Coast steamship company. The vessels
will be operated from this port IN future
Nome freight is picking up. Between 10000
and $4,000 tons is piled on the docks awaiting
shipment north
The steamship Umatilla viii san northward
tomorrow carving more than 200 passengers
md q fun cargo Il goes out under the com
inand Of Captain Fog Horn Riley.