The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
liens of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

SAN PEDRO. Jan. 24.-The steamer Francis
y. Leggert Captain Rainier. arrived today from
Eureka via Redondo with I5O. 900 feet OF lumber
consigned to the National Lumber Company.
The barkentine Amsranth, Captain Jensen
twelve days from Portland, anchored in the outer
harbor this morning. She carries 1900, 900 feet
oI lumber Tor wholesalers at this port
The steamer Pasadena. Captain Halum and
ne steamer Brooklyn, Captain Norberg, finished
oiscnaIelne lnelr lumber carg0es and cleared
today . reload, the former for Eureka and the
latter for Mendocfno.
Tie schooner Minnie A. Caine. Captain Olsen
finished oischarging her lumber cargo and sailed
today IN ballast for Puget Sound, where she VIII
loso a return cargo for this port.
The ship Queen Elizabeth. Captain Fulton has
been toWed into the outer harbOr after taking
ballast She VIII san for Australia FOR q cargo
The schooner Mahukona, Captain Marsters. and
the schooner Alerose Captain AIcCarron are
ready Tor sea but are short OF crew.
The schooner Watson A. West Captain Soren-
sen, arrived, fourteen days from Grsys Harb0r,
with LOO 900 feet Of lumber.
The bark Hesper, Captain Swenson and the
schooner BOrealis Captain Klintb0rn. finished
nlsehatslle t-en iunlDer eafeoes looas ana salled
and the latter for Hoquiam.
The steamer Aberdeen. Captain Ahlstrom. ar
rived, three DAYS from Eureka via San Francisco
bringing SOC. 600 feet Of lumber.
PORTLAND. Jan. 24.-Amos Hammarton, first
officer Of the United States lighthouse tender
Heather Is 81 at a local hospital. Gust Ikander
second officer Of the tender Is III at Astoria.
The Portland Lumber Company has chartered
the schooners Rehania and Emma Reed TO load
lumber al Portland for California ports The
ship Oriental engaged by the drm some time
ago Tor the same purpose. IS due 70 arrive from
me british bark Glenericht finished loading
wheat for Europe tlis afternoon and shifted
into the stream to await the breaking up OF
srITrT,F- Ian. 24-The steamship Tango
Haru reached port this afternoon. bringing l48
passengers and cargo valued approximately
The steamship Jefferson was six days IN
making the run 70 Sksgway from this port
difhculties were due 70 the steel Oh tanks
detecting the compass.
The steamship Pennsylvania. which was two
dave overdue from Valdez reached port this
afternoon She delayed by rough weather
and the action OF the longshOremen IN valdez
who demanded T5 cents an hour In place Of 30
cents ss has formerly been paid.
An enort is being made By representatives
of the Tehauntepec Railroad to charter the
esfesnnehfD Ohio for the from the Hawaiian
Islands and Pacific Coast ports to salina Cruz
Frank Waterhouse. president Of the White Star
line stated that the negotiations bad not as yet
TodsT's arrivals: Steamship Tango Maru, from
Yokohama: steamship Pennsylvania. from Val
dez. steamship Umatilla, from San Francisco.
TACOMA. Jan. 24.-Ihe schooner LOttie Ben
nett sailed today for San francisco with lumber.
Tie steamship Teucer sailed for Oriental ports
and Liverpool. carrying cargo Of dour, cotton,
from Liverpool and Oriental ports with q general
cargo. The schooner Rosamond sailed from
NuFfteo for San Francisco with lumber. The
British steamer Condor sailed for Victoria to
dierherQe nifrateE. She viii then load British
columbia coal for San Francisco.
Enofber fast steamer will be added 10 the
1saIfbuf feet and q cold storage plant 70 cost
$50 600 VIII be built by the international Fish
cries Company this year.
Captain DHbel master Of the American
schooner Aloha. which reached Port Townsend
fhis morning said thar the destruction Of his
,,eeeei bv grounding on The Washington coast
rear destruction Island Monday evening was
td.1 - a narrow margin and only through
80 assistance and information given By the
.,+s5r "a the efeamer Watson. n endeaToring
fo escape the danger Of appr0acning cape beaI
tIcte ,-ae carried by the strong current nearer
eto-e fhen was reckOned, ano IN the darkness
.,s f~re nfled up or the rocks had not the
,r-+so- hore IN sight with the information OF
49, dencer The Aloha made fast passage
from Honolulu. She r. chartered 20 lo@o Cargo
Of lumber ct Port Gamble. =. ~. r.
centein william Alsop arrived a. tort LoNn,
send today from England 70 Ahsu"e oVniD'oNu
of the British bark Don. - ....
ASTORIA, Jan 2s.-Ihe on rank s'eanef