The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31

accepped a position wiki the Frank Waterhouse
oonlahy, ana viii command the steamship Ohio
The steamer San MateO arrived ia port last
evening Tor a supply Of bunker coal. She was
unable unable 70 secure any fuel coal on the Columbia
which port she will return.
IN JUST hfty-eight days from the time she
Der, the barkentine S. n. Castle is again at
the Tacoma Mil Compsny's docks for another
cargo. Besides almost record round voyage,
the Castle made q remarkable smart passage
up the coast. being only ten days out Of San
Francisco when she arrived in the straits She
encountered hne weather.
A telegram from Juneau. Alaska, announces
lne death there OF Captain Louis Nhatney,
pioneer fisherman, whose career began as boy
on the Nova Scotia banks and ended with the
last trip OF the schooner Selma 10 Juneau,
Alaska. Captain Whatney was AZ years OF
age, and leaves three sisters, one al Stanwood,
Wash, another at Fairbanks, Alaska, and one
The ship Eclipse viii san tomorrow for San
The ship Charles e. Moody sailed last night
from Anecortes for San Francisco with LUMBER.
The ship Star Of Bengal is being towed from
Port Townsend 10 Ladysmith, where she VIII
load cargo OF coal for San Francisco. The
fuel win be distributed among the heet Of
Alaska Packers Association for use at the
Alaskan coasT canneries during the coming
ASTORIA, Jan s0.-The schooner Annie Lar
sen arrived today from San Pedro 10 get lum-
Der caTgo for California.
The German snip Arthur Fitger 156 days from
antwerp, with general cargo for Portland ar
rived today.
Inc 1elm4l steamer AlDefluh lhb DetA NllAA-
tered TO load lumber here for the Orient. The
Iiberlus left Sydney, \. 5. W. yesterday Tor
San Francisco.
tug Daunuess, left today for California
The schooner Inca arrived today from San
Francisco aud will load lumber at Flavel-
The American ship Berlin. which arrived here
yesterday, viii make TRIP 10 Alaska for the
Alaska Fishermen's Packing Company
The Government wireies station al North Head
Is in operation. The operators have already com
munieated with Mare Island station, Bremerton
Navy Yard TatOosh Island and the San Diego
station, which Is 1000 miles distant Telegraph
lines viii connect the station with this city and
all matters Of interest viii be reported
Upon her arrival here todny the German ship
Arthur Fitger fined $4,000 for failure to bring
consular bin Of hesith from Bristol the origi-
nal port of sailing. Captain HOpken. her master,
took charge Of the vessel at Antwerp. succeeding
Captain Denken. who had charge Of the vessel
when she left Bristol Captain Hopken says he
Is therefore not responsible for the dereliction
ana viii hle protest against the fine The Fit
ger was also charged tOOnsge dues upon her
gross tonnage Of 1927 tons because the various
compartments aboard her are not certified in ac-
cordance with the regular Of the depart
ment The vessel IS consigned 70 Meyer. Wilson
a % anq Drought l@vu casks oi CHINA clay from
Bristol. lS5 tons of coke and 10000 casks Of ce-
ment from Antwerp. Her master reports slow
voyage She was forty-one days rounding the
Born and was IN continuous succession Of gales.
san PEDRO, Jan. 3O.-The steamer Jim But-
Ter. Captain Olsen. arrived fliS morning six days
from Grays Harbor. with zoo. 600 feet of lumber
cons lgned 10 the Blum and southern California
Lumber companies. The harkentine John Palmer.
Der cargo and sailed today in ballast for Ray
mond 10 reload The steamer Francis II. leg
gert. Captain Rainier finished Gfschargine her
lumber cargo and cleared for Eureka via San
Francisco TO reload.
EUREKA. Jan. 30.--Arrivals: Steamers Green
wood Lakme. PrentsS. Vanguard and Unimak.
from san Francisco: Departures: Steamers
Roanoke. Rival San Pedro and South Bay, for
San Francisco.
II was reported here today that Captain Harry
HYDE, who resigned the captaincv Of the ferry
steamer Antelope. has been offered a position as
master Of new fireboat for San Francisco har-
Dor which is being built at Seattle
There are 155 union and nOnunion Iongshore-
men working on various boats about the bady IN
the employ Of the Humboldt Stevedore Company
far there has been only one disturbance II oc-
CURED yesterday when supercargo employed by
the Pacific Coast Steamship Company had an al
tercaflon with nOuunon steyedore over the
number of union men hired.
SEATTLE. Jan 30.-The British shin Forte
yiot. captain Finley. reached port tonight from
Antwerp Much Ice was encountered Of the
Horn, ana the ship had a narrow escape from
striking sn Iceberg I'm heavy gale. She brought
1900 tons ~ cement
Inspector A. III. Gnfnev Of the immigration
service and formerly of san Francisco has been
reduced from acting inspector fra charge tn an
ordinary Inspector. Inspector Parker Ellis las
been promoted 10 the supervision Of tie entire
water front The Port Angeles immigration office
is 10 be abolished and the detention house will be
moved here before the end Of June
About $4,000 worth OF tin will 20 10
Hamburg On the steamship Tydeus This is the
FIRST shipment Of Alaska tin to 90 10 Europe
from Seattle
Arrivais-steanship Cottage city. from skse-
way; steamship City Of Puebla. from San Fran
cisco.
Departures Steamship UmatiTa. for San Fran
cisco.