The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17


tain Madsen. cleared today for Caspar to re-
load, taking freight and passengers for San
Francisco
Steamer Olympic Captain Hansen, completed
the discharge of 800 900 feet of lumber today
and cleared for Belltngham direct TO reload
steamer Queen, Captain Hall, arrived from
Steamer Helen p. Drew, Captain Gunderson,
finished diseharging lumber and cleared today for
Greenwood direct TO reload.
Steamer Iaqua, Captain Jorgensen, and the
steamer Francis II. Leggett, Captain Sears,
cleared today for Eureka via San Francisco The
Leggett discharged 100000 feet of lumber in
80 hours.
SEATTLE, Oct. 16.-Japanese steamer Kaga
-Maru of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha feet arrived
tonight from oriental ports with the richest
cargo of the year. Shipments included 1865
bales of raw silk, valued In excess OF 81 300 900
China for use by ceestials in America during
Chinese new year holidays. which constituted
tion OF the japanese vessel for the Chinese ship
ment is taken as proof Of reports of abandon
ment of the boycott against the Japanese that
has been in effect for several months
United States inspectors took testimony today
in the case of the steamer Humboldt, recently
stranded near Active pass, ana also In case OF
fire the steamer Utopia. -
Steamer Pennsylyania sailed for Valdez witt
fair cargo and light passenger ger list, s ,rou
Tacoma TO complete cargo for the philippines
She sails Sunday.
Bark Kate Davenport completed cargo anc
towed to Winslow to lay up.
United States lighthouse tender Columplne
| sailed for southeastern AIaskd StdllOuS
Schooner Melrose arrived for cleaning and
painting In Moran drydock.
steamer Cottage City sailed tonight for south
eastern Alaska. .
Steamer Tampico shifted to Tacoma to dis
charge concentrates.
Steamer A. G. Lindsay arrived after a rough
voyage TO Seldovia. during which she had Il
heave TO several times on account OF extremely
heavy weather.
her Tacoma cargo this morning and shifted back
10 Seattle TO complete for Manila.
Schooner Aerial. wharfed on the sound yes
terdav will come TO Tacoma to load lumber fol
Sydney. Australia. She viii load at the st
Paul mill.
Schooner Balboa. arriving yesterday, will load
| at Tacoma for San Pedro.
| with 205 O0S bushels of wheat, valued al
! SlT5 4O7 the Norwegian steamer Rygja left pori
This afternoon for St. Vincent for orders. The
| Rygja was loaded by Balfour. Guthrie Co. a.
| Tacoma and Seattle.
ship burnside will be opened tomorrow. The
/ burnside is at present at Quartermaster harbor
where she was on the drydock recently for sur
ASTORIA. Oct 16-oil tanker Colonel E. 7.
Drake Captain Bunting, with cargo OF crude
oil from Port Hartford. arrived in today and lef
M the river for Portland 10 discharge.
! Steamer George w. Elder, Captain lessen, lef
out this morning for San Francisco and way port
with freight and passengers
British steamer King George, Captain Burnett
with cargo of 203 ITO bushels of wheat valued
at $1e9, ,16s, left out today for st. Fincents fo
American steamer Neyadan, Captain Greene
| left out today for New York, via Puget sound
with general cargo. -
Steamer Yosemite, Captain johnson, with
cargo of $50 900 feet of lumber, left out for SaI
Francisco this morning.
Barkentine ]. H. Grifnths left up the river 70
Portland this morning to load lumber for Quay
mas, Mexico.
French bark VILE du Hayre left up the rive
for Portland this morning to load grain fo
| Europe.
Steamship Nevadan cleared at the custom hous
| tolav with 5000 cases of salmon shipped by th
| Alaska fishermen's packing company, and ei
| route to New York will go via the isthmus o
Panama.
like nearly all vessels Of that nationalit,
which visit this port the French bark Vile d,
| IIayre which arrived last evening" was toda,
| compelled to pay tax extra tonnage for thu
reason that the various compartments on boar,
| are not properly certified, as is required by ths
| American regulations