The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10

reload, the former for Everett via San Fran
cisco and the latter for Grays Hsrbor The
tain Hall. arrived tonight from San Francisco
via Redoldo and Santa Barbara with freight and
passengers. 1t viii clear tomorrow for San
Diego. The steamer Wellesley Captain Lind
quist completed the discharge of a part cargo
Of lumber at this port and cleared for San
Diego with the remainder The steamer Fulton
Captain Meloney, arrived this afternoon 60 hours
from Delmar landing with 375, 900 feet OF lum-
Der for the L. X. Wood and Southern California
lumber companies.
ASTORIA. Oct g.-Steamer Eureka. Capttain
Noren. arrived today from Eureka and left for
Portland 10 discharge.
Steamer Nome City. Captain Hansen left to-
day for San Francisco with freight and passen-
gers.
French bark MicheIet. Captain Rose. left to-
day for Queenstown or Falmouth for orders.
Steamer Roanoke. Captain Dunham left TODAY
for San Francisco with freight and passengers
German ship Aster arrived from Portland and
VIII leave at the first opportunity with a cargo
Of wheat for Queenstown
Steamer Jim Butler Captain Olson. after tax
ing on 10000 feet OF lumber at the Clatsop mill
company. left Tor Rainier to finish loading.
The American steamship Nevadan is due TO
arrive here within asfew days to take freight
Tor New York This trip it will take about
5000 cases Of salmon for the Alaska Fishermen s
packing company and on its next trip a similar
amount OF salmon from the company.
Captain Dunham, master OF the steamer Roam
oke- who has been III In Portland with typhoid
pneumonia during the last two weeks. is much
longer.
The German ship Alexander Isenberg arrived
today % days from Honolulu. Captain Behring
master OF the ship. says be made the run to
the mouth Of the Columbia in is days arriving
on the hghtship week ago last night He then
encountered a heavy northwest gale that drove
him far TO the south. calms followed and the
ship was unable TO work Its way back until
Yesterday. Captain Behring visited the Columbia
eight years ago as master of the same vessel
but II was then known the Ceres
SEATTLE. Oct. 9.-The steamer City OF Pr-
ebia sailed this morning for Nome with capa-
city load Of freight and go passengers 1t will
bring back a big crowd of passengers many
waiting for the Puebla account OF being as
sured a speedy trip down. The steamer North
western viii clear tomorrow evening for Nome
being the last steamer TO leave for the north
The British ship British Isles will ship a crew
tomorrow and tow to sea Monday
The City OF Seattle sailed for Skagway last
evening with a full cargo of freight Ii will
bring down several hundred passengers who are
on their way from Dawson and other interior
points.
The steamer Olympia is reported to be billed
to sail from Nome Monday.
The steamer Victoria is due at Nome Monday
morning
The steamer Dolphin is due tomorrow with a
big load of passengers from southeastern Alaska
The steamer Pennsylvania is reported due in
Seattle Sunday morning from Valdez and Cor
dova.
The steamer Santa Cdara was at Valdez oc-
tober and cleared for Seward yesterday
The British ship Ditton passed the cape for
Royal roads today
The American schooner r. W Bartlett cleared
from Port Townsend yesterday for Guaymas 1t
loaded lumber at Mukilteo.