The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
Lieutenant. L. $. n. in charge.
The Boverlc Will first go to San Francisco for

Tho. Boverie Will first go to San Francisco for
mail.
A wireless message from the steamer Presi-
dent, which in latitude 40 degrees north
longitude 124 degrees west. says the barometer
registered 1890. the temperature was 5G de-
grees with 4 fresh westerly breeze and the
weather cloudy.
Tacomn. Sept. 16.-American- Hawaiian liner
virgnian is taking $50 tons Of general freight
from Tacoma. She probably will shift to Seattle
late tonight.
Kosmos liner Assuan shifted to Seattle after
loading lumber here She will proceed from the
sound Friday or saturday
Steamer Wlnnebago left port this afternoon for
Everett, where she will take lumber cargo for
Liner Buckman is due in port tonight from San
Francisco. via Seattle
With 100000 feet of lumber the schooner Tau
rus left port this morning for San Pedro
French steamer Amiral Exelmans will come to
This port Friday to load wheat for Europe.
There is possibility that the Manx King will
shift to Seattle to complete her cargo with 900
tons Of grain.
san Pedro. Sept 1G.-Steamer Francis II.
Leggett. Captain Sears, arrived this morning
from Eureka. via San Francisco with 800 Ood
feet of lumber, consigned to the National lumber
company.
Steamer MandaIay. Captain I.ofstrom. called in
today for oil. bound from San Diego for Crescent
City, and proceeded.
steamer Fulton. Captain Maloney finished dis.
charging $4,000 railroad ties for the Southern
Pacific and cleared for Newport to reload
Steamer Hsnalei, Captain McFarlane. cleared
for San Francisco with good freight and pas
sengcr net.
Steamship Roanoke. Captain Dunlam arriy yed
from Portland. via Eureka and San Francisco
with passengers and 500 tons of miscellaneous
cargo.
steamer Wellesley. Captain Lindqmist arrived
this morning GA hours from Eureka, CARRYING
IL. O00,0 600 shingles consigned to the Southern
California lumber company.
Steamship Santa Rosa, Captain Alexander ar
rived this morning from San Diego After tax.
ing freight and passengers she cleared for San
Francisco via Redondo and Santa Barbara
Steamer Chehais, Captain Kittleson COMPLETED
the discharge of 100000 feet OF lumber and
cleared today for Santa Barbara, where she will
discharge 325000 feet.
Seattle. Sept. 1G.-Japanese steamer Aki
Maru arrived tonight with a fair cargo. includ-
ing a valuable shipment of silk and tea.
Steamer Humboldt arrived from Skagway and
way ports with 1000 eases Of fish and 1876 pas
sengefs.
German steamer Assuan returned from Tacoma
tonight for additional cargo.
Schooner \. +. Coates towed up from Port
Townsend to undergo cleaning at Moran yards
Steamer Northwestern returned from Nome
with 3:}J passengers. the largest number coming
bullion. $4,000 In furs and the body of DR..
CabeII Whitehead. who recently died In Nome
Steamer Yucatan sailed this morning for Val
dez and way ports.
German ship Carl towed to this morning
with the first cargo Of wheat OF the season.
Steamer Bertha is due tomorrow from Val
dez and way ports.
Steamer Buckman shifted TO Tacoma this
evening.
Steamer Governor returned this afternoon
after carrying an excursion party OF travelling
passenger agents.
British steamer Bellephon after loading 6our
and salmon shifts to Tacoma tonight.