The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

was abandoned 10 the underwriters.
The damage was confined to aft the
mizzen mast and can be repaired. The
wheel was burned. but the steering
gear was not damaged. The vessel was
bought BY Rinder & Matthews, ship
brokers. Of this city. for the Merchants
and ShipOwneTs' towboat company, and
is being brought here for survey and
repairs.
It has not yet been decided to what
use the Simla viii be put.
China VIII BE Crowded
The Pacific Mail liner China. Captain
Daniel Friele. viii sail again for the
FAR east June II and viii be crowded
with passengers. Up to date 125 have
been booked for the cabin and a large
number OF Chinese will be carried in
the Asiatic steerage. The China will
begin loading Monday.
The Manchuria. Captain Andrew
Dixon viii be here from the orient
early tomorrow and is bringing q large
cargo.
Coronado Makes Quick Trip
When Captain Houdlette took com
mand a few months ago of the barken-
tine Coronado II had been many years
since he had plowed the sea in wind
Jammer. IN his sailing ship days he
was noted for making good use of his
sail again and is making the young
sters who command some OF the other
island packets sit up and take notice.
The Coronado also has picked up ana
nado arrived yesterday at Honolulu
just Is days from this port. The east
voyage from Honolulu under Captain
Houdlette was the best homeWard pass
age that had been made for months and
now the Coronado has to her credit the
best outward passage made in long
time.
Governor Sails for the Sound
Among the passengers who sailed
yesterday for the sound on the steam
ship Governor were:
/. A. Norris and wife Mrs. T. D. n. Miller
G.. r. Fairbanks Fr. Max Wsssmsn
H. J. Dir and wife. y. ". Thornton and
II. R. struthers and wife 80.
/. D. cressIey and wifeiA l. Goidie
George 7. White and. Miss ]. II. Stevens
wife Miss Kiser
Z. j. Gray aud wife
Logan Is at Honolulu
The army transport Logan. Captain
Stinson. which left here June for
Manila. arrived yesterday at Honolulu.
The Thomas. which arrived here the
other day viii go TO the Hunters poins
drYdOck tomorrow TO ne scraped and
painted
VIII Take SkJOId's Cargo
The German ship Adolph which
sailed June 10 from Bremerhaven for
Puget sound, viii call at ST. Vincent
and there take the cargo from the
Norwegian bark Skiold. which put into
St Vincent April .29 in distress.
VIII Dock for Repairs
The bark Kauilani from Newcastle,
Australia, for Honolulu, which put into
Auckland in distress, after having jet
tisoned part of her cargo. will be dry
docked at the New Zealand port for
survey and repairs.
Cruisers on Their Way Home
The japanese cruisers Aso and soya
have completed their visit TO the Pa
cifc coast and Yesterday sailed from
Seattle for Japan by way of Honolulu.
Closing Time of Trans-Paciffc Mails
The following dates and closing time
at San Francisco Of trans-Pacific mails
are based on the latest information
furnished by steamship companies.
They are subject TO change on notice.
closes one hour earlier than times
given:
For Australia and New Zealand Steamer Ma
kurs leaves Seattle June ls- Mail closes June
j. at D. m. Steamer China leaves san Fran
cisco June Il. Mail closes at Io:3o a. m.
For China and Jspan-Steamer Ming Chow
leaves Seattle Tacoma June u, Mail closes
June l5 at p m Steamer China leaves San
Francisco June IL Mail closes 10.39 a. m.
Steamer Empress OF India leaves Seattle June %.
Mail closes June 20 at p. m
FOR Hawaiian fslands-Sleamer Iuriine leaves
san Francisco june -. Nail closes at 10 a. m.
Steamer China leaves San Francisco June Il.
Mail closes at 1l:}0 q. m.
iidi mines Steamer China leaves San Fran
cisco June II Nail closes at 1890 a. IN.
Sssamer Empress Of Indie leaves Seattle June -
Mail closes June 20 st Z p. m.
1ahiti-Steamer Mariposa leaves San Fran
cisco July J. NAH closes at $50 a. m.
Water Front Notes
The San Francisco and Portland
steamship companys Rose City sailec
yesterday for the Columbia river with
more than 300 passengers and all the
cargo that could be slowed away in the
steamers hold.
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 1.475.000 feet.
The tanker Santa Rita sailed yester-
day for Tocopilla via Port San Luis
and Taltal
The freighter Missourian of tho
American Hawaiian line. which was
due here from the south last week.
did not leave Salina Cruz until yes
ferdaV