The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Special Dispatch TO The CALI

PORTLAND, Ore Nov. PA telegram re-
ceived by the lighthouse inspector this morn
ing from Captain Gregory, master Of the light
house tender Armeris. says that word received
from North head Indicated that light vessel
No. IS has gone adrift. was reported last
night by the steamer Asuncion.
and Asiatic line arrived this morning from the
orient, after being out p days from 1okohama.
She has large cargo of oriental merchandise;
composed principally OF sulphur jute and
gunnies.
In tow of the steamer ocklahama. the French
bark NiDcennes left down for the sea today On
her return trip up the 0cklahama will probably
bring the French bark Francois.
French bark Nehillay arrived at the ballast
docks at Iinnton last night. in tow Of the
steamer ocklahama, where she will discharge
ballast.
With a cargo of 100000 feet Of lumber for
San Pedro. the schooner w. H. Smith, Captain
Hansen. sailed today
Blockaded by conditions at the Madison
bridge. the steamer Olympic, Captain Hanson,
will have TO go down the river TO get her cargo
Of lumber, instead Of going TO the lnman-
will finish loading at Prescott and Goble. taking
on 100000 feet Of lumber at those places. She
will take 10000 feet of lumber to San Pedro.
The offices Of the Regulator line of steamers
st the foot of Alder street have had TO be
moved upstairs the water is now over the
lower dock. having risen during the night
Steam schooner Tamalpais Captain Ander-
son. which has been loading lumber down the
$4,000 feet of lumber for San Pedro.
The water is now over the lower Ainsworth
dock. and all of the freight is now being dis
charged on the upper dock.
ASTORIA. Nov. 24.-Oil tank steamer Asun-
eion of the Standard oil company arrived OF the
mouth of the river Tuesday afternoon, but has
been unable TO come in and Its master, Captain
Bridget has sent wireless message that he
win not attempt TO cross before Thursday
morning.
Steamer Santa Clara. with freight and passen-
gers for San Francisco went to this morn
ing. after having been barbound for several
days.
Steamer Nome City. with full cargo OF lum-
Der and some passengers for San Francisco
Steamer George w. Elder, with freight and
passengers for Eureka. San Francisco and San
Pedro. went to sea this morning.
Steamer Argo. with freight and passengers for
Tillamook. went TO sea today
Norwegian steamship RygJa of the Portland
Asiatie line arrived in port this morning, Fl days
from Yokohama after an uneventful passage.
The report sent by wireless by the oil tank
steamer Asuncion Tuesday night that the Colum-
bia river lightship had gone adrift. and that 1t
was OF Tillamook. proved 10 be fake. This
morning the lighthouse tender Manzanita went
out to give il assistance and found 1t on Its
station.
SEATTLE. Nov. 24-Arriyed: Barge ST. Da-
vid. Ladysmith.
Sailed-Stesmer Iueatan, valdez BRITISH
steamer 0anfa. Tacoma.
American barkentine Mary winkelman. which
grounded at Point Hudson in Port Townsend bay bay
during the storm yesterday, was successfully
noated today IT not damaged and was
allowed to sail for Togotabu, Friendly islands.
LOS ANGELES, Nov A.-Arr1ved; Steam
schooner San Jacinto, Grays Harbor; steam
schooner Fair Oaks, Grays Harbor.
Saled-Steamship Governor San Diego; steam
schooner Acme. Eureka via San Francisco: steam
schooner Redondo for Coos bay; steam schooner
Temple f. Dorr, Eureka via San Francisco;
steam schooner Carlos, Aberdeen; steam schooner
Yellowstone, Portland via San Francisco
TACOMA, Nov. 24-Arrived-British steamer
Oanfa from Seattle; steamer Buckman and
steamer Governor from Seattle; steamer Zapora
from halibut banks.
Departed-German steamer Ramses for
San Francisco and Hamburg steamer Arizonan
for Honolulu.