The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items OF Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND. Julr 2I.-On her first frip for
the American hawaiian steamship cumpsnr the
schooner Falcon Captain l. J. Schage. arrived
fnls morning bringing New York and American
lrelg9t- which came BY way Of Salina Cruz 10
Steam schooner Casco went down the river
ms morning on her Wav 70 Gobie She has
eeen Loading 2oo.ooo feet of lumber Al the In
Steamer Suveric wIlI come up from Linnton
emefrcp % TIE lninsn Pouisen mills to finish
loading 3.ffF0. .0u0 feet of lumber OF the Pacific
export lumber company before going back 10
Puget sound.
b Is expected that the steamer TeIenhon.
VII be ~ readiness 70 leave Tor San Francisco
hT Tuesday Arrangements are being made
win tug % Puget sound which Is on its way
Twenty passengers wore left behind by the
s-Fsrner George " Elder when she sailed last
q E-lt- 81 aecoumcdstio being taken
After e fast passage the Norwegian steamer
Henrik lhsen. Captain Standeritz arrived this
morning from Bcngkong and way ports.
luafneeisfeiy upon his arrival in Astoria.
Captain Standevitz felephoned 20 Captain F. q
HaeemaHn asking II Miss Frederikke Hansen
~ prospective bride had arrived from Bergen,
AorWsT. Captain Hagemann had Just received
reiegram from her Saving that she would
leave s. Paul Thursday night and that she
expected 10 arrive ln this city sunday morning.
Steamer Northlsnd arrived last night from
Sen Francisco. winner IN a run with steamers
MaTfair and Cascade.
steam schooner Thomas l.. Wand also ar
rived last night. She left tonight for Everett
where she Wu load lumber and cedar poles.
the latter fo- the Western electric compsnr
Tor her cargo hack 70 San Francisco
SEATTLE July 2I.-stesmer Victoria arrived
from Nome tnis morning with $50 passengers
and sl6a.eo9 IN gold bullion. The yictorfs
encountered little Ice Indicating that the IN.
preeedenfed heavy drift Of early summer is
gone The long overdue British steamer Puri-
Fa7 hoie in her bow and her propeller
stripped of blades. was met nesr Nome The
Nome.
Major T. r. McIacblin. [. s. A. stationed =,
AaucouTer Wash returned the Victoria
from AZ Inspection q army posts in Alaska.
captain = T. Ripley Twenty second Infantry,
- Tort Davis, also wss = passenger
Jasr before the sailing Of the Victoria the
collector Il Nome customs district declined te
permit the landing q more than 200 Russians
h-ouEht from NladivOstok by a Russian steamer.
An immigration service Investigation permitted
but 50 Of the aliens 10 land Nearly 300 sp-
piled.
ATrived-stesmer Victoria from Nome.
steamer Watson from Tacoma. steamer Delhi
from the orient steamer Texan from San Fran
cisco.
sailed-steamer Delhi for skagwsy via Lady
smith steamer President Tor Tacoms. steamer
Fsraiion for SksgWsy and ports.
Tank steamer Argyll and steamer Carlos are
expected 10 arrive during The night from San
Francisco
SAX PEDRO. July 2I.-stesmer Msrshheld ar
rived today from Hardy creek with lumber
Steamer Governor cleared this morning Tor
San Diego with freight and passengers.
schooner FRED J. Wood cleared today for Bell
inghsm IN ballast.
Steamer CIsrernont cleared for Port los An
steamer Fsirharen returned tonight from San
Diego 70 load plaster for Sesftle.
Steamer Katherine arrived from Eureka via
Redondo with lumber.
CoRDoVA, Alaska July 2I-The private
Yacht Nucafsn arrived from Seattle today with
the party of eastern capitalists brought out bv
George " Perkins of New York 10 inspect the
hforgan-s sugeenheim properties IN Alaska In
nedateiy upon arrival Perkins and bis guests
left by special train for inspection Of the
C0pper River and Western railroad and the
Interests ~ the Guggenheims IN the inferior.
ASTORIA. July 2I-Steamer George W Elder
sailed today Tor San Francisco and Eureka with
freight and passengers.
Steamer J. B. Stetson sailed fodsy for San
Francisco with a cargo OF lumber.
Steamer Sue H. Elmore sailed todsv for TiIIa-
mock with freight and passeH gers
Steamer Alliance arrived today from Coos bav
with freight and passengers.
when the steam schooner Mayfair arrived IN
the river this morning from California with a
cargo of high explosives Il did not have the
usual red Tag At ifs f0remast and by many
if was believed that ID was committing breach
N the government regulations As matter
OF fact, there Is no compulsory rule on the sub
iecf tut ONLY 3 custom that is generally recog-
nized By vessels carrying explosives.
Army Transports
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