The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10

another steamship line. the Richardson steam
ship company having decided to put on line
| of steam schooners between here and Seattle
for the handling of freight. The intention OF
the company is to give a weekly service and
| the first boat will leave this port for Puget
sound some time Friday. II the experiment
Eproves a success a steamer will leave here
every week for the sound city. The Olson &
Mahoney will be the first one TO make the trir
on the new line. and 1t viii leave mere frldayi
| November y.
With passengers and freight the steamer Sue
III. Gilmore, Captain Schrader, sailed tonight
| for Tillamook.
Commander j. NJ Elicott. lighthouse Inspector
for this district, returned this morning from
tour of inspection 10 Puget sound.
| With passengers and general cargo the
steamer George W. Elder Captain Jessen, left
tonight for San Pedro aud way ports.
Steamer Wellesley, Captain Lindqnist, LETT
tonight in ballast for Coos bay to load cargo
of lumber for San Pedro.
With passengers and miscellaneous freight
the steamer Argo Captain Schneider, sailed TO
night for Tillamook
Steamer NJ s. Henderson moved the French
bark La Rochejacquelein from Mersey dock e
the gas dock yesterday afternoon and also the
French bark Marechal de Castries from the
strsam to the & Centennial dock lock- cor s,.n.,.f
valued at s35, 730 the Norwegian steamer
Christian Bors left at II o'clock from st
Johns where she finished loading. Her cargo
Is being dispatched by the China importing anc
exporting lumber company. - s-u
Astoria this morning in tow of the steamer
! Oklahoma. II has been discharging coal a.
the Elmore dock there for some time past. II
came to the Pacific coast dock
French bark, Nantes finished discharging bal
last at the Iinnton ballast dock this morning
Steamer Rainier arrived at Couch street dock
| merchandise 1t had 1.200 tons of cement and
general cargo. After dischargiRg IL Will load
$40 tons of wheat for Kerr. Clifford & Co. and
100000 feet of lumber, the latter TO be taken
from Rainier. Both cargoes will go to San
Francisco.
mi nv French leave OF the
British bark Howard D. Troop Monday night.
which leaves only three of the original is
on board.
TACOMA. Nov 9.-Arrived steamer A. G.
Lindsay from Alaska; steamer President. from
Seattle; bsrkentine Georgina, from WINSTON
Departed-Steamer Buckman, for Seattle:
schooner Forest Home, for Sydney; Japanese
steamer Tacoma Maru. for Yokohama
SEATTLE, Nov. 9.-Arrived Steamer st.
cisco; steamer Senator, from Tacoma steamer
Bertha. from Valdez
Sailed Steamer A. C. Lindsay, for Tacoma;
Japanese steamer Tango Maru. for the orient;
steamer Queen. for San Francisco; steamer Cot
tage City. for Skagway.
ASTORIA, Nov. 9.-Steamer Santa Clara
sailed today for San Francisco and Eureka, with
German steamship Walkure. with cargo of
grain for Europe. went to sea this morning In
charge OF Captain Ii. A. Mathews. He was
fortunate in getting off of it. he found the
Point Adams life saving crew practicing on the
bar and returned with ii.
British steamship Inyertay. with a cargo of
grain for Europe went to Monday evening
Oil tank steamer Santa Maria is due 10 arrive
tonight from San Francisco with cargo of
oil for the Union oil company
Steam schooner Carlos arrived Monday even
ing from San Francisco 10 load lumber.
Steamer Falcon is due TO arrive Wednesday
morning from San Francisco, and has awaiting
it nearly 10000 salmon to be taken to New
York over the Mexican route.
Steam schooners Mayfair and Northland ar
rived this morning from San Francisco with
freight and passengers and will load lumber
for return.
LOS ANGELES Nov. 9.-Arrived Steamer
Governor. from Seattle: steamer Hanalei. from
San Francisco; schooner Iaqua, from Eureka !;
Mexican steamer Curacao, from San Francisco
Salled-Steamer Roanoke. for Portland, via