The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07

is due to arrive from San Francisco tomorrow
with freight, mail and passengers 1t will de,
Ds5t ee6e2. on the return trip Friday afternoon at
Steamer F. A. Kilburn arrived today from San
ihs afternoon 1t departed on the return trip TO
The steamer Eureka departed for Portland to-
day with freight, mail and passengers.
Carrying lumber from San Francisco for trans
shipment to the orient the steamer Bee arrived
here today and loaded more lumber at Arcata
It departed at 4:45 p. m. for Grays Harbor.
where its cargo will be discharged.
been loaded at this port. the British steamer
River Clyde, Captain John Kerr, was towed TO
of 1717,772 feet of lumber, valued at S50. .O61. r.
The cargo is destined to Australian and New
Zealand ports. The River Clyde goes first TO San
podes.
At the Bendixsen shipyard on the peninsula the
steam schooner was completed yesterday. and a
full force of carpenters is now engaged in rush
ting ting Te au Viii to be sopse by o
Los ANGELES. July -Arriyed-steamers
Shasta, from Portland Noyo. from caspar;
boq sTGm Euff o
of Topeka, from Gpaymas; Santa Monica, from
Aberdeen; Temple =. Door, from Eureka Brook
Bend; Andy Mahoney, from Eureka; John Smith,
from Tacoma; Argo, from Coos bay.
Sailed of Topeka for San Francisco;
tug Colima, for Seattle; South Coast, for Re-
dondo; Noyo, for San Francisco; President, for
San Diego Hanalei, for San Francisco; steam
schooner Samoa for Caspar; schooner Alert,
for Bellingham.
ASTORIA July 6.-Oil tanker Washtenaw
arrived Tuesday evening from San Francisco and
left up the river for Portland to discharge.
Steam schooner Capistrano arrived today from
San Francisco to load lumber for return.
Four master schooner Virginia. II days from
San Francisco, arrived this morning to load lum
ber for return.
Steam schooner Yosemite arrived this morning
from San Francisco to load lumber.
Sh0Sl0pa
night from San Francisco with freight and
passengers.
morning from San Francisco with a cargo of
cement and will load lumber for return.
Steamers Golden Gate and Sue H Elmore
sailed this morning for Tilamook with freight
and passengers.
SEATTLE, July 6-Arrived: Steamer olym-
pia. from Tacoma; steamer Alameda. from Val
dez; steamer Watson. from sound ports.
Sailed Steamer Umatilla, for San Francisco;
steamer Charles Nelson, for sound ports.
TACOMA, July 6.-Arrived: Schooner Lottie
Bennett, from Port Townsend
Departed: Steamer Olympia. for Seattle.
ABERDEEN July 6.-Work on 5000 addi-
tional feet of the north jetty at the entrance of
Grays harbor will begin July 10. Contracts for
were recently awarded at Seattle.
Arrivals today included the steamers West
erner Newburg, San Jacinto. the bark Benicia
and sehooners Sophie Christensen and q. A.
Thayer
Steamer Coronado sailed,
rine railway last evening after an oyerhauling
and will load for South American port.
Schooner Meteor which has been waiting q
charter, will load for San Pedro
Schooner Borealis went the ways for a
cleaning today.
Steamer Newburg, which arrived today,
brought 200 tons of freight, including large
amount of California fruit.
PORTLAND, July 6.-Soundings of the bar
made by the pilots in the Columbia river from
Coffin distance about half way to Astoria,
show fair depth of water at the present stage
of the river, acco-ding to the pilots who were
on the survey. They say that it would be i'm
possible for the dredge to work at present, be-
cause of the swiftness of the current, the
pipe line could not be held.
Carrying what Is probably the last cargo Of
wheat that will leave this port before the open
ing of the grain season, the British bark
Iverna leaves in tow, for the sea this morning.
1t cleared with 136,439 bushels of old crop
wheat, the value of the cargo being 500. 100.
The Iverna is under charter to Kerr. Clifford &
Co. and its destination Is Queenstown, Falmouth
or Plymouth, for orders
With 500 tons of powder. cement asphalt and
general freight the steamer Thomas l.. Wand,
from San Francisco, arrived at Couch street
dock tonight
With full list of passengers and GOO tons of
general freight, the steamer Nome City, Captain
ing from Port Los Angeles, by way of San
Francisco. The Nome City will load wheat and
lumber for San Francisco.
Arrived: Steamer Breakwater, from Coos bay.
Sailed Steamers George w. Elder, for San
Pedro Catania for San Francisco.