The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
ISpcciol Dispatch 10 TIE Call

EUREKA June 23-The British tramp
steamer River Clyde under charter to the wa wa
terhouse company arrived from Puget sound this
evening TO load cargo Of lumber for Australian
ports.
San Francisco today with freight, mail and pas
sengers.
The power schooner Katata. which arrived here
from the ReQua cannery on the klamath last
night with cargo of canned salmon, departed
for the north this evening with lumber and sup
plies.
With lumber from the Little River companys
dock, the steam schooner Excelsior departed for
San Francisco today.
due will be the Kilburn. which will arrive
Sunday and sail again Monday.
The steamer J. J. Loggie arrived last evening
with Mondays mail from San Francisco.
Steam schooner North Fork. carrying the mail
from San Francisco, will probably not get in
The charter of the schooner S. T. Alexander,
Cos tons. for coal from Nanaimo. b. G., to this
port is announced The cargo will be consigned
to the II. n. Buhne company.
Steam schooner J. J. Loggie, which arrived
under charter to the j. r. Hanify company OF
San Francisco.
President c. W. Pennoyer of the Pacific lun-
Der company arrived the State of California
Yesterday. He win inspect the work being done
at Fields landing and Scotia for several weeks.
Traffic Manager e. A. Blocklnger OF the same
company is expected from San Francisco next
week. Pennoyer and BlockliDger president
and vice president respectively Of the First Ma
tioDal bank of Scotia, which opened at the mill
town yesterday morning.
PORTLAND, June 23.-With 2 1000 900 feet OF
lumber the British ship Leyland Brothers. Cap
tain Morgan. lift down this morning for Delagoa
bay, South Africa
Bringing $50 tons of cement plaster and gen.
eral merehance the steam schooner Wellesley,
Captain Lindquist. reached Portland last night
from San Francisco 1t left for Grays Harbor to-
night to load lumber for Port Hartford and San
Pedro.
Within few days the Onionta the new tug
built by the Willamette iron and steel works.
will be turned over to the port of Portland and
hv Trlr --flI ho r1la annd in vfa no
mouth of the Columbia. Captain John Reed
win be master The tug is built on the same
tug that he regarded as one of the most service
able of its size adoat. The 0nonta. however, is
much larger and more powerful than the
Wallula.
Beginning July . a new steamer service be-
tween Portland and Los Angeles will be begun
by the San francisco and Portland steamship
company. Announcement of the official schedule
was received from the main office by J. Walter
Ransom, local agent of the line. this morn
and Rose City. win be leaving Portland for the
southern California port every five days, each
stopping at San Francisco both ways.
Nineteen years ago the American bark Pac-
tolus arrived at Portland from New York with
general cargo on it's maiden voyage. 1t came
into the harbor again this morning for the first
time since then. During the 10 years Of its alb
sence it has poked its nose into the harbor OF
almost every port of consequence in the world
But during the last two years it has been lying
idle at San Francisco, the owners awaiting an
improvement in the freight rates. 1t is at the
a
cargo of lumber for Cape Town, South Africa.
The cargo will be exported by Bafeur, Guth-
re & Co.
ABERDEEN, June 23.-H. E. Ozouf passen-
ger agent of the North Pacific steamship CON-
psny, who was here investigating matters in
connection with the establishment Of package
carrier steamer between here and San Francisco,
says that the steamer Santa Clara, now under
going repairs at San Francisco. viii be the car
rier put on the new route. He said. I'VE have
the steamer and we want place to put her.
This looks like good territory. One noticeable
need here is an assembly dock. This will have
10 he built day il the steamship business
grows. as ] haven't the slightest doubt that it
Schooner w. J. Patterson arrived aud steamer
Claremont and schooner Oliver J. Olson sailed.
ASTORIA. June 2S.--Steamer Eureka arrived
today from Eureka with freight and passengers
Steamer Breakwater sailed today for Coos bay
with freight and passengers
British steamship couidson arrived this morn
ing from Victoria. 3. c., and is under charter to
load lumber for China.
Four masted schooner Irene. with a cargo of
lumber for San Pedro, was towed to sea this
morning.
Three masted schooner w. F. Jewett with
lumber for San Pedro, was towed to this
Steam schooner Newport sailed this morning
for coquile with cargo of general mer-
Steamer George R. vosburg arrived this
morning from Nehalem with cargo of dairy
products.
TACOMA, June 23.-Arriyed = Norwegian
steamer sark, from Portland; steamer Meteor,
from Seattle.
SaiIed-British bark Crompton. for United
Kingdom: barkentne John Smith. from San
Pedro; steamer Buckman, from sound potts.
SEATTLE. June 23.-Arrfved-British steam
strathIorae, from San Francisco; United
States transport Buford. from San Francisco:
steamer Grant from halibut banks.
Sailed-United States steamer Armenia, for
Dutch harbor. Alaska; steamer Meteor for Du-
pont; steamer Riverside, for Port Blakeley;
steamer Jefferson, for Skagway and Sitka.
Army Transports