The San Francisco call., 1910-04-28
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLI


in the Seattle Alaska run, where it has oper-
ated since 1897. but it may later be placed on
the Eureka-San Francisco run.
Los ANGELES, April 27.-Arrived: Steamers
Mandalay, from Crescent City; steamer Van
guard for Eureka
Sailed-Steamer President for San Diego;
steamer Hanalei, for San Francisco; steamer
Admiral Sampson for Seattle; steamer Lucy
Neff. for San Francisco; steamer Dispatch, for
Fields Landing; steamer Lakme, for San Diego
steamer Wellesley. for Grays Harbor; steamer
Yellowstone, for Columbia river; schr Caroline
for Umpqua river.
the eastern coast. according to a wireless that
has been received from it.
Steamer Breakwater will arrive Saturday
from Coos bay TO resume its run between these
ports after having been laid up for repairs Tor
the last three months- In the future IL VIII
make trips every five days instead of weekly
Steamer George W. Elder sailed this after
noon for San Francisco with freight and pas
sengers.
Steam schooner Yosemite with cargo of
lumber for San Francisco went to sea ms
Steam schooner Thomas L. Wand arrived this
morning from San Francisco TO load lumber Tor
Steamer Sue H. Elmore sailed this morning
for Tillamook with freight and passengers
Steam schooner Shoshone has arrived from
San Francisco to load lumber for a return
PORTLAND, April 27.-The French bark Bos-
suet needs six men, and it will go down as soon
as it gets them. 1t is taking lumber cargo to
British ship Aanx King. Captain Cannell, and
the British bark Donna Francisco, both need a
1 NUMBER or men also, anu Will not Dc dDic " SCI
away until they furnished.
On its last trip for the Portland and Coos
bay steamship company, the steamer Ramona,
Captain Nelson, sailed tonight for Coos bays ~
had full list of passengers and all the ireiSht
that it carry.
Captain Levi snyder. whose license was sus-
pended for a year after the wreck of the steamer
Argo last November. has had 1t renewed by inc the
| district Captain John Birmingham, who has re-
duced the time of the suspension.
As this is its last trip before going on the
acI-a thN MOI
Jameson, did not bring any freight up this trip.
Ii is at the Portland lumber companys mills,
where il Will load cargo OF lumber Tor san
Francisco.
An agreement has been signed by the steam
boatmen the different docks. whereby they
will close hereafter at o'clock in the afternoon
all the year around.
Shippers have offered to -enew their contracts
with the grain handlers on the present basis of
30 cents an hour for straight time and 30 cents
hour for overtime They refuse to grant the
raise TO 40 cents straight time and 90 cents
! overtime The contracts expired April l.
In ballast for Rainier, t-e steam schooner
Johan POulsen, Captain Lancaster, has left down.
II will load a cargo of lumber for San Francisco.
Laden with cement and general cargo, the
steam schooner Thomas l.. Wand arrived tonight
from San Francisco
Carrying 500 tons of cement and general
freight, the steam schooner Quinault arrived up
tonight from San Francisco.
ASTORIA, April 2T.-Steamer Quinalt arrived
Motor schooner Newport sailed today for
/ 1lllalnO0k Wltn n genera Oi
Catania sailed today IN ballast for san ffall-
CISCO
New steamer Beaver of the o. r. and n.
company is due TO arrive here Thursday from
ABERDEEN, April 27.-Floating in the narbor
today, a body, first thought TO be that of John
Hoffman. alleged to have been killed by William
Gohl, but afterwards identified as Carl o. carr
son, was picked up. The body had been III the
water six eight weeks.
Secretary OF the Navy Meyer has granted the
request of businessmen to have the cruiser Al
bany stop here on its way from San Francisco to
Puget Sound.
Schooner Espada arrived today, is days from
/ San Pedro.
Steamer westerner arrived from California
ports.
detained by a rough bar, got away today.
Schooner Ludlow came of the marine railway
today after au everlasting
Schooners Watson A. West Meteor and W. j.
Patterson are waiting turns for cleaning.
SEATTLE, April 27.-Arrived: Steamer Shna
Yak and steamer Buckman. from San Francisco;
steamer Humboldt, from Skagway; steamer Jim
Butler from San Francisco: Jap steamer Ia
coma Maru. from Tacoma; Jap steamer Ava
Maru from Yokohama; steamer Stanley Dollar,
from San Francisco; United States steamer Ex-
plorer, from San Francisco; steamer Northwest
eln, from Nanaimo, B. c.
Departed: Austrian steamer Hermine, for Boat
Harbor; steamer Delhi, for Tacoma; United
States steamer Tahoma for Berng sea, via
Port Townsend and Valdez; steamer Santa Ana,
for Tacoma; steamer City Of Seattle, for Skag-
way.
TACOMA, April 27.-Arrived: Steamer Cover
nor. for San Francisco.
Departed Jap steamer Tacoma Maru, for Sc
attic.