The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14


The steam schooner Aberdeen arrived today
and is at Fields landing, where lumber cargo
is 70 be obtained.
port this afternoon at 2:25 O'Clock with large
cargo of oil in cases and consignment of mail
on board. The Loggie is TO load with lumber at
the Occidental mill
The North Pacific steamship company steamer
Eureka left port this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
for Portland, via Astoria
The steam schooner Alcatraz, loaded with lum-
Der obtained at the Little River lumber company
APO o'clock.
Heavily laden with freight and carrying an
Coast steamship company's steamer State Of Cal
ifornia departed for San Francisco late this
evening 1t reached the bar at nghtfall and
may possibly not get to sea until tomorrow
morning.
Los ANGELES. june Arrived steamer
Yosemite. from Portland: steamer Temple E.
Dorr. from Eureka; steamer Buchanan, from
Seattle; steamer Arctic. from Hardy creek;
schooner Dauntless. from Hoquiam.
Sailed-Schooner Esther Buhne, for Coos bay:
United States steamers Whipple, Stewart. Trtlx-
ton and Hull for Grays Harbor; schooner Mabel
steamer Wellesley for Portland; steamer ]. NJ.
Weatherwax for Eureka; steamer Argyll, for
San Francisco.
PORTLAND. June 13.-The steamer Nome
this morning from San Diego by way of San
Pedro and San Francisco, bringing 30 passengers
outward cargo the Nome City will load lumber
in the hold al ST. Johns and viii take deckload
gees.
Carrying s5 passengers and 500 tons of general
freight the steamer Breakwater. Captain Mac
Gem. sailed this morning lor Coos bay.
With passengers and freight the steamer
Beaver arrived this afternoon from San Fran
cisco.
Carrying passengers and general freight the
steamer Golden Gate, Captain SNYDER, sailed to-
night for 1illamook. 1t has just been relnod-
eled and turned into passenger craft
In tow of steamer Ocklahama, the American
bark Gerard C. Tobey. Captain Mcleod, left down
for Stella yesterday from the Supple dock to
load 100000 feet of ties for California ports.
The Italian ship Ninfa. Captain Maresca, LETT
up at 4 o'clock this moning in tow Of Of the ock,
lahama for Prescott. where it win work
cargo of about 10000 900 feet of lumber for
the United Kingdom. 1t is under charter to the
Oregon pine export lumber company.
The steamer Yellowstone, Captain Ludlow, ar
rived yesterday morning from San Francisco and
win load lumber outward for San Pedro and
The steamer Bowdon. Captain Tibbetts. is
diseharging cargo of $50 tons of cement and
800 tons of general freight at Couch street dock
1t will load lumber outward at Portland. Linn
ton. Knappton and Prescott for San Francisco
zen, will load 1.300 900 feet of lumber for
Panama for the government and 1t is expected
that it will finish in six days.
ASTORIA. June l3.---The motor schooner VIII
helmina sailed today for Coquile with gen
eral cargo.
The steam schooner Thomas L. Wand arrived
this morning from San Francisco to load lumber
for a return.
The Italian ship Ninfa was towed up the river
this morning. and after dlScnarElnG Ddilast dL
Linnton will load lumber at Prescott for Europe
The steam schooner Tamalpais arrived this
morning from San Francisco with freight and
will load lumber for a return.
The oil tank steamer Rosecraus sailed this
morning for San Francisco after having dis
charged its cargs of fuel oil
The steamship Beaver. bedecked in flags in
honor of its first passenger trip between san
Francisco. Astoria and Portland. arrived this
afterson Cantain Mason and Plirser Burns OF
the Rose City were in charge. The other ofn-
GERS and crew of the Rose City were trans
ferred 1t brought 316 passengers and most
of them speak in the highest praise of the ap-
pointments Of the steamer and the excellence
of the eatment accorded them by the officers.
PORTLAND, June -. = Arrived Steamer
Thomas l.. Wand from San Francisco steamer
Nome City. from San Francisco; steamer Beaver.
from San Francisco; steamer Tamalpais, from
San Francisco.
sailed-steamer Breakwater. for Coos bay u !;
steamer Bowdoin. for San Franciscoi steamer
Golden Gate. for Tiilamook.
TACOMA, June -Arrived-Germsn steamer
Sisak from Anacortes.
Departed British steamer oanfa, for Seattle;
steamer Seward, for Seattle.
To depart tonight-British steamer ArdmoHnt,
for Fremantle, Australia.
ABERDEEN, Wash. June 13.-Need of a
package carrier steamer between Grays Harbor
and San Francisco, which has been agitated for
some time, seems no nearer solution than
when the question WAS first brought to public
notice Z. W. McMannon, who arrived today
from Los Angeles, states that the passenger
service between the two points at least requires
some sort of better service. He was delayed
two days getting out of San Francisco on ac-
count of the rregularity of the boat service.
A large crowd of passengers had to remain
awaiting the arrival of steamers that were two
two days behind time announced for departure
for Grays Harbor.~
Several vessels in the lower bay got away
Sunday and today, including the schooners Es-
pada, Golden Shore William Renton and the
bark Newsboy and the steamers Fair Oaks
and Tahoe.
The steamers Newburg and Santa Monica ar
rived and the schooner K. G. S1ade. As days
from Santa Rosalia, also put in appearance.
The Slade will 90 the drydock for over
hauling The schooner Manila is held in the
lower bay for a crew from Tacoma 1t will
probably get away tomorrow
SEATTLE, June 13.-Arrived: British steamer
Oanfa, from. Tacoma: steamer Seward, from Ia
coma: steamer Dolphin. from Skagway; steamer
President from San Francisco.
Sailed: Steamer Admiral Sampson, for San
Francisco.