The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

Eureka. Captain Thompson, sailed tonight for
Eureka.
Laden with oriental merchandise the Port
land and Asiatic liner Hercules arrived here to-
night from Yokohama, BY way of Honolulu and
San Francisco
the Willamette iron and steel works this morn
Ing. where 1t win go on the Oregon drydock
Carrying passengers and freight. the steamer
Bear, Captain Nopander, viii sail tomorrow for
Laden with 800 tons of -four. $50 tons of
wheat and coo feet OF lumber. the Portland
and Asiatic liner Henrik Ibsen. Captain Smith,
will sail tomorrow morning for Hongkong by way
OF Japan. All of Its cargo except 900 tons OF OF
-four, which goes to Hongkong, is destined for
with passengers and 500 tons of general
freight and cement. the steamer Northland ar
rived at Couch street dock this afternoon from
Changes In the schedules of the steamers
Roanoke and George ". Elder will go into effect
with this sailing of the former, according TO
an announcement made in the office of the
North Pacific steamship company this morning.
Instead Of sailing usual Tuesday night at
o'clock, the Roanoke will sail at O'Clock
Wednesday evening.
ABERDEEN, June 24.--Lieutenant J. H. Earle
of the United States engineer corps has com
pleted after q months stay on the harbor,
survey of the bar. He said that there was a
governing depth of IL feet at mean low t1oe
In the channel used for towing aud located 1 900
feet north of the bar buoy. and that deeper
direction t from from the No s buoy with a az govern
ing depth of about % feet. This channel, he
sad was f1anked by shoal Jumps on both sides,
which, with the prevailing direction of the seas
ut this time of the year. gives appearance of
shaleBw water by the presence Of breakers. lie
further said that there was 30 feet of water
J. NJ. Clapp, United States engineer. said to-
day that bids recently opened at Seattle pro.
the north jetty this year. which would extend
the jetty to distance of 11-000 feet, and that
the building of 1000 feet feet more 4 s Mould et3 bring the
Clapp said he favored high tide jetty, which
would give all the water needed on the bar for
any vessel sailing the high seas The present
structure is a midtide jetty.. The inside chan
mel, from Aberdeen to the south harbor. Engi-
neer Clapp said, would give all the water neces-
Schooner Sailor Boy which has been lying
in ordinary for five years, was taken cut OF
marine railway for repairs An interest in the
schooner has been purchased by Captain Johnson
of San Francisco who Will place It IN commits
the schooner will be in need of extra repairs.
Steamers Svea and Westerner sailed and the
schooner Cecilia Sudden arrived today. The
Sudden and schooner ". j. Patterson are await
Schooner E. B. ISLANDERS which brought a
portion of its cargo from San Francisco, is load
Ing the remainder at Hoquiam 1t is destined
for Mazatlan. Mexico.
Schooner Watson West, loading Tor Sydney,
Australia, finished today.
Bark Jane l.. Stanford has begun loaolns lor
San Pedro.
steamer Stanley Mitchell sailed.
ASTORIA. June 24.-Steamer Sue H; Elmore
arrived today from Tillamook with freight and
passengers and left up the river for Portland.
Motor schooner Condor arrived today from IA
quina with general cargo.
British bark Leyland Brothers left up the river
today for Portland and is under charter to load
lumber off shore.
Steamer Shasta arrived today from San fran-
cisco to load lumber for return
Steamer r. B. Stetson arrived today from
San Francisco and left up the river Tor Portland
to load lumber for return.
Steamer Stanley Dollar left this morning for
Puget sound after having discharged its cargo OF
cement. and will load lumber there.
Steam schooner wellesley sailed this morning
for Grays Harbor to load lumber for San Fran
cisco
Steam schooner Shoshone, with cargo of iunl-
Steam schooner Northland arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco to load lumber for re-
turn.
Norwegian steamer Hercules OF the Portland
Asiatic line arrived this morning from the orient
via San Francisco with general cargo
steamer Golden Gate arrived this morning from
Tillamook with freight and passengers.