The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD


the United States dredge Cinook 1t is said that
it pumped 40 per cent sand. majority of
dredges suck only about 20 per cent. 1t will
work two three days in the river just be-
low Astoria.
Another large list of passengers was taken
out when the steamer Bear, Captain Nopander,
sailed this morning for San Francisco and San
Pedro. 1t had aboard 4S6, which. it is
pected will be increased to more than 500 on
1000 tons of freight, among which were 10
automobiles and LOO tons of wheat.
With full list of first class passengers and
some steerage. the Rose City. Captain Mason.
arrived from San Pedro and San Francisco this
the steamer Shasta. Captain Hansen. sailed this
afternoon from the Portland lumber company's
% es for e Sue P Rore sse at
o'clock for Tillmook, and the Breakwater sailed
at O'Clock for Coos bay. Laden with 500 tons
Of cement and 100 tons of asphalt, the steamer
Yellowstone. Captain Ludlow. arrived at O'Clock
this morning from San Francisco.
Rainier, Captain Lundquist cleared this morning
for San Francisco. In the future 1t is announced
that the Richardson steamship company will
handle the northbound cargoes of the Portland
steamship line which operates the Rainier and
the Fair Oaks.
ASTORIA. Sept 2O-The steamer Rose City
arrived this morning from San Pedro and San
Francisco with full freight and passenger list.
and after IN hours stop here proceeded to Port
land.
The steam schooner Newport arrived today
from Oregon coast points with freight and pas
sengers and proceeded to Portland to discharge.
The steamer Eureka arrived here this evening
with freight and passengers from Eureka and
proceeded to Portland to discharge.
river today with $4,000 feet of lumber for San
Francisco and proceeded to sea.
An examination of the ship ST. Francis. which
into the railroad bridge Monday noon.
showed that the vessel was in no way damaged
scraped. off its hull. The government steamer
James Fornance is carrying the mail across the
river until the bridge is repaired.
Schooner II. X. Hall has completed its lumber
cargo at the knappton mills and expects TO sail
in a few days for San Francisco.
The steam schooner Daisy Freeman sailed this
morning for wil1apa harbor to load 25o 600 feet
of spruce lumber for Grays Harbor.
AT Aberdeen lumber will be loaded on the
British steamship Strathdene for shipment to
Australia.
SEATTLE. Sept. 2o.-Arriyed- steamer City
of Puehla. from Bellingham; steamer Montara
Sailed = Steamer Humboldt, for skegway;
stmr ArZonan. for Tacoma: steamer Dolphin
for skagMay; steamer La Toucba. for skagway
F. S. Loop, for Everett.
TACOMA, Sept. -Arrived-Steamer Ari-
zonan. from San Francisco
Departed-Steamer Hornet, FOR sound ports.
ABERDEEN, Sept. co.-Brinsing full com
plement of passengers the steamer Santa Monica
reached port this morning. The passengers are
Steamer Norwood will sail Thursday from
Hoquiam with passengers and the usual cargo
of lumber.
Captain Johnson of the steamer willapa re-
ports that he came in the bar Saturday
with the tide about full on a seven foot tide
and found 21 feet of water.
Schooner Oliver J. Olsen secured a crew to-
day after delay of 10 days and will sail from
the lower harbor for Santa Rosalie. Mexico.
Steamer Lindauer reached Hoquiam this after
noon. and after discharging freight came to
Aberdeen with freight for local merchants and
passengers for the sound.
Steamer Carrier Dove has been chartered to
take lumber from Hoquiam TO Hawaii.
Schooner Polars is loading for Callao, bark
Hawaii for Valparaiso and the bark Chehalis
for Coquimbo.