The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-12
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF W0RLI



he will call at Trinidad Crescent City and
Klamath. Captain Michael Guinta will be in
command of the craft and Captain Kruger will
act engineer.
Calkers were put TO work on the steamer
Newport this morning TO place the ship in
condition to leave port Saturday for Coquile
in command of Captain Parsons, with the man
Captain Parsons is expected from Astoria to-
morrow the steamer santa Clara and Chief
steamer NJ f. Plant for San Francisco. is
pected here during the latter part Of the week.
steamer Alliance and at different times was
master of the different ships of the Pacific Coast
Norwegian tramp steamer Alden sailed for
San Francisco Sunday afternoon. 1t was towed
to sea by the tug Ranger The Alden came
cargo of pine 1t loaded 1.500,000 feet of
redwood lumber here and viii sail for Australia
via San Francisco in the Australian mail line.
April l, probably win not leave before April 10.
Steam schooner Aurelia arrived from the south
early Sunday morning. 1t is loading at Carson's
mill for the return trip to San Pedro.
Pacific lumber company's steamer W. H.
Murphy arrived Sunday morning and will lead
Pedro
Steamer North Fork arrived Sunday afternoon
and is now at d street wharf discharging freight
1t will load redwood lumber at Arcdta for San
Francisco.
Steam schooner Santa Monica arrived late
Sunday afternoon and is loading lumber at Little
River wharf for Puget sound. where its cargo
Will be reshipped for the orient.
The Coggeshau launch company Of this city
has Incorporated with capital stock of $50 0o0
majority of which is owned by Captain Walter
Coggeshall.
Los ANGELES, April 11.-Arrived- Steamers
klamath, Columbia river; Temple t. Dorr
Eureka; Vanguard, Eureka, Sailed Steamers
Olympic, Bellingham; Despatch. Columbia river
PORTLAND, April 1I-Captain George Woods,
one of the independent pilots at the mouth of the
Columbia river, will go to San Francisco TO bring
der. The Augustus sailed from Antwerp January
IL with cargo of general freight for San Fran
cisco and Portland and arrived in the bay city
about week ago 1t came this way on the line
operated by Henry Lund & Co. The Portland
agents Taylor, Young & Co. 1t will be due
to arrive here about April 20.
The steam schooner ST. Helens, reported to be
probably in trouble last night off Port Oxford
went to sea from Astoria April 9, carrying
cisco.
In tow of the ocklahama. the British ship Dom
ma Francesca arrived up to the Irving dock from
Astoria at s O'Clock this morning. 1t will go on
the drydock Wednesday.
Carrying passengers and freight, the steamship
Kansas City, Captain Nopander. arrived tonight
With a full passenger list and 500 tons of
general freight, the steamship George W. Elder
arrived last night from Los Angeles by way of
San Francisco and Eureka. 1t was barbound for
day in the latter port.
Laden with 5000 sacks of cement and 600 tons
of general merchandise the steam schooner Wei
lesley Captain Lindquist, arrived tonight 1t
stopped on the way up at Martins blum to dis
charge Z.UoO cases or explosives
With 905, 900 feet of lumber the steam schooner
Shasta, Captain Hansen cleared this morning at
the custom house for San Pedro.
Captain Smith of the British ship Dunsyre
which will begin loading lumber at Tongue point
tomorrow, is here 10 meet his wife and son. who
came from Europe to see Lin.
ASTORIA, April II.-British bark AIyair.
with grain for Europe. sailed today
Schooner Defiance, with lumber for San Fran
cisco, was towed to sea Sunday.
Barkentine Retriever. with humber for Re
dondo, was towed to this morning.
steamer kansas City arrived this morning
the latter including many Chinese who will
work In the canneries.
Steam schooner Saginaw, with SOC. 900 feet of
lumber from the Mccormick mill at st. Helens
for San Francisco. went TO sea Sunday evening
lug Hercules left today at noon for San
Francisco with the American ship Henry Willard
Steam schooner Wellesley arrived Sunday
evening from San Francisco to load lumber for
return.
ABERDEEN, April 11.-Charged with wife
desertion' 4. G Stephens. sailor, was taken
from from the bark Jane L; stanford, which is wait
Ing TO put to sea, and tried in Justice court
Stephens was found guilty, but released on Civ
ing bonds and agreeing to support his family.
Saturday for Chinese ports from The port of
Hoquiam 1t will probably get the bar to-
morrow, going to British Columbia for coal and
thence to Tacoma to finish cargo The Long
ships has l.74o.0oo feet of Grays Harbor lumber
valued at 81. 400 taken a the mills of Aberdeen
The barhound feet, including the bark Jane
l: Stanford, schooners Alien c. w Watson
Lizzie Vance and bark John Smith got away TO
sea today
The arrivals today were the steamers syea and
Centralia
Late departures the steamers Santa Bar
bara, Hoquiam and Carlos.
Schooner f. NJ. Slade came off the Marine rail-
day today, where il had been repaired and will
load for Honolulu.
British tramp steamer Longships crossed the
bar AT high tide this afternoon with pilot Ball
on board. 1t is bound for Chinese ports from
Hoquiam. Before sailing for China the steamer
VIII go to British Columbia for coal and thence
TO Tacoma to finish cargo. The LOngships has
l.T4o.00 feet OF Grays Harbor lumber valued
az SIT 400, taken at the mills of Aberdeen and
Hoquiam.
The Longshps drew nearly is feet of water
Manager Delanty Of the GFays Harbor stevedore
company says that the passing out of the Long
ships without the least difficulty means that
Grays Harbor is as safe for the large tramp
steamers as the coast steam schooners
SEATTLE, April u.--Arrved: Steamer Coy
ernor, from San Francisco; steamer Eureka from
Tacoma; steamer Olympia, from Valdez; T. 8
eabeship Burnside, from Tacoma steamer Ber
tina, from Valdez; steamer Bee from San Fran
CISCO
Departed Steamer Meteor. for Skagway: Brit
ish steamer Fitzpatrick, for Tacoma.
TACOMA, April ll.-Arrived: British steamer
Sfrathiay, from Ndnaimo. 3. c..
Departed: Steamer Eureka for Seattle: Brit
tnn ma Nan.