The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

ing at II O'Clock. The Katherine was loaded
The Centralia, with lumber. freight and pas
sengers departed for San Francisco from the 0c-
pepsrng ss wharf ri tbs oeS from
the Fields Landing wharf the Pacific lumber
company's steamer Despatch with 100000 feet of
The steamer Bowdoin, which has been loading
lumber at the Little River redwood lumber com
afternoon ats O'Clock for San Francisco and San
Diego.
steamer Lakme departed for San Francisco from
the Arcata wharf this afternoon at clock
AFTER being compelled to remain outside the
pany steamer Santa Clara arrived in port
early this morning, having been Iout two nights
brought freight, mail and passengers After re-
naming in port until $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
II departed on the return trip to San Francisco.
State of California arrived in port this morning
at 9:20 O'Clock with freight, mail and passen-
gers The State is scheduled to depart on the
return trip to San Francisco at 2 o'clock tonor-
row afternoon from the C street wharf.
The tramp steamer strathdene, Captain Durdin,
o'clock today TO load 100000 feet of rough clear
redwood lumber for Australia After loading here
the tramp will proceed north TO Grays Harbor
and Puget sound to complete its cargo before
mence loading at Fields Landing and Samoa.
ago as master of the steiner Strathearn.
Thirty Russian laborers, many accompanied by
California this morning in charge of Manager A.
Colmer OF the labor department of the North
western Pacific railroad company. They are
some of the Immigrant laborers who were Sc
cured by Hawaiian corporations to work the
plantations, but were later transported to San
Francisco and thence to Humboldt.
Ernest S. Wheeler of the state engineers Of
nee who, is making survey of Humboldt bay
plant stakes for the survey lines on the G street
wharf. This work is merely preliminary to the
running of lines. The work in the south bay
channel Is progressing favorably.
Los ANGELES, Sept s-Arrived: Steamer
Governor, from San Diego: steamer Alvena from
Columbia river; steamers Curacao and Coos Bay.
from San Francisco; steamer Gualala. Redondo-
Sailed: Steamer Governor, for Seattle; steamer
Francis H. Leggett. for Eureka; steamer Shas-
ia, for Columbia river steamer Helen p. Drew,
Dor; steamer Tamalpais, for Prescott; steamer
Sofonado so l Tor Grays Harbor; steamer Bandon
steamer Gualala. for Eureka.
PORTLAND, Sept. s.--After passage of five
days from San Francisco to Astoria the con-
verted bark Gerard C. Tobey, Captain Mcleod
arrived at Columbia dock this morning in tow
of the steamer Oklahoma. The Tobey was
towed up from the bay city by the tug Daunt
low the example of Captain Turloff. master of
the converted bark Amy Turner, and sail his
eea eace * to fs the s GGqen G gat e. With over
The Turner sailed down on her last trip in six
days.
While returning to the French bark General
de Boisdeffre at about IL o'clock this morning
skin containing three sailors and Francois
Collen, cook on the vessel, was eapsized and
Coen was drowned.
In tow of the steamer ocklahama, the schooner
Annie Campbell left down for the sea for Rainier
today. She has cargo of lumber for California
ports. The Bank line steamer Aymeric arrived
from Seattle at st. Johns, where she viii work
lumber for the orient.
Laden with 100000 feet of lumber for San
Pedro the steamer Carmel. Captain Harwick,
has cleared at the custom house.
With Il passengers and 400 tons Of cement,
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freight the steamer Washington, Captain Peter
son. arrived from San Francisco tonight.
steamer Vancouver Captain Reid. has been fixed
for cargo of Oregon hr from this port to
and will carry about 100000 feet of lumber.
August 0, from Singapore
Both Captain Hansen, master of the steamer
Tahoe, and Captain Anfinsen, master of the
Grays Harbor, said that they had northwest
wind off the coast. which was the worst they
had seen this season.
PORTLAND, Sept. s.-Arrived: Steamer
Washington, barge Gerard C. Tobey, from San
Francisco.
Sailed: British steamer Towergate, for Buenos
Aires.
ASTORIA, Sept s-Steam schooner Clare
mont sailed today for Aberdeen to load lumber,
after taking on part cargo at Knappton.
Steam schooner Wellesley arrived last evening
fran San Francisco with general cargo.
Gasoline schooner Wilhelmina sailed today for
Florence and other coast points with general
cargo.
Steamer George W. Fenwick arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco and will load lumber at
the Hammond lumber company's mills.
Tank seamer Asuncion sailed this morning for
San Francisco after discharging its cargo of fuel
oil.
Steam schooner Washington arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco with general cargo.
Gasoline schooner Della arrived this morning
from coast points with a cargo of dairy prod
ucts.
British steamer Aymeric arrived this morning
from Puget sound to load lumber for the orient:
United States cable steamer Burnside arrived
today and will remain here for some time TO lay
fire control cables between Fort Stevens, Colum
bia and Candy.
SEATTLE. Sept. S.-Arrived: Steamer Jen
ME- from Valdez; steamer st. Paul, from Ke
mai: German steamer Wotsn. from San Fran
cisco: steamer Humboldt, from Skagway; Brit
ish steamer Prince George. from Portland canal
steamer President, from sound ports.
Sailed Steamer Alameda. for Valdez; British
steamer Prince George, for Prince Rupert
TACOMA Sept. S.-Sailed: British steamer
Bramley for San Francisco.
Arrived: Steamer Charles Nelson, from sar
Francisco.