The San Francisco call., 1910-03-09
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Spccidl Disputch 10 The Call

EUREKA, March s.-Wilfam McDade, ships
carpenter of this city, announced that he viii
steam schooner whose carrying capacity will be
/ 100000 feet Of lumber. The vessel Is for Beadlf
Brothers of San Francisco. The craft is TO be
/ built at the Bendixsen yards, Humboldt bay
The Hammond company, leasers of the yards,
will launch the steamer Nehalem next June.
| The Pacific milling aud elevator company OF
Portland is negotiating. the purchase or lease OF
a water front site in this harbor for -four mill
with daily capacity of l50 barrels; The des
| Holmes Eureka mill, owned by kehee, Taylor
and Feigenbaum.
from San Francisco taking the northern run OF
the steamer Klburn, which is taking the San
Pacific coast steamship City OF Topeka is due
tomorrow from San Francisco, sailing ON its re-
steamer Prentiss arrived today from San Fran
cisco and is loading lumber at Fields landing for
a return trip.
The Hammond steamer Ravslli is in from San
The Charles Nelson steamer North Fork is in
from San Francisco, loading at Arcata for re-
The MarshfeId sails tomorrow from Samoa
with redwood lumber for Marsh landing.
The British ship Hougamont, chartered by the
Charles Nelson company, started loading today
at carsons mill for Australia.
PORTLAND, March s.-Carrying about 100
passengers and 500 tons of freight the steam
ship Roanoke, Captain Durham, sailed tonight
for San Pedro and way ports.
With full cargo of lumber. the steam
schooner Wellesley sailed tonight from Hoffmans
landing for San Francisco
Carrying general cargo from San Francisco,
the steam schooner Olympic arrived this after
noon.
British steamer Glenaffre finished loading a
this afternoon. II is under charter TO the China
import and export company and viii clear with
about 100000 feet of lumber.
Meyer, Wilson & Co. have fixed the French
bark Dumfriesshire for general cargo from
Steam schooner TaIlac arrived this morning
with 2s.0oo sacks of cement. There was no
room for the cement on the Oak street dock and
the schooner had TO go TO the north bank dock to
discharge. II Is now in command Of Captain
John Norberg. who succeeded Captain Louis Han
Francisco. After discharglng the Tallae Will get
ready to go the Oregon drydock, where il
will undergo hull repairs by the Willamette iron
and steel works. amounting to about SO, 500.
ASTORIA, March Steamer Qninaut ar
rived today from San Francisco and left up the
river to load lumber.
Steam schooner Olympic arrived last evening
from San Francisco to load lumber.
Steam schooner Daisy Freeman, with cargo
OF lumber for San Francisco went to sea today
Steamer Nome City sailed this morning for San
Francisco with freight and passengers.
steamer 10 raf nalae arrvsa iss. @ evening win
cisco.
Steamer Daisy Freeman cleared at the custom,
house today for San Francisco with cargo of
533, 1888 feet of lumber loaded at Kalams and
10000 feet loaded at St Helens.
steamer Alliance, has arrived in the city to take
command of the steamer Golden Gate, running
| from tHlt port 10 1tilan6Dk-
Steamer Sue II. Elmore is reported 10 have
broken its propeller during the last trip to TilIa
nook and is now there in helpless condition.
1t will be towed back here by the motor schooner
Oshkosh for repairs.
Tug Goliah arrived this, morning from Puget
sound with the American bark William B. Flint
in tow. the latter having about ! 400 tons of
coal. some of which will be discharged here and
the balance accompany 1t to the Alaska cannery
of the Alaska 6shermens packing company.
Steamer Falcon of the American Ha awaiian line
arrived this morning from San Francisco with a
cargo of general merchandise from New York
and full cargo is awaiting it for a return to
the point.
Oil tank steamer Washtenaw. after having
discharged its cargo Of oil. left this morning for
San Francisco.
Los ANGELES, March S.-Arrived: Steamers
Excelsior. from Coos bay; Lakme, from Eureka
Argyll from San Diego; George w. Fenwick
from Columbia river; u. S. steamer McCulioeh.
from San Francisco.
Sailed Steamers Admiral Sampson. for Seat
tie; Saginaw. for Grays Harbor: Argyll for San
Francisco bark Benicfa. for Bellingham schoo-
ners Sehome for Grays Harbor; Andy Mahony,
for Tacoma.
SEATTLE, March S-Arrired: Steamer Santa
Ana from Tacoma; steamer Buchanan from San
Francisco; steamer Rainier, from Tacoma
Sailed Steamer Rainier, for San Francisco;
British steamer Suyeric. for the orient via Van
couYer b. c.