The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
MOVEMENTS OF VESSEL In ALL PARTS OF WORLD

British ship Claverdon. which loaded lumber at
ST Helens. were taken down the river tonight
and the vessel will be ready to go to sea to-
morrow. She viii go to South Africa aud from
there proceed TO Australia In ballast where she
will load coal probably for this coast
Laden with 1900 tons of general freight from
the French bark Bayard Captain Bernard, has
arrived For 2S days prior to July II, SAYS
Captain Bernard. the Bayard drifted helplessly
with her rudder broken by heavy On that
date she was spoken by British steamer bound
for Montevideo. and the next day tug was
sent out to pick her up while in the meantime
a Norwegian steamer had given her line. but
the hawser broke and the steamer bad to leave
her She had to wait 43 days for rudder at
Montevideo being In that port two months al
together She was 96 days from the South
American port to Astoria. having month Of
bad weather at Cape Horn
Operations on the south jetty at the mouth
of the Suslaw river have been suspended for a
few weeks because of bad weather. according
to W. G. Carroll. chief engineer for the port
of Siusaw who has charge of the work. He
says that work on the jetty will probably be
resumed about the middle of January.
The condition of the bar is now the best that
1t has ever been says Carroll, and at high water
there is about 16 feet OF water covering 1t,
while it averages about 10 feet at low water.
ASTORIA Dec 22-Steamer Alliance sailed
today for Coos bay and Eureka with freight and
steamer Golden Gate sailed today for Tilla-
nook with freight and passengers.
Steamer George w. Elder sailed today for San
Francisco and San Pedro with freight and pas
Steam schooner Yosemite sailed today for San
Pedro with cargo of lumber.
Schooner King Cyrus LEFT up the river this
Steam schooner Yosemite cleared at the custom
house today for San Pedro with cargo of S40,-
600 feet of lumber loaded at St Helens.
Gasoline schooner Gerald arrived this after
noon from Nestucca with cargo of salmon.
Captain Bohg, master of the Norwegian
steamer Solveig. which arrived here a few days
ago, is the who picked up Captain H. Wins
and his family in October Of last year from the
IL fssnly IJA IL. bn
straits of Sunday Both Captain Wins and the
junk are known here. the former having been to
this port as master of the German ship Emile.
The junk was here on exhibition about five years
ago.
SEATTLE, Dec. 22.-Arrived-Steamer Harold
Dollar from San Francisco; steamer Alameda,
from Valdez: steamer Northland. from Sitka.
Sailed-Steamer Cottage City, for Skagway;
steamer Admiral Sampson. for San Francisco;
power schooner Anvil for Portland; steamer
Tampico. for Tacoma.
ABERDEEN, Dec 22.-Steamer Chehalis ar
rived and steamers Claremont and Santa Barbara
departed.
TACOMA, Dec. 22.-Departed- Next
can. for Honolulu
SAN PEDRO Dec 2o-Passenger steamer
Yale, Captain Mcfarland arriving today from
San Francisco, completed the first round trn
voyage on the schedule recently inaugurated by
the Pacific transportation company. The Yale
brought about 500 passengers and had good
| freight list clearing the return trip tonight
The Yale made the run from San Francisco in
IL hours.
The Harvard is scheduled to clear tomorrow
on its first voyage to San Francisco.
oil barge Washtenaw flushed towing 2s o0f
barrels of crude oil at the Terminal tanks and
cleared today for San Francisco with cargo
consigned TO the Union oil company.
After discharging part cargo of lumber al
San Diego steamer James s. Higgins touched
here today. bound for Fort Bragg via San Fran
cisco. After taking passengers and freight II
proceeded.
Freight steamer Coos Bay was in and out to
day from and to San Francisco and way ports
with cargo for the Pacific Coast steamship com
pany.
steamer Hornet arriving today out five days
from Wllapa harbor. brought 900 feet OF
lumber for various consignees.
Independent company's steamer Hanalei arrived
from San Francisco direct with 4S passengers
and $50 tons OF miscellaneous cargo for the
Crescent wharf and warehouse company. II
cleared the return trip tonight.
British steamer NJ. S. Dollar, Captain Morton
completed the discharge of a cargo OF coal and
oak lumber and timber from japanese and l Chi h
with so tons of sulphur loaded at Mororan
Japan.
Steamer Klamath arrived this morning from
Bellingham via San Francisco. carrying $50. .00(
feet of lumber. After taking passengers it pro
ceeded for San Diego
Pacific Coast company's steamer City of Pu
eba touched here today bound from San Diego
for Seattle via Redondo Beach and San Fran
cisco After taking passengers and freight i
proceeded.
Steamer Charles Nelson finished discharginf
10000 feet of lumher for the Consolidated lum
ber company at Wilmington and cleared today
for Mukilteo direct to reload
Steamer st. Helens went TO Wilmington today
to discharge cargo of creosoted piles to bt
used In the construction Of municipal wharf al
the foot Of Canal street in that city.
Steamer Iaqua will touch here tomorrow fo
passengers and freight, bound from San Diegt
! for Eureka via San Francisco.
Arrivals at Redondo Beach include the steamer
Thomas J.. Wand from Willapa harbor. will
800 600 feet of construction material for Hermoss
Beach box factory.
Steamer Del Norte arrived this afternoon from
Crescent City via San Francisco. bringing pas
sengers and 10,5o0 railroad ties for the Southern
Pacific.