The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

EUREKA, July 1.-Carrying among its pas
sengers many members Of the local sporting
fraternity who are bound for Reno 10 see the
big hight next Monday, the steamer F. A. kilburn
will leave for San Francisco tomorrow morning.
The power schooner katata departed for the
Requa cannery the Klamath river with a
cargo of supplies this morning.
Steamer Geo. W. Elder is due from San Fran
cisco tomorrow morning en- route for Astoria and
Portland.
Steam schooner San PEDRO left Fields Landing
for San Francisco with mail and cargo of red
wood lumber.
| Freighter Temple e. Dorr arrived from San
! Francisco early this morning and is loading red
wood lumber at Fields Landing for the return
Steam schooner Iaqua, from San Francisco. ar
rived today and began loading lumber at Arcata
of cattle for Chris Erickson for southern dealers.
The Charles Nelson company Of San Francisco
will send the barkentIoe Mary Wukleman to this
port to load cargo Of lumber for Honolulu
/ shipment OF 1000 sacks Of cement WAS re-
| ceised on the steamer F. A. klburn yesterday
cement will be used in constructing the rein
| forced concrete bridge across Laribee creek on
the line of the extension OF the railroad.
| PORTLAND, July THE divergence Of east
ern shipments from the orient TO San Francisco
is said to be largely responsible for the fact that
the receipts at the custom house for the year
amounted to s1s.ssl os less than they did for
the corresponding period last year. The receipts
1 for the fiscal year OF 1909-10 amounted to s720.-
s4s.Ts, while those Of she preceding year
/ amounted TO $T34, 229. sc.
| Carrying the llghteSt cargo 1t has had for a
! long time. the American-Hawatian steamer FsI-
! con. Captain DahIduist. arrived last night from
San Francisco and is 'a.scharging at Albers dock.
| The steamer Breakwater. Captain MscGenn.
| arrived from Goes bay todsy. part OF the
cargo will consist of 200 tens Of coal.
| In tow of the steamer Ocklahama. the British
/ tramp steamer ST. Dunstan arrived at st. Johns
/ from ST. Helens this morning. 1t Will finish
taking cargo at st. Johns
Another log raft for San Diego has been built
| at Wallace slough by the Benson lumber com
| pany and will be towed down there BY the tug
Hercules The latter will be assisted down to
Astoria bg the steamers NJ. F. Henderson and
Shaver.
All OF the Charles r. Mccormick lumber COM
pany's steamers viii be in July and with the
| exception Of the Shoshone. which is coming in
ballast for lumber. will have cargoes OF cement
and general freight
The outward cargo for the oriental liner Her
| cnles has been secured. II will take I.OO0.000
feet of lumber for Yokohama. Kobe and Moji.
| 27;500 barrels Of flour and $50 tons of wheat for
! Hongkong and Japanese ports.
1t has been announced that the China import
here. those in Tacoma being closed as it is stat
ed that this is better point for obtaining and
dlspatchins lumber cargoes c. J. Butch. IN
charge Of the affairs of the company for the
Pacific coast, will take vacation Of several
months in japan and E. schultze will be general
Arrived steamers Maverick from San Fran
cisco; Breakwater. from Coos bay; Sue II. FL
more and Golden Gate. from Tillamook.
Sailed: Steamers Shasta, for San Pedro; North
| land, for San Francisco.
| LOS ANGELES, July f.--ArriTed-Steamers
Santa Rosa. from San Francisco; Buckman. from
Wood from BeIlingham: Bee. from willapa har-
bor; Arctic. from Eureka; James $. Higgins.
sailed-Steaniers Delhi. for Puget sound; Mel
vile Dollar for Eureka: Helen. for Raymond; !;
Centralia. for Grays Harbor; ". H. Murphy.
for Eureka: Pasadena for Albion. Claremont.
| for Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN. July THAT F. smith, young
sailor on the bark Jane L. Stanford. suffered
Honolulu and lies in critical condition at
Honolulu is the statement made by Hopkins
F. smith, it Is alleged. suffered an injury to
his knee while at work on the Stanford as the
result Of an accident. and when the knee swelled
the cook OF the bark poured hot water on the
wound. scaiding the leg terribly and adding to
the painfulness of the injury
Notwithstanding this. it is declared young
Smith was forced by Captain Peterson Of the
up. Captain Peterson OF the barkentine. who is
here denies the statements. and the captain $
friends here say that the story is entirely out of
stincts.
Steamer NJ S. Dollar is due here July 6 to
load at the National mill for China
Schooner Carrier Dove. loaded at the Wood
mill in Hoquiam. finished yesterday after a
months stay in the harbcr and is IN the lower
Steamers Lindauer and Norwood and Santa
Monica sailed today for California points.
nam on he Me sSs sonI
CT William Gohl. with murder in the second de-
f today by County Attorney william E. CsmpSeli
First degree murder @ + not charged because i is
does not show premeditation.
SEATTLE, July 1.-Arrived: Steamer Queen
from San Francisco; steamer Santa Cruz. from
yictorfa steamer Victoria, from Nome: steamer
Luey Nef. from Tacoma; steamer Umatilla. from
Nome.
Sailed: steamer Portland for Tacoma; steamer
President. for San Francisco; steamer Admiral
Sampson. for San Francisco; steamer Northwest
ern. for Valdez.
TACOMA, July 1.-Arrived: Steamer Olson &
MahonS. from sound ports; steamer Portland.