The San Francisco call., 1910-04-26
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

EUREKA, April 25-After long absence
from Humboldt bay the steam schooner Fulton
arrived early this morning from San Francisco
and is loading a cargo of redwood lumber
at the Little River wharf for the return trip.
The freighter William II. Murphy of the Ia
cihc lumber company arrived from Wilmington
at daybreak this morning and is loading red
wood lumber at Fields landing for the return
trip.
Steam schooner Aurelia arrived from San
Francisco at $50 a. 1t is loading lumber at
Fields landing for the Pacific lumber company,
taking a cargo for the metropolis.
Arriving early this morning from San Francisco
the steam schooner Aberdeen proceeded to the
Fields landing wharyes where it is loading red
wood lumber for the metropolis.
The eighth direct cargo of redwood lumber for
Australia shipped this year went out over the
bar at 1:So p m. today, consisting of 1,S04 5I6
feet valued at SOL. .e66 81 loaded on the British
ship Hougomont, 2,2S9 tons. Captain McNeill.
rough clear lumber. 3S, 303 feet of dry door
stock and go bundles Of shingles. valued at
$51, 900.
Four hundred and fifty cases of canned salmon
from the cannery at Requa arrived on the power
schooner katata this morning. The consgn-
ment is to be shipped to New York to Smith
Brothers
LOS ANGELES, April 25.-Arrived: Steamers
Admiral Sampson, from Seattle; Yellowstone,
from Columbia river: Grays Harbor, from South
and; William olsen from Aberdeen.
Sailed-Steamers Doris, for Grays Harbor;
San Pedro, for Redondo.
PORTLAND, April 25-No settlement had
been reached today In the strike situation on the
Norwegian steamers Sella and Rygja and the
icials Of the Portland and Asiatie steamship
company say the trouble viii soon be adjusted.
Lieutenant Henry Robert, corps of engineers.
the first Oregon district and is on his way
from Fort Bayard, \. NJ, to Portland He will
be assistant to Major Jay J. Morrow.
Another steamer has been taken for the line
which is being operated between European ports
the Niddleham Castle. 1t win load at Antwerp
with general cargo for San Francisco and this
port in July.
With general cargo from Antwerp the Ger
man steamer Augustus arrived tonight. 1t is
under charter TO Henry Lund & Co., coming on
the line from Europe.
tramp, with a general cargo. orrived on the
mouth Of the river this morning.
Steamer Kansas City, Captain Nopander, VIII
arrive here at 33o O'Clock this afternoon.
bringing passengers and freight from San Fran
cisco.
Captain Dixon said this morning that he ex-
pected the British ship Arctic Stream to finish
loading tomorrow afternoon, taking about 10000
bushels of wheat for the United Kingdom
ABERDEEN. April 25.-The schooner T. NJ.
Slade. bound for Santa Rosalia, and the schooner
Edward r. West, bound for Callao, which have
Bringing a large number of passengers, Of
which the steamer Carlos alone had 2S, con-
siderable feet of steamers arrived today. The
arrivals include the steamers Carlos. Santa
Monica. Santa Barbara. Svea. Coronado and
Melville Dollar. The Melville Dollar stopped at
the port OF Hoquiam, where it will reload re-
turn cargor for California ports. The Carlos and
the Santa Monica and the Santa Barbara brought
considerable freight.
Schooner Ludlow arrived from San Pedro ard
the steamer Svea from California.
Schooner A. J. West was towed down the bay
today and is expected to get to sea promptly.
II is bound for San Pedro.
The big tramp steamer Baron Ogilvy drew
large crowd yesterday that anxious to in
spect the craft The cargo that Will be taken
by the 0gilyy from the Slade mill is being
rapidly placed.
SEATTLE April 25-Arrived: Steamer City
OF Seattle from Skagway; steamer Northwest
ern. from Valdez steamer Santa Ana. from
Klawak: British ship Crompton, from Quarter
master barbor; steamer Governor, from San Fran
Sailed-Steamer Watson, for San Francisco;
steamer Jeanie, for Valdez; steamer Tampico, for
San Francisco.
TACOMA, April 25.-Arrived: British steamer
Claverley. from Seattle: steamer Edith, from
Alaska; Chilean bark Belfast, from Callao.
Sailed-German steamer Amasis, for west
coast of South America.
PORT GAMBLE, April 25.-Arrived Barken-
tine Gardiner City. from San Francisco.
Army Transports
The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren is at Shanghai.
The Logan sailed April q for Nagasaki.
homeward bound.
The Buford is in port.
The Sheridan is in port.
The sherman sailed April IA from Honolulu for
Manila.
The Thomas is in port.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor.
PLACE Ft | Date Remarks
Grays HarI IS Jan. 13lInncr bar buoy SUBJ
wiilapa B % Feb. S whistIing buoy / mile
north OF bar.
Column. r. "a Nov. SIShoaling outside nus
buoy No. q
Nebalm r FEB. 2lBar buoy 200 yards n.