The San Francisco call., 1910-06-29
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

EUREKA, June 2S.-Steamer Eureka arrived
freight and passengers. This afternoon the Eu
reka departed the return trip.
The power steamer Katata arrived today from
Requa cannery on the klamath with canned
salmon and dairy produce.
Steamer state of California departed for San
Francisco with freight, mail and passengers this
afternoon.
The freighter Ravalli departed for San Frau
cisco this afternoon with lumber loaded at
Samoa In tow of the Rayalli was the recently
launched steam schooner Nehalem, in which en-
gines are to be installed by the United engin-
eering company of Alameda. 1t is expected that
the Nehalem will be placed in commission by
August Is. 1t will be operated between Colum-
bia river points and San Francisco
Steamer F. H. Leggett arrived today from San
Francisco and is loading redwood lumber at Ar
cata.
the Bayside wharf to Fields landing this after
noon. 1t will return TO the Dolbeer Carson
mill to complete its cargo of redwood which
will be 100000 feet. From this port ii will go
to San Francisco and thence to Australia. 1t will
pbo o0g m SoW busg with
the erection of new lighthouse at Point Gorda,
is having considerable trouble in getting ma
terial on the ground, so that at present he Is
little doubtful to when he will complete his
work. although he is given six months by the
government contract Wickersham's chief trouble
at the present time is the need of large ship
ment of lumber on the site of the lighthouse.
Recently the steamer Marshfeld left port with
40 600 feet of lumber for the Point Gorda light
house. which discharged at the Mattoe
wharf but there is still about 100 600 feet of
lumber needed. 1t may be that Wickersham will
secure A special steamer to take the shipment
from this bay to Point Gorda. landing at point
nearer the site than Mattole. wickersham
pected TO leave this afternoon for Point Gorda,
with the intention of departing for San Fran
cisco next week to make arrangements by which
he can get his material where his workmen can
use it.
| ABERDEEN, June 2s.-The arrival OF the tor
| pedo boat destroyer Stewart. which is to be an
attraction for the fourth of July celebration,
ated interest today. The Stewart visited by
| large number of persons.
Steamers s. ~ Lndauer and Norwood arrived
| freight
| Schooners r. c. Slade, and Watson r. West
were towed to the lower harbor today. where
| they will probably get to tomorrow. The
| Slade Is bound for Mexican ports. and the West
Schooner W. ]. Patterson was placed on the
marine railway today for an oyerhauling prepara-
| tory to loading for South American ports.
Schooner a. j. West has been chartered for
| lumber to San Pedro.
Schooners Hind and Meteor have anchored and
are without charter.
PORTLAND, June 2s.-with cargo from Co
guile river. the steamer Newport arrived in to-
day from Bandon. 1t will sail again for that
| port Thursday.
The steamer Golden Gate. Captain SNYDER.
sailed sail 5 tonight + for Tlam9os Nth p passengers
The steamer Breakwater. Captain MacGenn.,
sailed this. morning for Coos bay with LOG pas
sengers and 200 tons of general freight.
In nine hour race the steamship Beaver. Cap
tain William kidston. fame sunday while
| ing it's heels to the President, Captain n. E.
Cousins Of the Pacific Coast steamship COM
panys feet and hitherto considered the speediest
steamer engaged in the coastwise trade. Cheers
| greeted the Beaver when it shot ahead of the
fsaeK puee1 sounu crasg ana easay aD
and covered a distance of 145 miles.
Comparison son Of an the two maps Of the The lS bar the
Of Of 1909 and the other Of the the last survey made
| makes for a better condition the bar this
| year. The channel Of 1909 about 5000 feet
wide. with at least a depth of "a feet. and
well defined channel 500 feet wide with at least
depth of 26:6 feet. The government survey of
the bar recently completed by United States
gineers. as indicated on the map of 1910, shows
| that the channel has widened from 5000 feet TO
| about 5000 feet. with least depth of 25 feet,
soos e pf eg On sns oas IF tSsn a
| feet in width. with least depth Of 1856 feet.
and two channels 1000 feet wide with least
| Arriyed-Steamers Quinault Casco. Rosecrans
and washtenaw. from. San Francisco; steamer
Wilbelmina. from Siuslaw and way ports.
Sailed-Steamers Breakwater. for Coos bay;
Sue fGH f. Emor o "iapa haF
ASTORIA Ore. June 2S.-Oil. tanker Wash
| tenaw arrived today from San Francisco with
cargo Of fuel aud left up the river for Linnton
Schooner sehome sailed today with cargo of
lumber for San Pedro.
Steamer Tahoe sailed today for Grays Harbor
to load lumber for San Francisco.
| Steamer George R. yosburg arrived this morn-
ing from Nehalen with a barge containing
| 35o.O 900 feet of lumber.
| Steam schooner Casco arrived during last night
| from San Francisco to load lumber for a return.
Schooner Sehome cleared at the custom house
today for San Pedro with a cargo of 730. 900
| feet of lumber, loaded at the Knappton mills.
| LOS ANGELES. June 2S.-Arriyed--Steamers
Governor, from Seattle: Mandalay, from Cres-
| cent City, Carmel. from wilapa harbor; Sho-
| shone. from Portland; ]. J.. Loggie. from
| Eureka: Samoa from Caspar; Hoquiau, from
Hoauiam; Claremont. from Grays Harbor oym-
| pic from Bellingham.
SaiIed-Steamers George W. Elder for PORT
| land: Capistrano, for Portland; Iaqua. for
Eureka: Temple E. Dorr. for Eureka; Thomas
| L. Wand. for Portland.
The schooner William Renton. discharging at
| this port. was attached today by San Francisco
creditors for $1.400.
TACOMA, June Standardization bark Al
mora from Seattle: steamer Santa Ana from
Alaska: steamer Admiral Sampson. from Seattle
Sailed-German steamer Wotan, for Eagle
harbor.
SEATTLE, June 2S-Arrived-Japanese steam
er Tamba Maru, from Tacoma: steamer City OF
Puebla, from sound ports: British ship Dali
gonar. from Newcastle England; steamer North
land from Sitka.
Sailed-Steamer Harold Dollar for BellIng-
ham: British bark Almora. for Tacoma steamer
Admiral Sampson. for sound ports; steamer City
of Pueba. for San Francisco; steamer Dolphin
for Skagway.