The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Special Dispatch 10 The ColIl

EUREKA, Oct 6-Arriving at $3.50 o'clock
small cargo of miscellaneous freight and mail.
Inc Katherine docked at the Holmes Eureka
lumber companys plant. where cargo Of lun-
Der VIII be taken board for the return trip
The Pacific Coast steamship company's State
OF OF California arrived in port this morning. ct
luoo o'clock. The State Of California will de-
part on the return trip tomorrow, at O'Clock.
from the railroad wharf.
~, me only vessel to depart with mail today was
cisco with lumber and passengers from the rail-
road wharf. at 1:1o o'clock this afternoon. Ateer
Iaqua viii proceed to San Pedro
Ihe Norwegian tramp steamer Sark. loading
at this port for Australia has been shifted 10
Is now being taken. board.
ABERDEEN. Oct 6-The southwest storm
continues, and the large feet of shipping In the
the storm win have spent Itself BY eu tomorrow. row.
and most OF the steamers be able to move to sea.
The Austrian tramp steamer Hermine will begin
3.0oo,o feet of lumber and then go to the
sound for coal The steamer Norwood arrived
Francisco.
TACOMA, Oct .-Departed-schooner VII
bert L. Smith, Callao; steamer Watson. Seattle.
PORTLAND, Oct. GA rough sea, with a
bv ab southeast breeze and fog was
arrived early this morning from San Francisco
with 40 passengers and 1000 tons of cement.
asphalt and general freight.
To load wheat here for the United Kingdom,
the British bark Lynnton, now at Santa Ro-
salia. has been fixed, by the Portland Touring
mills company. The British steamer Harfieur.
on ITS way around from Norfolk, was yesterday
en- chartered p by Balfour Guthrie & Co. for loading
on Fuget sound After remaining outside from
Tuesday night until Wednesday morning, bel
cause OF fog and rough sea, the steam schooner
this morpns frn, n arrived at oeSe6 &
tons or cement, asphalt and general freight. 1t
VIII take part of its lumber cargo at Knappton
cisco. ''-Au iOi 01n tAn-
:, On the nrst stage of its voyage to Honolulu
the hull Of the suction dredge Turbine built at
the yards of the st. Johns ship building com
pany for the Standard American dredging com
pany rlsy OF San Francisco. Is on its way down the
tow by the tug Hercules. which win take the
iurolne TO the Hawaiian islands. where il viii
deepen the road at Pearl harbor,
ASTORIA, Oct 6-The tug yosburg for Ne
naiem and the steamers Elmore and Golden
Gate for I1llamook, started out this morning,
as nut We're Were CONF compelled to turn back as the bar
American schooner H. X Hall cleared at the
custom house today for Adelaide. Australia.
French bark General de Boisdenre cleared at
of wheat. 1t Will san as soon as the weather
conditions will permit.
Tank schooner Washtenaw arrived this after
noon from San Francisco with oil.
Steam schooners Washington. and Shoshene
with cargoes of lumber for San Francisco, ar
rived down the river today and sailed this
evening with freight and passengers.
Steam schooner Carmel arrived down the river
today en- route to Aberdeen. where it VIII
load lumber.
Steamer Roanoke. bound for San Francisco
and San Pedro, dropped into the lower harboF
at noon today, on its way South, and sailed this
evening.
Americana Hawaiian steamer Falcon arrived
today from San Francisco with a cargo from
the Atlantic coast.
Steam schooner Wellesley arrived today from
San Francisco with cargo Of cement. While
crossing the bar it shipped four big seas that
mixed up its deck cargo but did no injury TO
the craft.
When the bar tug Wallula was outside on
Wednesday the lightship reported seeing
French bark on Tuesday afternoon. 1t is
thought to be the French bark Hoche from
Liverpool. Pilot Leighton was placed on board
the schooner yesterday, making two pilots now
on that craft.
SEATTLE, Oct. 6.-Arriyed: Steamer Meteor,
from Skagway; steamer President. from Tacoma:
British steamer Prince George. from Prince
Rupert: steamer Jeanne. from Anacortes.
Sailed: steamer Colonel E l. Drake for
Tacoma; British steamer Prince George, for
Portland canal; steamer Bee, for Everett.