The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19

Landing the steam schooner Prentiss sailed for
San Francisco last evening.
Steam schooner Katherine sailed for San Fran
cisco last evening with redwood lumber loaded
at the Bucksport mill.
Steamer City of Topeka arrived early this
morning from San Francisco with freight. mail
and passengers. 1t will sail for San Francisco
tomorrow morning at s o'clock
Steam schooner J. j. Loggie arrived from San
Francisco this morning at $40 and is loading
redwood lumber at the Occidental mill for the
return trip.
Francis III. Leggett, from Eureka; steamer Au-
relia. from Eureka; steamer Iaqua, from Eureka:
George w. Elder, from Portland; steamer Fulton,
from Mendocino; schooner Caroline, from Umpqua
Fer schooner no Ayena rn from Columbia rges
King Cyrus, from st. Helens; schooner Esther
Buhne, from Coos bay
Sailed-Steamer Iaqua for San Diego; steamer
San Gabriel, for Umpqua river; steamer Aurelia,
for Redondo; schooner Robert Searles, for Port
Townsend.
rels of OIL the steamer Asuncion, Captain
Bridget, arrived this morning at Portsmouth
from San Francisco
With SOC, 900 feet of lumber for San Francisco,
the steamer Tamalpais cleared this morning at
the custom house.
British ship BabIoch is expected to finish load
ing wheat at the Northbank dock this evening
Laden with 800 boxes of cheese and 10 tons
of general freight the steamer Gilmore, Captain
Schraeder. arrived at Couch street at o'clock
this morning from Tillamook. 1t had 80 passen-
gers.
With passengers and freight the steamer Ra-
mona, Captain Nelson, arrived this morning
from Coos bay.
The Rose City arrived from San Francisco with
passengers and freight.
After discharging 2.961 cases of salmon from
Alsea for Elmore & Co. at Astoria, the gasoline
schooner Oshkosh, Captain Latham: arrived at
Couch street dock last night. 1t will sail
Wednesday for Tillamook and Umpqua river.
ASTORIA April 1S.-Steamer Rose City ar
rived this morning from San Francisco with
Schooner W. F. Jewett, with cargo of lum-
ber for San Pedro. was towed to sea today
Coos bay with freight and passengers.
Steamer Sue H. ElmOre arrived Sunday
afternoon from Tillamook with freight and pas
oil tank steamer Asuncion sailed Sunday even
ing for San Francisco after having discharged
fuel oil for the Standard oil company.
Schooner W. F. Jewett cleared at the custom
house today for San Pedro with cargo of
GOO. 600 feet of lumber, loaded at ST. Helens
American ship Berlin of the Portland Alaska
packing company was towed to sea this morn
ing on its way to the Nushagak river, Alaska,
The American ship st. Nicholas Of the Columbia
River packers association towed to the
lower harbor this afternoon and will leave for
The other vessels of the Alaska cannery feet
will be ready to start north within a few days.
SEATTLE, April S-Arrived-Steamer Ad-
miral Sampson, from sound ports; steamer Ber-
tha, from Tacoma; steamer President, from San
Francisco
Departed Steamer Alaskan, for Tacoma; Br
stmr Proteslaus, for Victoria.
ABERDEEN, April 1s.-The last of the bar
bound feet, the bark Benlcia and the schooner
Sehome, passed out to last night.
Steamer Wellesley also sailed.
Tramp steamer Baron Ogilvy, in British
Columbia l @ waters, is expected in 10 days to load
of the cargo will be loaded on the sound.
TACOMA, April -Arrived-Steamer Rainier,
from San Francisco; steamer Alaskan from San
Francisco
Departed-Steamer Admiral Sampson for sound
ports; steamer Bertha for Seattle.