The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

deemed advisable to have the tug Ranger pilot
It over the bar the steam schooner Lakme de
parted Tor San Francisco at 10 a. N. from
Arcata wharf.
Steam schooner Acme. carrying redwood lun-
noon today.
Steam schooner Aberdeen departed for san
Francisco shortly before today with red
wood lumber loaded at Fields Landing
Steam schooner Marshfeld will depart tomor-
row. morning for Moss Landing with redwood
lumber loaded at Samoa mills
Steam schooner Katherine left out for San
Francisco late this afternoon, carrying the mail
ana shipment of lumber from the Holmes
Eureka company's mill
Schooner o. NJ. Kellogg will clear the. local
custom house for Honolulu tomorrow morning or
Monday with redwood lumber for Honolulu.
British tramp. steamer Hyndford will finish
loading this bay tomorrow and will probably
depart for Puget sound ports Monday. where it
will complete its lumber cargo for Australia.
The state railroad commission will meet in
this city Saturday, May rs, according to word
just received from Secretary Walter d. Wagner
of the commission.
terday from Coquille river with 143 head of cat
tie for Henry Rohner, sailed again last evening
to bring down another cargo of beef 1t is ex-
pected that the vessel will make about three
trips before it will have transported all the
cattle purchased in the north by Rohner.
The British steamer Strathtay was taken 10
Areata wharf by the tug Ranger today and Will
commence loading its cargo of redwood lumber.
1t will finish at the Hammond wharf at Samoa.
About 100000 feet will be taken. After finish
Ing here the Strathtay will go to Puget sound,
where it will complete its cargo for Australia.
AoO ANNELES, May OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Samoa: from Caspar; schooner Eldorado, from
Redondo
Sailed-Steamer Watson. for Seattle; steamer
Grays Harbor for Grays Harbor; steamer Santa
Rosa, for San Diego steamer Coronado for
Grays Harbor; steamer George W. Fenwiek, for
Columbia river; steamer Brooklyn, for Albion;
steamer Nillapa, for Raymond; steamer Alca-
traz. for Eureka; steamer Temple E. Dorr, for
Eureka; schooner Mindora. for Everett.
PORTLAND May 21.--Carrying passengers and
general freight from San Francisco the steam
schooner Northland arrived this afternoon.
Laden with 90 tons Of general freight the gas
schooner Wilhelmina, Captain Tyler, sailed for
Yaquina today.
With 100000 feet of lumber the steam schooner
Bowdoin, Captain Tibbetts sailed tonight for San
Francisco
In ballast the steam schooner Thomas L.
Wand. Captain Petersen. has sailed for Raymond,
where Ii will load lumber for California.
Carrying 225 passengers and LOO tons of gen
eral freight the steamer Rose City. Captain Ma
son, sailed this morning at O'Clock from Aims
worth dock for San Francisco.
The tug Triumph of the Columbia contract
company's feet and the river boat Nestor. be-
longing to the Ostrander railway and logging
company at kelso are on the Oregon drydock
for repairs. The Triumph is having its rudder
fixed
Monday the port of Portland's new tug oneonta
will go on drydock for final coat of paint and
to have its wheel put on. The barge Washtucna
will also go on at the time for over
hauling before being sent around TO Puget sound.
The British ship Dunsyre Captain Smith,
which has been loading lumber at Tongue point
since its arrival there from San Francisco April
8, finished tonight. 1t has aboard about . O00. 900
, feet Of lumber, which it will transport to Mel
bourne for J. ]. Moore & Co.
On its next trip out Of this port the steam