The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29

fore the next shipment of fuel oil is
pumped in
The HiIonian's cargo included S,23S
bags of sugar and LIZ cases of canned
pineapples
The Lurline's passengers included:
w H. Abbey W. w Kirkland
Mrs. W. II. Abbey Mrs II. p. knight
Colonel j. W. Benet Miss q. Knight
.. A. Berry Miss Edwina Moore
Dir. A. Bracken T. G. Newman
Ching Sho Nung H. P. Newman
]. Dale Judge r. P. Quarles
r. Deering F. Ruhfender
j. o. Dolson Mrs f. Ruhlender
F. r. Fassett H. Rink
Mrs. f. r. Fassett &c. e. Sutherland
F. 3. Fassett Mrs c. G. Sutherland
Samuel Heller John Turner
Or. A. F. Hon /. S. Voorhees,
Mrs. \. F. Hof Mrs /. S. voorhees,
W. 4. Johnston John Very
Mrs. W. ~ Johnston Mrs. John Very
Mongolia Due Early Saturday
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia, Cap
tain Henry E. Morton, is due from the
orient early Saturday morning. The
liner has only 75 cabin passengers, but
a large cargo. Among the passengers
from Honolulu is w. B. Hamilton, spe-
cial deputy collector of this port, who
has been to the island port partly on
official business. but principally for the
benefit of his health. Another passen-
ger is Commissioner General of Immi-
grafton Keefe, who has been investf-
eating immigration affairs at Homo
lulu. keefe probably will remain here
several days in connection with the in
which is being carried on by Acting
Commissioner Steward.
New Pilot Boats Trial Trip
The California, the new power pilot
boat recently built by the bar pilots.
was given its official trial trip yester-
day and gave promise of being a useful
addition to the pilot fleet. The Cali
fornia is the first power boat ever used
had under consideration the advisa-
bility of equipping one of their sailing
schooners with auxiliary power, but
later decided to make their experiment
handsome craft. and although its lines
are not approved by all the pilots,
those Immediately interested and
whose meney is invested in the boat
are satisfied with their bargain All
the pilots not on duty participated in
yesterdays ride outside the heads.
SIariposa Sails for Tahiti
The Oceanic steamship company's
sailed yesterday for Tahiti with a cargo
of general merchandise and about 100
passengers. In addition to the usual
number of tourists the passengers in
cluded several French government Of
ficials.
speedy Harvard Comes and Goes
The Pacific navigation company S
fast coaster Harvard arrived yesterday
from San Pedro with about loo pas
sengers and sailed in the afternoon
with more than 200. The Harvard was
one of three steamers that left here
yesterday for San Pedro. The Una
tilla carried 230 passengers and the
Rose City of the San Francisco and
Portland line about 90. A number of
the, passengers who arrived from San
Pedro on the Harvard were booked
| through to Seattle and sailed at 1
O'Clock on the Alaska Pacific company s
steamer Admiral Sampson, which car
ried about so passengers.
UmatiIIa Sails for the south
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Umatilla, Captain Alexander,
sailed Yesterday for southern Cali
fornia with full cargo and 230 pas
sengers. Among the latter were:
Miss A. Evans IIIiIda Brady
Miss NJ. Evans Miss G. Campbell
Mrs. Eschhach Mrs D. G. Murray
Miss J.. Eschhach Miss b. Rooney
Mrs. NJ. Mcconnell Miss NJ. Rooney
Mrs. Z. Ewing Miss L. NJ. Connor
\. z. Hatch and wife H. Hall
Miss II. Stern =. Grim
Or. E. A. Clay w. NJ. Fee
j. +. McCleary 5. Berton and wife
W NJ. Cummings d. Benton and wife
Mrs. j. NJ. Ripley
Reinsured Ship Reaches Destination
The British ship BuccIeuch, which
arrived December % at Ipswich from
this port, was reinsured at SO (guineas)
per cent up to few days ago, when
the vessel put in at Falmouth for
orders.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1907, 900 feet.
The Matson liner Lurline will sail for
Honolulu January 4. Forty passengers
have been booked for the trip.
The bark Amy Turner, with $4,000
railroad ties, arrived yesterday from
Astoria in tow of the tug Dauntless
The liner China, outward bound, ar
rived yesterday at Yokohama, and the
Chiyo Maru, also from this port, left
Honolulu December 27 for China and
Japan.
The Newport. homeward bound from
Panama, left Acapulco Tuesday
The harbor commissioners will hold
their weekly meeting this morning in
the ferry depot.
Change of Masters
Steamer David Scannell-Late mas
ter. NJ c. Johnson; present master, ].
Meany-
Registered
Steamer Riverside-John Dahlquist
Steamer Nevadan-Ernst Anderson
master.
Enrolment
Schooner Vfrginia-C. w. Anderson
master.
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