The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
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Lock; Mr. from Seattle: Carmel. from Port Had
from sfarsh6eld. from Hardy creek; Mandaiay
DOT: crescent City. Carlos, from Willapa har-
from .asadena from Albion: schooner Philippine,
pot; 5 Tacoma; schooner Ludlow. from Grays Har-
gt Dsegt United States cruiser Buffalo, from San
sailed-steamers Nome City for Portland;
iioquiam. for Redondo beach; George w. Elder,
for Portland; San Pedro for Eureka.
SEATTLE, July 6.-Arrived-Steamer City of
prebla from sound ports: steamer Mackinsw.
IRON Nome and st. Michael.
Sailed-Japanese steamer Ava Maru, for Ia
coma; steamer Fairhaven, for Port Gamble:
steamer City of Seattle, for Skagway: steamer
Slty of Puebla. for San Francisco steamer Spo-
kane. for southeastern Alaska.
PORTLAND, July 26.-In race up the coast
from San Francisco 20 the mouth of the ColumDis
river between the steamers Yosemite and Falcon
their respective craft although In the end the
falcon won out. arriving here at ! O'clock this
morning. two hours ahead of the Yosemite.
Both steamers set sail from the bay city al
Yosemite Sunday OF Point Gorda little below
Cape Mendocno. Then they raced side by side
for more than hour, when the Falcon passed
the Yosemite, the spray flying over its bows,
there was q strong northwest wind blowing and
the sea was choppy.
short time later the Yosemite got closer in
shore and In this manner pushed ahead OF the
Falcon again. and they seesawed back and forth
until they reached Cape Mears. when the wind
died down somewhat and the Falcon passed the
other vessel again. inally leaving 1t ont of sight
Carrying passengers and freight, the steamer
afternoon for IIIamook.
Laden with lumber and carrying passengers
the steam schooner Klamath. Captain Jahnsen
left down tonight from st. Helens for San Fran
cisco.
When it sails for the orient. August or 1.
the Norwegian steamer RygJa. of the Portland
and Asiatic steamship company's line. viii take
out cargo Of 100000 feet of lumber for
Manila and 20.000 barrels of -four for Japan and
China.
The steamer Golden Gate, Captain Astrup.
sailed this afternoon for Tillamook. laden with
14o tons of general freight and carrying full
list of passengers
is loading supplies and machinery for Tilamook
and sletz and will sail in the morning
British steamship. Hazel Dollar arrived at noon
today from San Francisco and will load lumber
for the orient.
Oil tank steamer Rosecrans arrived today from
San Francisco. with cargo of fuel oil.
Steamer Breakwater arrived today from Coos
bay with heavy freight and passenger list
While coming up the harbor this morning the
flats almost opposite the Point Adams life saving
station, and remained on for nearly two hours
before the tide Hoated 1t of The vessel not
injured by its experience.
ABERDEEN, July 26.-Schooner W. J. Pat
terson has been chartered for lumber at Callao;
schooner F. NJ. Slade for lumber to Sydney. and
the bark John c. Meyer for lumber to South
american ports. The three vessels have been
awaiting orders for severa, weeks.
The schooner ". j. Patterson has just come
of the marine railway after thorough over
hauling. |
Steamer Tamapais reached port today and
the t steamers San Jacinto. Daisy Mitchell and
Stanley Dollar. which finished loading. K
pected to leave the lower bay late tonight to
morrow morning.
Charles R. Green. president of the Lindstrom
ship building company. stated today that he did
not expect 10 many il any more wooden
sfeam schooners of the small type built on the
coast. He considers their day over and that the
steam schooner for the coast lumber trade in
the future will be built of steel and in the east
close to the steel markets.