The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS S In ALL PARTS OF WORLD

the water was. 10 feet deep. The result of the
governments improvements has been to make
the harbor capable of taking of large ocean
ployed on the north jetty, and 1000 feet ad-
ditional to the 10000 feet completed in the
last two seasons, is expected to be finished this
The four masted schooner Robert searIes ar
cargo for Hilo. Hawaii
Schooner William Renton, which has been in
ordinary Ior some time, will be placed in com
schooner Espada is on the marine railway for
an oVerhauling, preparatory to loading for San
The schooners Meteor and Ludlow. just off the
marine railway. are loading for California ports
Schooner Manila is at Wilson hill loading for
Callao. The Manila takes the place of the
Grays Harbor. The Manila was destined for
Flattery and ordered to Grays Harbor
Steamer Doris sailed for California ports.
ASTORIA, May Norwegian steamship
Europe, sailed this morning for Seattle and left
OUT IN charge of Captain Gus Anderson the In,
whether it is chartered. but It is understood that
1t Will return to the Columbia to load either
The four masted schooner Ruth Godfrey, with
cargo of lumber for San Pedro, was towed to
The British steamer Marmion, rs days from
Glasgow. Scotland, for Victoria, b. c., put into
thls port last evening for fuel. Captain Smith,
master of the craft reports an uneventful trip
from the British isles, fairly good weather be
ing encountered all the way. Stops were made
for fuel at st. Vincent and Coronel the call
mere being the third one for that purpose ne
craft was recently purchased by the Portland
cement company of Victoria and will go into
built Of iron. % draws s0 only Is feet when loaded
and Its cargo capacity is $50 tons. 1t sailed
this morning for Victoria.
Steamer Sue II. Elmore arrived Friday night
from Iillamook with freight and passengers
Oil tank steamer Maverick with a cargo OF
fuel oil for the Standard oil company, arrived
from San Francisco this morning.
Steam sehooners ]. Mnrhofer and klamath.
with cargoes of lumber for San Francisco, went
to today.
Steamer Rose City sailed this afternoon for
San Francisco with freight and passengers
Steamer Nome City, with cargo OF lumber
for San Francisco, went to sea this morning
Lighthouse tender Manzanita has returned from
an absence Of three months during when IL has
been on the San Francisco station, and VIII now
resume former duties in this district
Steamer Breakwater arrived this morning from
Coos bay with freight and passengers.
Steam schooner Shoshone arrived this morning
from San Francisco TO load lumber for return.
British bark Donna Francisco, with a cargo
of grain for Europe. has arrived down the river
and viii be towed 10 sea Sunday unless 1t Is
Steam schooner Klamath cleared at the custom
house today for San Francisco with cargo OF
1,o55.o0o feet of lumber loaded at st; Heiens ms.
Steam schooner J. Marhofer cleared today for
San Francisco. 1t carries a cargo of lIo,ooo
feet of lumber and 7.129 ties loaded at Oak
Point and 1S5. 600 feet of lumber and 1-OOO tles
loaded at st. Helens
Oil tanker Rosecrans sailed today for San
Francisco after having discharged its cargo OF
fuel oil up the river.
The steamer Yellowstone sailed today with a
cargo of lumber for San Francisco; -
Steamer Coaster sailed today with cargo OF
lumber for San Francisco.
PORTLAND May For the first time in
several months an American schooner mas peen
taken at this port for offshore cargo OF lum-
ber. 1t is the schooner Inca, Captain rasmussen
and it was fixed this morning by the Paclnc eKe
port lumber oe Goo company 70 ransp1rt % t mort in
New Zealand. The port has not been dehnlteiy
decided yet. The Inca is now at Tacoma and IL
will be here for the July August loading.
Carrying 192 passengers and 800 tons Of
freight, the steamer George ". Elder, Captain
Jessen. arrived this evening. ,..,,an eto.o,er
Augustus Captain Schuder, started loading
wheat for the United Kingdom this morning IL
With a full cargo of lumber the steam schoon-
er Yellowstone, Captain Ludlow, sailed from
Kaama for San Francisco at noon today
Carrying passengers and freight the steamer
Breakwater. Captain MacGenn, arrived tonight
from Coos bay.
schooner Northland, Captain Erickson, sailed to
night for San Francisco. 1t also had full list
of passengers.
At 3 o'clock Monday morning the Portland &
San Francisco liner Selja, Captain Lie. Will
leave down on the way to Manila by way OF
Moji 1t will have about 1000, 900 feet of lum-
her $50 tons of scrap tin, 81 tons of explosives
for the United States government and 100 tons
of -four. The Rygja Will sail Thursday with
similar cargo.
LOS ANGELES, May Arrived Steamers
Hsnalei, from San Francisco; Buckman, from
Seattle: Fair Oaks. from Aberdeen; Centralia.
from Aberdeen; Arctic, from Hardy creek;
Despatch. from Fields landing: schooners Sadie
from Umpqua river: Aloha, from Redondo.
Sailed-Steamers Santa Rosa. for San Diego;
Hanalei, for san Francisco; Melville Dollar. for
seattle: Santa Barbara, for Grays Harbor; Hor-
net for Seattle.
SEATTLE, May .-Arrived-Steamer Eureka,
from Tacoma: German steamer Ella, from Co
rinto via Vancouver, B. C.; steamer Lucy Nef,
from San Francisco British steamer lnverkip,
from San Francisco; steamer Hilonian, from
San Francisco
Departed-German steamer Germanicus, for
Tacoma: steamer Admiral Sampson for San
Francisco; steamer Lucy Neff for Tacoma.
TACOMA, May 7.-Arrived-Steamer Queen,
from san Francisco German steamer German
icus from Seattle.
Departed-Steamer Queen. for sound ports;
steamer Stanler Dollar. for San Pedro.