Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-28
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO. Jan. 27.-Arrived: Steam
err Hanalei from san Francisco, direct;
steam schooner Delhi from Tacoma
Sailed: steamship santa Rosa {s,,. for san ian
Diego; steam schooner Jim Butler, Tor
Port Los Angeles; steamer Hanalei' Tor
San Francisco direct
Much Lumber Coming
The next few days will be busy ones
again along the lumber wharves Ihere
are twenty-seven vessels on the way to
port with lumber cargoes. many of which
are due tomorrow. These include the SIX
barbound steamers from Gray's Haroor-
the Centralia Stanley Dollar Melvin Dol
lar Santa Barbara. Doris and Fair oaks
Eight sailing vessels are also due. includ-
ing the barkentine c. +. Croker and the
schooner Meteor, William Bowden, ANNIE
M. Campbell, samar, Rosamond' Wiiilam
Olsen and Mndora. The combined car
goes of vessels due is over 100000 feet
Capt. Panzer in Fight
CAPTAIN Panzer of the steam schooner
Temple E. Dorr may have to answer to
the charge of assault at Eureka. Inc
Dorr is loading a cargo OF LUMBER at
Fields Landing for the Pacific Lumber
company at Wilmington and 1t Is expected
she will take the full load up the new
channel leading to the mill Tor the nrsu
time. Captain Panzer engaged IN a 1Is-
pute with boss stevedore at the landing
Wednesday and struck the foreman in the
law upon his refusal to furnish more men
from another steamer loading close BY
Yacht Olympia sails From Aberdeen
The yacht Olympia, which was rescued
of the Gray's Harbor bar last month. has
sailed for san Pedro under her own steam.
The yacht was libeled for $4,000 by the
Gray's Harbor Tugboat company. but IL is
understood that the owner settled the Cam lam
for $1,000 upon his arrival at Aberdeen from
Avalon She cost $4,000 originally put
was bought by her present owner Tor
$4,000.
of TpCi 81
arrived today from Tacoma with 1,O0O,OOO
feet of lumber half of which will be dis
charged here and the balance at Redondo
Beach. -,
ander. sailed this. morning for san Diego
with passengers and freight for the Pacihc
Coast Steamship company she VIII can
here tomorrow morning. northbound.
The schooner Fearless, Captain Lilll-
auist is discharged and will sail tomorrow
for Bellingham to reload 100000 rect OF
lumber for the E. X. Wood Lumber COM
THE steamer, Jim Butler, Captain olsen
sailed today for Santa Monuica with 1907
600 feet of lumber, balance Of cargo loaded
at Columbia River ports,
The steamer William II. Murphy, captain
Corning sailed today in ballast for Eureka
to reload for the Pacific Lumber company;
A. L. Howard, formerly chief steward
of the steamer Roanoke, has succeeded
w A. Simpson as purser of the steamer
Golden Gate on the Portland Tillamook run.
The steamer Svea, Captain Allen, has
cleared from Portland with fifty passengers
and 1000 tons of freight for San Francisco
and San Pedro.
The schooners Albert Meyer and G. s.
port was forced to put back to San Fran
cisco Tuesday afternoon on account OF
heavy southeast winds outside the heads
The schooner Albert Meyer and G. $
Holmes are due at Puget Sound to reload
lumber for San Pedro.
The British steamer Hazel Dollar Is load
ing 1000 600 feet of oak timber at Moji
Japan for this port
The Independent steamer Hanalei ar