The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Marine News
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSpeciol Dispatch TO The Call

PORTLAND, Jan. 29-Like the ''man with
out country" the former British ship Pol
taIloch has been a ship without a 6ag'' since
it sold by the United States marshal in
Portland January II TO Eschen & Minor of Sar
4 Francisco. and it will remain thus until 1t re
ceives provisional registry papers from the boart
of trade of the Canadian government when II
will again be undkr the British flag. The lay
days of the Poltalloch are to begin Monday
when it will begin loading cargo of about
1000, coo feet of lumber for Sydney. 1t is
under charter to J. ]. Moore.
Carrying 1000 of general freight and
about so passengers the steamship Santa Clara
sailed at 4 O'Clock for San Francisco by way
of Eureka.
Two four masted schooners were reported tc
the Merchants exchange as being on the mouth
thought that one Of them is the schooner vir
ginia. which blown of the coast in one Of
the recent storms and which was supposed fol
a while 10 be lost. The other Is thought TO bt
the schooner W. F. Jewett which is on It's way
from California for lumber.
The steamer Alliance, Captain Parsons. ar
rived this morning from Coos bay. Captain
Parsons reports good weather on the way up
but last Monday night between II and Il
o'clock he says they had thunder storm which
was terrific and was accompanied by rain ant
hail.
Steamers Maverick and Thomas L. Wand
from San Francisco. arrived today.
ASTORIA, Jan. 29.-Steam schooner Hornet
with a cargo of powder and cement. arrived this
afternoon from San Francisco. After discharg
ing il will proceed to Grays Harbor to load lum
Der for the bay city
Lighthouse tender Manzanita arrived Friday
evening from SIX weeks Trip 10 the ugntnOuSe
stations in southeastern Alaska
Steamer Rose City left this afternoon for Sar
Francisco with freight and passengers.
Oil tank steamer Maverick with a cargo OF
oil for the Standard oil company, arrived from
San Francisco this morning
Steam schooner Thomas l.. Wand arrived from
San Francisco this morning with freight and
passengers and will load lumber for return
Steamers Sue II. Gilmore and Golden Gate
bound for Tiamook, went down to the mouth
of the river this morning for the third time, b..
found that while they might have crossed out i
would have been impossible to have crossed the
Tillamook bar and therefore the vessels re
A new lifeboat was brought up on the steam
schooner Thomas L. Wand today from San Fran
cisco for the Tillamook life saving crew. II was
placed on board the steamer Golden Gate and
win be taken to Tillamook bay at the first op.
portunity.
Schooner King Cyrus, with cargo of lumber
for San Pedro. has arrived down the river and
will go to at the first opportunity.
Schooner Virginia, which has been out for over
two weeks, put in an appearance again on Fri
day afternoon off the mouth of the river. but
was not reported today 1t is in no danger. but
those on board must be pretty tired of their ex-
perience.
house this afternoon for San Pedro with a
cargo of $4,000 feet of railway ties loaded al
st. Helens
LOS ANGELES Jan. .-Arrived-steamers
President from Seattle; Centrala from Grays
Harbor: James s. Higgins from Fort Bragg;
Melville Dollar. from Grays Harbor; Stanley
Dollar, from Grays Harbor: Fair Oaks, from
San Gabriel from Umpqua river: Fenwick. from
Eureka: Argyll. from San Francisco Doris,
from Grays Harbor: schooner Meta Nelson. fom
Grays Harbor Saled-Steamer Shna Yak, for
Tacoma via San Francisco; schooner Salem for
Puget sound.
SEATTLE, Jan. 29.-Arrived ASteamer Yuca-
tan Bellingham steamer Umatilla, sound ports;
steamer Queen, San Francisco; French bark
Marthe Roux, Antwerp; steamer Isthmian, San
Diego.
Sailed-Steamer Admiral Sampson, Tacoma
steamer Northland, Sitka.
TACOMA jan 29.--Arrived-British steamer
Aymeric from Vancouver; steamer Admiral
Sampson. from Seattle.
VICTORIA, Jan. 29.-Sailed-Britsh steamer
Georgia Boat Harbor; British steamer Anti
loehus Vancouver.
PORT GAMBLE, Jan. 29.-Sailed-Schooner
LYMAN D. Foster, San Francisco.