The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

500 lbs nuts, 2292 lbs beans, 61S lbs peas, 80 cs
salmon 335 lbs bread, no lbs chocolate. ]. 1876
coffee 1866 lbs and cs cheese, 306 lbs goldfish,
l. 765 lbs hams and bacon, 1S5 pkgs fresh fruits,
bbls -four. $50 lbs seeds, 20 pkgs drugs. 2,77S
lbs ginseng 80 pkgs roofing material. 10 bxs
type, $50 cs fuse, cs boots and shoes, II rolls
and es leather, II bales cotton duck.
mon, cs honey, ~ gals wine, 3l6 pkgs roofing
material, 46 pkgs machinery.
To Korea--5 rolls and cs leather, pkg ma
chinery, 300 lbs sugar, bbls -four.
To Vladiyostoc-9 pkgs machinery, 20 rolls
felt, pkgs assay goods.
Oil Carrier Clears
The tank steamer W. S. Porter was cleared for
Nome. via Monterey, yesterday. The steamer
goes TO the southern port to load $4,000 barrels
of crude oil, valued at $40 500.
Change of Masters
Schooner Ellen old master James Miller, new
master Jens p Christensen; steamer Sea Witch,
old master H. p Marshall, master Rasmus
Rasmussen; steamer CAPTAIN Weber, old master
Charles n. King. new master George H. Goodell;
master master Ambrose Daley; schooner Redwood as city,
old master ]. P. Christensen, new master E. 81.
Elnen.
Notice to Mariners
Hawaiian islands, Oahu, Pearl Harbor, Inner
Channel, range front and rear day beacons, cor
rection General remarks:-Range line marks
mid channel course n. by w 1-16 W mag. after
passing through dredged portion OF reef. Data
obtained from survey sheets show that this
inner range passes very close @ to NJ the easteTly
stone heap marked "boulders" ON the chart
4107 c. & G.. s.. and is not mid channel range.
The least distance to the eastward of this range
to the 2S foot curve is feet; to the westward
of this range the least width of channel to %
foot water Is 242 feet SO that the width OF the
channel is $50 feet at least. In using this
range it is well then, in going in. to keep it
open slightly to starboard The eastward side
of the channel Is the weather side and is the
one to be favored.
Referring to the entrance range, this does
nearly mark the mid channel OF dredged portion
over the reef the least distance to 2s foot curve
to eastward being 40 feet; and to westward
to IS foot curve So feet.
There is more than 2S feet Of water In most
of the channel but there have been some
2S foot Jumps shown by the survey. data is
given for this depth only.
List of buoys, etc., 18th subdistrict, 1909, p.
BY order of the Lighthouse. board:
Lieutenant Commander. u. s. r.. ooSaHi Assistant
to the inspector, 18th L. H. district.
Notice to Mariners
Office of United States Lighthouse Inspector.
Twelfth District, San Francisco May 81 1910
San Francisco Bay Entrance, CaL-Notice is
hereby given that San Francisco light vessel No.
20 viii be replaced by relief light vessel No. 76
about June 2, 1910 The change will be tempo
rary The relief light vessel will show light
and sound signals having the same characteris-
tics as those Of light vessel No. 20, now on the
station, excepting that the light win be fixed
white without eclipses, shown from three lens
! lanterns encircling the mastheads at height
of 4G feet above the water and visible Il miles
| in clear weather.
Relief light vessel No. 76 is a flush deck
steam vessel, mas TWO nidsts, schooner rlgged, no
bowsprit a black smokestack and a steam
whistle between the masts, but differs from light
vessel No. 20 in having all visible parts from
the bow to the middle of the foremast and from
the middle of the manmast aft painted red; all
visible parts between the fore and main masts
incindng the middle third of each lantern mast,
white. The daymarks at the mastheads have
five vertical stripes, three red and two white,
and on the springstay. midway between the two
masts there is an oval daymark with one white
and two RED vertical stripes. The number .76''
is in white on each bow and each quarter and
in black on each side of the springstay day
mark. The word Relief is painted in large
black letters ON the middle of each side.
J.. Fl. b. List of Lights, ETC., Pacific Coast,
1909. page I6, No. IT,
!. H. B. List of Buoys, ETC., Pacific Coast.
1908, page D.
By order of the lighthouse board
w G.. MILLER. Commander q. S. N, In
speetor Twelfth Lighthouse District.