Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
News of the Watertr0nt

SAN PEDRO April 2.-Arrived-Steam
schooner ]. ]. Loggie from Eureko direct;
steam schooner Francis II. Leggett from
Astoria; steam schooner Mann Smith from
Redondo.
SalIed-Steam schooner Doris for Wlllapa
harbor via San Francisco: steam schooner
Westerner for Grays Harbor via Redondo
and Ventura; German steamer AUGUSTUS
for Portland via San Francisco; steam
schooner Santa Barbar for Grays Haroor
via San Francisco; steamer Santa Rosa for
IJmpaua river: schooner Sadie for Umpdua
river in ballast; steam schooner Nann smith
for Coos Ray via San Francisco; steam
schooner Fair oaks for Grays Harbor.
RIG FREIGHTER SAILS
The big German freighter Augustus, captain
Schuder. completed discharge of 1900 tons OF
general cargo here tonight and sailed for san
Trranoisoo with 1000 tons consigned to Henry
Iund & Co. She also has 1900 tons Tor Port-
land. The Augustus is one OF the largest
steamers that ever came into port she mas
capacity OF $500 tons net and drew twenty
tbrea feet and six inches of water when she
came In
SANTA ROSA CONTINUES SOUTH
The Pacific Coast steamer Santa Rosa,
Captain Alexander, continued down the coast
today with passengers and freight, She VIII
call here again northbound tomorrow Ihe
santa Rosa left San Francisco with $50 pas
sengers. most of whom We're for Los Angeles:
Among them were Mrs. +. p. Berg, Mr.. ana
Mrs. F. Broman. Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Boies'
II w Abbott Mr.. and Mrs. ii. c. kitZ-
mever J. Swanson, w. r. Engle. Herman
Cell. Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Seeman, Mrs. G, 3.
Johnson, Mrs w. r. Garcia. Mr.. and Mrs e.
IT Gladstone Mrs ]. c. Brown and daugh-
ter, w. e. Woody and G. A. Porter
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
The steamer Francis II. Leggett Captain
Warner arrived today from Astoria with
/ $50 900 feet of lumber for the National Lum-
ber company. - ,..
The steamer ]. ]. Loggie. Captain johnson:
arrived today from Eureka with SOO'OOO rect OF
lumber for various wholesalers
The Banning steamer Hermosa is at san
Francisco for overhauling preparatory to the
summer run to Catalina, when both the Ca
brillo and Hermosa will be in service.
The steamer Tahoe, Captain Paulsen, sailed
TODAY for San Francisco for orders.
The steamer Nan Smith, Captain Olsen, re-
turned from Redondo today for fuel and to
repair q broken propeller blade. and sailed
for San Francisco to load machinery Ior COOS
Bay.
THE steamers Fair Oaks, Westerner. Santa
Barbara and Doris sailed today for Grays
Harbor via San Francisco, to load lumber.
The Santa Barbara has full list OF passen-
gers and the Westerner partial cargo of
lumber for Ventura.
The revenue cutter Perry sailed today
cruise and will anchor off Long Beach.
The German steamer Erna of the Jebsen line
will not complete repairs in time to sell for
Central America via this port until May 8.
During the month OF March nineteen vessels
cleared from Portland with 16.340000 feet of
lumber, most OF which came to this port. Since
the II X Wood mill at Bellingham closed
down and the steamers Of that company have
been diverted to the Columbia river, the luTn-
ber shipments have increased.
The steamer Iaqua has sailed from Eureka
with COO 900 feet of redwood for this port, San
Diego and Redondo She will probably sail
on return from Redondo Wednesday
The schoonsrs Lottle Bennett and oliver ].