The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

steamer Bowdoin from San Diego The Bowdoin
proceeded to Arcata wharf, where lumber is
being taken on board for the return return trip, Trip,
Francisco this afternoon at 10 O'Clock and
docked at Fields Landing wharf. where lumber
guard brought crew for the British vessel
Glenesk which is to depart tomorrow or next
day for Australia with lumber.
The steamer Temple e. Dorr, which has been
loading lumber at the Fields Landing wharf,
departed for Wilmington this morning. NOR
Departing for San Francisco this afternoon at
4:30 was the steamer Acme, with lumber loaded
at Arcata wharf.
steamer F. A. kilburn is due tomorrow from San
Francisco with freight, mail and passengers.
The KiIburn is due to depart for the return
trip at 10 o'clock a. m. of the following day:
Arriving this morning the gasoliner King
Fisher from the Klamath river, were S95 sal
mon. They found many purchasers at 90 cents a
fish.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1S.-Arrived-S
President, San Diego; Carlos, Grays Harbor.
Sailed-Steamer President. Seattle; Hanalei
San Francisco; Shoshone, Portland San Pedro
Eureka; Shasta, Bellingham; Hornet, Puget
sound.
PORTLAND, Aug; 1s.-Before coming up the
steamer Falconer, Captain Dahlquist, discharged
steel rails at Astoria. 1t arrived at Astoria last
night mig from If San 3 wSeb abon
tons of bonded freight from Europe, was brought
up to Portland tonight.
fall at their old rate, instead of holding out for
40 cents an hour, with 60 cents an hour for
overtime, Kerr. Clifford & Co. said they would
send their grain to Puget sound for transpor "a
tion for off shore points.
As a result of the forest fires that are raging
along the Columbia river, pilots said today that
it was becoming difficult to see the -buoys and
beacons along the river. They said that If
the smoke became denser 1t would be impossible
for them to see the lights marking the Channel
at night.
Laden with 100000 feet of lumber. the steam
schooner Johan Poulsen. Captain Lancaster,
Francisco.
Laden with 1856. 900 feet of lumber. valued at
$16,0s0.61. the schooner Inca Captain Rasmus-
sen, left from the Inman mills this morning in
tow. 1t is under charter to the Pacific export
lumber company. and its cargo is destined for
Auckland New Zealand
ASTORIA, Aug. 1S.-Steamer George W. Fen
wick arrived today from San Pedro, and viii
load lumber for return at the Hammond lumber
company of this city.
The steamer Claremont arrived today from
San Francisco to load lumber for return
Tug Hercules arrived last evening from San
Francisco after raft of logs that had been con-
structed at Wallace slough by the Benson lumber
company. The Hercules will tow the raft to
The schooner Inca is en- route down the river
| with cargo of lumber for New Zealand.
| Steam schooner Yosemite sailed for San
Francisco with a lumber cargo.
Steamer George W. Elder sailed this morning
for San Francisco and San Pedro with freight
and passengers.
| America Hawaiian steamer Falcon arrived to-
/ day from San Francisco with cargo of general
merchandise, principally from the Atlantic coast,
| for points in the interior.
Steam schooner Raymond sailed today for
| Suslaw and other coast points with general
| cargo.
Gasoline steamer Oshkosh is expected to ar
| rive this evening from coast points.
| Tank steamer Catania arrived this evening
| from San Francisco with cargo of oil.
! SEATTLE, Aug. 1S.-Arrived: Japanese
| steamer Inaba Maru, from Yokohama; steamer
| City of Seattle, from Skagway: steamer Bertha
| from Tacoma British steamer Prince George
| from Prince Rupert; steamer Humboldt from
| Skagway.
| Sailed: Steamer Hazel Dollar, from Tacoma
British steamer Prince George, for Portland
| canal via Prince Rupert.