The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

lumber at the Fields Landing wharf. departed
early this afternoon for San Francisco:
Murphy were lumber carriers to depart for San
Francisco from the Fields Landing wharf this
The steamer Iaqua departed for San Francisco
with lumber cargo this afternoon from the
The steamer Iakme which has been taking
on lumber cargo at the Areata wharf for
several days, departed this afternoon for San
BY the end of the week it is expected that
large shipment Of salmon eggs will have been
received for the state fish hatchery at Price
he made arrangements for the 3awn. A large
force of men is at work preparing the Price
creek hatchery for the coming season
At S:45 o'clock this morning the Fort Hum
holdt wireless station was all but completely
the top OF the 210 foot mast. The spreader,
or "a foot crosspece at the top of the mast.
WIS broken in pieces and new one. win have
shore.
Los ANGELES, Nov 7-Arrived-Steamer
Governor. from San Diego; steamer klamath.
from Columbia river; steamer San Gabriel, from
umpqua river; steamer Hanale from San
sailed-steamer Governor for Seattle: steamer
sMarshfield for Hardy creek; steamer Tahoe, for
Moss landing; steamer Santa Barbara. for Aber-
deem; steamer Wellesley, for Grays Harbor.
PORTLAND, Nov 1T.-Four days and a half
is the record that has been established by the
j.
Chanslor, Captain MacDonald. for round trip
from Astoria to San Francisco. This Is said TO
be the quickest time that any freighter has
the only record that the chanslor has made
since 1t has been on the run, as early in the
summer it made the round trip from Lfnnton to
San Francisco in five days and half. Time
for receiving and discharging cargo was In
eluded in both cases.
With Standard oil barge 90 in tow, the
steamer NJ. F. Henderson was scheduled TO leave
UP from Astoria this morning for Portsmouth.
In tow of the tug McCraeken. the barge
Gerard c. Tobey went TO St Helens last night TO
towed the schooner Fearless. laden with ium-
ber for San Pedro. from st. Helens TO Astoria
this morning.
With full cargo Of about 1000 900 feet Of
lumber the British ship Claverdon. Captain
Wilson, is expected to finish at st. Helens next
week 1t is under charter to HeateIy & Co. and
pany. 1t will clear for Port Natal or Delagoa
PORTLAND, Nov. 17:-Arrlved- Ninety
Sailed-Steamer Rainier for San Francisco;
schooner Fearless. for San Francisco; steamer
Shasta, for San Francisco; schooner Wilhe!mina,
for Nestucea.
ASTORIA, Nov. 17.-Steamer Roanoke sailed
today for San Francisco and San Pedro with
heavy passenger and freight lists.
steamer Eureka arrived this morning from
Eureka with general cargo,
Tug Dauntless arrived this morning from San
francisco, having the cement laden barge Annie
Johnson in tow
Tank steamer Atlas arrived from San Francisco
this morning with loaded oil barge in tow.
Bar tug Wallula. which towed the disabled
steam schooner Shoshone TO Portland few days
ago, will bring the barge Tobey far st.
schooner Fearless and tow it to Astoria.
British bark Port Stanley, with cargo for
the United Kingdom, was t0wed to sea this morn
ing.
Norwegian steamer Rygja is due to arrive from
the orient about tomorrow It M sailed e 1 from
oak logs, $50 tons of sulphur and the usual
amount of general cargo from Hongkong.
Norwegian steamer sel1a sailed from Yoko-
1t will be due about November %.
Steamer Golden Gate sailed this morning for
Tlllamook with freight and passengers
British steamer Camphill sailed today for
Queenstown, for orders with a cargo of pa, ,s22
bushels of wheat, valued at s1I2. 600.
Steamer Sue H. Elmore sailed today for Tiila-
nook with freight and passengers
SEATTLE, Nov. -Arrired-Steamer Bee.
for San Francisco; British steamer Titan, from
Victoria; Japanese steamer Inaba Maru, from
Tacoma.
Subsistence Bee for Tacoma.
TACOMA, Nov. 17.-Arrived-British ship
Kensngton, from Port Townsend.
SAN PEDRO, Nov. 17.-steamer klamath. ar
brought passengers and - 900 railroad ties con
sned to the Southern Pacific company. II will
clear Friday for San Francisco with passengers
and freight
Passenger and freight steamer Governor called
today, bound from san Diego for Seattle via
tedondo beach and San Francisco. 1t has an
exceptionally large cargo
Steamer San Gabriel, from Umpqua river
Independent steamer Hanalei arrived from San
Francisco direct with y passengers and 320
tons miscellaneous cargo. 1t clears for return
Friday
Captain ]. W. McAllister ma ster of bark AL
den Besse. recently arrived from Honolulu. was
held under $500 bail In the United States dis
stowavays he had been ordered TO deport escape
He VIII be given a hearing early in January.