The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
EUREKA, Oct. 27-The steamer Eureka sue
ceeded in crossing in today. despite the fog
day. The Eureka arrived from Portland via AS
toria with freight and passengers this afternoon.
and will depart on the return trip north tomor-
row at 8 D. M.
The lumber carrier San Pedro arrived from San
Pedro via San Francisco this afternoon at 2:20
freight and docked at Fields Landing wharf.
where redwood lumber cargo is being taken on
The City Of Topeka departed this afternoon at
go S'eloek for San Francisco with freight mall mall
at the entrance by the fog.
The steamer Santa Clara arrived of the bar
At the entrance hazy weather was encountered.
Numerous attempts were made to pass In and the
steamer will wait outside until tomorrow morn
been changed to o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The steamer Acme arrived at O'Clock this
afternoon with small cargo of freight and
mail. The Acme will load lumber at the Arcata
wharf for San Francisco.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 27.-Arrived-steamer
Diego; steamer Santa Barbara Aberdeen: steam
er shna Yak. Redondo; steamer Nome City. Seat
SaiIed-steamer Admiral Sampson, Seattle;
steamer President, Seattle; steamer Francis H.
Leggett, Eureka; steamer William H Murphy.
Umpqua river.
PORTLAND, Oct PIE c.. Lakeu has been
enrolled as master Of the tug Hazel wier, vice
were Cancelled recently for 80 days. p
Port Stanley entered at the custom house and
the steamer Johan Pouison entered from San
The French ship Hoche cleared for Europe.
wheat laden.
Captain Tyler of the gasoline schooner wilhei-
nina was yesterday reported to have been sent
by citizens of Florence, which town
Gently damaged by fire, to obtain supplies at
Cement for the new Hartman bridge was
brought from San Francisco last evening by the
steamers ]. B. Stetson and Hoquiam.
The Northland sailed yesterday from Eureka
with cargo OF sugar pine and redwood lumber.
tered the Columbia river r Wednesday afternoon
from Grays Harbor with four feet of water in
its hold. is being kept afloat and probably will
start from Astoria today to go on the Port of
Portland drydock. Captain Albert Grove. repre-
senting the San Francisco board of marine under
writer's, yesterday ordered the craft towed here
and he will make thorough survey.
The steamer Hercules. from Hongkong, and
the steamer Beaver, from San Pedro, arrived to-
night.
PORTLAND, Oct. 27-Arrived- Steamer J. B.
Stetson. San Francisco steamer Della Nestucea;
steamer Roma, Port San Luis; steamer Hoquiam,
sailed-steamer ]. A. Chanslor, San Francisco.
ASTORIA, Oct. 27.-Steamer Saginaw arrived
today from San Francisco with general cargo
and left up the river to discharge and load lum-
ber for return.
cisco with cargo of fuel oil and left up the
river for Linnton to discharge
Nastucca with cargo Of dairy products
Steamer George W. Elder sailed today for San
Francisco and San Pedro with freight and pas
sengers.
Steam schooner j. r. stetson arrived this
morning from San Francisco with general cargo
San Francisco with cargo.
British ship ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS finished dis
charging 1000 tons of coal this evening and will
leave for Portland Friday morning.
Steamer Sue Fl. Elmore sailed today for Til
lamook with freight and passengers.
will come from Portland to make an examina-
tion Of the barkentine Jane L. Stanford. that
was towed into port Wednesday afternoon In a
disabled condition.
TACOMA. Oct. 27.-Arriyed- British steamer
Bankdae, Victoria, B. c.; steamer Mssourian,
Sai1ed-Steamer Governor, sound ports
SEATTLE. Oct. 27.-Arrived-Steamer Bee,
San Francisco; steamer Maverick San Fran
cisco; steamer Atlas. San Francisco; steamer
Nome; British steamer Prince George. Prince
Rupert; steamer Governor, Everett; British
sailed-steamer Missourian. Tacoma; British
steamer Prince George. Portland canal; steamer
British Clumbia, Victoria.
surprised at the statement of the captain of the
barkentine Jane l. Stanford that his vessel
caused the barkentine to leak. They say there
is plenty OF water on the bar The Stanford was
delayed here 10 days by the severe weather out,
side and may have sprung leaks while tossing
about on the inside harbor.
Steamers Olympic and Daisy Freeman arrived
today from San Francisco. and the steamers
Svea and Daisy Mitchell sailed.
The body Of James Kerr, the coal passer on
the steamer Hermine, drowned while attempting
to board his ship. has been recovered. 1t will
be buried here.
Army Transports
The Buford is in port.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix, bound from Manila for Seattle, ar
rived October at Honolulu.
The Logan sailed October Is from Manila.
The Sherman, outward bound, sailed October
II from Honolulu.
The Sheridan Is in port
The Thomas Is at Moore & Scott's shipyard
under repairs.
The Warren is in the Philippines.
HYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor.
PLACE Ft. Date Remarks
Grays HarI l6 Oct. 5IDepth given is for south
channel
willapa BI 81 lsept. a..
Oolum r. % Sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bar buoy to right of
Nehalm q July 10t entrance. Channel is
shifting to nor h.
very narrow. $50 IT.
Tillmk b. July 5Channel shifted 1 mile
south In gale Nov. %.
Yaquina Bl 1315lSept. IL
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