The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
MOVEMENTS OF VESSEL In ALL PARTS OF WORLD
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roughness Of the bar the steamer City of To-
peka departed this morning one day behind
schedule. The Topeka carried freight, mail and
passengers.
Steamer Acme. which has been loading lumber
| at Arcata wharf, departed this afternoon for
san Francisco with full cargo.
:, steamer Katherine was among the departing
Francisco with lumber taken at the Holmes
Eqpeka @ lumber companys wharf
Bark Boreals was shifted today from Arcata
Steamer Prentiss was due today with con-
signment of mail, but owing to heavy weather
conditions outside failed to arrive.
Los ANGELES, Nov 12-Arrived: Steamer
Santa Monica, Grays Harbor; steamer San Pedro,
Portland; steamer Wellesley, Aberdeen.
Sailed-Steamer Santa Rosa. San Diego: steam
er Hanalei. San Francisco; steamer J. B. Stet-
son. Columbia river; steamer San Pedro, Re-
PORTLAND, Nov IA general assessment
has been called for on the damaged cargo of
the American Hawaiian steamer Falcon. which
arrived in Astoria Tuesday morning with fire
son Higgins of San Francisco headed by G. r.
Morgan: have estimated the damage TO the
cargo By IRE, water and steam to be than
40 per cent. The bonded goods from Europe
suffered the heaviest damage from fire. steam
hatch where the FIRE occurred. The Falcon is
now loading for San Francisco and is scheduled
to TO sail tonight Its cargo is made up of so
York and 500 tons for the bay city.
Ballast Is expected to be out Of the German
bark Selene by Monday, after which it will
shift from Linnton to one of the local grain
docks TO load wheat 1t Is under charter to
After an idleness of two days the. British steam
er Camphill resumed loading wheat at Mont
gomery dock No. this morning. 1t will shift
from there TO the Oceanic dock Sunday to be in
readiness to contfnue loading Monday. The
Camphill is under charter to Balfour, Guthrie
d Co, and will clear for ST. Vincent for orders.
In order to begin loading lumber for Ham
burg, the German ship Omega was shifted to
the dock of the West Side lumber company to-
day. II is under charter 10 the Pacific export
lumber company.
1000 tons of freight. the steamer Beaver, Cap
San Francisco and San Pedro
Railroad contractors have engaged all of the
40 passenger accommodations the steamer
Eureka for the next two sailings to take men
to Eureka 10 work on the California Northwest
ern now building from Willetts toward the coast.
1t will sail next Tuesday and again December l..
Laden with 7S2 tons of cement and asphalt,
the steam schooner Wasp. Captain Knudsen.
arrived at Oak street dock tonight from San
Francisco.
Rosencrans and W. S. Porter are due to ar
rive from California this evening.
The Norwegian steamer Err with cargo Of
lumber. for Australia, arrived down the river
this afternoon
The schooner Alvena. with cargo of lumber
for San Pedro. arrived down the river today
and will sail tomorrow.
The steamers Masunda Tamon Maru. Needles.
Coaster, Shna Yak J. A. Chansor and Eureka
and the schooner Billings which have been bar
bound for several days. went to sea today.
The steam schooner klamath sailed today for
San Pedro with cargo of 1,040.00o feet of
railway ties
The steam schooner Wasp arrived Friday
evening from California.
SEATTLE, NoN 12.-Arrved: Steamer Wat
son, from Anacortes; steamer La Touche. from
Tacoma; steamer Lansing, from San Francisco:
steamer Yosemite and steamer Bertha from
Valdez
Sailed-Steamer Hornelen. for Nanaimo;
steamer Umatilla. for Tacoma: steamer Penrith
Castle. for Tacoma; steamer Riverside for Mu-
kilteo; steamer Hyades for Honolulu: bark
Montcalm, for Tacoma; barkentine J. NJ. Crit
fifth, for Port Ludlow; schooner Alpena, for
Eagle Harbor.
TACOMA. Nov 12-Arrived: Steamer City Of
Puebla. from Seattle steamer Meteor, from
Alaska; steamer Umatilla. from San Francisco;
British steamer Mineric. from Port Blakeley.
Sailed-Steamer City of Puebla, for sound
ports.
ABERDEEN, Nov. 12-Schooner Lizzie Vance,
which loaded at The Union mill and flowed
TO the lower harbor several days ago. is aground
on the south spit. the harbor entrance.
The Vance dragged anchor in fhe recent storm
Tugs that have been at work Tying to pull the
schooner of will probably be able TO get the
vessel ahoat
Austrian tramp steamer Hermine, which has
been in the lower harbor nearly two weeks
swaitng favorable opportunity to go to sea, is
still there. 1t planned TO tow the Hermine
over the bar this morning, but the bay was too
rough An attempt will be made to get the
steamer out tomorrow.