The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
[SpeciaI Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, June ls.--Power schooner Katata
arrived from klamath this morning with salmon
from the Requa cannery. 1t Will load lum-
Der aud supplies for the return trip.
Steamer +. a. kilburn arrived froro San Fran
cisco at 9:10 a. today with freight. mail
and passengers, and departed on the return trip
Steamer W H. Murphy arrived today and
began loading redwood lumber at Fields land
ing for Wilmington.
Schooner Andy Mahoney arrived off the bar
this morning from San Pedro and towed
into port 1t will load lumber at Fields landing
for the southern port.
Carrying lumber from Fields landing the steam
schooner Aberdeen departed for San Francisco
early this morning. The Aberdeen was followed
out over the bar by the steam schoenor Lakme.
also bound for San Francisco with lumber loaded
steamer state Of California departed for San
Francisco this morning with freight, mail and
passengers.
Steam schooner Prentiss left out for San Fran
cisco this morning, carrying lumber from Fields
landing
Laden with lumber from Arcata the steam
schooner North Fork departed for San Fran
cisco this morning.
The lighthouse tender Sequoia Captain Bow
man. arrived in port from Point Gorda yesterday
afternoon and is waiting orders from San Fran
cisco. The Sequoia brought up Superintendent
John Russell and Inspector Milo Hoadley. both
of whom were landed at the site of the new
lighthouse to be erected at Point Gorda. Super
intendent Russell Will start Inspector Hoadley
Hoadley will remain until the lighthouse is COM
pleted.
PORTLAND, June lS-Scarcity of sailors
here has caused the masters of two of the Nor
wegian steamers in port loading lumber TO send
their crews. Five were sent over here
Thursday from Tacoma by Dirk Blaauw, Nor
wegian vice consul of that port for the steamers
Sark and Elsa. which have about Completed
cargoes here. The Sark finished loading lumber
for China today at the Inman- Poulsen mills 1t
is under charter to the Pacific export lumber
company.
A new departure for the American Hawaiian
steamer Falcon, which sailed late tonight for San
Francisco, is taking out large shipment of
crossarms for telephone poles. which are being
sent to New York. There so tons of the
crossarms and this is said to be the first ship
ment of this kind that has been sent out of this
port to the Atlantic coast In addition TO the
crossarms the Falcon will have six carloads of
wool for New York and 5000 tons of grain for
San Francisco.
Four cargoes of coal from the Pelaw Main and
Richmond collieries located in New South Wales
will be delivered in Portland during this season.
the cargoes amounting in all to about 20 900
tons. according TO William Smellie. representing
j. & A. Brown, colliery proprietors of Newcastle,
\. S. W, who was in town today.
Two Hartman steamers, the Beaver and the
Breakwater, sailed this morning with full pas
senger lists, the latter being loaded to capacity
with human freight The Beaver goes to San
Francisco with 305 cabiu passengers and 2 100
tons of freight. The Breakwater had 110 pas
sengers and 250 tons Of freight for Coos bay.
The Norwegian steamer Jethou. 2, 7S1 tons net,
was fixed this morning by Balfour. Guthrie &
Co for cargo of lumber to China, and the
barkentine Lahaina reported as being taken
for a cargo OF lumber to Australia
For cargo of about 1900, 600 feet of lumber
for China. the British steamer Coulsdon, 2 7s9
tons net register, Captain Wilford. arrived in
the river tonight from Victoria aud viii start
loading at the Inman-Poulsen mills Monday
morning. 1t is under charter to Balfour Guthrie
& Co.
The Norwegian steamer Elsa today finished
loading a cargo of 100000 feet of lumber
which is being shipped to Manila for the United
States government by Balfour. Guthrie & Co.
Carrying 5000 sacks of cement and 43O tons
of general MERCHANDISE the steam schooner
Claremont. Captsin Christensen. arrived at Couch
street dock from San Francisco this morning. 1t
will go TO Grays Harbor tonight 10 load lumber
After undergoing repairs at the Willamette
iron and steel works for four weeks the light
house tender Heather was ready for sea before
noon today.
There incipient strike among the sailors
aboard of the steamer Johan Poulsen, which Is
loading lumber at kalama for San Francisco
but they soon returned to work
Arrived-Steamer Caiania. from San Fran
cisco: steamer Sue H. Elmore. from Tillamook:
barge Amy Turner, from San Francisco
Saied-Steamer Breakwater, for Coos bay;