The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-22
Marine News
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND, Feb. 21.-The towboat Ockla-
hama moFed the British steamer River Clyde
from the Inman- Pousen mills yesterday to the
North Pacific mills, sitter which IL went to As
tcria TO bring the schooner Irene to Stella
After finishing diseharging its cargo at Oak
street dock the steam schooner Saginaw, Cap
tain Nalvig which arrived from San Francisco
yesterday morning, will go 10 Willapa for a
cargo Of lumber On the way up the river it
discharged 1900 kegs of powder at Martins
Blum.
Blunts reef light vessel No. IS, stationed of
Cape Mendocino. will be replaced temporarily
by relief light vessel No SO about March 10. ac-
couding 10 advices received by Commander Eli
colt this morning from the inspector of the
British steamer GIenaffric moved from the St
Johns mills yesterday 10 Imam Poulsen mills
and resumed loading lumber this morning for
Chinese ports
1t was reported this morning that the British
ship Glenholm, Captain williams has been
fixed for general cargo from Hull and Antwerp
10 Portland. 1t Is under charter TO Henry Lund
a. Co. and is consigned 10 Taylor, Young & Co.
here. II may come By way of San Francisco.
ASTORIA, Feb 2l-Steamer Olympic sailed
Sunday with a cargo Of lumber for San Fran
cisco.
steamer Yellowstone cleared at the custom
5GO 600 feet of railway ties loaded at st. Helens
and 100000 feet Of ties loaded at Goble.
Steam schooner Hornet arrived this morning
from San Francisco 20 load lumber at the Brix
mill at Knappton.
arrived Sunday from San Pedro, after
eventful and fairly fast passage. 1t will load
railroad ties at Stella for a return TO San
steam schooner Thomas L. Wand arrived this
morning from San Francisco to load lumber for
oil tank steamer Rosecrans arrived today from
San Francisco with a cargo Of fuel oil
Steamer Ramona arrived Sunday from Coos
bay with freight and passengers
Steamer Rose City arrived today from San
Francisco with freight and passengers.
OIL tank steamer W. S. Porter left for San
Francisco this morning after having discharged
steamer Yellowstone. with cargo of lumber
for San Francisco, went TO this morning.
Steamer Johsn Paulsen, which sailed for san
Francisco Sunday. carries cargo Of l5O,000 feet
Of lumber loaded at Linnton, sc, 600 feet loaded
at Prescott, 800, 600 feet loaded at Rainier and
10000 feet loaded at the Astoria box company
plant.
British ship Leyland Brothers has been char
tered to load lumber to South Africa The YES
sci arrived here March G, 1908, and has been
lying Idle since that time. With the chartering
craft in the river has been reduced to three yes
sells The British bark Donna Francisco arrived
n I Rrs fe ran ca@ 9r Inc inc f sae nt
werp. The Affair is third and last of the dis
engaged fleet, having arrived october %. 1909.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1.-Arrived-Steamer
George w Elder from Portland; steamer Gov
ernor from Seattle; steamer Homer, from San
Bias; tug Hercules. from San Francisco, with
Bellingham; L. s. s. Whipple, Truxton, Hop
kins Stewart. Lawrence, GOldsborough, Perry,
Hull and Preble from San Diego.
Subsistence Fair Oaks. for Grays Harbor
steamer Rainier, for Puget sound; steamer Fran
els II. Leggett, from Eureka
SEATTLE, Feb. 21.--Arrived: Steamer MAYER
lex from Tacoma; British steamer Teucer, from
Tacoma; steamer Watson. from sound ports.
Sailed-Steamer Colonel T. L. Drake, for San
Francisco towing barge 3; steamer Maverick, for
San Francisco; British steamer Teucer, for Vic
( toria-
TACOMA, Feb. 21.-Arriyed: Norwegian
steamer TricoloE from Comox; steamer Queen,
I from San Francisco.
Sailed-French bark Marthe Roux. for United
Kingdom: steamer Watson. for sound ports;
British steamer Teucer. for Seattle.
BREMERToN. Feb. 21.-Arrived: United
States steamer Galveston, from San Francisco.