The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02

cropped north of the bar Sunday by the steamer
Lakme. which had towed it up the coast from
San Francisco. was towed into pert this morning
by the tug Ranger and has started loading rough
clear redwood from the various bay mills for Aus
tralia.
The Lakme was forced to abandon the Minnie
A. Caine In a gale that was carrying both vesseis
northward up the coast. The schooner was Forced
to beat It's way back TO the bay after the storm
passed and was unable to return until this morn
Ing. four days late.
The steamer Alliance. recently purchased by
the North Pacific steamship company, was sched-
first voyage to Eureka in about five years The
Alliance will call in at Coos bay on the trip
down the coast and will arrive at Humboldt bay
sunday, dnaugurating 10 day service on the
Coos Portland run. Monday afternoon
at o'clock the Alliance will sail from the
foot of street for the north.
There tramp steamer at each end OF
HUMBOLDT bay today both Britishers, and both
loading lumber for Australia. The Riverdale was
rived from San Francisco yesterday, was at Fields
Landing wharf.
Los ANGELES, Dec. Arrived: Japanese
cruisers Asama and Kasagi, from San Francisco;
steamers Governor. from San Diego: Melville Dol
lar. from San Francisco: Admiral Sampson, from
Seattle; barkentine Arago' from Coos bay
Sailed: Steamers Governor. for Seattle; Fran
els H. Leggett. for Eureka Riverside, for Re-
dondo Beach Bowdoin. for Samoa: Samoa. for
for Ancon; schooners William H. Smith for Ia
coma; King Cyrus, for Astoria.
ABERDEEN, Dec. There is only one steam
er the Norwood, doing eoastwise loading in the
harbor this afternoon all others having cleared
for California ports. including the Fair Oaks,
which left late this afternoon.
There is sailing craft under orders, an un-
usual condition in the harbor.
Word has been received from Congressman
Humphrey that he will use his influence toward
securing an appropriation for Grays Harbor.
Sehooners Espada and W. J. Patterson and
steamer Daisy Mitchell sailed from the lower
harbor today
PORTLAND. Dec. In a high tide late
Wednesday afternoon the steamer G. X. Went
worth of the Hosford fleet grounded on the Ore
hoI Rain Mo
Dixon and NJ. F. Henderson attempted 10 haul il
into deep water yesterday, but failed. The
With pig iron from Limerick. the French bark
Mtchelet yesterday entered at the custom house.
The steamer Alliance cleared for Eureka and
Carrying coal for the Columbia river light
from Puget sound and viii report at Astoria
after discharging the fuel
In getting an early start Yesterday morning
and shifting from the lower harhor to the Port
land mill to load lumber, the steamer Rainier
earned the distinction OF being the first ocean
going vessel to pass beneath the draw OF the
Hawthorne avenue bridge.
Balfour Guthrie & Co. have fixed she British
ship Balmoral TO load here in January for the
The French bark vincennes left today. wheat
laden and VIII be followed tomorrow or Sunday
has aboard 129 002 bushels of wheat.
The Norwegian steamer Biornstjerne Bjornsen
shifted yesterday afternoon TO Oceanic dock.
where it will finish and get away next week as
win the French ship Thiers.
terday. is expected to be ready for cargo in 10
days, and the Portland fonring mills company.
its charterers, plan to have its cargo floating by
The. Glenholm shifted yesterday to Martins
dock for cargo.
PORTLAND. Dec ARRIVED: Steamer w
S. Porter. barge Amy Turner from San Fran
cisco; French bark Michelet. from Limerick
Sailed: Steamer Alliance, for Coos bay and
Eureka.
SEATTLE, Dec 1-Arrived: setos from Ham
burg; barkentine Kohala, from Eagle Harbor.
Safled-Steamer Tampico. for San Francisco;
steamer AriZonian for Honolulu: steamer Ku-
merle. for Eagle HarboF; steamer Watson, for
San Francisco steamer Northwestern, for Valdez.
ASTORIA, Dec. 1.-Steamer Roanoke sailed to-
day for San Francisco and San Pedro with
The schooner Annie NJ Campbell arrived last
evening from San Francisco and will load lumber
Tank steamer W S Porter arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco with cargo of OIL
Tug Defiance sailed today for San Francisco
having in tow the barge Tobey, lumber laden, for
steam schoone. F. s. Loop sailed today for
at halama.
VICTORIA, B. c.. Dec. The steamship
Lonsdale, which arrived from ManzaniIlo and
Salina Cruz today, on fire eight days while
at The fire was confined to the mid
ship bunker on the port side and did little dam
age to the vessel.
Chief Steward ]. F. Gadsen died while the
Lonsdale at Salina Cruz
SAN PEDRO, Dec The Japanese training
SHIPS ASama and kaSAgl4e Rear Admiral \ aShtrO
commanding, arrived this morning and anchored
In the outer harbor The officers and men will
be entertained by members of the Japanese col
ony here and in Los Angeles The cruisers will
remain here nine days and then proceed to South
America via Central American ports
Passenger and freight steamer Governor called
today, bound from San Diego for Seattle via Re
dondo Beach and San Francisco.
Government dredger San Pedro resumed opera
tions in the inner harbor today after alterations
permitting 1t to dredge to depth of so feet had
been made.
Steamer Riverside completed the discharge of
a part cargo of lumber here and cleared for Re
dondo and Ventura. carrying 100000 feet for
the former and 100000 feet for the latter port.
went to sea today In ballast. the former for Ia
coma and the latter for Astoria, TO load return
cargoes of lumber. other departures included the
steamers Francis III. sLeggett for Eureka, the
Bowdoin for Samoa direct and the Samoa for
Caspar via San Francisco.
Bids for filling the gap in the government
breakwater at the shore and for distance of
.960 feet out were opened today by Lieutenant
Charles Leeds and Captain w. P. Stockey en-
gneers in charge. The appropriation available
for the work is $3.50, 600.
After dscharging part cargo at Redondo
harkentne Arago arrived from Coos bay with
ESQ 600 feet of lumber.
Steamer Melville Dollar called here tonight
bound from San Francisco for Ancon Panama
After loading 200 tons of freight IT proceeded
Passenger and freight steamer Admiral Samp-
son arrived tonight from Seattle via San Fran
cisco. 1t viii clear for the return voyage Satur-
day.