The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18

which is more than day longer than it usually
takes to make the trip.
the gas sloop Condor. Captain Hirsch, has ar
rived in port from Waldport
With a cargo in the neighborhood of 24o. 900
bushels of wheat. the German steamer Augustus.
Captain schuder. will finish loading for the
United Kingdom about Friday. 1t is under
charter TO Bafour. Guthrie & Co.
Carrying 5000 sacks of cement and 124 bar
rels of asphaltum, the steam schooner klamath.
Captain Jahnsen, arrived at Oak street wharf
this afternoon from San Francisco coming
on the west coast steamship line.
It was announced this morning that on its
next sailing from here, which will be May "a,
George W. Elder. Captain Jessen will call at
Eureka its way TO Los Angeles, by way of
San Francisco. in order to take care of the
passengers and freight which here awaiting
transportation to that port
The steamer Roanoke. Captain Dunham,
which sails tonight for San Francisco and Los
Angeles, will not make Eureka and 1t is said
that that port will not be placed on Its sche-
dule again.
ASTORIA, May 17.-Steamer Shasta sailed
| Monday evening for Hoquiam to finish loading
lumber for San Francisco.
Coos bay with freight and passengers.
Steam schooners J. B. Stetson and Klamath
arrived this morning from San Francisco to
Steam schooner Bowdoin arrived Monday
evening from San Francisco TO loa> lumber.
steamer Francis Leggett cleared today for
San Pedro with 100000 feet of lumber loaded
at the Hammond lumber company and 500 00t
feet loaded at Kalama.
Steamer Rose City arrived this morning a day
! late Reported severe northwest winds and that
| il was impossible TO make any headway.
| TACOMA, May 7.--Arrived-Japanese steam
er Seattle Maru from Yokohama.
Departed-Steamers Buckman, for sound ports
Bertha for Seattle.
SEATTLE May I7,-Arrived-s...amers Ber
tha from Tacoma; President and Melville Dol
! lar, from San Francisco; u S. 5. Manning
from Neah bay =. S. s. Armeria, from Astoria
| British steamer Keemun. from Tacoma.
observation-disclosures Melville Dolla, for Ia
coma President, for Everett; U. S. S. Burnside
for Alaska
! ABERDEEN, May 17.-With mass of data
/ collected and forwarded to the Pacific Coast
| steamship company in San Francisco, together
with signed agreements by considerable mum
Der Of businessmen and manufacturers Of
| Crays harbor II is the belief of the members
! of the special committee of the chamber OF
! commerce having this matter in hand wei
as the officers of the chamber, that the Sar
| Francisco company will at last its way
/ clear to put "a package carrier steamer the
1 Grays harbor-San Francisco run. Ii was the
decision of the committee that it would be the
better plan to send all the data to San Fran
representative to look over the field and take
| cognizance of the prospects rather than that
man should be sent from Aberdeen.
large fleet of steamers arrived from Cali
fcrnia points today. The fleet lacuded the
| Chehalis Newburg, Daisy Freeman and Daisy
Mitchell at Aberdeen and the Carlos and Shasta
at Hoquiam big amount of freight was
| hrought and the usual passenger list by the
passenger carriers.
| There were no departures.
The bark Genmaik, loading at IIoluiam fol
Valparaiso. has about finished loading and viii
probably be towed TO the lower bay tomorrow
! II will take about 1,loo,o0o feet Of lumber.
/ at the Wilson mill for Callao. Before Pho
ceeding to the dock it will be placed on thu
marine railway to have its topsides and maiI
1 AntofAgaSta Chile.