Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
Shipping News

SAN PEDRO June 27.-Arrived Mexican
tug Cona, from Manzanillo; steam schooner
Delhi, from Aberdeen via San Francisco; steam
schooner Centrala, from Grays Harbor via
San Francisco; steam schooner klamath from
Seattle via san Francisco; steamship George
W. Elder, from Portland via San Francisco;
schooner Alert eleven days from Astoria;
steam schooner W. H. Murphy. from Eureka
direct; oil steamer Whittier. from Ventura;
steam schooner Hornet, from Port Angeles via
Port Los Angeles
Sailed: Steamer Watson for Seattle via San
Francisco; steam schooner Sna-Yak for Seattle
via San Francisco; schooner Sadie, for Uum-
qua River, in ballast; u. ST submarines Gram
pus and Pike, navy tug Fortune and collier
Justin, for San Diego; steam schooner Marsh
field for Santa Catalina, Lower California via
Sar Diego; U. s. S. Slocum, for san Fran
CISCO with barge Ell Aquador in tow; steam
schooner Phenix, for Eureka via Redondo;
steam schooner Centrala, for San Diego; oil
steamer Whittier, for Ventura.
The Mexican tug Colima. Captain Lock.
rived today from Manzanillo for repairs, en-
route to Seattle, where she has been sold.
The steamer klamath, Captain Jahnsen ar
rived today from Seattle with 1913, 900 feet of
lumber.
The steamer Delhi, Captain McClements ar
rived today from Grays Harbor with $4,000
feet of lumber.
The steamer Watson, Captain Woods, sailed
today for San Francisco and Puget Sound with
$50 tons of freight and a full list of pas
sengers.
The steamer shna-Y Yak, Captain Hutton.
sailed today for Portland with 500 tons of
cement.
he steamer George w. Elder, Captain Jes-
sen, arrived this morning from San Francisco
anG Portland with passengers and freight for
the North Pacific Steamship company, and
will sail for return tomorrow.
The steamer William H. Murphy, Captain
Corning arrived today from Eureka with 100000
feet of redwood and proceeded to Wilmington
to discharge. She took the berth of the steam
er Temple e. Dorr, Captain Ravens, which
sailed for Eureka to reload.
The steamer Centralia, called today to land
passengers and discharge 100000 feet of lum-
ber, and proceeded to San Diego with S5O, 900
feet, remainder of cargo.
The schooner Alert Captain Hansen, Is dis
Charging 729,O00 feet of lumber at the E. X
Wood wharf, loaded on Columbia river.
The steamer Marshield, Captain Dettmers,
sailed today for Santa Catalina, Lower Cali
forna to load onyx for San Diego.
The u S. tug Slocum, Captain Smith, sailed
today for San Francisco with the barge Ell
Aguador which has been used for several
years to carry water to Catalina Island, in
tow The government has bought the barge
from the Bannings She will be converted into
a steamer and used to carry supplies to the
posts around San Francisco bay.
The steamer Phoenix, Captain kaln sailed
today for Redondo Beach with a partial cargo
of ties and will proceed to Eureka to reload.
The government dredger San Pedro, having
completed the work of deepening the turning
has been taken to the government reservation
near Deadmans island and will soon begin
we. k deepening the entrance to the harbor to
hte 81 ne depth. The balance Of the appropri-
alton for the turning basin vii be used Tor
This work July 1 the appropriation on the
new proiect of deepening the inner harbor up
as far as the turning basin to thirty feet VIII
be available.