The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

of the Pacific
! tSoecidl Dispatch 10 The Call
EUREKA, April 22.-Steamer E. ]. Dodge and
cisco shortly before midnight last night.
american schooner Cleaner. loaded for Aus
tralia, is barbound account of fog. 1t will
sail as soon possible.
British tramp steamer EPSON. which arrived
mere yesterday from Chile to load for Australia,
moved 10 Fields landing today, where it will
! this morning. 1t started loading at Bayside
ana later moved to the Arcata wharf where it
VIII complete its cargo for the return trip.
steamers Temple Z. Dorr, George W. Elder
and Ravalli, due here from the south arrived off
the bar early this afternoon, but have been
able 10 cross in account of the dense fog over
| hanging the entrance.
| The Elder, which has not been calling at this
port for several months, when south bound from
! Portland. will do so on the next trip relieving
| the traffic congestion at Portland occasoned by
| the wreck of the Santa Clara
! AT the Bendixsen company's shipyard yester-
suay the mill began saving timbers for the
f9eam schooner to be built there for Charles H.
the keel of the vessel will be laid.
Work on the steam schooner Nehalem. being
| built by and for the Hammond lumber company,
! is progressing and it is expected to have it
! ready for launching in about two months. When
| on another steam schooner for the Hammond
company and one for the Freeman company Of
| San Francisco.
Los ANGELES, April 22.-Arrited: United
States steamers Whippe, Perry, Prebe, Trux-
| tun. Stewart Lawrence, Goldsborough, Paul
! Jones and Hull, from Beeeher's cove; steamers
| Santa Rosa, from San Francisco; Helen z. Drew,
from Greenwood; Senator, from San Francisco;
| United States steamer Justin from San Diego;
schooner John A, from Coos bay.
Substituted States steamer Perry. for San
francisco, for docking; steamers Senator, for
! quay mas; Homer, for San Bias; Capistrano, for
| Grays Harbor.
| PORTLAND, April 22-when it leaves next
month for the orient the Norwegian steamer
! Ryg1a, under charter to the Portland and Ash
attic steamship company, will not go to Hong
kong usual, but viii only take in japanese
| ports in order TO bring her schedule around
| that there Will more time between her arrival
| back here and that Of the Ella of the same line.
nearly 100000 feet of lumber aud about 700
tons OF -four for Japan ports. She will sail
British ship Arctic Stream, Captain Dixon,
was rugged today and will begin loading wheat
at Montgomery dock No. tomorrow
King. Captain vollstadt. of the Alaskan salmon
| fleet. left down for Astoria at s o'clock this
p9r4lng pss4i The captain expects TO get away for
Carrying passengers and full cargo of lum-
| Der, the steam schooner klamath. Captain Jo-
| hansen. sailed for San Francisco this afternoon.
:, Announcement was made. this morning by
the British ship CromptoD Captain williams, for
a cargo of wheat to the United Kingdom for
the company has not yet decided whether the
| ship will be loaded here or on Puget sound
The Crompton has been on the disengaged list
on the sound for nearly two years, arriving there
from Santa Rosalia June 8, 1908
British steamer Janeta, which was .hxed yes
! terday by Balfour. Guthrie & Co. will probably
| load wheat Puget sound although it has the
| option OF coming here.
Another craft CARRYING cargo of grain dis
| patched by Kerr. Clifford & Co. left down this
morning. She is the British ship Brabloch Cap
| tain Mckay, and she left the harbor at T:50
| O'Clock this morning in tow of the port of Port
| land towboat Ocklahama. The Brabloch is laden
with 123, s54 bushels of wheat, the value of the
| The Brabloch arrived here with general cargo
| from Antwerp November %. 1908.
| ASTORIA. April 22.-Steamer Sue H. Elmore
arrived this evening from Tillamook with freight
! and passengers
Steam schooner Yosemite arrived this morning
Steamer George II. vosburg arrived from Ne
halem this morning with barge of lumber
Steamer George w. Fenwick arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco and will load lumber at
the Hammond mill for return.
American bark Jabez Howes sailed this morn
ing for Chignik bay. Alaska. with supplies and
crew for the cannery there of the Columbia
River packers association.
OIL tank steamer Rosecrans arrived this morn
Ing from San Francisco this morning with
cargo of fuel oil. Its master was surely not
familiar with the fact that this is the closed
fishing season on the Columbia, as he sent a
wireless to have 12O pounds of fresh salmon
awaiting his arrival and much disappointed
when he could not secure 1t.
Captain Peter NJ. Nelson of San Francisco
President McGregor of the Alaska hshermen's
packing company and he will leave on the
Alaska. to be assistant superintendent of the
company's salmon packing plants in that
interested
salmon fisheries of the Bristol bay district for
number of years. operating salting stations at
h hseress with f the aska agG ne
mems packing company, and the three plants
will be operated in the future under one man.
agement For the present only sailing will be
carried on at kogg lung and Egoshak, but the
intention Is to erect canneries at those points
perhaps next year.
ABERDEEN April 22.-British tramp steamer
Baron, Baron ogilvy Is expected to arrive here from
Sladp'S. Wi feet nf INN
Der for Chinese ports. From Slade's the 0gilvy
VIII shift to the National lumber company's
docks in Hoquam. TO load about 900. 900 feet ad-
ditonal. after which she will sail for the sound
| to finish
sailed for California ports today. The Newburg
and Lindauer got out promptly on their arrival
in the lower harbor, but the Norwood is de-
tanned
Schooners E. h Wood and Edward R. West
are still anchored in the lower harbor.
Schooner A. j. West, loading at the Slade MILL
is expected TO finish tomorrow.
Schooner F. NJ. Slade finished loading at the
Slade mill today and her crew is being signed
She will probably get away to Santa Rosalia,
Mex tomorrow, for which port she is bound.
Barge Wannacutt arrived from the sound with
| the first load of rock for the north side ietty
The work of completing this breakwater will be
neers hope to have the rock placed by the middle
Steamer Norwood had Is passengers and the
Lndauer five for California ports when they
sailed today. The majority came to Grays Har-
Dor from Seattle
SEATTLE, April 22.-Arrived Steamer Oh
son & Mahony, from San Francisco; steamer
Northland, from Sitka; steamer Queen, from San
Francisco; steamer Tampico, from Tacoma.
Sailed-Steamer Argyll. for San Francisco;
steamer Dirigo for Prince OF Wales island
steamer President, for San Francisco; steamer
Maverick. for San Francisco; steamer Lansing,
for San Francisco.
TACOMA April 22.-Arrived: German steamer
Amass, from San Francisco via ports; steamer
Watson from San Francisco.
Sailed: Steamer Hornet, for sound ports.
PORT LUDLOW April 22-SaiIed: Steamer
0kanogan, for San Francisco.
By United Wireless
Friday, April %.