The San Francisco call., 1910-01-21
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
| Special Dispatch 10 The Call

PORTLAND, Jan. 20.-With the opening Of
the spring trade there will be a steamship line
from Portland to Alaska. The steamer st. Hell
ems, when it goes on the Nome run, viii leave its
cargo at northern points. II viii connect at St.
Michael with the Yukon river steamer Julia B,
and a great part of the freight probably will go
10 points on that river
red lo9. GA bushels Of wheat. valued at $120.642
The vessel is bound for Queenstown for orders
and is under charter to the Portland Touring
The steamer St Helens arrived tonight from
San Francisco with LOCO tons OF cement and oil
for the Monarch oil company.
The Armeria will take relief light vessel No
80 20 Dmatila reef to relieve No 60 today If
possible The latter viii 60 10 Port Angeles for
The French bark Belen. Captain Bougdrot ar
rived at the Pacific coal bunkers this morning in
tow Of the ockiahama. 1t has LOCO tons of coal
for this place While at Astoria it discharged
1000 tons. AS soon the bark is discharged 1t
will proceed to New Caledonia in ballast, where
The wife and sister In law OF Captain Bougdrot
are with him. his wife having been every voy-
age Of the bark for the last eight years.
ASTORIA, Jan. 2O.-Steamer Jim Butler sailed
today with cargo Of lumber for San Francisco
Steam schooner Wasp. having discharged its
cargo Of powder left this morning for Grays
Harbor 10 load lumber 'for San Francisco
Steamer Breakwater sailed this morning for
Coos bay with freight and passengers
Four masted schooner Irene, with a cargo Of
railroad ties from Stella for San Pedro, was
toHed to sea this morning.
Steam schooner ]. Marhofer, which has been
held up here by a libel against its cargo, left
for San Francisco this morning.
Steamer NJ S. Dollar, after having taken on
a partial cargo Of lumber at Knappton for Mel
bourne, has gone up the river TO finish.
Steamer Coaster cleared at the custom house
today for San Francisco with a cargo Of 600 600
feet Of lumber loaded at the Hammond lumber
companys plant.
British steamshop NJ. S. Dollar cleared today
for Melbourne, Australia, via Portland with 1o0,-
600 feet OF lumber loaded AT Knappton and $50,
600 feet which it viii take on at Rainier. The
balance Of the vessels cargo VIII be loaded at
came in II cleared from here for Tacoma. as
Knappton IS IN the Puget sound customs district
and IL was expected ii would be compelled TO
clear from Tacoma for Astoria. but the deputy
collector from Tacoma failed to put in ap-
pearance in time, so the steamships papers were
filed az the local Office.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20-Arrived: Steamer
from Grays Harbor; steamer Carlos. from Aber-
deen: steamer J. B. Sfetsop, from Portland /;
steamer Princess Ena. from Seehart, p. c.
Sailed: Steamer Santa Rosa. for San Fran
cisco; steamer Francis II. Leggett, for Eureka :;
steamer Daisy Freeman, for Willapa harbor;
steamer Helen 2. Drew. for Greenwood; steamer
Olympic. for Bellingham; steamer Redondo. for
Coos bay: steamer katherine, for Port Los An
geles. schooner r. c. Slade. for Grays Hsrbor
bsrkentine Kohala. for Port Townsend
TACOMA, Jan. 2O.--Arrived-Schooner J. H.
Lunsmann. winslow; British steamer Chatham,
Vancouver.
Saiied-steamer Delhi. San Pedro; steamer
Watson. Seattle
SEATTLE. Jan. -Arrived-steamer City of
Puebla, sound ports; steamer President. San
sailed~steamer Colonel E. L Drake Tacoma;