The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16

Pedro direct late this evening with lumber from
steam schooner Vanguard arrived from San
Francisco this afternoon with freight and pas
, sengers. 1t will load lumber at Fields landing
Steamer Ravalli crossed in from San Fran
cisco today and proceeded to Samoa, where
lumber is being loaded for the return trip
Following the Ravalli In was the Aberdeen,
which Will load lumber at Fields landing for
Steam schooner North Fork arrived from San
Francisco late this afternoon. and after dis
charging freight proceeded to Arcata Tor
The charter Of the British bark Battle Abbey,
1.465 tons, is reported 1t is to load iumner
at the Little River lumber company wharf for
The barkentine James Johnson, will arrive
here from San Francisco next Monday in tow of
a tug and will load rough clear lumber at bay
points for Australian ports. The James Johnson
has visited this port several times
ABERDEEN July 15-Arriyals today include
the steamers Fair Oaks. Daisy Freeman and
Norwood and the bark Newsboy.
Steamers Capistrano and -Tamalpais sailed to-
Schooner Sailor Boy recently purchased by II
syndicate after four years of idleness. will go
to Montesano to- load lumber.
Schooners Robert Hind, W. j. Patterson and
Sophie Christensen are here without charter
Schooner G. W. Watson is on the way from
Honolulu without charter
Schooner A. B. Jackson has completed load
Ing, but will not go TO sea until the first OF
the week.
Steamer NJ S. Dollar went to Hoquiam to-
day to take on the remainder of its Grays Har-
Dor order of lumber.
Steamer g. Lindsay. the first large vessel to
make the venture crossed the Kuskokwim river
bar safely and reached Bethel June 2S- 1t car
ried large number of Idtarod stampeders. who
and then cross the divide to the Yukon water
| shed. The Lindsay is owned by an Aberdeen
syndicate, who purchased 1t at Baltimore and
brought it around the horn.
PORTLAND, July 15.-The American bark
Pactolus is expected to finish lumber cargo at
the Inman Pousen mills next Tuesday. The
cargo will measure 100000 feet and is des-
tined for Capetown The vessel is being dis
! patched by Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
| Steamer Newport, Captain Parsons, sailed this
morning for Coos bay and the Coquile river.
1t carried general freight.
| The Falcon sailed tonight for San Francisco
| to connect with the big liners of the company
| for Salna Cruz, the Pacific coast terinal OF
the Tehauntepec railroad. Its outward cargo is
wool, 100 tons of salmon for New York and
100 tons of mill stuff for San Francisco.
due to arrive here Monday from San Francisco.
Advance sheets show that it will bring light
| phur. The Rygja, it is understood will take out
a large shipment OF -four.
| ASTORIA, July 15.-The steamer Sue II. Ell
more arrived this morning from Tillamook with
freight and passengers.
British ship Coulsdon. with lumber for China,
| went to sea this afternoon.
! Steamer Eureka, with passengers and general
| merchandise, sailed for Eureka this morning.
| Steam schooner Washington sailed this morn
i ing for San Francisco with lumber. 1t has been
| in charge of the officers who were in command
of the steam schooner J. Marhoffer at the time
| 1t burned.
| TACOMA, July 15.-Arriyed-Steamer Bertha,
| from Alaska: schooner p. ]. Adler. from Alaska.
| Sailed-Steamer Tallac for Everett.
SEATTLE. July 15.-Arrived-Steamer North.
Sampson, from San Francisco; steamer Hyades,
| from Tacoma; steamer Atlas, towing barge No.
from San nj. Traneiseq United States steamer
Sailed-Steamer President, for San Francisco.