Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO. Feb. s.-Arrived-United
states collier Justin from San Francisco
steam schooner Dispatch from Eureka
steamship Santa Rosa from san Diego;
gas schooner San Diego from san Diego;
schooner Dauntless from Grays Harbor;
schooner William H Smith from Tacoma;
schooner Omega from Coos Bay; schooner
Schome from Gray's Harbor; schooner MIN
ME A. Cane from Aberdeen; schooner Car
oline from Umpqua Rlyeri schooner LOU
tie Bennett from Tacoma.
Sailed-Steamship Santa Rosa for san
Francisco via Redondo and santa Baf-
bara; steamer Hanalei for San franclseo
direct; steam schooner Rainier Tor Puget
Sound via san Francisco; steam schooner
Centralia for Grays Harbor via San Fran
cisco; steam schooner Capistrano for Gray
Harbor via san Francisco; steam schooner
san Gabriel for Umpqua River; steam
schooner Fair oaks for Gray's Haroor via
san Francisco.
Seven Windjammers Arrive
A reminder of old sailing days was
brought to old timers today when SIX -FOUR
mast and one bald-headed schooner ar
rived within an hour and anchored outside
with cargoes aggregating 5,0O0'oOo rect OF
lumber awaiting tugs to bring them IN
side. The arrival of beealmed ana oo1l- par
mon occurrences in the days before the
steam schooner monopolized the greater
part of the lumber business.
AtAA''A'-O
Caine Capt. Ashe, twelve days, and the
Dauntless, Capt. Jansen, and Sehome, capt
Daneydg fourteen days from Gray's Harbor;
the w. H. Smith, Capt. Ross. twelve GAYS
and the Lottie Bennett, Capt. Rasmussen,
nine days from Tacoma; the Caroline Capt:
Westerdahl, seven days from umpqna anu
the Omega, Capt Nyman, eleven days from
Coos Bay. tn.
All reported smooth passages, with
neither Gains nor storms. and 1t was an
unusual incident that the seven shoala
arrive together
Cargo of Salt from San Diego.
The gasoline schooner San Diego Capt.
Knowles, arrived today from san Diego
with a cargo of fifty tons of salt for the
San Pedro salt works. On account OIL the
damage to the salt works rev weeks
ago from food waters the production mere
has been limited and the firm has peeh
unable to keep up with orders TO supply
the deficiency the cargo was brought from
the salt works at South San Diego.
II is reported that the schooner is to
run regularly between here and san Diego
with trips down the coast to Ensenaua'
She will sail south tomorrow
Excursion to Mexico
The Pacific Coast company's little steam,
er Curacao is still laid up for repairs ana
the steamer Senator Will make another
trip to Guaymas and other Mexican ports
on the regular schedule of the smaller
steamer For this trip an excursion mas
heen arranged for which special rates have
heen announced. The Senator has extern
eive cabin accommodation and large
social hall. making her well fitted for an
excursion party. She will call here Tor
passengers on the excursion March 3.
Miscellaneous Notes
The steamer Despatch Capt. Carey.
arrived today from Eureka with 66o'ooO
feet of lumber for the Paclnc LUMBER
company at Wilmington.
The United States collier Justin, capt
Merriweather, arrived today from san
Francisco with cargo of coal and sup
plies for the torpedo fotilla
The steamer San Gabriel Capt Green
sailed today for Umpqua in ballast to re-
load lumber for the Kerckhoff- Gunner Lum-
ber company
The steamer Centralia. Capt Ericsson
sailed today for Gray's Harbor via San
Francisco with passengers and in ballast
to reload lumber.
The steamer Capistrano, Capt. klose,
sailed today in ballast for Gray's Harbor
to reload lumber
The Campanero. Capt William Banning'f
private steam yacht, sailed today FOR AV-
alon with a party of friends of the owner
The steamer Hanalei. Capt. Mcfarland
sailed today for San Francisco with pas
sengers and freight for the independent
Steamship company
THE schooner Fearless has arrived at Ia
| coma from Bellingham to load lumber fol-
| San Pedro.
The big steam schooner klamath has ar
rived at Portland TO load lumber for San
| Pedro.
The steamer Santa Monica is at the
| American mill and the steamer Carmel al