The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07

B-uliery. which ran into the washouts
e. Palisade canyon last week on their
way 10 the coast
Everything is ready to receive them,
and the moment they reach the Oak
land mole they viii be rushed across
tie bay on the tug Slocum.
The other troops that are to sail on
the Logan are on board. Yesterday
they We're given shore leave and as
they numbered more than 800, they
caused unusual life on the water front.
They ali had money, which they spent
with a free hand. There are 80 officers
snd their families on the transport and
these attracted many visitors to the
vessel yesterday.
There VIII be 1.f0O all told on the
vessel when ii leaves the dock today.
Liner Alameda Sails
The Oceanic steamship company s
liner Alameda sailed for Honolulu at
SIS o'clock last night 1t carried 65
cabin passengers. and TO bid them fare
We'll large number of friends gathered
on the dock
This viii be the last trip Of the Ala
mcda for several months, as on its re-
O.. turn ID will undergo an extensive over
-IaulnE
Its place on the run will be taken
. by the Sierra This vessel has been
placed I'm splendid condition. It's Of
licers VIII be Captain II. c. Houdlette;
Lsomas G. smith, purser; Samuel
30 church. chief engineer, and C Carleton.
Cllef steward. 1t viii sail for Homo
lulu March 26
Steamer DakOtah Damaged.
D. The British steamship Dakotah.
= which arrived at Yokohama on Satur-
QaE. was badly damaged by a tYphoon
shortly before reaching that port.
which viii necessitaCe the steamer un-
-dergOing repairs. The Dakotah sailed
from this port February 6 with large
long TO the Standard oil company.
Attract Much Attention.
=. The two great liners, the Mongolia
: nd the Tenyo Maru. as they lay along
side one another at the Pacific Mail
dock, attracted much attention yester-
= day. Both We're freshly painted ana as
- AN as whistles. The Mongolia will
o. for the Orient tomorrow with a
/ --e passenger list, and the Tenyo
\ m viii sail for the far east March
Brings Many Passengers.
. The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's steamer Governor Captain Jep-
son. arrived here yesterday 81 hours
.. from Seattle with a large number of
passengers
=: sails for New York.
: The American ship Manga Reva, Cap
stain Townsend, sailed for New York
yesterday Win a cargo OF S6leIdl nlef-
chandise. The ship has had quick dis
patch, having arrived in this port jan
-uary 4 from Philadelphia.
Large OIL Arrivals.
Oil arrivals from the south yester-
dav amounted 10 $1,000 barrels. OF
.1his number II. 900 barrels came on
board the schooner Santiago, Captain
Mcdonald. which was toWed up by the
tug Navigator from Monterey. 1t comes
TO the Associated oil company The
steamer Santa Maria, Captain Curtis.
brought 10000 barrels from Port San
Louis TO the Union oil company.
sails for Honolulu.
The American Hawaiian steamship
g Nevadan, Captain Greene. sailed for
honolulu and Hilo yesterday. 1t car
ried a large cargo of merchandise
which included a lot of supplies for
the government posts at Honolulu.
MaripOsa In Dry Dock.
The Oceanic steamship Mariposa is
fn the dry dock at Hunters Point
where il is receiving a thorough over
hauling. IT viii sail for Tahiti Thurs
day, March 10.
Lumber Arrivals.
Lumber arrivals from the north coast
yesterday by sea amounted to 3,27S 900
feet