The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS In ALL PARTS OF WORLD


outside The entrance making 1t impossible TO
shift the tow at
After dschargng 500 tons of rock ballast at
Haugheys mill the Cleaner will load coo. 600 feet
OF lumber at the. various bay mills for Aus
tralia 1t is under charter TO the American trad
ing company and will clear for sydney the nrst
week in April.
Steam schooners Ravali and Aurelia, due to
arrive here today from San Francisco, had not
put in an appearance up TO dark this evening. a
strong north wind prevails outside steamer
City OF Topeka. due from the metropolis tomor,
/ row. win also he late account or the heao
wind, it is expected.
Steam schooners Vanguard, North Fork and
Prentss Will depart for southern ports toinor.
row with fun cargoes of lumber. The Vanguard
will carry +oo. coo feet of lumber for San Pedro;
the North Fork has $4,000 and the PrentIss
3I3,0oO feet FOR San Francisco.
+. \ large shipment of building material arrived
Burr. the contractors who are building the North,
/ western Pacific railroad extension, which VIII
connect Eureka and San Francisco.
ASTORIA March oS.-Steamer Kansas City
arrived this morning from San Francisco With
freight and passengers.
Steam schooner Grays Harbor sailed this morn
ing for Grays Harbor 10 load lumber for San
Francisco.
Steam schooner Johan Poulsen cleared Sunday
FOR San Francisco with cargo Of 100. 000 feet
Of lumber loaded at Linnton, l2o 600 feet loaded
AZ the Astoria box company 100000 feet load
ed at Prescott and $50, 900 feet loaded at Raj
nier.
Steam Schooner Despatch, which arrived Sat
urday evening, will load lumber at Rainier and
ST. Helens.
The crippled oil tank steamer Atlas was
brought into port Sunday afternoon in tow or
her sister vessel the tank steamer Asuncion.
The Atlas was en- route from Point Richmond
for Astoria with a cargo of OIL and Captain
Badger. its master. says that at O'Clock Friday
afternoon, when about 20 miles northwest of
Seal rock, the steamer struck some submerged
object, supposed to have been water soaked log
and lost its tail shaft and propeller. Captain
Badger happened to be looking aft at the time
and saw the wheel spin through the water to
one side and then go down. The sea was com
paratively smooth at the time, that the vessel
was in no immediate danger. but signals were
set and a wireless message for assistance sent
About six hours later that evening the oil tank
steamer Asuncion came along and Captain
Bridget put a hawser board at once and TAX
ing the disabled vessel in tow brought 1t up the
coast.
PORTLAND, March 2s.-In tow Of the ockla-
hama, the British ship Leyland Brothers. Captain
to berth in the Jefferson street levee. 1t will
be there until ready TO load lumber for South
sne PaFt Gr neAn ghfhnnse nspector
for the thirteenth district, left this morning for
Cape Mears, where he win make an inspection
of the light station. He will be gone three or
four days.
Steamer Kansas City arrived this afternoon
| from San Francisco. 1t has 242 passengers and
l50o tons of freight, among which is 10 auto
mobiles.
Carving 200 tons of general freight 160 tons
of asphalt. 200 tons of cement and 100 tons of
plaster, the steam schooner Quinault, Captain
kofold, arrived at Oak street this morning at :
O'Clock from San Francisco.
Work on the south jetty at the mouth of the
Columbia river which has been suspended dur
week from tomorrow April s. and the govern
ment engineers making preparations 70
continue the work. 1t is the intention to start
with two barges of rock per day and increase the
amount the weather permits, according to As
sistant Engineer Gerald Bagnell.
LOS ANGELES, March 2S.-Arrived- steamer
Shasta. from Portland; steamer Roanoke. from
Portland: steamer Mann Smith. from Coos bay :;
steamer Yosemite. from Columbia river; steamer
Whittier, from San Francisco; steamer Lucy
Neff. from Coos bay; schooner Fearless, from
Tacoma; steamer. Sadie: from Umpqua river;
steamer A. NJ. Baxter, from Coos bay; steamer
". j. Patterson. from Grays Harbor.
Sailed-Steamer Shna Yak, for Columbia
river; steamer Whittier, for Oleum
SEATTLE, March S.-Arrived-Steamer Ad-
miral Sampson, from san Francisco; steamer
Portland. from Valdez; steamer Governor, from
San Francisco
Sailed-French ship La Perouse for United
Kingdom; steamer Jefferson, for Skagway.
TACOMA March 2S-Arrived-Peruvian bark
Leonida. from Callao; japanese steamer Chicago
Maru. from Seattle
Departed-Steamer Dirigo. for Seattle.