The San Francisco call., 1910-06-08
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
I SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Cal

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EUREKA June steam schooner Azalia ar
rived at S:3J O'Clock this morning and is now
loading redwood lumber at Carson's MILL
Steamer City of Topeka, which is to be re-
placed the next regular trip by the steamer
State of California. arrived in port this morning
with freight, mail and passengers. The City Of
Topeka will depart on the return trip tomorrow
morning.
The steam schooner Marshfeld. with redwood
lumber, left this morning for Moss landing. In
addition 10 the lumber cargo for Moss landing.
the Marshfield had go. 600 feet of lumber for
the light station being erected by the govern
landed at Port Mattoe, the landing
below Petrolia. On its way up last week the
Marshfed landed 1s7 tons OF freight at Port
Mattoe for Petrolia.
Advlces received by Agent Simpson OF the
North Pacific steamship company yesterday were
has been laid up in Oakland creek for some
time wi will lea leave San Francisco s, Friday Of this
Thereafter the Eureka Is TO be on regular
schedule between Eureka and Portland. and IL
business justi6es will make Coos bay a regular
port Of call
When the steamer F. a. Kilburn arrives in
port Thursday morning it will be to remain only
a few hours. il is scheduled to return 10 San
Francisco the afternoon of the day
1hls Is que 10 tne iact ina, the sieamer VIII lay
over at San Francisco until Monday TO have its
boilers cleaned
William Peacock Will assume the duties of
agent for the Pacific Coast steamship company in
this city. commencing Friday, July L. Peacock
has been in the company's employ for many
years in this city and is well qualified to FIJI the
office the wharf and handled the freight re-
ceived, but has been acting in the capacity Of
passenger agent for the last two years. Com
mencing on the date mentioned. Peacock viii not
only assume the position of agent but will have
complete charge of all business transacted at
this port by the company, as the office of pas
senger agent Is to be abolished. The uptown
office will still be maintained and will be run by
Elsie Parks. under the supervision of Peacock.
A. c. Stubbe, who has been acting agent
for the company in this city for the last few
years, some weeks ago sent IN his resignation in
order TO accept position with a big hardware
firm in Portland. Ore.
Nat Elery state highway commissioner and
candidate for the republican nomination for gov
ernor who arrived overland yesterday for a
short stav in Humboldt saws work on state
survey ~ tho hay will he commenced before his
departure. The state some time ago appropri-
ated $4,000 for the work. which has in end the
and South bay channels. An engineer will be
left here in charge Of 4, the work
which was to have called here from Portland
THURSDAY, Will go straight through to San Fran
cisco and San Pedro this trip.
LOS ANGELES, June 7.-Arrived-Steamer
President. Seattle; steamer George W. Fenwick
Astoria; steamer San Gabriel Umpqua river;
steamer Santa Barbara, Grays Harbor; steamer
Watson, Seattle; steamer Coos Bay, San Fran
cisco.
sailed-Steamer Nome City, Portland; steamer
Roanoke Portland; nd steamer Ramd Msndaay San
Loggie. Eureka; steamer Katherine. Eureka;
steamer Coos Bay, San Francisco; steamer Edith,
San Clemente island.
days from Hakodate to the mouth OF the Colunl-
bia river the Norwegian steamer Henrik Ibsen,
Asiatic line arrived at 3 o'clock this morning.
The steamers cargo Is made up principally of
lumber, part or wnaen oos Is composed OF lum-
fppines valued at $40 thousand in the rough.
Already about 1900 tons Of foar and 1.5o0. 900
next sailing which will be June 26. Her cargo
will go to China and Japan ports.
freight. the steamer sue H. Elmore. Captain
schrader, will sail tonight for Tillamook.
Laden with 100000 feet of lumber for San
Francisco the steam schooner Jim Butler cleared
this morning at the custom house.
SEATTLE, June 7.Arrlved Steamer Queen,
sound ports; steamer City of Seattle. Sksgway;
steamer Humboldt, Skasway; British steamer
Sailed.u. S. S. Columbine, sound ports: Japa
nese steamer IDaba Maru Yokohama; steamer
Buckman. San Francisco
ASTORIA June 7.-Steam schooner F. s. Loop
arrived this afternoon after long and hard
passage against head winds 1t will load lumber
The bar tug waliula left this morning for
Neah bay with rock barge in tow. During it's
absence the rug Sampson will do duty on the bar.
Four masted schooner SaVator with a cargo
of lumber for San Francisco. was towed to sea
this morning
fuel oil for the Union oil company arrived this
morning from San Francisco
lumber the schooner Omega cleared and is ex. x
pected to sail tomorrow. for Honolulu The
value of cargo is $7,1I2.33
Schooner Oliver j. Olson arrived from San
Pedro.
News from the schooner W. O. Watson is
that It arrived at Hio, although 1t had been
reported here that it was overdue
Schooner Charles r. Watson, which has under.
gone cleaning and oyerhauling. is now having a
new foremast placed.
schooner e. B. Jackson. whose main deck has
been recaIked, was taken to the Lindstrom
yards today to have two new masts placed. As
soon as this work is done it will be loaded
for Callao.
Schooner Manila has completed work of re-
eompIete % cargo at the Wilson mil before nro.
ceedng to Cailao
cargo for Honolulu and win probably san to-
morrow.
Schooner Golden Shore has completed cargo
for Honolulu.
for Hilo.
Steamers Fair oaks and svea arrived.
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