The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05

passengers The Kilpurn will sail on the return
trip Monday morning.
The steamer Acme left this port late this aft
ernoon with cargo of lumber loaded at Arcata
wharf. The Acme also carried a consignment OF
mail.
The establishment of regular launch service
between Eureka and Crescent City is being con-
Anchor Line launch company Several trips up
the coast TO Crescent City have already been
made, and 1t is Thought that during the summer
months a launch service employing large, sea
going gasoline launches would prove popular.
President +. W. Georgeson of the Humboldt
chamber of commerce has announced the ap-
pointment of G. w. Fenwick, manager of the
hammond lumber company, Collector or the Fort
4. Campbell and CAPTAIN A. c. Tibbetts secre-
tsry Of the HUMBOLDT lumber manufacturers as
ISOLATION, as the commttee in the matter OF
securing the equipment of all vessels operating
IN the regular passenger or freight trade wlth
this port with wireless apparatus, and also the
equipment of the Humboldt lumber manufse-
turers' associations tugs Ranger and II. H.
Buhne with the same apparatus.
Arrlyed-Steamer Saginaw, from san fran
cisco; steamer Argyll from no,sra San franclsc0'
! Sailed-Steamer Rose City. for San Francisco;
steamer Oshkosh, for Tillamook
PORTLAND. June Alt said that new
! to the list of craft now coming here to run L. N
| the Henry Lund & Co. steamship line. The
as the deals for them not yet closed It was
said however that they will both be fixed soon
The sailing vessel win follow sthe British snip
! Glenholm out from Antwerp. Inc German
steamer Augustus. which was the first OF the
steamers on the line to arrive here. will be fol-
lowed by the Norwegian steamer Titania, which
has cargo of general freight from Antwerp.
/ The German steamer Wotan. which will be here
TO load lumber in short time. came around TO
San Francisco on the Lund line.
/ Another sea going raft is ready for sea and 1t
! viii probably be taken down from the Benson
lumber company's camp Sunday or Monday, de-
! pending the arrival in the river of the tug
! Hercules. which is expected tonight or tomor-
steamer s NeWport 1i esptair Parsons. win sail at
! ; o'clock Tuesday night from the Coquille river
! by way of Coos bay.
Laden with 100000 feet of lumber, the steam
schooner Johan Pousen sailed from Rainier this
morning for San Francisco
A ear of oil is being put aboard the tug One
Onta at the Willamette iron and steel WORKS 10
day preparatory to the builders trial trip, whlcn
viii be held Tuesday. The official trial trip VIII
take place about 10 days later.
After bueking head winds for nearly five days
the steam schooner Jim Butler has arrived in the
river from san Francisco and discharged at Mar,
tins Bluff. 1t arrived UP this afternoon and VIII
work tonight.
Because of the difficulty in getting freight tc
the dock due to the teamsters strike the gas
! schooner Oshkosh Captain Latham. sailed fol
Tillamook tonight with only small amount OF
freight.
ABERDEEN, June 4.-Deputy United States
Marshal Statter this morning libeled the steamer
| Centralia in the interest, of Louis Cutler and
Frank Schroeder of Seattle, who alleged that
i they were damaged to the extent OF s5,1V9 py
| the overcrowding of the steamer in April last,
when they secured transportation on the steamer
at san Francisco, and were put to great ineon-
venienee and trouble At the time of the al
! legged violation of the maritime laws with re
spect to passengers made by other passengers
Deputy Inspector O Brien Of this port made an
/ investigation and reported that the charge was
unfounded. 1t was thought the matter had end
ed until the action taken today The owners ol
the Centralia. who reside here, gave bonds IN tne
sum Of $4,000. SO that the steamer VIII not DC
delayed in sailing on schedule time.
Setamer A. @. Lindsay, which has made rec
ord of bringing the first cargo of lumber from
Alaska to Seattle. it being also the nrst cargo ol
lumber from the territory to the United States
was purchased for Aberdeen men at Baltimore
! for the eoastwise trade and brought around the
Horn TO San Francisco and then TO t5rays HarDor
! 1t proved a failure. Those who invested In the
/ receivers sale The steamer was repaired at
heavy expense ana placed in the Alaskan trade,
hut has never been money maker,
Schooners c. A. Thayer and Dauntiess and
ell sailed today.
Los ANGELES, June 4.--Arrved-steamer
! Helen p Drew, from Iversons landing; steamer
Bee from Raymond: steamer Coronado. from
! Aberdeen: schooner Mabel Gale. from Portland
steamer Esther Buhne, from Coos bay.
Sailed--Steamer State of California, for san
| Diego: steamer Thomas l.. Wand. for San Diego'
steamer Norwood for Grays Harbor: steamer
san Francisco: schooner Philippine, for Tacoma
! steamer W j. Patterson, for Grays Harbor.
! TACOMA June 4-Agrived-Amercan ship
! Alexander Gibson. from San Francisco; steamer
Dirigo. from Alaska; steamer Queen, from San
Departed-British steamer Ardmount, for sound
ports: steamer Buchanan for sound ports
steamer Santa Ana, for Seattle; steamer zapora,
fishing cruise.
SEATTLE. June 4-Arrived--Steamer Queen,
from San Francisco; steamer Dirigo, from Ia
Departed-steamer Edith. for Nome; steamer
Santa Maria, for San Francisco; steamer TAM
pico for Nome and ST. Michael
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