The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

Rock; steamer ]. B. Stetson. San Diego; U. o. $
BHffalo. San Diego.
Saiied-steamer Santa Rosa. San Diego;
mel, Portland; steamer william H. Murphy. Eu-
reka; steamer Carlos Willapa; steamer Shasta,
Columbia river: steamer James S. Higgins. Fort
Bragg; steamer Nakoms. Winslow: steamer
William Renton. Port Townsend L. S. ): But
fslo, San Francisco.
PORTLAND, July 30.-on the first voyage
that ii has ever made south of San Francisco
since il built five years ago. the steamer
Johan poulsen, Captain Lancaster sailed tonight
for the trip by Clark & Wilson of that place
and it cleared with 100000 feet of lumber
The charter was reported this morning OF the
Norwegian steamer Tricolor, Captain Evardsen.
for a cargo of lumber from this port to Aus
tralis. The Tricoor is vessel Of 1851 tons
three years ago 1t took out 3,555.ooo feet OF hr.
II is now out - days from Victoria for Nome
City, and il is expected that 1t will arrive
here early next month to begin loading.
The Norwegian steamer Titania, Captain
cargo here will sail tomorrow morning for
Comox to bunker, after which it will return
TO this port for a cargo of lumber for Aus
traIa. 1t is under charter to Heatley Co.
and viii be loaded by j. ]. Moore d Co.
In tow the cement. barge Gerard C.. Tobey
left down for Stella today to load ties for
San Francisco.
Laden with 1000 eases of cheese. 80 tons OF
general freight and tons OF fresh fish, the
steamer Sue II. Elmore. Captain Schrader ar
rived from Jillamook at O'Clock this morning.
1t had 2s passengers
Carrying passengers and freight, the steamer
Eureka sailed for Eureka tonight.
1t discovered this morning that the
grillage of the old Madison street pier, which
was of wood, was the cause of the delay to the
to point six feet below the bed of the river
and the buoyance of the wood in the grillage
caused it to work up through the hole left by
the pier. From the marks on II, the corner
was sticking 10 when the Riverdale passed over
/ it, When the steamer struck 1t, the grillagt
| turned over its side and thus held the YES
/ UndamaHeC
and, had the cause been known. it could easily
have been extrieated without any tightening.
Arrived-Stesmer Washington. San Francisco
Sailed-Steamer Thomas L. Wand, Grays Har
Dor; steamer Shna-Yak, San Pedro.
ASTORIA, July So-Steam schooner Glare
mont. which arrived q few days ago with .
cargo of asphalt and general merchandise, sailed
! today for Grays Harbor to load lumber.
Schooner Bangor is loading a cargo of lumber
at the knsppton mill. That plant is cutting
foreign cargo of 100000 feet, which is TO bt
shipped on tramp steamer in the near future
Steam schooner Washington arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco with a general cargo.
Steam schooner Yosemite sailed today for SaT
Pedro with cargo of 100000 feet of lumber
principally ties, loaded at St Helens and ha
lama.
Word was received today that the steamer
Newport. which left up the river last evening
IS aground at Walkers island, and steamer
has been sent to help float it.
Steamer Golden Gate arrived this morning
with freight and passengers from Tillamook.
Steamers Capistrano Jethou. Daisy Freeman
and Nome City are due to arrive this evening OF
tomorrow morning from san francesca.
Tank steamer J. A. Chanslor sailed last even
ing for Gayiota after discharging its cargo OF
fuel oil 1t is the vessel that stood by. the
steamer Beaver for several hours when the lat
ter went on the sands in the lower harbor last
Wednesday morning and made several attempts
TO pull the stranded craft into deep water. Dur
ing one of the pulls the Chanslor's line parted
and the vessels afterrail was badly wrecked.
SEATTLE, July 0.-Arrived-Steamer Victo-
ria. Tacoma; steamer Queen. Skagway; steamer
Meteor. Dupont; steamer Lucy Sen. San Fran
cisco; L. $. :. Cheyenne, San Francisco; steam
er Mackinaw Tacoma.
SafIed-Steamer Meteor, Skagway; steamer
Umatilla, sound ports.
TACOMA, July -Arrived-Steamer Una
tnlla, sound ports; Japanese steamer Panama
Maru. Seattle.
Sailed-Steamer Victoria, sound ports; German
steamer Nicaria, west coast and Hamburg.
ABERDEEN, July 30.-Business in marine cir
eles in the last two days has been extremely
dull. The steamer Claremont was the only ar
rival today.