The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
Damage to Lightship 70 Amounts to $4,000

viii load redwood lumber for the return trip.
steamer City OF Topeka left for San Francisco
passengers.
Loaded with redwood lumber from the Arcata
wharf. the steam schooner Fulton departed this
afternoon for San Francisco
steam schooner Ravalli departed late this aft
ernoon with a cargo of redwood lumber loaded at
samoa wharves.
F. A. Hooper of Oakland who is a representa-
tive OF the American Hawaiian steamship COM
pany declared today that in the near future his
company VIII complete arrangements whereby 1t
viii be able TO handle freight from New York
destined for this port he interviewed number
or local businessmen yesterday and said that he
received much announcement for the establish
ment of relations between them and his COM
one steamer each week from New York on 80
day schedule to San Francisco. The steamers
proceed from New York to Puerto Mexico, on the
gulf coast OF Mexico. transferring freight by
rail $50 miles 10 Salina Cruz the Pacific
coast, thence reshipping by to San Francisco,
San Diego Los Angeles and Puget sound Re
Gently the company has completed arrangements
for the delivery of freight TO Napa, Vallejo, San
Jose and other cities and towns contiguous 10
San Francisco, and now, II present plans carry,
Eureka will be included in the list.
British tramp steamer Strathspey is due acre
tomorrow from San Francisco to load partial
cargo of redwood lumber for Australian ports for
the American trading company. The Strathspey
VIII be followed here by the River Clyde, both
steamers TO complete their cargoes on Puget
sound.
LOS ANGELES, May 29.-Arrived: Steamer
Santa Rosa. from San Diego; steamer Hanalei.
from San Francisco; steamer Del Norte, from
Crescent City
Sailed Steamer Santa Rosa, steamer Coos
Bay, for San Francisco.
PORTLAND, May 29.-Bound for San Francis
co In tow of the steamers Sarah Dixon and NJ
F. Henderson, the large raft prepared at Stella
for the Hammond lumber company viii leave
Stella tomorrow. At Tongue point the raft viii
be taken in tow by the steamer George W. Fen
wick
Steam schooner Claremont. which brought 800
tons of cement and asphalt from San Francisco,
arrived late Saturday night and discharged cargo
today at the Couch street dock.
Redwood lumber from Eureka was the prin-
cipal part of the cargo of the steam schooner
Wellesley which arrived from San Farneisco by
way of Humboldt bay early this morning.
With passengers and freight, the steamer Rose
City Is due here tomorrow from San Francisco.
At the Coos bay entrance the north spit 9etty
buoy has been replaced by bell buoy
From San Francisco the steam schooner Rainier
arrived tonight with 1.011 barrels of asphalt.
With the first steamer load of visitors to the
rose festival. the steamer Roanoke arrived TINS
morning at / O'Clock from San Pedro and San
Francisco. The Roanoke brought 156 passengers
and large cargo. 1t will return with Hour and
grain On the way up the coast II encountered
heavy fog from San Francisco as far north as
Cape Blanco.
SEATTLE, May 29.-Arrived-Steamer Harold
Dollar. San Pedro: steamer Jefferson, Skagway;
steamer Eureka. Tacoma.
Sailed-German steamer sails, sound ports;
steamer Senator, sound ports.
TACOMA. May s.-Arriyed-German steamer
Sais. Seattle.
Sailed-Stesmer Eureka Seattle; steamer Tam
pico Mukilteo steamer City of Puebla. Seattle;
steamer Watson, Seattle.