The San Francisco call., 1910-11-15
MOVEMENTS OF VESSEL SIN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

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toria
The North Pacific steamship company's steamS
er santa Clara arrived in port this morning
from San Francisco with freight, mail and pas
sengers The Santa Clara win depart on the
return 4, trip tomorrow morning at o'clock.
The Pacific Coast steamship company ,S9S teamer
City of Topeka is due to arrive here tomorrow
morning from San Francisco with freight, mail
tne return trip Wednesday morning at o'clock.
On the steamer 1-akme arriving this morning,
was quantity of supplies of railroad equip
Inc equipment consisted of machinery for NOV
ing earth, fat cars. rails, tents and various
supplies crew of 25 employees of the COM
pany has already left San Francisco and is
coming up overland.
Captain Roland Barker Of the bay steamer
Chief chief which arrived yesterday from Crescent
City. reports that the little steamer had a
rather rough experience last week. being COM
pelled to lie outside the open port from Monday
evening until Saturday morning because of roll
Ing seas. caused by Southwestern. With the
Chief was the steamer Del Norte wlAch also
had to await calmer weathers The Chief left
humboldt bay Sunday morning and arrived of
Crescent City that evening The next morning
the steamer entered the port but could not tie
up and was forced to land its - passengers in
small boat. Those ships which did tie up at
the pier had their lines snapped. .
The Chief then returned to the open sea until
saturday morning. Then all freight dis
charged and small cargo taken on for the return
voyage to Eureka. The Chief started south at
evening.
Captain Barker does not expect to make an
other trip to Crescent City this year.
Los ANGELES Nov 4.-Arrved-steamer
George W. Elder. Portland steamer Santa Bar
bbara; Aberdeen steamer Samoa, Caspar; steamer
Stanley Dollar. San FraDcisco. steamer James
coma steamer Rose ss cfty. Il 'Gath Portland " LOOP q
Sailed-steamer George W. Elder. San Diego;
gins. Fort Bragg; steamer Stanley Dollar, An
con; steamer Grace Dollar. Albion.
PORTLAND, Nov. I4.-Laden with 131 GOT
bushels Of wheat valued at s114 49s. the British
finished loading Saturday. viii leave down for
nie tne sea tomorrow morning 1T will clear for
Queenstown or Falmouth for orders. The cargo
IS being dispatched by the Portland Touring
soon is the British steamer Camphill Captain
Noodle 1t expects 10 flush loading tomorrow
morning at the Oceanic dock with over 200. 900
bushels of wheat and will probably get away
on the first leg of its voyage to ST. Vincent
for orders Wednesday morning 1t is under
charter to Balfour Guthrie & Co. The British
bark Observation-Disclosures. Captain Roberts, ans
other of the grain feet, began loading this
Repairs to the keel of the barkentine Jane L.
sanford which bumped the bar while crossing
Australia with cargo of lumber viii be
made at the Oregon drydock.
Laden With lumber for San sFraneiseo. the
steamer Washington, Captain Peterson. left
down from Rainier today. The steamer Yel-
iowstone . also left down from st. Henens with
TO load lumber for Hamburg the German
ship Omega was shifted FROM the stream above
the bridges to the dock OF the West Side
lumber and shingle company yesterday.
!, ASTORIA, Nov; 14-Steamer Beaver sailed
this th morning g for San Francisco and San Pedro
limit allowed by law, making this Its record
trip since going on the run
:. Steamer Bear arrived this morning from San
francesca and San Pedro with freight and
passengers.
Gaseltpe schooner wiIhelmina arrived today
i W n a Hnn
American Hawaiian steamer Falcon. which
sailed Sunday for San Francisco. loaded several
hundred cases of salmon here for points on the
Gasoline schooner Oshkosh arrived this morn
Salmon and w wip sa r@ eafg feG ff
Steamer Sue H. fillmore arrived today from
TiGamook with freight and passengers:
Steamer Johan Poulsen arrived today from
San Francisco and left up the river for Port
land to load lumber for return.
Steamer Golden Gate arrived today from Tilla-
NOOK with freight and passengers.
SEATTLE Nov. 14.-Arrived-Steamer Mine
rle Tacoma; steamer Horaet San Francisco:
San Francisco
Sailed Steamer Needles Shanghai: Japanese
steamer Tamon Maru. Shanghai; steamer Bertha,
Tacoma: steamer Seward, Juneau; steamer Hum
boldt, Skagway; steamer Senator Skagway.
TACOMA, Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bertha,
@ Bnep epss San PEDRO Brit
1sh steamer Nimeric, San Francisco.
ABERDEEN Nov 1.-THE schooner Lizzie
Vance. which driven a sandspit dur
ing the storm of Friday night. was pulled
Off yesterday and towed back to Cosmopolis.
1t was lightered of 10000 feet of its deck
load before being released from its position.
1t is said to have sustained injuries which viii
necessjate repair after the remainder of its
load has been discharged
The Austrian steamer Hermine which has
been lying in the lower harbor for Is days
passed out yesterday en- route for Bnenos Aires.
The Hermine drew fully 20 feet of water go
ing over the bar, which indicates there is so
feet of water at least on the bar at present.
The schooner Alumna is making its first gist
TO Grays Harbor. 1t will load for the West
coast
The schooner A. B. Johnson will sail to-
morrow for San Francisco
The steamer Helenes arrived from San Fran
cisco today.
The barkentine Mary Winkleman has arrived
from San Francisco and will reload for that
port.
The steamer Olympia has arrived TO load for
San Francisco and tow the disabled steamer
Capstrano to that port.
The lighthouse tender Msnzanita win come
from Seattle to replace displaced buoys in
the harbor.