The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSpecial Dispatch to The CoII1

EUREKA, May 26.-Freighter Ravali arrived
mere early this morning from San Francisco
and is loading redwood lumber at Samoa wharf
for the return trip.
Steam schooner Aberdeen. with mail aboard,
from San Francisco, is barbound outside the
entrance on account of fog and will not cross
until tomorrow morning. 1t will load lumber
at Flelds landing for the return trip.
Steam schooner Ia9ua is loading lumber at
Arcata wharf for San Francisco having ar
rived from that city this morning.
Steamer w. H. Murphy arrived from San
Francisco at 9:25 a. m today and is loading
lumber at Fields landing for the return trip.
Schooner Compeer arrived off the bar at 9:4o
O'Clock this morning from San Francisco and
was towed into port by the tug Ranger. 1t is
under charter to the Charles Nelson company and
viii take lumber to Mexican ports.
Steam schooner Acme arrived shortly after
noon today from San Francisco and is loading
lumber for the return trip to Arcata.
Carrying a full cargo Of redwood lumber from
Fields landing, the steam schooner Prentiss
crossed out for San Francisco at noon today.
Laden with redwood lumber from Bayside and
Fields landing, the steam schooner Aurelia de-
parted for San Francisco today. The Aurelia
had been barbound for "a hours on account of
Steam schooner wellesley departed early this
afternoon for Portland with cargo OF cement
from San Francisco and part cargo of redwood
lumber loaded at Arcata.
British tramp steamer Strathtay towed to
Columbia river, where it will complete a cargo
OF lumber IL Tor Australian ports It carries
this port The Strathtay is under charter to the
American trading company.
Steamer F. A. Kilburn left at O'Clock this
afternoon for San Francisco with freight, mail
and passengers
The launch Elgin of the Anchor line left this
afternoon for Crescent City, taking number OF
Arriving today from San Francisco on the
steamer W. 81. Murphy from San Francisco
was a 60 ton mogul locomotive for the Pacific
lumber company and a cargo of railroad iron Tor
the Northwestern Pacific extension. The Ravali
brought railroad iron for the Dolbeer.Carson
The schooner o. NJ. kellogg, Captain Stoke
bye, cleared at the local custom house today
for Honolulu The Kellogg has cargo Of
1t will probably get to sea tomorrow morning.
The kellogg is under charter to the Charles
British tramp steamer Strathspey is expected
tomorrow to load rough clear redwood lumber Tor
sanas be b steamer River rTde viii follow
the Strathspey.
PORTLAND. May 26.-Rock work on the
sty at the mouth Of the tbs G0umsa ne rser of hs
effect that 5000 tons Of rock are being un-
sufficient TO provide for its continuance for three
months, and it is hoped before then to have a
In tow Of the tug McCracken the schooner
Alvena left down from st. Helens yesterday,
laden with lumber for the bay city
With Its hull newly painted and other prepara-
| rations made for its trip to Neah bay, whittier
it win be towed soon the barge ~ Washtunca has
Having finished taking wheat here and
later working part deckload of lumber at
Linnton. the steamer Nome City left down for
Knappton today and will finish there for San
Francisco.
While heavy timbers were being swung aboard
the British steamer Inyerkip yesterday at the
Inman- Poulsen mills. one struck its forecastle
headrail and damaged it.
Because three of their number were denied
employment, other longshoremen refused to dis
charge the steamer Falcon of the American Il a.
ments the controversy assumed the aspect of a
strike. Finally ii was agreed to take ~ before
the union for settlement The Falcon viii take
out cordwood. dunnage and cooper material to
be used by the company in loading its steamers
on the run south of san Francisco.
| ing yessei-will be working cargo in Portland $
harbor next week. the British steamship Wotan,
now at San Francisco, having been taken today.
1t VIII sail north in a few days, while the
British steamship Strathtay sailed at noon today
from Eureka. They will join the Norwegian
of the Garter and the British ship Leyland
Brothers. which are working. The Wotan was
| feet at the mill of the Portland lumber com
pany, which is a portion of an order placed by
! the government for Panams. and the remainder
of the cargo is to be worked on the sound.
Sailed-Steamer Newport. for Coquille
SEATTLE, May 6.-Arrived-Steamer Argyll,
from San Francisco; steamer St Heens from
steamer Northwestern. from Valdez.
Subsistence st; Helens, for Tacoma;
steamer Dolphin. for Skagway.
LOS ANGELES, May 2e.-Arrived-President,
San Diego; Shasta, Grays harbor; J. B. Stetson,
Columbia river; Chehalis, Grays harbor; Helen P.
Drew. Greenwood.
Sailed-Presdent. Seattle; Francis W. Leggett.
Columbia river; Bandon Coquille river; A. j.
West. Aberdeen: Whittier San Francisco; Lake,
Eureka; Helen P. Drew. Greenwood.
Arrived-Steamer Hornet. from Puget sound.
ASTORIA, May 26.-The steamer George W.
Fenwick arrived early this morning from San
Francisco TO load lumber for return.
TACOMA, May observation-disclosures Delhi,
Everett; British steamer Ardmount, Noyo;
steamer st. Helens. San Francisco. Departed
British steamer Aymeric. Seattle steamer Delhi,
San Pedro.