The San Francisco call., 1910-11-17
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
ISteci1l Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA. Nov. 16.-The Pacific Coast steam
ship companys steamer City Of Topeka departed
for San Francisco this morning with freight
mail and passengers.
Arriving this morning from San Francisco was
tho Hammond lumber company's steamer Ravalli
with freight and mail. The Raralli is loading
lumber at the Samoa wharf for the return trip.
Tne steamer Aureia arrived in port this morn
ing and proceeded TO the Carson mill company's $
wharf for redwood lumber cargo
The Charles Nelson eompany's steamer De
spateb departed this morning at 80 O'Clock for
san Francisco with lumber obtained at the Fields
Landing wharf.
The Hammond lumber company's big freighter
the Francis II. Leggett. Captain Warner, did
not call AT Eureka this trip for cargo. but con
tinued up the coast to the Columba river where
it viii load for San Pedro. 1t will probably be
two weeks before 4 again calls at Eureka
Up to two moaths ago the steamer Geo "
Fenwiek has handled practically all the lumber
from the Columbia river but since it has beer
placed the San Francisco Panama run the
Francis II. Ieggett and Nehalem have been hand
ling the output
ferry steamer Antelope was taken of the Samoa
run this morning and placed on the company
ways at Samoa where the work of overhaulina
for the winter run was commenced The Ante
iope viii be Of the run for about week. during
which time the Coggeshall launch company viii
handle the railroad business.
a carload of condensed milk from the Idbney
NcNeill & Libbey creamery at Loleta. consigned
70 Los Angeles. was shipped on the Topeka to
valley apples was also taken out by the Topeka
Los ANGELES. Nov. 16.-Arrived Shna PAX
Nestport: Marsffeld Hardy Greek: Tahoe. VIII
lapa Harbor; Helen P. Drew, Greenwood; Baltic
San Diego.
Sailed: Governor. San Diego: F. s. Loop. sar
Diego; Helen 2. Drew. San Diego.
| PORTLAND, Nov 1e.- Steamers which sailed
tonight the Roanoke for San Francisco
San Pedro and San Diego. and the Golden Gate
and Sue II. Eimnre for TiIlamook The Jobar
Poulsen shifted down TO Rainier to load lumbe,
for San Francisco.
Laden with 214.s23 bushels of wheat yaluef
at SIP. 900. the British steamer Camphin Can
tain Nodie. cleared this morning for 0ueeust o,yr
or Falmouth for orders.
The schooner Fearless was toved down from
Rainier to the sen tonight laden with lumber fo,
San Pedro and the German bark Selene will bs
towed tomorrow morning from Linnfon TO Mar
tins dock. where II will take on some of 1t,
wheat cargo.
Bonds were given this morning by the Nortf
Pacific steamship company to cover the amount
of the libel which was placed against the steamer
Roanoke in tho federal conrt yesterday by the
Willamette iron and steel works. The steamer
iibeled in the sum OF 81 s63 II as the amount
die for repairs to the steamer when 1t backed
against the bank at Goble last August The
bond required TO allow the steamer to sail 70
night was $4,000 and was filed by Senator Ful
ton as attorney for the steamship company Mar
tin J. Hieley. agent for the company here. sait
this morning that the only controversy was that
the underwriters refused to o. K the BILL sayins
il too much.
PORTLAND, Nov. I6.-Arrived: Steamers