The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Special Dispatch to The Call

EUREKA, June 2.-Steamer City of Topeka
arrived here at 1:5O o'clock this afternoon with
freight, mail and passengers. It will sail on the
return trip tomorrow morning at s o'clock.
Steam schooner Aberdeen sailed at 7:20 a. m.
today for San Francisco with redwood lumber
loaded at Fields Landing.
Freighter W H. Murphy sailed early this
morning for Wilmington. carrying redwood lnm-
Der from Fields Landing wharves.
Steamer F. A kilburn sailed for San Fran
cisco with freight mall and passengers this aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock
British bark GIenesk, Captain Ramsey, has
been chartered to load lumber at this port The
cargo viii be furnished by the Pacific lumber
company. The Glenesk is of 1.267 tons ca
pacity. 1t will load an offshOre cargo.
Some difficulty is being experienced in freeing
the propeller Of the steamer Lakme from the
hawser, which recently became entangled In it.
Captain Alex Mclean worked all day yesterday
In an effort to remove the rope. 1t is expected,
to enable the boat to get away on its regular
schedule. 1t is loading lumber at Arcata for San
Francisco.
A. c. Stubbe who has for the last year been
ia charge Of the Pacific Coast steamship conf
pany's business at this port. has handed in his
resignation to take effect July / Stubbe will
go to Portland. where he will be transportation
manager for the Pacific hardware and steel cor
poration. 1t is probable that ". E. Peacock.
steamship conlpany's uptown office. will succeed
Stubbe Peacock has been called to San Fran
cisco TO confer with the management.
About 80 ship knees arrived today for the new
steam schooner being constructed for the Higgins
company of San Francisco at the Bendixsen
Two big ventnators for the steam schooner
Nehalem. being constructed by the Hammond
company also arrived.
shipped to San Francisco on the steamer F. A.
Kilburn today The consignment recently ar
rived from the cannery at Requa, on the klamath
river Each trip of the gasoliner katata Ike
shipment is received. The salmon is mostly
shipped to New York. while some consignments
are sent TO San Francisco and Los Angeles A
large number of nets recently arrived on the
Kilburn from San Francisco and were forwarded
to the cannery, at Requa A larger crew OF & nsn-
ever before.
Los ANGELES June 2.-Arrived-steamer
Governor, San Diego; steamer Norwood. Aoer-
Hoquiam Grays Harbor; U. S, S. Whipple, Trux-
ton and Huh. Santa Cruz island
Sailed-Steamer Governor. Seattle; steamer
James S. Higgins, Fort Bragg.
PORTLAND, June 2-Portland's cereal year
has virtually terminated so far as Europeen n
cargoes viii be affected. for there Is not fuli
cargo held by any exporting firm In the city;
Cereals that viii go abroad before June 80
be TO the orient and that, probably, In
the shape Of -four. Portland enjoyed remark
ably good trade, as the wheat movement reached
9 41S22S bushels to all ports, not including
-four, which, reduced to wheat, equaled 426. 7O2
After After loading lumber at Rainier the steam
schooner Tamalpais sailed today for San Fran
Last of the cargo of the steam schooner Vel
loWstone will go aboard today at Prescott end
it Will head FOR San tranclScO.
Vessels today entered at the custom house
Included the steamer Breakwater from Coos
bay, steam schooner klamath from Sen Fran
cisco, steam schooner Catania from San Fran
cisco and the gasoline schooner Wilheimna.
The Catania cleared In ballast for San Fran
cisco. the WilheInina with general cargo for
Ysouina the Breakwater with like load for
Coos bay and the steam schooner Tama lpais
with $4,000 feet of lumber for San Francisco
Arrived-Steamer Oshkosh. from Tillamook.
Sailed--Schooner King Cyrus and barkentine
Charles Crocker. for San Francisco.
SEATTLE, June 2.-Arrived Steamer Mis-
sourian, Honolulu, via San Francisco; steamer
A. H. Lindsay, San Francisco: steamer Charles
Nelson, San Francisco; steamer Alameda. VAL
Sailed: Steamer Victoria Nome and : St
Michael; steamer Lucy Men. Port Gamble;
Helens Nome and st. Michael.
ASTORIA, June 2.-Steamship Stanley Dol
lar with partial cargo Of lumber for Cali
fornia has arrived down to the Hammond mill
to finish.
Schooner Chas F. Crocker with a cargo Of
lumber for San Pedro has arrived down the
river and will go TO sea on Friday.
Steamer Sue II. Elmore sailed this morning for
Tillamook with freight and passengers.
ABERDEEN, June According to telegram
chamber of commerce. from Senator W L. Jones' s.se
the joint harbors and waterways conference of
the senate and house has accepted the SIS 900
appropriation Of the jetty and survey of the
Hoquiam river.
No definite plan of working has yet been out
believed however. that the trestle will be ex-
tended 1000 feet and the false work braced
until the entire work can be completed
Although the specifications of the 500 or l 900
piles, 20 to 75 feet in length, which will be
needed this SUMMER. call for FIR, it is hoped
that hemlock plenty of which is available on
the harbor will be used. With the completion
of the summers work Ia, 600 feet of the Is 600
planned viii have been completed. with the ex-
ception of permanent rock.
Arrived: Steamers San Jacinto and Centralia
TACOMA June 2.-Arrived-Steame Zapora.
fishing banks.
Sailed-British bark Lord Templetown Ade-
laide; German steamer Sais. San Francisco: Ger
man steamer Sisak: Nanaimo. B. c.; schooner
Honopu, San Francisco.
Army Transports