The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08

North Fork then proceeded to the Arcata wharf.
where lumber cargo is TO be taken on
board for the return trip to San Francisco.
If the statements contained in a copy OF OF
state board Of health by the surgeon general
at the United States marine hospital IN san
francisco, and forwarded to the local board Of Of
something radically wrong with the sanitary con-
ditions of the Charles Nelson company's steamer
Francisco, in the opinion of the local health
officials. The. communication is to the effect
have been treated at the marine hospital in San San
Francisco during the year ending the middle h
steamer Acme. The hee surgeon r ie general in his
communication was also of the opinion that
which had not been called to the. attention of
the marine hospital officials.
The board Of health has been directed to
notify the officials Of the state board and OF
the marine hospital that there are cases of
typhoid in this city. nor has there been an
&c or any number OF sss durlRg
than this, the city board believes 1T has no
power, excepting in cases typhoid should be
found the steamer while in this city.
1t is the consensus of opinion that the water
tanks on the Acme must be at fault and doubt
less this suggestion win be sent to headquarters
by the city board of health together with other
information regarding the impossibility OF the
epidemic being due TO causes or conditions In
The steamer Katherine. which has been load
ing redwood lumber at the Holmes Eureka lum-
Der company's plant, departed this morning at
IL :45 O'Clock for San Francisco
The steamer Prentiss outgoing lumber
carrier today, having departed this morning TOT
San Francisco from the Fields Landing wharf.
The steamer Excelsior. which has been load.
ing redwood lumber at the Little River redwood
lumber company's wharf, departed this after
noon at 1:45 O'clock for San Francisco.
The Hammond lumber company's steamer Ra-
Will departed from the Samoa wharf this after
cargo
wood lumber for San Francisco.
PORTLAND, Dec. when 1t sailed this aft
Rygja, Captain Meyer. Of the Portland and
Asiatic line. had aboard cargo of wheat, hour
and humber valued at $207 .s4011.
George w. Elder sailed tonight for San Fran
cisco. San Pedro and San Diego.
The barge Amy Turner left this morning for
st. Helens. where it will load cargo of lumber
for the return trip to San Francisco.
The work of discharging 200 tons Of ballast
from the German ship Schnrbek was begun at the
Linnton ballast dock this morning. and IL is ex-
pected that the work Of discharging the Eller-
bek's ballast will begin there tomorrow morning.
The latter has about 500 tons Both vessels will
come up here to load wheat when discharged.
With 1l9, ,S07 bushels of wheat, the French
ship Thiers cleared at the custom house this
morning, and is expected to leave the first thing
tomorrow morning. The value Of the cargo is
placed at $105, 430, and is shipped by the Port
land -four mills company.
The British ship Glenholm is expected to finish
lts wheat cargo at montgomery dock NO. tnIs
McNear & Co.
It was reported this morning that the British
tain Thomson. has been chartered to load wheat
at this port for the United Kingdom, and viii be
here for January loading. 1t is at San Fran
1t is also reported that the American barken-
tine James Tuft, 1,043 tons net, has been taken
to load cargo Of lumber the Columbia river
for Sydney, having been rechartered BY the
Charles Nelson company prior to its arrival at
s San W. Francisco with coal from Newcastle n
ASTORIA, Dec. THE American Hawaiian
line steamer Falcon sailed today for San Fran
cisco wi with -, cargo en- route cute to the Atlantic
| The Golden Gate arrived this morning from
| .T1llamook.
| The steamer Sue H. Elmore sailed this morn
ing for Tilamook with freight and passengers.
The steamer Breakwater sailed today for Coos
Bay with freight and passengers
l. The Norwegian tramp steamer BJorn Bjornsen
sailed this afternoon for st. Vincent for orders
with the largest wheat cargo that ever went
bushels, valued at $3.50 000
The barkentine Coronado with cargo of
wheat for San Francisco, is en- route down the
river in tow of the tug Defiance. which will
| tow it to the bay city.
San oaGed ss Of
valued at S13 1000. at this port The salmon
was shipped by G. ". sanborn and goes to
SEATTLE, Dec. T-Arrived-Stesmers Chi
cago Maru. Tocoma; Alameda. Valdez; Charles
Nelson. San Francisco; United States ship Ia
|
Tacoma.
| Sailed-steamers Buckman. Queen and Maver-
| lex, San Francisco; Bee and Alameda, Tacoma
| ABERDEEN, Dec 7.-Since the increase of
% cents in the lumher rate all idle vessels have
| been taken out Of slips. and today the schooner
| R. Hind. the last of the bunch started loading.
Steamers Centrala and sNewburg arrived from
| San Francisco with passengers and freight.
Some anxiety is felt for the safety of the
schooner Taurus 80 days from San Pedro 1t is
possible the schooner has been driven far out of
| its course by the recent storms.
| Captain Johnson Of the steamer Fair Oaks
| suggests for Grays Harbor gas buoy for the
| inside and whistlng buoy for the outside as
all that is necessary to mark the harbor channel
and to provide. safety for mariners
With the shifting of the schooner Ed r. West
| from the Ltndstrom yards to the Slade lumber
companys mill. every vessel in port will be en-
! to load on It's arrival here, and, although laid
| up at Lndstrom's. where a new malnmast was
| installed could not be classed having been on
| the disengaged list.
| The west arrived November s from Callao,
and is loading for Newcastle.
| SAN PEDRO. Dec THE wireless station
at East San Pedro in communication last
night with the big steamers Yale and Harvard.
on their way from New York to enter the pas
Francisco The Yale reported that the vessels
We're about 725 miles north of Acapulco They
should arrive here by the end of the week,
! freight steamers President and Watson. both
j from Seattle via San Francisco. The former
win proceed TO San Diego tomorrow and the
latter will clear on the return voyage Friday.
After discharging a part cargo Of lumber at
Redondo Beach. the steamer Hoquiam arrived
] from Willapa harbor with 400. 900 feet of lunl-
! ber 1t will sail Thursday night for San Fran
| cisco.
The steamer Raymond. arriving out six days
| from Willapa harbor, brought 650.0 900 feet Of
lumber for the f. X. Wood lumber company
The Japanese cruisers Asama aud Kasagi
| nnder command Of Rear Admiral Yashiro which
! have been anchored in the outer harbor for sew
| eral days. sailed today for San Diego. After
| leaving San Diego they Will proceed to Panama
The steamer Bandon has arrived from Coos
| lumber consigned to the Southern California
| lumber company.
The schooner Aivena completed the discharge
| of 975. 900 feet of lumber and sailed today IN
| ballast for the Columbia river to reload
| The steamer Lakme completed the discharge
| of part cargo OF lumber here and cleared To-
day for Ventura with the remainder
Other departures include the steamers Helen
P. Drew for Greenwood via San Francisco. To
! load return cargo of lumber: Sa aginAw for
! San Francisco for overhaulng and repairs:
South Coast. for Capar; Santa Barbara for
Aberdeen. with passengers and freight for San
| Francisco.
Arrivals at Redondo Beach include the Ameri-
can schooner Ethel Zane. from Hilo via Homo
lulu, carrying $4,000 railroad ties for the Santa
Fe system.
The tugs warrier and Falcon have been
+, equipped fire boats for service at this port
The schooner Fearless arrived this afternoon
Is DAYS from the Columbia river, with $50 00C
| feet of lumber.
The steamer Fair Oaks arrived from Gray's
| harbor with 100000 feet of lumber.