The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Pedro with cargo Of lumber from the Samoa

Pedro with cargo Of lumber from the Samoa
The North Pacific steamship companys steamer
George W. Elder is due to arrive from San
Pedro, via San Francisco, tomorrow morning,
with freight mail and passengers. The Elder
will depart in the afternoon for Portland, via
Astoria
Owing to the stealing of the gasoline launch
British bark Antiope. that vessel did not depart
this morning as planned. vigorous search is
quired launch, which was tied to the stern or
the bark last evening. was missed shortly be-
fore IL o'clock The launch purchased from
William Marich. who resides on the peninsula
above the shipyards and was named the Annie
NJ. 1t Is an Is foot three horsepower craft
PORTLAND, Oct. with the arrival Of the
British steamer Strathyre In the harbor last
night the number of offshore vessels working to-
day was swelled to seven, which Is the largest
from Kalama to the Eastern and western mills,
where the remainder of its cargo OF 100000
feet Of lumber for Australia will be WORKED r On
ase' feet S0unu anu At Aaia"a II i0''eu -''O''0''
The bark Amy Turner finished discharging ce-
for Stella to load lumber for San Francisco this
Kingdom last night, the Danish bark Danmark,
Captain Nielsen was shifted from the Irving
dock to the stream this morning. 1t will prob
When it sans for the orient between October
20 and rs the Portland and Asiatic liner Her,
cules, Captain Wilhelmsen, will have aboard
$500 to 1000 tons of -four for Japan ports, and
Hongkong. as we'll as 1000, 600 feet Of lumber
for Hongkons and Manila It is ni loading ,hs hour
OF the same line will get away for the orient to-
morrow night or Sunday morning.
rangement Of the agents OF the American Ha-
waiian steamship company here. and the account
IN ing has to
Hawaiian section Of Albers dock No. B. with G.
IN 5rEs f the Of he White
dock at Skagway, Alaska, has been placed In
charge Of the American Hawaiian dock:
an ~ Official Of the oregon pine export company Il
was said that the British bark Kelburn. CAPITA IN
Mhe ON s wn rom to
not injured except by losing its masts. 1t was
at first reported that its hull was probably In
jured. It had lumber cargo aboard
ArriTed-Steamer Washtenaw, from San Fran
cisco.
A. ChansIor for San Francisco.
ASTORIA, Oct 7-Steamers Sue d. Elmore
and Golden Gate, en- route to Tfllamook. and
the tug vosburg. en- route to Nehalem. went tc
on account of the rough weather outside.
American schooner II. K. Hall. with lumber
for Australia. Is expected to sail Saturday.
French bark General de Boisdefrre. with a
cargo of grain for Havre will probably 60 to
sea Sunday.
United Kingdom with cargo of grain.
Steamer Eureka arrived this afternoon from
Eureka with freight .s,l and PASSENGERS ns.a
this afternoon and will be in this evening, but
its identity is not yet known
TACOMA, Oct. 7.-Arrived-Steamer Meteor
from Seattle.
Departed-Japanese steamer sado Maru, for
Seattle.
SEATTLE. Oct. 7.-Arriyed-steamer Macki
nav. from Nome, steamer Falls of Orchy, from
San Francisco; steamer st. Helens. from Ia
coma; stmr Queen. from San Francisco: steamer
Alameda, from Valdez; schooner olante, from
Arctic ocean.
Sailed-Steamer Watson, for San Francisco;
steamer President, for San Francisco; steamer
Jefferson, for Skagway.
Army Transports
The Buford is In port out Of commission.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix is on the way from Seattle to Manila
The Logan, outward bound left Honolulu Sep
tember 16.
The Sheridan is at Honolulu.
The Sherman sailed October for Manila.
The Thomas is here under repairs.
The Warren is at Manila.
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