The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
EUREKA, May 1s.-schooner Andy Mahoney
departed for San Pedro this morning. being
towed TO sea by the tug Ranger The Andy
Mahoney is making the trip under charter TO
the Pacific lumber company and carries 690,5il
feet of redwood lumber, loaded at Fields Land
Steam schooner Aberdeen arrived early this
morning from San Francisco and is loading red
trip.
steamer City of Topeka arrived from San
Francisco at Z 40 a. today with freight, mail
and passengers. 1t will sail ON the return trip
at a. IN. tomorrow.
The power schooner Katata arrived from the
Klamath river this afternoon with cargo of
Steamer F. A Kilburn departed for San Fran
cisco this morning at O'Clock with freight,
mail and passengers.
Steam schooner Newport is due to arrive here
tomorrow from oregon coast points with
cargo of coal.
Steamer Topeka, arriving this morning, brought
up J4 men for the railroad construction gang at
Shiyely. 1t is reported that men for the rail
road work are not available the coast and
that the Northwestern Pacific contractors, who
are completing the extension to connect this
city with San Francisco, have sent east for
laborers.
Steam schooner Vanguard crossed out for
San Francisco at 6:45 O'Clock last evening with
lumber. mail and passengers.
The dredging of a ship channel fronting the
Fields Landing wharves of the Pacific lumber
company has been completed The work re
land, reclaimed by the dredging, will be utilized
for lumber yards.
Captain knight of the Standard American
dredging company's dredger Point Richmond
which did the principal part OF the dredging
work said that the tug Defiance will arrive
tow the big mud pump to the metropolis. The
new new tG6 Channel has has depth & of 20 feet at mean
over 1900 feet. thus making Fields Landing
one one of the best +, shipping points on Humboldt
neighborhood of $4,000.
LOS ANGELES, May 1s.-Arrived: Steamers
olaTe9mont' from Grays Harbori Rainier, from
from san Francisco: Fulton, from Eureka.
schooner Prosper. from Mukilteo.
Sailed: Steamers Governor, for San Diego;
Hanalei. Bessie Dollar. Atlas, for San Fran
cisco; Norwood, for San Diego; Grace Dollar, for
Mendocino
PORTLAND, May 1s.-Laden with 100000
feet of lumber the steam schooner Jim Butler
Captain Olson, left down tonight
Norwegian steamer Elsa. under charter to
lumber to the Philippines for the government
will be due to arrive at Prescott May %, where
it win take on 100000 feet of lumber before
coming up the river.
While off Cape Mendocino last Sunday the
steam schooner klamath, Captain Jahnsen, had
S. Lindqust of Los Angeles, of the pas
sengers, gave birth to a 9A pound son.
de Villebols Mareul, 1.926 tons net. which has
been announced coming here with coal from
raised to five. The bark is now on the way
with a cargo from Newcast tle-on-Tyne to San
fsnesc Pasd is Rd after f there re T pro
cargo 1t took cargo of wheat out of this
port last fall
1t is reported that the two schooners and
steamer, which fixed recently for lum-
Der cargoes. will come to the Columbia river to
load and they viii take out in the neighborhood
of 100000 feet of oregon fir. All of the
cargoes will be set ahoat for Australian ports
The five masted American schooner II. K
Hall. f,105 tons net register. which sailed
April from Newcastle for San Francisco, will
load at some point on the Columbia river for
ffo1h nr and will ha duo 10
rive here the latter part of July to begin taking
on cargo of 1.5o0,o feet of fir.
Following the Hall will be the five masted
American schooner George Z. Billings LOB tons
net, to load on the Columbia river late in
August.
The British steamer Claverly. 2.441 tons net
has been taken with the option of loading on
of 100000 feet OF lumber TO go to Melbourne
The Claverly sailed from Tacoma May for
GsSy9Ss a F It Is expected esr ~ + will Be s back this
PORTLAND, May 1S.-Arriyed: Steamer
Quinault San francisco; steamer f. S. Loop
San Francisco; steamer Shoshone, San Fran
TACOMA, May 1s.-Arrived: steamer Pres-
dent, San Francisco: steamer Melville Dollar
San Francisco; British steamer Chatham, west
coast.
ABERDEEN, May 1S.-Deciding that the
tides were not such as would permit the yes
sci to cross easily over the bar the United
States cruiser Albany lowered for few hours
OF -6rays darbor this morning and then about
$50 o'clock steamed for the Bremerton navy
ceyed by Wirelss Operator Bean at the Port
land heights station. He in conversation
with the operator aboard the Albany. The
wireless messages also stated that another war
vessel, the name of which not given was
following the Albany and would probably enter
the harbor.
The loading of the bark Newsboy and the
schooners Watson A. West and Golden Shore
at the Slade mill stopped today on account
of strike of yardmen which caused the plant
to be shut down.
The steamers Lindauer, centralia and Fair
Oaks arrived today.
SEATTLE, May 1s-Arrived: Steamer
Charles Nelson, San Francisco; steamer City OF
Seattle. Skagway: steamer Buckman, sound
ports; steamer Humboldt, Skagway: steamer
San Francisco.
Departed: Steamer Meteor. Juneau; steamer
City OF Puebla San Francsco steamer Seward
Cordoya; steamer Charles Nelson, Tacoma
steamer City of Seattle, skagway.
ASTORIA, May 1s.-Steamer F. S. Loon ar
rived today from San Francisco and left up the
river TO load lumber for return
Steamer Coaster arrived today from San
Francisco and will load lumber the plant of
the Hammond lumber company for return.
Steamer Tamalpais, with a cargo of lumber
for San francisco, arrived down the ryar TODAY
and will probably sail Thursday morning
Steam schooners Quinault and Shoshone ar
rived this morning from San Francisco to load
lumber.
Steam schooner Saginaw sailed this morning
Francisco
Steamer Sue H. EImore sailed this morning
for Tiilamook with freight and passengers
Steamer Roanoke sailed today for San Fran
cisco witli-freight and passengers.
Steam schooner Thomas l.. Wand arrived this
afternoon with a cargo of powder for Martins
Bluff and after dischargeing ii will proceed TO
Wilapa harbor to load lumber for San Fran