The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18

North Pacific steamer kilburn arrived from
San Francisco at an early hour this morning mo- m
with freight. mail and passengers. Ii will saii
on the return trip tomorrow at l D. m.
Steamer Loggie arrived from San Francisco this
% morning with man ana 100 tens o. eoai aa, Io[ a
the foot OF d street and will load lumber al
McISHy wharf for return.
Steamer Aurelia arrived from San Francisco
this morning. 1t is loading lumber for return at
the BaysiGe mill.
steamer I.akme arrived from San Francisco
& Burr. contractors. who are building the North
western Pacific railroad from Eureka TO san
francisco After dlseharging at Fields landing
. the Lakme win load lumber for return
Steamer San Pedro arrived from san FRANCISCO
today for lumber to be loaded at Fields LANDING
Steamer Acme Of the Charles Nelson company
arrived from San Francisco late this afternoon
II win load lumber at Arcata for return
James D. Fraser OF the Mercer Fraser con-
tracing rompanv ~ San Francisco is now at
Iunta Serda. southern Humboldt looking over
the ground with the view Of bidding on the con con
tract for the construction of = concrete light-
house aud fog signal station.
Representatives Of other metropolitan CONTRACT
ing nrms are asp here On the same missioh-
Bios for the work viii be opened March - in
San Francisco. The work viii cost about $4,000
Captain George II. Narney. superintendent OF
the twelfth district life saving service On tae
Pacific coast. arrived this morning on the
steamer kilburn on his annual tour OF inspee-
ton
Los ANGELES. March 7.-Arrived-steamer
Queen. from San Diego: steamer Eureka. from from
San Francisco; steamer J. p. Stetson. from Port
ianus steamer olympic from PORTLAND
Sailed-Siesmer Queen. for Seattle; steamer
Nome City. for Portland: steamer Helen p
Drew, Tor Greenwood: steamer Eureka. for san
Francisco: steamer J. i. S-etsoB. for Portland
tSpeoiol Dispatch 10 The Call
PORTLAND March I.-Iittle & Crawford
announced this morning that they have chartered
the steam schooner Tsilac for cargo Of grain
IN the bold and lumber on deck for San iran
, cisco They expect that she VIII be on the ury-
dock and ready Tor loading by March = Sne
is ~ present on tie Oregon drydocs, undergoing
VITA - passengers three carloads Of doors
for eastern shipment and some general freight
rived from Coos bay. She will undergo inspec-
ton tomorrow and is expected TO sail for Coos
bsy saturday.
Carving > see. $50 feet Of lumber destined
FOR Melbourne and west Australia points, the
Norwegian steamer 1ordenskjold, Captain Han
SEP. leff down for the Soa this morning. Her
cargo wss valued at S4763l OF her cargo
74T.e7S feet were loaded al Eureka and the re-
mainder at Portland and ST. Helens- She VIII
proceed from Astoria 70 Union bay for balnker
coal and viii again replenish her bankers at
Newcastle before going 10 Melbourne ana ACE
laide. She is dispatched hy the American trad
In order to finish her cargo OF lumber for San
Francisco. the steam schooner Aorthla1d. zap
lumber eompany's mills Rainier tonight.
Captain F. c Hagemann has received a let. @
ter from Captain f. II. SFendsen, master OF the
Norwegian steamer Rygts- sent from fokonama
in which he says that they expect 70 aFLIFe
in Portland abost the middle OF April. The
Rxrfs - coming hx w-sy ~ Moii Kobe Yoko-
hams. Otsru. Hakcdsse and Honolulu
After several weeks cruising. the revenue cut
ter Manning has returned to the harbor ana IS
B0v anchored OF the foot Of Stark street She
came M this trip to undergo repairs at the
Willamette iron and steel works, at which place
she viii be about three weeks.
Orders have been iSsuesl 10 Captain HuGhes
of the British bark Affair bE the owners 10
have her lined for April or May loading Of wheat
ard one Of the local shipping firms began work
on her Al the jefferson street levee today accord
ing 70 a report on the water front this morning
In command Of Captain Parsons. the steamer
Golden Gate sailed tonight from OAK street do-s
for Tlllamook with full cargo Of general
freight