The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
a Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, Nov. 1.-The steamer Vanguard
should reach here early tomorrow morning with
freight, mail and passengers. The Vanguard will
depart on the return trip at IL O'Clock Thursday
Steamer City of Topeka departed this morning
for San Francisco with freight mail and pas
sengers I 1T, The City Of Topeka was DELAYED for
a a short time at the bar by the foggy condition
The Santa Clara was an outgoing passenger
! freight. mail and pssengers.
Steamer Katherine, which has been loading
lumber at the Holmes Eureka lumber 'company's
wharf for several days. departed this afternoon
for san Francisco with freight, mail and pas
When the steamer City OF Topeka sailed for
San Francisco this morning every berth was
taken and arrangements had been made for quar-
Ierng number OF passengers in the social hall
and IN other available parts of the ship. This is
one of the few instances of such occurrence
ger traffic on both the North Pacific and Pacific
Coast lines was exceptionally large, the steam
ers during the summer were large enough 10
accommodate the travel in> most Instances. In
addition to the heavy list of passengers the
Topeka had on board than usually large
consignment of freight. Since the announcement
was made several days ago that the Topeka
has been rumored about the water front and in
shipping circles that the company owning the
Topeka would soon add another vessel 10 the
line to this port possibly the Ramona
Hereafter the steamer Acme of the Charles
Nelson company will make a bid for portion of
the freight traffic TO this port. the steamer to
operate on a regular shedule between here and
San Francisco. AS a result of a congestion of
freight traffic here there have been few, steam
ers TO carry the large shipments of freight that
are made from this port, especially during the
present season of the year.
Saturday the Acme left this port its first
trip under the new plan and schedule. leaving
from the railroad wharf, and carrying in addi-
ton TO cargo of lumber, consignment of sal
mon from the fisheries on Eel river several hun
dred boxes OF apples from the valley section and
a consignment of butter.
The Acme will arrive here Thursdays and will
take lumber at the Arcats wharf, sailing for
the south from the railroad wharf on each sue
eessive Saturday.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 1.-Arrlred: Steamers
Governor, from Seattle; George W. Elder, from
Wasp. from Seattle; Alcatraz from Point Arena;
South Coast, from Eureka: Nome City. from Sap
Diego Carlos, from Willapa harbor.
Sailed: Steamers George w. Elder, for Port
land; Aurelia. for Eureka: klamath, for Port
land; South Coast for Eureka; J. ]. Loggie. for
Eureka; Nome City, for Portland.
PORTLAND, Nov. with the lumber laden
tug Walua left down this morning from ST.
feet of lumber aboard for San Pedro
When it arrives tomorrow the British steamer
Camphill which arrived at Astoria this morning
from San Francisco will go first to the Eastern
and Western mill to be f1ysd, after which il Will
shift to the Oceanic drea TO load wheat. 1t is
under charter to Balfour, Guthrie & Co
With a full list Of passengers and about 500
tons of freight, the steamer Breakwater, Cap
tain MacGenn. sailed this afternoon for Coos bay.
Steamers Sue Fl. Gilmore and Golden Gate sailed
tonight for Tillamook with passengers and
The Oriental liner Hercules finished lumber
cargo at Tongue point and will leave down for
the sea tomorrow morning. In addition to 1,000-
600 feet OF lumber 1t has large cargo of -four
for Asiatic ports.
big shortage Of supplies all through Alaska
next year is predicted by r. ". Dodge local
manager of the E. J. Dodge lumber company
who returned from two and q half months trip
sni3 % the INFERIOR OF the northern territory He
there during the last season and that he expects
his company win do a good business up there
with their steamers next He also ex-
poets big rush to the Idftarod and Kuskowim
sections Tisn during the coming CON s season.
reka, Captain Thomson, sailed tonight for Eu-
reka.
With $500 tons of freight from PhiadeIuha.
the American steamer Aztec, after a passage of
6s days. will come to the north bank dock to
signed to the Pacific hardware company
Arrived.Steamer Aztec. from New York and
Sailed-stesmers Sue H. Elmore. for TfIls.
nook: Breakwater, for Coos bay; Johan Poul-
SEN for San Francisco.
ASTORIA Nov. steam schooner Wellesley
arrived down the river this morning and went to
knappton to take lumber. Ii will finish
loading at the Hammond lumber company's
Tug WalIulua left up the river last evening
with the schooner Fearless in tow and will leave
schooner King Cyrus which has cargo of lum
Der loaded at st. Helens for San Pedro
Bsrkentine Makaweli. with a cargo Of lumber
German bark Omega arrived late Monday even
ing from Newcastle on Tyne, via San Diego.
Raymond, where 1t will load lumber.
Steam schooner Nehaem cleared ar the custom
house today for San Francisco with a cargo of |
S00.00G feet OF lumber loaded at the Hammond !
lumber companys mill
British steamer Camphill arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco:
Steamer Aztec arrived this morning ~ davs
from Philadelphia. via Carone with a general
cargo. Captain c. F. Austin. its master is the
man who brought the steamer Rear around the
horn recently. The chief engineer Of the vessel
is j. Lindley. well known at this port having
been for a number OF years the steamers
Alliance and Northland.
French bark Canneberre arrived this after |
noon from Glasgow. via Hobart. Ii sailed from |
the latter port on August 2s and brings part |
cargo. |
SEATTLE. Nov 1-Arrired-s Steamer Fair |
maven. from San Francisco: stmr Edith from |
Skagway; steamer Humboldt. from Sksgway: |
British steamer Iran. from Pors and: steamer |
Abessinia. from Nanaimo; steamer UmatiIa. |
from Anacortes; ship Segura, from Vancouver
Sailed-Steamer President for Tacoma. stesm- |
Valdez: steamer Buckman. for San Francisco.
steamer Abessinia. for Tacoma; steamer Una
tlla for San Francisco.
TACOMA, Nov. 1.-Arrived-Steamer Seward. |
Alaska
Sailed-British steamer Teucher. Yokohama.
ABERDEEN Nov. steamers Willapa and /
Daisy Mitchell left today for San Francisco The /
Coronado will get away early in the morning
An enort Is to be made to re-establisb wire I
less service at Westport Ii is found that /
after vessel leaves Aberdeen or Hoauam II /
Is impossible TO learn anything about Its move
ments
The wage scale for. bar tenders en- I
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