The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14


f,aSmussen beat all his previous rec
ords. The vessel was formerly named
me henilworth and was owned by
hdward Sewal & Sons. Several years
aep II was purchased BY the Alaska
tackers association. its name was
--1aLlsed ana il was put into the
sali-loh trade between this port and
ON It's return here it viii be cleaned
~ ana ntted out out with cannerY
N-Ab-tes ana VIII then sail for Alaska
Large Number of Arrivals
The arrivals through the Golden gate
1Llusually large yesterday,
mounting 10 . all told OF this num-
'er nine were steam schooners. Ium-
ner laden from the north.
several OF the arrivals were in bs Il
last The steamer Monterrey brought
g.l. The steamer Santa Rosa, the
naf Aentlne ;. @. Wilder and a lot Of
smaller craft also came in AS the
fessels ali entered about the middle
ol lle cay they formed a regular pro-
eesslon as they passed by Meiggs
docks.
The outgoings were light, only six
vessels leaving.
Lively Scenes on Dock
The transport dock was the scene
of much activity Yesterday. occasion ed
by the departure Of the First cavalry
troops for Fort Walla Walla and Boise
barracks. All the morning the prep
beginning with the shipment Of bag
sage and getting x transported across
tae bay 70 Oakland mole
The nrst delegation Of troopers
marched up East street shortly after
noon Then follow ed the preparations
to- the departure Of The second dele
-aton-this latter contingent leaving
the dock al ?. m, and like the troop
ers preceding them, marched down East
street and were taken across the bay
pn the ferry.
Thomas Crew for sherman
The crew Of the transport Thomas. on
ueNt month. viii be transferred TO the
transport Sherman, which vessel is
scheduled 10 sail for Manila April 3.
The Sherman viii be the star" of the
transport service II has been en-
tirely rented and overhauled at cost
To the government Of s5OG,00
Tries Out COmpasses
The transport Crook. which is TO sail
around the bay yesterday by the tug
SlocUm in order to give the Crook an
opportunity 10 adjust its compasses
VIII Garry Many Passengers
The Toyo Kisen Ksisha steamship
CLiyo Maru viii sail for the orient
tomorrow Il viii carry 130 cabin pas
seuEers. being the largest number II
has ever taken out OF this port It
also has q large amount OF freight in
Its holds
- G. Wilder Brings Sugar
The barkentine : Q. Wilder, Captain
Jackson. arrived yesterday. Is days
from MahukOna- II brought 4,50l bags
of sugar and 145 hides
sheridan Arrives at Honolulu
The transport Sheridan arrived at
Honolulu yesterday and win proceed on
IT'S way 10 the Philippines today. II
left here February :.
Drifts Close 10 AIcatraz
The schooner Irna which was lying
OF Meiggs wharf yesterday afternoon.
dragged its anchor and before II could
bee brought 70 q standstill drifted so
within a few feet Of the rocky shore
Large Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals from the north coast
lE sea yesterday amounted 10 5,z6e,eOo
COaSt,,ise Trade on Increase
Special Dispotch to The CoHl
Portland. Feb. 1S.@Prospects of in
crea sed. cOastwise trade for the comm z
spring and summer are evident with
rhe announcement in Portland tOda Y
that the Canadian-MeNlcan steamers
which discontinued calling at san Pc
dro several months ago owing to a
lack Of trade have again made San
Pedro port Of call for all vessels.
The steam schooner Washington,
which has been tied up for more than
"a year at the Albin0 docks, viii be
oVerhauled and placed in commission
for service in the coast lumber trade.
The vessel is the property of the Wash
IngtOn marine company. 1t Is denied
that the vessel viii change hands.
g. n lessen. captain Of the North
Pacific steamship company's steamer
George ". Elder, has been granted q
Nacati0n OF q few months and during