The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSo.c,oI D;<ooiob to The Gill

! lSPectdt Dispatch TO 1 ne Call
| EUREKA, Dec 1.-THE steamer Katherine
arrived in port this morning bringing. In addi-
tion 10 small cargo of miscellaneous freight
consignment of United States mail. The
Katherine is loading redwood lumber at the
! Holmes Eureka lumber companys wharf
The North Pacific steamship company's steamer
Alliance arrived in port from Portland via As
Gr nd @ m9rnng at r0Gk m densr
! the return trip north tomorrow morning at o
/ o'clock.
San Francisco was the North Pacific steamship
eompany's steamer Santa Clara with freight
dsnart ana So ocock on
the return trip to the metropolis.
The steamer Vanguard Captain odand. which
| lost a day in San Francisco by reason OF a
/ collision with passing tug as she was backing
out of the slip in fog, arrived In port this
morning at 11:45 O'Clock none the worse for
wear.
The steamer Iaqua was among the lumber
Garrleps ] 20 arrive IN port today having crossed
redwood lumber at the Arcata wharf for the
1 return trip to San Francisco.
The steamer Pasadena departed this afternoon
at 1;4o o'clock for the south, with full
cargo of redwood lumber loaded at bay points,
| Ing lumber al the Fields landing wharf de-
| parted this afternoon for San Francisco with
The steamer Ravalli of the Hammond lumber
/ companys fleet arrived in port late this after
noon and proceeded to the Samoa wharf where
cargo of redwood lumber is TO be taken on
board for the return trip south.
| On the steamer City of Topeka. due to ar
/ rive tomorrow a. C. Mclean of the contracting
/ firm of KippeI Mclean, is expected to re-
| turn from a business trip TO the metropolis
and set about getting supplies up the river
/ from Shively to the seat of operations. Some
/ supplies have been sent up the river
! nat boat by means of polling. This method Is
TO be replaced by the of the fat bottomed
power boat, capable of carrying a steam shovel
Mclean has been in San Francisco arranging
| to get machinery for this boat.
When the steamer arrives tomorrow. A. D.
| Nash. associated with the Humboldt and East
ern is expected to return from business trip
On account of the fact that nearly all Of
the steamers go to Fields landing on their
arrival In this port and that few come to the
northern end of the bay, there is little produce
from Eel river valley being shipped from the
railroad wharf. For some time large ship
ments of salmon from Ioleta have been taken
| on nearly every vessel departing from the land
4 ing This morning the outgoing Pasadena took
a ton of the fish for the metropolis The ship
! ping OF valley products through the landing
wharf during the last few days
! Los ANGELES, Dec 14=Arrived: Steamer
Rose City. from Portland; steamer Shasta, from
/ Portland: steamer Pomo from San Francisco;
steamer Grace Dollar. from Albion; steamer Ma
! bel Gale, from Portland: steamer Francis H.
Leggett from Eureka: United States torpedo
| boat destroyer Rowan from Mare island
Sailed-Steamer Mandalay for Crescent City;
steamer Tahoe, for Willapa Harbor; steamer
Bowdoln for Samoa.
! PORTLAND, Dec 14-That another line may
compete with the steamers now operating from
Portland to points on the southern Oregon
coast is indicated by the fact that the gas
1 schooner Anvil has been placed on the ways
| at Seattle By the Oregon coast steamship com
pany. newly organized concern which is hav-
chasing It.
It was stated this morning by one of the
4hnciais on ais, of the new steamship company that
run between here and points on the lower
coast on about 10 day schedule. 1t viii
prooanly make such ports at Tillamook Coon
Bay and Bandon. Captain Astrup. formerly
master Of the steamer Alliance the Golden
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IS expected 10 take command OF the new pas
senger boat when it is placed the run. be-
Having completed the reloadlng of its lumber
cargo for Australia the barkentine Jane l..
az st. Johns this morning and win leave town
tomorrow morning.
To take more -four the British steamer
| Strathfllan was shifted from the Oceanic dock
| this morning TO the Portland Touring mills
The steamer ]. B. Stetson. Captain Sears.
arrived from San Francisco last night 1t will
load lumber at Ilnnton for San Pedro
With passengers and general freight the
steamer Bear Captain Nopander, arrived this
afternoon from San Francisco and San Pedro
The barge Nehalem is now at Linnton load
ing 10000 feet Of lumber for Nehalem whittier
she will he towed by the steamer George r.
| Vosburg, Captain Rorvik.
PORTLAND, Dec. 14.--Arrfved: Steamer Bear.
from San Francisco and San Pedro.
| way ports; steamer W. S. Porter, for San Fran
| cisco.
/ ASTORIA Dec. 14-The steamer Sue IT. Ell
more sailed today for Tillamook with freight
The steamer Bear arrived today from san
! francisco and San Pedro with freight and pas-
sengers and left for Portland
The steamer Beaver sailed today for San Fran
cisco and San Pedro with freight and passengers.
| Inc British steamer Quito arrived this even
ing from San Francisco with cargo of coal
| and will discharge a quantity here before pro
ceedlng up the river
The steamer Svea sailed TODAY for San Pedro
with cargo of lumber.
The steamer Breakwater sailed today for Coos
bay with freight and passengers
The tank steamer Colonel Drake sailed today
for San Francisco after dlscharging its cargo OF
| crude oil.
The lighthouse tender columbine left This
morning to distribute supplies to the light yes
sells and stations along the Washington coast and
The French bark Pierre Antoine which IN
tshed discharging 500 tons of coal at this port
/ last evening, was towed up the river this morn
The British ship Glenholm. with cargo for the
United kingdom. ,Ti arrived down the river Tues
SEATTLE, Wash. Dec. 14-Arrived. steamer
| 4. G. Lindsay, Valdez; steamer Atlas San
Francisco; steamer Watson, Tacoma; steamer
Sailed, steamer City of Puebla. San Fran
cisco; steamer Watson. Tacoma: steamer JEFF
ferson. Skagway: steamer Virgnian, Tacoma
| steamer President, Tacoma.
TACOMA, Wash. Dec 14.-Arrived steamer
President, San Francisco; steamer virginian.
| Honolulu: British steamer John L. Card Van
couyer; steamer Meteor, skagway
Departed, Japanese steamer Chicago Maru.
fokohama, British ship kensngton, Falmouth
ABERDEEN, Dec. 14.-With $500 600 feet NJ
| lumber, valued at about $4,000 the british
| tramp steamer Strathalbyn. Captain Greer
/ cleared yesterday at the customs house prenara
| tory TO sailing today for Australia The Strath
| albyn has been loaded with dispatch and under
charter to the American trading company takes
what is probably one Of the largest cargoes that
! has left this port.
Included in this cargo is 200. 900 feet Of red
wood brought from San Francisco The Strath
albyn will steam from here to the sound in
charge of Pilot Beecher.
! The schooner Taurus, which arrived xestar
| day, will begin loading tomorrow for Cuavmas
| Captain Lisberg of the Taurus has resigned and
will go to California for his health He will
| be succeeded by Captain Peterson formerly Of
| the schooner Bangor.
The steamer Tamalpais has arrived from Cali
! fornia ports
SAN PEDRO, Dec. 14.-The steamer Rose rttv
| arrived today from Portland via San Franeisco
with a large passenger and freight list II
| will clear tomorrow for the return trim
The steamer Shasta arrived this morning ONT
! four and a half days from Portland carrvinr
| 975 900 feet of lumber consigned to the r K
| Wood lumber company.
Departures included the steamers MandaIav
| for Crescent City, with passengers and frsigSt
| for San Francisco. and Tahoe, for WiIlapa Hsr
] Dor to load return cargo of lumber for This
/ port
The oil steamer Roma arrived todav from, San
Francisco and will load % OO5 barrels of crude
/ oil at the Terminal tanks for northern eorts
clearing tomorrow for Portland
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