The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners of
the Pacific
Especial Dispatch to The Cam

4 Ne%At
EUREKA, Aug 2--steamers F.. A.: Kilburn.
Phoenix and Vanguard departed for San Fran
cisco today with freight and passengers.
Lumber carriers Wasp and Acme. with capa-
1 for San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO, Aug. 2--steamer Klamath ar
rived this morning from Portland Via San Fran
chants steamship company and i 100. 600 feet Of
lumber consigned to Charles Mccormick Lumber
company at this port and San Diego
Steamer Shasta completed discharge Of 100000
feet of lumber FOR r. K Wood Lumber company
and cleared today for Bellingham In ballast to
reload
Steamer Csspar arrived from Caspar with
| 10000 feet of lumber, discharged partial cargo
and proceeded for San Diego with remainder.
Pacific Navigation company's steamer Yale ar
rived this morning from San Francisco, landed
passengers and freight and proceeded for San
Steamer Rochelle finished discharge Of $780,
/ feet Of lumber for Southern California Lumber
company and cleared for Portland In ballast to
reload
steamer Falcon Is due to arrive from Mukil-
| teo, bringing 600 feet Of lumber for Con-
solidated Lumber company at Wilmington
| Pacific Coast company's steamer Queen pro-
ceeded this morning for San Diego with pas
| steamer National City finished discharge Of
mixed cargo OF lumber and railroad ties for
Cleone via San Francisco to reload
Schooner Beulah has arrived 13 DAYS from
Portland, carrying 440o00 feet of lumber for
Southern California Lumber company and others
Steamer Msndalay Is due from Crescent City
via San Francisco with 100000 feet Of lumber
and passengers and freight for West Coast
Steamship company.
Steamer Thomas L. Wand is scheduled to ar
rive tonight from Eureka. carrying 10000 feet
of lumber for various consignees.
| PORTLAND. Aug. 2.-The steamer Oliver j.
| Olson, Captain Petersen. has cleared for Tacoma
with 30O.0 600 feet Of lumber.
| The steamer Multnonah. Captain Marc. has
| cleared for San Pedro with $4,000 feet OF
| lumber
Depositing their share Of the amount required
| to build Jetties at the mouth Of the Nehalem
river. members Of the port of sNehalem this
morning made il possible for work there to be
started by the United States engineers.
| Major Morrow said this morning that the work
to & start =, withn two Eus weeks and WI be n
| The German steamer G. Ferd Laeisz. Captain
Geisel, of the Hamburg American line. locked
on her FIRST voyage to this port she brought
1000 tons OF general cargo from Europe and the
orinet.
! ASTORIA, Aug. 2.--The tank steamer Argyll
sailed this morning for San Francisco after dis
charging its cargo Of crude oil.
| The tank steamer W. F. Herrin arrived last
evening with ~ cargo Of crude oil.
The Hamburg American line steamer c. Ferd
Laeisz arrived last night from the orient via
Benson Lumber company's raft Of logs ar
rived from Wallace slough this morning on way
TO San Diego in tow of the tug Hercules.
/ The steam schooner Raymond sailed last night
fornIa.
Schooner W. r. Jewett cleared today FOR San
Pedro with a cargo Of lumber from ST. Helens
| The schooner William Nottingham arrived this
afternoon from San Francisco and viii load
lumber.
The. gasoline schooner sMirene sailed today for
Waldport with cargo
| SEATTLE. Aug 2.--Arrired-Steame Hum
boidt, from Skagway; steamer Georgian. from
Salina Cruz: steamer Oleum, from Port San Luis;
steamer Hawkhead, from Astoria: United States
! iightship 80. from Swftsure bank.
/ Sailed-Steamer Umatills, for sound points.
VICTORIA, Aug. 2.-Arrived--Brftish steamer
Empress OF Russia. from Hongkong.
| NOME. Aug. 2.-Sailed-Steamer Mackinaw.
| for Seattle.