The San Francisco call., 1913-08-30
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items Of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Tpsclal Dispatch to The can

EUREKA, Aug. 2e.-The steamer Acme ar
srrlved from San Francisco early this morn
ing with freight and mail
The oil carrier George Loomis departed this
morning for san Francisco
with freight mail and passengers. the
steamer City Of Topeka departed for San
The steamer Mary Olsen, now under con-
struction at Falrhaven for the Olsen & Ma
honey company Of San Francisco. viii be
launched during the latter port Of September.
The steamer VIII have cargo capacity OF
!. 900 GOO feet Of lumber.
SAN PEDRO, Aug. 29.-Sfeamer Queen ar
rived from San Francisco.
Steamer Harvard arrived from San Diego and
proceeded for San Francisco.
Steamer Santa Clara arrived from San Fran
cisco and cleared return tonight.
Steamer Avalon arrived from Wiilapa harbor
carrying $4,000 feet Of lumber.
Fort Bragg via Redondo Beach with 250, 600
t. S. steamer Maryland sailed for san
Steamer wellesley finished discharging 500.
600 feet Of lumber and cleared for Eureka.
Schooner Louise sailed for Ump9uH river.
German steamer Sakkarah, from Hamburg
via European. South and Central American
ports. proceeds tomorrow for San Francisco.
Steamer NHltnoEnah finished diseharging
:, 100000 feet Of lumber and cleared for Port
land.
Steamer claremont arrived from winapa har-
Dor with 3T5 600 feet Of lumber.
Steamer Rochelle returned from San Diego.
PORTLAND, aug. 29.-AIbert A. Gibson,
longshorenan on the schooner Omega, load
ing lumber for Chile af the North Pacific
mill was sealded yesterday By water. Glib
son nbeled the Schooner in the federal court
this morning and Deputy United States Mar
shal Jackson made the arrest. placing. a
keeper aboard under arrest until bond is fur
nished Gibson asks for $4,000 FOR personal
injury. The Omega signed her crew at the
custom house this morning. she completed
her cargo and Is ready for the stream.
Lumber cargo for Antofagasta being com
pleted aboard the schooner William Noting
h1s nf he Eastern and Western mills f0daV
she was shifted to the stream at II O'Clock
Another 81 the big seagoing RATS OF the
Hammond Lumber company departed down
from Stella tonight for San Francisco.
The steamer Klamath. Captain Ed johnson,
which arrived last night from San Francisco;
dOwn 70 Rainier tonight 70 load lumber for
California
ASTORIA, Aug 20.-steamers Yellowstone
and Neha1em sailed this morning for San
Francisco with lumber and grain eargoes.
Steamer Saginaw sailed this morning for
Csravs Harb0r to complete its cargo Of lumber.
The damaged Norwegian steamer Thode
Fagelund departed for Portland tonight Its
deekload has been lghtered until the vessel
draws only q feet forward and II Is now
believed II will be able so navigate the river.
The tug WalluIa accompanied the steamer to
assist II over the shoal spots
ABERDEEN. Aug. 29-Many departures
and few arrivals this week have resulted In
extreme quiet on the water front The last
in fhe passenger business, every vessel sailing
for san Francisco having had a full berthing.
while many were unable to obigin stateropms.
The largest share Of the traffic came from
~ sotsnd Seattle agents wired here for more
berths than the ships were able to supply
SEATTLE, Aug 29.-Arrived- steamers
r1uatiIls and 81 Segundo. from San Francisco;
Saiied--Sfeamer President, for San Diego.
s,esrer COL f. L. Drake. towing barge o5.
for San Francisco.