Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-06
Marine JOttings.

Friday. OF last week, 10 vessels ar
rived at Chicago.
The Holland arrived Sunday morn
ing on her usual time.
The st. Albans, of the n. Il. line,
arrived last evening. bound up.
The St. Joseph arrived this morning,
having been delayed day by the storm.
The Minnie Sutton left Wednesday
afternoon, with lighter in tow, for
Drummonds island.s
The Canadian propeller Shickluna
called in at this port to report yesterday
afternoon, bound for Chicago.
Captains of vessels from Canadian
ports complain loudly about being COM
pelled 10 stop at this port to report.
The tug j. w. Bennett came over
Wednesday and remained i'm the river
until yesterday afternoon.
The dredge has completed one cut
the entire length of the channel entering
this harbor giving full fourteen feet of
water,
The schooner Kate Hinchman ar
rived Sunday and left Wednesday with a
cargo of lumber from Bulen s. Nelson,
for Chicago.
The schooner Belle Brown arrived
Tuesday, took OH cargo of culls from
Bnllen & Nelson, and cleared for Chica-
go yesterday.
The Prindiville has had the water in
her boilers kept hot all The week i'm readi-
ness FOR any job that thesstormy weather
might turn up.
The propeller Lowell arrived early
| this morning. bound down. She deliv-
cred large amount of freight at this
| port for our merchants.
The schooner r. G. Crawford arrived
Monday morning and took OIL a cargo of
lumber from Bpllen 6 Nelson, and clear
ed for Chicago Wednesday.
Last Thursday, Steam barge, said
10 be the Ohio. with her tow, lay at an.
chor all day off the foot of Bois Blanc
Island on account of the blow.
The propeller Oswegatchie arrived
last evening after stormy passage from
Chicago. She was obligedto to take shelter
under the Manitous during Thursdays
tblow.+ =
The schooner G. G. Barnes arrived
Monday with several hundred tons Of
coal for Macarthur, Smith & Co., and
is loading lumber from that firm loi
Chicago.
4 The propeller Lowell, OF the n. I
line, called In Sunday afternoon, bound
/ up. The Lowell was in the Lake Superior
line, and this was her first visit to this
port since early in the spring.
I The severe blow of Thursday pre-.
vented the taking ont of the dump scOw!
the greater portion of the day, and as
consequence the lredges were compelled
to stop work portion Of the day.
| Williams s. Co.'s dredge, which ha
been laying i'm the river all season, sunl
last Sunday, about two-thirtls OF her decl
being under water 1t will be necessary
to use steam pumps in order to raise her
! The Fountain City called in at Dun
can, bound down. yesterday morning
She was obliged to take shelter unde
the Manitous to await the abatement O
the severe northwester which,prevailet
all day Thursday.
| The wheel for Smith Bros yach
arrived on the Lawrence Tuesday, am
on Wednesday this representative of tn
"mOsquitO fleet" was out on the rive
making her trial trip. We believe every
thing worked satisfactory to all concern
ed.
The propeller City of Concord al
! rived Monday, bound down. The Con
cord left this port Thursday of last week
bound up, made the trip to Chicago. dis
charged her cargo. took on her cargo an
was back here on her return trip, whic
was making pretty fast time.
The propeller Champlain passed u
Tuesday night. She arrived at Dunca
City about o'clock Tuesday afternoon
and remained there until fs0me time
the night, when she started ont. ST
landed her Cheboygan freight at Dnnca
and some of the consignees are complain
q ing about it.
8 The Lawrence. of the Y. T. line, wa
q i'm port, bound up, Tuesday forenoon
Passengers landed here report hayi,l
quite rough time on the passage u
Monday night the lightning struck al
demolished the headlight. and the Sc
came up over the upper deck, the wal'
running into the cabin.
n The following crafts reported at til
Z port during the week from Caladi;
Il ports, bound up: Schooners ManZAnll
: Antelope, Lena johnson. r. G. Crawfor
a Gibralter. A. Muir, Mary Battle. and Lo
3 tie Cooper; propellers Lincoln, Isa
u May, Clinton and Teclimseh; barg
Lisgar, Waubashene, Muskoka. Sever
and Clyde They were mostly boul
rt for Chicago and Milwaukee after graf
le County Treasurer Maultby held I
d great annual land sale this week, al