Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-22

lT-The' Marine City arrived on time las
Tuesday morning. 30 iiiod nsiAauF
1.-The propeller City of fTole,lon was ii
fport,, boaiid up Tin stlay evening q
The n. r. propeller ST. Adams ar
rived, bound up; Tuesday afternoon.
The schooner n. NJ. Scoye left Tues
day with a cargo of lumber for Chicago
The Minnehala left Tuesday morn
ing for. Chicago with a cargo of lemiocl
ARK a93j .9-uuiI ix5u 9di ln r9dis =
The scooner Orphan Boy cleare,
'Tuesday, with: a cargo OF lumber for Chi
lcago. 81 ol st99gZs tiH9biln09 3i tGdi
Fio-The schooner Orphan Boy FINISHED
her cargo of-lumber dhd cleared Tucscia
for. Ghiagoiod 9If ssgpdi II .s3i,isdI,
y The tug saugatuck, owned BY tb,
Michigan Iiimbcr company, Of Point St
IIgnace, was over yesterday.
| The steamer st. Josheph arrived yes
terday morning, having been to Macki
| nae before making this port. t..'i % ''lo
The schooner Ironsides,; arrived
tuesday morning anil loaded luml el
from II, Robinson for Ceicago. ..,.,ag
l. 1.-THE 5seho0ner Ann Mmiai arrived
Sunday, loaeled with tordwood1 for Dc.
troit, and cleared Thursday Tor that port
1.-THE catamaran has been haule(l ou
at Millar Bros yard, Chicago. and is now
for sale by Capt. Harry Cllannon, of tha,
place. i iFT1i.git sdfoi aTiuH0ork
The schooner lookout arrived Sum
day, took on a cargo of lumber from Bull
len q Nelson, and cleared Thursday fol
Chicago. .b'.ia- LF". n'a9 tnagin.
The schooner C. A. King, arr arrived
yesterday afternoon. and is taking on a
cargo of lumber from BuIlen & Nelson
for Chicago.
The Van Raalte made Cheboygan au.
other call last Sunday afternoon. The
captain thought he would be here again
tomorrow.
The propeller Champlain called in
early Sunday morning, bound up, and
landed a considerable amount of freight
at this port.
The Trvscott failed to make hel
| usual trips to the island Monday ant
Tuesday of This week, there being toe
much sea for comfort. z. 1fsanIusa.
The Garden City of the n. r.. line
called in bound down. Sunday night.
She received quite an addition to her list
of passengers at this port. .ia- nominee
The propeller Champlain called in
yesterday morning, bound down. She
was delayed five hours by the fog before
she could make the channel. .,e,
ia The propeller Holland arrived SUN
day morning, passed OH to Mackinac, AMI
returned in the aaiternOm.. calling at
DUNCAN City on her WAY down. .ai H.
4. --Sfrohn 81 Kitchen have ordered a
new. .boiler-for The Eva English. the pres
ent one not affhrding sufficient steam for
the amount of business she is reqdiretl
TO do. 'r2h1 =n-ii'YiY 10 .~I1n io y90
-Dredge No. l. employed i'm dredging
at. Macarthur. Smith i& Co.'s slab dock,
has been ind the week, some portion OF
her maciiiliery breaking Decessitating a
lay up for repairs, ,'i .9'i'oi9" ~ -s9rhba
q ',aii3IOl .ffi .sY y .tcfi ..;Ynt, .uahj
The - I. Steamers are loaded to
their full capacity going both ways. so
that it is . difficult matter to get any
very great quantity of freight shipped
gspo0pn. them e from from this port any any, one
.t'niitf'Issl sid efirib uj yha3l 1879 snW 81
steamerd Lawrence called in
Wednesday evening bound down, not
withstanding telegram had been re-
.ceiYel sfsting she would not stop, Sew
eral passengers would have. been badly
lisappoiptell if she had not, Zoos !, ,,s.
-Yesterdayumerhing. while waiting
for the fog,to clear up. the dredge com
menced widening the channel opposite
Humphreys ilock. When completed it
will add much to the convenience OF YES
sells winuing infthe river.a ani.ur, ,1fs
2n-The tug Crusader, with Ctrkin
Stickney e. Grams lredge No! 2.1aWo
dump scows and tug Mildred i'm tow a,.
rived yesterday afternoon. The dredge
is to be put in working order immediate
ly, and set at work OH the, harbor i'm
proyements.es 81 .sgso- sdi 1s1toi
seA-Fhe. .dredge has been doing g0od
work this week m9digging out the chan
nel9in its shallow PLACES. there being a
few places where the water was. onlyi1a
feet deep. Tt.has beonkept running very
Fsteady, with the exceptionlof a couple OF
hours delay Monday evening. OCCASION
ed by breaking some portionof her ma-
chinery. 1il1iss i91hR os1 taiasl gtaY
'oI9awe learn from the Detroit Post that
at Saginaw. on Thursday evening Of last
week, the dredge of Carkin, Stickney 6
Cram, on rWheeler's boxes, BY some means
pitched forward aid punched hole in
the box, which filled with water and the
box Immediately went to the bottom
With the dredgeon the top Of it, putting
a stop to all further proceedings. 1t would
be necessary to send to Detroit for a sub
marine divers before repairs could b,
made.