Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-15
Marine Jottings.

ance improved by being repainted.
The Fountain City passed down
Thursday evening, calling at Duncan
City.
The propeller Champ1ain of th- N.
It. line was in "Wednesday night, bound
down.
The Marine City but in her appear
ance on time Yesterday morning Oil her
way to. Mackinaw.
The City of Toledo passed up Mon
day calling in at this port and landing
considerable freight.
The Badger State. of the Western
Transportation line of steamers, called i'm
last Sunday, bound up.
The propeller Lawrence arrived.
FOUND up. Thursday evening. She lam
landed several passengers and cor rsider-
able freight at this port.
The schooner r. C. Crawford arrived
Wednesday morning and loaded lumber
and lath from Bullen & Nelson.
The propeller Menominee arrived
early this morning. and will leave at l:3O
for Chicago and intermediate ports.
| The schooner Chester B. Jones arrived
Tuesday ard is loading lumber and finn
her from Macarthur. Smith & Co IS mill
for Chicago.
The tug Eva English has anew gong
for giving signals to the engineer. that
wakes up the natives along the river ever
time it is sounded.
The ST. Paul was in on time TUESDAY
morning calling on her uav IN Mscki-
nav. She passed down in the afternoon
calling at Duncan.
The Empire State. of the Western
| Transportation Co.'S steamers. passed M
Yesterday noon, hut failed to call at this
| port as advertised.
The propeller Garden ACitv passed
down Yesterday afternoon. She had q
fnll cargo and fair list OF passengers
several getting on at this point.
Tho schooner Eveline arrived We'd
nesdav from CHICAGO with partial cargo
of supplies for Bullen e. Nelson and Is
loading lumber from the mill OF that firm
for the Cbireoo ,narLet
The following crafts from Canadian
pnr's rcported at this port this week
nropel'ers Mary r. Robertson. Prussia
and Niagara: schooners u. A. Wells
! Pandora and N. G. Cameron.
The milwaukee,. of the Northcrr
Transit line. called i'm early Monday
morning. hound down. She was severn
bonrs behind time. having stonnpf al
N"r'hp,rt an1 taken aboard 1000 bush
els of potatoes.
The Canadian propeller P'nssia calIei
ir ly Monday morning 70 rnnort. Sh,
had been badly raked hv the jibboom o
rvpssel- tearing nearly the whole sid,
ont of her cabin and badly damaging ST,
or seven state rooms.
The st Joseph arrived Sunday after
mon. having been delayed on account o
not being able 10 make her landings a
some Of the lake ports for the heavy SCI
running. She took on two lighter load
of hemlOcll bark at this port and lef
early Monday morning for below.
The steam yacht Nellie Booth. O
Bat City. arrived Wednesday evening
We understand the captain who owns he
has brought her here looking for basi
ness. She is designed for excursions an,
is constructed upon the same plan as wa
: thei TruscOtt before she was housed in.
Barclay & Nations new tug.the Cyg
net. put in her appearance here last Sat
urtlay. She is neat little craft and
capable of making good time. Tuesda
she towed IN the Chester b. Jones, am
when along side of the vessel did no
look much larger than good sized yaw
boat.
| The tug Crusader called in Thurs
day evening and coaled up, leaving yes
, terday morning. She showed the effect
of the heat from the burning propellc
Montgomery. which she aided in shown
aground in the ST. Clair river last Mou
day morning while BURNING, One sid
, was badly scorched and blistered by til
heat.