Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-08-07
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The ST. Paul called in Tuesday going
both up and down.
The Champlain passed down Monday,
and the Lawrence up.
The propeller Nashua was in bound
up Yesterday forenoon.
The schooner George Steele arrived
this morning after cargo OF lumber
from Barclay & MattOOn.
The steamer City of Concord was in,
bound up, Sunday afternoon.
The propeller Nashua called in
bound up, yesterday forenoon.
The City of New York called in,
bound down, Thursday morning,
The tug Mildred was in Wednesday
night Oh her way to CharlevOix.
The Canadian. wrecking tug Near
thur was in port yesterday afternoon.
The propeller Oswegatchie called in,
bound up, Saturday evening and passed
down Thursday night.
The schooner George L. Wren arriv-
ed this forenoon after cargo of lumber
from WetmOre & LathrOp.
The Lowell of the N. T. Line was in,
bound down, Wednesday forenoon and
Milwaukee called i'm bound up.
The schooner Donaldson arrived
Saturday evening and loaded lumber
from the ChebOygan Lumber Co.
The schooner Morning Star, after a
long passage, arrived this forenoon with
a cargo of coal for Macarthur, Smith &
Co.
The schooner Ellen Spry arrived
Monday and loaded lumber and bark,
and cleared Thursday evening for
Chicago.
The Keweenaw arrived up early
Sunday morning and proceeded with her
excursion to the Sault, returning Mon
day night.
The Leviathan cleared this morning
morning for Sand Beach, with her barge
Ulster, loaded with timber for the har-
Dor of refuge, in tow.
The Marine City arrived up yester-
day morning on time, and proceeded to
PetOskey, giving an excursion. She re-
turned early this morning.
The steamer Metropolis. called i'm
Sunday afternoon on her way to Macki-
nae with party of eXcursionists from
Saginaw. She stopped Monday evening
on her way down.
The schooner NewsbOy arrived Sun
day and loaded lumber and tanbark,
taking on 100000 feet of the former and
200 cords of the latter, and cleared
Wednesday afternoon for Chicago.
The st. Adams was in, bound down
Saturday night and called in bOuud up
Thursday morning. She was detained
by the fog an hour or so Thursday morn
ing, not being able to find the harbOr.
The schooner LOttie Wolf completed
her cargo of cedar ties and left Monday
for Chicago. The captain expressed
himself very much pleased by the dis
patch he received in lOadieg by the use
of the elevator.
"A handsome pleasure yacht belong
ing in Bay City, called the Julia, was in
port day or so this week with tquite a
party of ladies and gentlemen enjoying
trip around the lakes, calling at differ
ent points of interest.
Steamboat captains say that spiIe al
the entrance of the harbOr is just the
thing. For the benefit of those entering
the harbOr we would say that it is located
on the west bank of the channel and is
driven i'm fifteen feet of water.
Capt. j. P. Proctor, of the scOw Robert
Emmett resigned his command for this
week owing to the arrival of boy i'm his
family last Tuesday morning. The cap
tain claims that he is big thing in his
family, weighing sixteen pounds.
The schooner Pensaukee arrived
yesterday morning and is taking in a
cargo of 100000 or 100000 feet of lum-
ber from Macarthur. Smith & Co. fol-
their yard i'm Chicago. She was to have
brought them 325 barrels of salt from
Buffalo, but the parties who were to send
it only had about 200 barrels of the kind
wanted and they could not be got at
handily SO the captain brought none.