Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-04-24
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The steamer Pearl arrived early yes
terday morning.
The City of Concord called in. bound
up, Sunday forenoon.
The Oswegatchie was in Monday
forenoon, bound down.
The propeller st. Adams was in
bound up thus mOrniTg G.
The propeller Lawrence was in
bound up, Saturday night.
The harbor buOys were placed in po-
sitiOn Wednesday morning.
The propeller Champlain called in,
bound down, about midnight Saturday.
The tug w. S. S.=Sarkins came out on
duty yesterday for the first time this
season.
The propeller Lake Erie, from Col
lingwOOd to Chicago, called in Monday
to report.
The steamer r. C. Wilson made her
first trip to the head of Mullet lake and
return Thursday.
The City of Concord, of the n. T.
line, was the first boat this season to
land at PetOskey.
The Mary has been making regular
daily trips to MackinaW and Point st.
Ignace this week.
The canadian propeller Columbia, of
the COllingwOod and Chicago line, called
In to report last night.
The propeller Nashua arrived Tues
day evening, bound up. She was aground
at st. Clair flats SO hours.
The schooner Yankee Blade arrived
Thursday afternoon, and is loading lum-
ber from j. ID. Smith for Chicago.
Navigation on the inland route has
opened. The Valley Queen came down
through Mullet Lake Wednesday without
any trouble.
The schooner John Kelderqouse ar
rived from Buffalo Wednesday morning
and loaded ties and posts from StrOhn q
Kitchen for Chicago.
The schooner Col. Ellsworth arrived
Thursday morning after cargo Of lum-
Der from McArthur, Smith 81 Co., for
Chicago. at @l.25 per thousand.
The schooner San Jacint0 arrived
Tuesday morning from Chicago with
grain for G. P. L9nglOn. and he loaded
her with posts and ties fOr Chicago.
The LeYiathan left Tuesday after
noon with the schooner Annie VOught in
tow for Chicago. The schooner lost her
anchors in the straits during the ice
jam.
The schooner S. B. PomerOy arrived
Wednesday morning. She loaded lum-
Der from Macarthur, Smith & Co. for their
yard in Chicago. Freight $l.25 per
thousand.
The schooner Jennie Graham sunk
near Duck Island, Friday of last week
in forty feet of water. The captain and
crew were here a couple of days waiting
a boat to go below.
The propeller Canada. of the COlIing
wood and Chicago line of steamers, call
ed in yesterday morning to report, anG
landed number OF passengers WHIT
came from Canada to locate in this sec
ton.
The schooner A. MOsher arrived Sat
nrday evening from Chicago with car
| 20 of grain and -four for the ChebOygar
Lumber Co. She took on cargo of tie:
md posts from StrOhn 81 Kitchen ant
eft Thursday for Chicago.
The schOOners John KelderhOuse
). B. POmerOy and San JacintO lef
yesterday afternoon for Chicago and W,
'hOnld not wonder if they would have {
lively race to see which would reach thei
destination first. We predict that tht
ChebOygan craft, the Kelderhouse, will
arrive first.
The steamers Marine City ant
Keweenaw had lively race from Roger
to this place last Sunday. The Keweenav
was delayed an hour or so by he
machinery giving out but she came il
ahead of the Marine, all the same. Boil
boats came in with all their cOlOrs fiyinj
and presented quite pleasing appear
ance.
The tug Chas. L. Deceuninck had
hard time getting up the rapids, beloy
the locks. last Wednesday. The Bismarc
undertook to help her up, but her stean
pipe got loose and she commenced leak
; ing badly and had to give it up. The
rugged up windlass, and by its aid sue
ceeded in getting the tug over durin
the afternoon.