Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-15
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1881.
Marine.

The propeller T. s. Paxton was in
Sunday afternoon.
The Lawrence arrived Monday eve
ming and left that night for Chicago.
The schooner Lottie Wolf cleared Mon
day afternoon for Chicago with lumber.
The schooner Annie M. Peterson left
last evening with ties from P. M. Lath-
rOp for Toledo.
The Pearl was in bound up early
yesterday forenoon and was in in the
afternoon bound down.
The steamer Saginaw arrived up early
Wednesday morning and called in bound
down in the afternoon.
The schooner Ida Keith arrived at
Duncan City Saturday and loaded lum-
Der this week for Chicago.
The Prussia, of the Merchants Line,
was in Sunday afternoon, bound down.
She did not have any freight.
The schr. Ada MedOra arrived Satur-
day loaded lumber from Geo. w. Bell and
cleared Tuesday for Chicago.
--DOdd and Erratt left with the Dread
naught last Monday morning for Bay
City to close their sale of her with Capt.
McGary.
The schooner City of Chicago ar
rived Thursday morning and loaded
lumber from the ChebOygan Lumber Co.'S
mill for Chicago.
The Nashua did not arrive up until
Monday night being several hours be-
hind time. She was in bound down
Tuesday forenoon.
The schooner VIM. B. Ogden arrived
Monday took in cargo of lumber from
Nation, Ogden & Co. and cleared for
Chicago Thursday.
The schooner M. L. Higgie after
discharging her coal loaded lumber
from MsArthur, Smith & Co and cleared
Thursday for Chicago.
The Northern Queen was in from
Collingwood yesterday afternoon land
ing quite a number Of new settlers,
with their household goods, for North
ern Michigan.
The survey of the Jessie Linn after
being placed in dry dock at Milwaukee
showed that our statement that she was
broke was correct. The dispatches say
she was badly hogged.
Wednesday the tug G. E. Pendell
went to over Prentiss bay and lowed the
schooner w. S. Crosthwaite from there
to the Schneaux, where she would fin
ish taking on cargo Of ties.
The propeller Canada arrived from
Collingwood Wednesday evening. She
reports the Lake Erie at the Manitoulins,
disabled, having broken her crosshead.
The Canada brought the Fries passen-
gers.
The Van Raalte was windbound one
day at Manistique, and did not get back
until Wednesday night. She left Thurs
day afternoon for short trip, only go
ing to MillicOquin and is expected back
to day.
The propeller Granite State, that was
here with the circus this summer, went
ashore near the clay banks lake Michigan
and has been abandoned. The Leviathan
tried with three steam pumps to free her
from water but could not.
The schooner Lottie Cooper arrived
Tuesday. She was chartered for cargo
of ties from some place near Detour, but
on her arrival found them shipped and
came to this port and secured q cargo of
posts and commenced loading at the ell
evatOr yesterday.
The schooner Higgie & Jones arrived
Sunday after posts and bark. The Peter
son Icing at the elevator she could not
commence loading posts so the captain
made arrangements for her hold full of
lumber from the ChebOygan Lumber Co.
and took deck load of bark and cleared
Thursday for Chicago.
The large, fve-masted schooner
David BOWS had hard time beating
through the straits this week. Wednes-
day forenoon she passed this port and
got some miles above, when she drifted
back down to Light House point. In the
afternoon she tried it again and got
well up to Bots Blance Island when she
cast her anchor and lay all day Thurs
day.
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