Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-12
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 70. 1881.

the Sault Monday afternoon.
The pearl arrived up last night be.
tween eleven and twelve o'clock.
Several craft were at anchor in the
straits this morning, waiting for the
blow to clear. NS
The Canadian schooner Louisa ar
rived Wednesday morning after timber
for Collins Bay.
The Nashua arrived up Wednesday
afternoon and called in bound down
Thursday night.
The Champlain arrived Sunday. She
loaded wood Monday and left that eve
ming for Chicago.
The steambarge S. G. Hall was in
port this morning, having come in on
account of the storm.
The Keweenaw arrived up Monday
evening. She passed down Tuesday fore
noon without calling in.
The tug Pendell lowed the schooner
Morning Light over to the Schneaux
Tuesday to load ties for Buffalo.
The schooner Rising Star arrived
Saturday and cleared Tuesday with lum-
Der from the Cheboygan Lumber Co. for
Chicago.
The propeller Canada from COlling-
wood was in Sunday bound for Chicago.
Capt. McGiffin says he expects to make
one more trip.
The Anchor line propeller Alaska
came to anchor off the harbOr last night
on account of the storm and is waiting
for good weather.
The schooner Two Fannies arrived
Tuesday morning, took on lumber from
the Cheboygan Lumber Co. and cleared
yesterday for Chicago.
The Flora, due Friday morning of
last week, did not reach here until Mon
day morning, 4, a. m. She called in
bound down that evening.
The schooner Ada Medora arrived
Wednesday morning, took on cargo OF
lumber from the Cheboygan Lumber Co.
and cleared yesterday for Chicago.
The schooners Canada and Bessie
Barwick arrived Monday after square
timber for Collins Bay, Ont. The Canada
cleared Thursday evening and the Bar
wick yesterday.
The schooner ScOve came to anchor
off this port yesterday morning and the
captain came:in looking for a load. The
Cheboygan Lumber Co. is giving her
cargo of lumber.
The propeller Northern Queen, of
the Collingwood line Of steamers has
been withdrawn from that route and is
running between CollingwOOd and the
Manitoulin islands. 1IHg
The schooner Pensaukee arrived
Sunday with grain for Macarthur, Smith
& Co. After discharging her grain she
loaded lumber from that firm and clear
ed Thursday for Chicago.
The schooner s. Anderson arrived
Monday loaded lumber from the Che
boygan Lumber Company and laid here
couple of days after she was loaded
waiting for the blow to let up.
The Van Raalte left for Manistique
yesterday afternoon in charge of Capt.
Ranville, formerly of the Mary. He
will have command until Capt. Bouchard
RECEIVERS sufficient to take command
again. lr
The schooner Lookout arrived
Wednesday morning with cargo of
supplies for Nelson & Bullen. After dis
charging her cargo she loaded lumber
from the ChsbOygan Lumber Company
and left last evening for Chicago.
The Saginaw passed up without
calling. She came in, bound down,
Wednesday forenoon, and stopped until
midnight, on account of the gale, when
she started out but did not 90 far until
she turned back and tied up to the dock
again, leaving about noon Thursday
Robt. Robinson, we hear, has taken
a contract for getting out 100000 feet
OF long timber for Tonawanda parties.
Lumbermen complain that.the swamps
are full of water, retarding their opera
tiOns in low lands. Should the winter
be an open one 1t would imake it bad In
some sections.
Work was suspended on the salt we'll
last Wednesday for want Of tubing. The
Pearl landed the 44lsinch tubing last
night and they are busy to-day putting
Il in the we'll andHexpect to be able to