Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-09-03
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1881.
Marine.

The Ste. Marie made her trips on
time this week and had good business.
The propeller Prussia was in Sun
day night bound from Chicago to Mon
treal.
The Flora arrived up yesterday fore
noon and was in bound down in the
afternoon.
The prop. Lake Erie passed up about
midnight last night bound from Colling-
wood to Chicago.
The steamer Saginaw arrived up
Monday night and called in Tuesday
afternoon bound down.
The Keweenaw was up on time
Sunday morning and called in bound
down in the afternoon.
The schooner w. s. CrOsthwaite
sailed Wednesday evening for Tonawan-
da with cargo Of railroad ties.
The Lawrence arrived from Chicago
and way ports Monday afternoon and
left that evening on her return.
The schooner Dreadnaught arrived
from Beaver Island Thursday night with
q head of cattle and lot of sheep for
Lynn Eros.
The schooner Bessie Barwick cleared
Thursday for Garden Island, Ont. with
a cargo of timber from Thompson Smith
of Duncan City.
The Nashua was little behind time
last Monday and and did not arrive up
until noon. She called in bound down
during the night.
The propeller Champlain arrived
last evening. She is loading lumber to-
day and will leave for Chicago and way
ports this evening.
The schooner Orkney Lass arrived
Sunday, took on cargo of lumber from
Geo. W. Bell and cleared Wednesday
evening for Chicago.
The schooner Oracle M. Filler arrived
Sunday and loaded lumber from the
Cheboygan Lumber company and left
Tuesday evening for Chicago.
The propeller Ocean of the Chicago
and Montreal line of steamers was two
or three days behind time going up, and
consequently, will not be down on time.
She will not call going east before Tues
day evening. s3q.
This steam barge r. G. Peters with
the schooner A. W. Lucky in tow arriv-
ed Thursday afternoon after lumber.
The barge loaded for Macarthur, Smith
g. Co., and the schooner for the ChebOy-
gan Lumber Co. They cleared last even
ing.
Last Monday while coming down
the river, the G. f. Pendell struck rock
just below the water mill and broke one
of the buckets off of her wheel and then
run hard ground opposite the Bran
mach place. The tugs Bradley and
Cygnet pulled her off.
The steamer Pearl arrived up Thurs
day evening. Yesterday she gave an
excursion to Mackinac for the benefit of
the M. E. Sunday schOOl.-When bound
up she run aground near Forestville and
was on two or three hours until the
Flora came along and pulled her off.
The propeller Lehigh, of the Anchor
line of steamers, rru aground on Middle
island near Thunder Bay last Saturday
night and threw overheard considerable
of her deck load. The Saginaw reports
having passed through quite an amount
of floating freight Monday afternoon
near Pressure Isle.
The tug Geo. E. Brockway was in port
Wednesday afternoon after coal. She
had in tow the three mammoth lighters
which have been carrying lumber on
lake Michigan from Ludington to Chi
cag0. They were loaded with lumber
from Saginaw for Chicago, and the
three had on over 100000 feet.
The schooner Lena Johnson arrived
Wednesday morning after cargo of
lumber from the Cheboygan Lumber
company and cleared yesterday for
Chicago. The captain claims to have
made the run from Chicago to Cheboy-
gan In thirty-One hours, and saws he
could have made it in less only he did
not care about reaching here until day-
light and lowered the most of his can |
yass when off McGulpin's light.
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