Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-23
NORTHERN TRIBUNE,
SATURDAY, JULY %. 1881.


Marine.
The schooner ID. r. Martin is loading
lumber at Duncan City for Chicago.
The steamer Pearl was in Thursday
night and called going down yesterday.
The Ste. Marie was in from Sault
Ste. Marie Monday and Wednesday
nights.
The Northern Queen was in yester-
day morning bound from COllingwOod
to Chicago.
The Flora arrived up yesterday FORE
noon and was in bound down in the
afternoon.
The tug May Flower, bound down
with tow, called in Thursday evening
after wood.
The bark Parana cleared from Dun
can City Monday evening with lumber
for Chicago.
The propeller Lake Erie, of the Col
lingwood line, was in Monday morning,
bound for Chicago.
The propeller Champlain arrived
yesterday forenoon from Chicago. She
leaves for Chicago this evening.
The tug T. M. Bradley has had her
boiler Overhauled and considerably
strengthened by additional stays.
The schooner morning light arrived
Tuesday and loaded lumber from Mat
toon Ogden & Co., clearing yesterday for
Chicago.
The Keweenaw arrived up on time
Sunday morning with full list of pas
sengers seeking the comfort of this
northern region.
The schooner Lena Johnson, arrived
Sunday evening, loaded lumber from
Geo. w. Bell and cleared Wednesday
evening for Chicago.
The schooner Rising Star arrived
Tuesday and took on cargo of lumber
from the Cheboygan Lumber company
and cleared yesterday.
The Nashua arrived up Monday
morning with good list of passengers,
her damages had been repaired and the
texas nearly completed.
The mammOuth schooner David
BOWS, a five masted vessel, passed up
yesterday afternoon with cargo con-
sisting of 2,193 tons of coal.
The Lawrence arrived on time Mon
day morning. After discharging her
freight she loaded cedar posts and clear
ed that evening for Chicago.
The steamer Saginaw arrived up
Monday evening and gave an excursion
for the benefit of the COrnet band. She
called in bound down Tuesday forenoon.
The steam barge Burlington called
in Tuesday after coal. She was loaded
with lumber and her consorts Hale,
Heating and Church, with like cargOes,
all from Saginaw for Chicago.
The schooners F. B. Stockbridge and
n n 4.
from j. II. Waterman for Chicago. The
StOckbridge cleared Thursday forenoon
and the Mixer Thursday evening.
The tugs have arranged tariff for
towing vessels in and out of the harbor.
1t Is based upon their carrying capacity
being fixed at three cents, each way, per
thousand feet of lumber they carry.
The Collingwood propeller Columbia,
called in Wednesday morning bound up.
She was the first steamer arriving from
COllingwOOd this season that brOughtn no
passengers to this port. She only had
three passengers this trip, and they were
bound to Chicago.
The steam barge Olean and barges
Mohawk and Keystone, arrived Monday
morning after lumber from the ChebOy-
gan Lumber company for Tonawanda.
They cleared Thursday. Thee. H. Davis
was also i'm the tow but not being able
to secure cargo here she sailed for
Alpena Tuesday.
The propeller Ocean, from Montreal
to Chicago called in early Tuesday morn
ing. She will be in tomorrow about |
noon bound down, and passengers bound |
for lower lake Canadian ports will find |
this line of steamers the best for reach |
ino fhaoa To Inx nj
modations excellent. The boats are all |
elegantly fitted up and the table is all |
that could be desired. One of the line |
in every Sunday, bound down. Tickets
for sale at Donnellys dock.