Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-30
NORTHERN TRIBUNE,
SATURDAY, JULY 80. 1881.
Marine.

M0rImes
The Flora arrived up last evening
being little behind time.
The Canada of the COllingwood line
was in Monday bound for Chicago.
TIE schooner Dreadnaught left Tues
day with lumber for HarbOr Springs.
The Fountain City was in at Dun
can City Thursday evening bound down.
The Nashua was in Monday morning
and called again bound down in the af-
ternOOn.
The steamer Pearl arrived up Thurs
day evening and called in bound down
yesterday.
The Saginaw arrived UP Monday
night and called in Tuesday after dinner
bound down.
The schOoners s. B. POmerOy, Naiad
and A. MOsier loaded at Duncan City this
week for Chicago.
The propeller Lake Erie was in
Wednesday forenoon bound from COlling-
wood to Chicago.
The Mary is having good run of
passengers in connection with the boats
on the inland route.
The Keweenaw arrived up on time
Sunday morning and called in on her
way down in the afternoon.
The Lady May was in Thursday
afternoon having come down with some
passengers from Mackinac City.
The schooner Montpelier arrived
early yesterday morning after q cargo OF
lumber from Nation, Ogden & Co.
The schooner Commerce arrived
Tuesday morning after lumber from Geo.
w. Bell and left yesterday for Chicago.
The Ste. Marie arrived down from
Sault Ste. Marie Monday and Wednesday
nights having good passenger list both
trips.
The barge Monitor arrived Sunday
in tow of the Oswegatchie and loaded
lumber for Buffalo leaving Wednesday
evening.
The schooner Ada Medora arrived
Sunday, loaded lumber from Nation,
Ogden & Co. and cleared Wednesday for
Chicago.
The propeller Champlain arrived
from Chicago and way ports yesterday
forenoon, is loading lumber and will
leave this evening.
The steam barge Oswegatchie and
three barges arrived at Duncan City Sum-
day and loaded lumber for TOnawanda.
They left Wednesday evening.
The steam barge B. w. Jenness and
consorts Genl. Burnside, Wyandotte and
Sweepstakes loaded lumber at Duncan
City this week for TOnawanda. es
The steam yacht R. G. Wilson, has
a bOut all the business she can attend to,
carrying supplies for the railroad COM
pany, from Cheboygan to Indian River.
The boats on the inland route are
doing large passenger business, the ride
through the beautiful lakes and rivers
proving more popular this season than
ever.
The tug W. s. Carkin left last Sun
day for Alpena to tow dredge from
there to Au Sable. The tug G. E. Pendell
is towing the dump scows here while she
is absent.
The propeller Celtic called in Tues
day from Montreal and landed horse
for M. Rapin that had been shipped from
that city. She will be in tomorrow
bound for lower lake Canadian ports.
The propeller Columbia, from Col
lingwOOd to Chicago arrived yesterday
morning. Capt. MalcOmson says that
last trip down they had to buy grain in
Chicago in order to get cargo back.
The Leviathan released the schooner
Orkney Lass from Chambers Island
where she went ashore last fall but had
to abandon the schooner +. G. l.. ashore
at Sister bay, it being impossible to get
the water out of her.
The tug MentamOra with barges
Benson, Manley and Russell in tow ar
rived Sunday after timber. The barges
Manley and Benson were left here and
the tug and Russell proceeded to Elk
Rapids for part of a cargo and finished
at this port.
The propeller Ocean bound from Chi
cagO to Montreal called in Sunday fore
noon. The packing came out of her stern
pipe about ten o'clock in the forenoon,
some sixty miles above this port, cOmpell-
ing them to keep the sirhOns running
constantly to keep her clear of water. She
remained in port until the packing was
replaced. She had quite number Of
passengers on board and many of them
were badly frightened after they got in
port and discovered what was wrong.
More Compliments.