Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-06-10
Marine Matters.

The tug Kittie Haight was in yester-
day after coal.
The Keweenaw called in going up
and down Sunday.
The steambarge Glasgow came up
from Duncan Thursday, after coal.
The City of Cleveland continues to
make her time with great regularity
The Pearl arrived up on time Thurs
day evening and called in Friday going
down.
TIE Nashua arrived up Monday fore
noon, and called in going down in the
afternoon.
The Schooner John Schultz arrived
Monday night after lumber and cleared
for Chicago.
The tug Sumner called in Monday
night after coal. She was bound down
with tow.
The propeller Celtic, from Chicago
to Montreal, was in after coal Tuesday
morning about2 o'clock.
The tug Willie Brown, from Garfield
Harbor arrived here Tuesday night to
have some repairing done.
The government steamer Dahlia was
in port yesterday. She left a supply of
oil etc. for the range lights.
The tug Cal. Davis, of Detroit, came
into port Thursday afternoon after men
to unload a coal vessel at st. Ignace.
The schooner Clara arrived Wednes-
day after lumber from Nichols & Embu-
ny, and cleared yesterday for Chicago.
The schooner Grace M. Filler arrived
Wednesday morning after a cargo OF
lumber from Young & Co.'s mill for Chi
cago.
The Van Raalte left Thursday for
Manistique, twenty-four hours late owing
to loose coupling which had to be doc
tOred.
Ste. Marie made her two trips this
week on time. arriving down from
Sault Ste Marie Monday and Wednesday
evenings.
The schooner Col. Ellsworth arrived
Saturday, and cleared Tuesday with lum-
Der for Chicago. from the Cheboygan
Lumber Co.
The schooner Higgie arrived last
Saturday, loaded lumber from the Che
bOygan Lumber Co., and cleared for Chi
cagO Tuesday.
The schooner Imperial arrived Mon
day night. Loaded lumber from j. H.
Waterman and cleared Wednesday for
Chicago Tuesday.
The Dove makes her trips to the Sault
and return, three times per week leaving
and arriving on time when the weather
is anyways favorable.
The steambarge Clean called in
Thursday night for coal, bound from
Bay City to Chicago with tow of barges
loaded with lumber.
The Oneida was in Wednesday after
noon bound from Collingwood to Chicago
She was bothered in winding by boom
of timber in the river.
The Bradley took up two lighter loads
of lumber to Mackinaw City, the first of
the week, for new hotel that is being
built there by Mrs. U. B. Mercer.
The schooner Montpelier which left
here last week with an immense deck
load of cedar posts, was out in Satur-
days storm, blu reached Chicago with
her deck load intact.
The Steam Yacht r. G. Wilson went
to Thessalon River, Ontario, Wednesday,
to take Peter Macarthur over to look
after some pine timber that was got out
for him last winter.
The barge Nelson Bloom arrived
yesterday morning after cargo of
lumber from w. s. Smiths mill, manu-
featured from the Bailey & Mute logs
for Tonawanda, N. Y.
The propeller r. j. Gordon called in
Wednesday afternoon after coal, on her
way to Chicago to give excursions, hav-
ing been chartered by Chicago parties
for 80 days, at $50 per day, and found.
The Atlantic arrived up Monday
night with large amount of freight
and quite number of passengers. She
landed 33 tons of rail road iron for the
Frankfort Furnace company. Clerk
Mcintosh says they had to refuse freight
at Port Huron for want of room. She
called in. going down, Tuesday after
noon, getting over twenty passengers
from this port.