Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-29
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 1882.
Marine Matters.

night at eleven O'CLOCK.
The Van Raalte is proving about as
regular as regards time, as a railroad
train.
The Keweenaw arrived up on time
Sunday, and called bound down in the
afternoon.
There has been but little doing in
the harbor this week in the way Of load
ing vessels.
The tug Sumner left Duncan Monday
morning with her tow Of six barges for
TOnawanda.
The Nashua had to go into dry dock
at Detroit, and consequently missed her
trip this week.
The Flora arrived up last Saturday
eAening, having been delayed by the
blow of last week.
1T is reported that line of prOpel-
lers is to be put on between Green Bay
and CollingwOOd.
The tug Messenger brought in be-
tween six and seven tons of fresh fish
Wednesday night.
The schooner John Schultz arrived
yesterday morning and is loading lum-
Der from j. H. Waterman.
The Schooner Rising Star arrived at
Duncan City yesterday morning and is
loading lumber for Chicago.
The Pearl arrived up Thursday eve
ming about nine o'clock and called in
going down yesterday forenoon.
The City Of Cleveland arrived up
bright and early Wednesday morning,
and called going down that afternoon.
Vessels are offered at Bay City for
lumber from there to Tonawanda at ST.
80 per thousand feet. So says the Call.
The Scow Minnehaha Capt. Todd.
loaded railroad ties and telegraph poles
this week and cleared for Chicago this
morning.
The steamer Dove is expected to
take her place on the route between
here and Sault Ste. Marie sometime
nexG week.
The Mary has been making regular
trips between this port and Mackinac
and St. Ignace making good time and
doing fair business.
The Champlain arrived Monday
night, and cleared Tuesday evening with
lumber from Macarthur, Smith e Co., for
their yard in Chicago.
Tile schooner Imperial arrived
Thursday afternoon aud is loading the
remainder of the j. d. Smith lumber on
the east side of the river.
The new steamship OnOkO carried
8S,215 bushels of wheat from Chicago
bound for Buffalo Tuesday. 1t is claimed
she will carry 10000 bushels of oats.
The steam pleasure yacht ]. j. Nor
ley on her way from Detroit to Pine lake
near Charlevoix called in here Thursday
and remained in port yesterday.
The wrecking tug Leviathan re-
turned Thursday evening from near
Green Bay where she released the
schooner Cumberland which was ashore
with a cargo of coal.
Propeller Atlantic arrived up Tues
day night, with new Master, Capt.
Dodge having been superseded by Capt.
Nicholson. She called in Wednesday
forenoon, bound down.
The City of Cheboygan has been re-
painted and looks as good as new. The
Northern Belle went above the locks
Sunday. The Inland route would be
open if were not for the logs in Indian
river.
The propeller Oneida of the Colling-
wood and Chicago line put in her first |
appearance here Wednesday afternoon.
The captain complained about there not |
being enough water in the channel the
boat striking number of times while
coming in.
The Capt. OF. the Lawrence reported |
the Barge Minnehaha and another barge |
of the same tow ashore in the Sault |
river as he passed up Thursday with |
scarcely room for him to get his boat |
through between them. They had been
released when.he came down.
The Lawrence arrived Wednesday
afternoon. She was detained twentw-
four hours at Milwaukee, and about the
same time at Ludington, by storms. She
took on the beer she failed to deliver at
the SAINT last fall, and left for that