Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-10-07
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER Z. 1882.
Marine Matters.


The Toledo was IN Monday, bound
from Colingw0od to Chicago.
The steambarge Clean called in
Yesterday afternoon and cOaled.
The schooner f. f. Bruce arrived
this morning after cargo of lumber.
The schooner Z, P. Royce arrived
yesterday afternoon after cargo of
railroad ties.
The Atlantic arrived up early Tues
day morning, and called in that evening
bound down.
The Flora arrived up at one o'clock
this morning, and will call going down
this afternoon.
The Keweenaw arrived up Sunday
evening, and called in bound down early
Monday morning.
The schooner Snow Drop arrived
Tuesday, loaded cedar, and cleared yes
terday for Chicago.
The schooner l.. M. Mason arrived,
Tuesday, loaded cekar, and cleared yes
terday for Chicago.
Business in the harbor has been lively
this week, and the dockwallupers cor
respondingly happy.
The steam yacht R. C. Wilson, left
Thursday with lot of household goods
and passengers for DrummOnd's island.
The Lawrence arrived Monday night
with another new captain on deck. Geo.
Cochran, formerly mate, being in COM
man
The schooner Fleetwing arrived
Tuesday, loaded lumber from Nation,
Ogden & Co., and cleared yesterday for
Chicago.
The Champlain arrived Monday,
landing considerable freight. She clear
ed the same evening for Chicago and
way ports.
The steambarge Maggie Marshall ar
rived w ednesdays night, loaded lumber
from Macarthur, Smith e Co., and clear
ed yesterday foriChicago.
The st. Paul called In Tuesday even
ing from COllingwOod. She made the
run from that port to ChebOygan in
about twenty-one hours.
The tug Merrick arrived up Thurs
day to tow, the schooner Kingfisher,
loaded with iron ore and leaking, from
Mackinaw City to FairpOrt, O.
The schooner Young America finish
ed discharging her cargo of coal Tues
day, and sailed for Cross Village to load
hardwood lumber for Buffalo.
The schooner Orphan Boy completed
her cargo of telegraph poles and ties,
from Humphrey & Kitchin and cleared
Thursday morning for Grand Haven.
The schooner Two Fannies arrived
Monday, partly loaded with cedar from
DrummOnd's island and finished her
load with lumber from the ChebOygan
Lumber Co.
The tug j. w. Bennett in towing
out the schooner North Cape from the
Cheboygan Lumber Co.'S slip, Thursday,
pulled out the schOoner's timber head,
but hitch of the line around the fore
mast held, and the Bennett took her out.
The schooner North Cape, after
waiting couple of days for ties, for
which she had been chartered, arranged
with the Cheboygan Lumber Company
for cargo of lumber. which she finish
ed loading Thursday and cleared for
Chicago.
The sel,captains complain great
iy about the City Of Cleveland coming
into port under full Roadway. She crea-
ting such wash in the river as to part
their lines. Wednesday she parted the
lines of the schooner Col. Ellsworth, one
of them being new line.
The steambarge d. c. Whitney at
tracted considerable Iattention and re-
ceived numerous visits. She is one of
the best barges afoat,yand no expense
was spared in her building to make her
first-class in every'respect. She and her
consort, Wayne, finished loading Tues
day and cleared for Tonawanda. They
had quite time getting the Wayne out
of the Cheboygan!Lumber Co.'s slip. The
Geo. w. Wood pulled on her for some
time and could not pull her out, and the
j. W. Bennett had to be called upon. The
latter transferred her to Macarthur,
Smith & Co.'s pier, where she put on So