Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-27
Marine Matters.

-In0 lumDef uOckS, OH DOtu blueS OI
the harbor, are getting pretty well filled.
The Pearl arrived up Thursday eve
ming and called in going down Friday
forenoon.
business has been very quieti in the
harbor this week, bat few vessels taking
on cargoes.
The Nashua arrived up Monday
forenoon, and called in going down that
afternoon.
The Champlain took three schooners
in tow last night and will tow them
to Chicago.
The Prop. Ocean, of the Montreal
and Chicago line, was in Tuesday to re-
port bound west.
The schooner Rising Star went
down to Hammond's bay yesterday to
load cedar for Nelson & Bullen.
The schooner Montpelier arrived
yesterday morning and is loading ties
at Lathrop's elevator for Chicago.
The schooner Col. Ellsworth cleared
Tuesday with lumber from the ChebOy-
gan Lumber Company for Chicago.
"A small pleasure yacht, owned by
John Prindeville of Chicago was in port
yesterday morning bound for that port.
The schooner John Schultz arrived
yesterday morning and is loading lum-
Der at the Cheboygan Lumber company's
dock.
The Champlain arrived from Chica-
60 and way ports Thursday forenoon.
She loaded lumber and left last evening
for Chicago.
The schooner Morning Star arrived
Thursday night and is taking on car
60 of lumber from the ChebOygan Lum-
Der Co. for Chicago.
The schooner E. j. McVea arrived
last Saturday, loaded lumber from the
Cheboygan Lumber Co., and cleared
Tuesday for Chicago.
The Flora arrived up on time yes
terday morning and called in going
down about noon. Capt. Conner reports
business better than last season.
The steamer Dove has made her
regular trips this week between this
port and Sault Ste. Marie. Clerk Hub
bard reports business increasing.
The steambarge A. II. Morrison, call
ed in yesterday forenoon after coal. She
was loaded with dressed flooring and
shingles from Manistee for Deluth.
The Atlantic arrived up Monday
afternoon about five o'clock. She loaded
200 tons pig iron at st. Ignace and call
ed in bound down at noon Tuesday.
The scow Minnehaha arrived Sun
day evening. Capt. Todd reports no
business on lake Michigan. She left
yesterday with iron ore for CharlevOix.
-Wrecking business not proving very
lucrative, the Leviathan left last week
for Milwaukee where she will remain in
ordinary. discharging the most of her
crew.
The st. Paul of the COllingwoOd and
Chicago line, put in her first appear
ance, this season, Thursday evening.
Yesterday she loaded lumber from Nc
Arthur, Smith e Co. and left last eve
ming for Chicago.
The Ste. Marie made her regular
trips this week, arriving down from the
Sault Monday and Wednesday evenings
and leaving for her return the following
She is doing good business
both in freight and passengers.
The r. C. Wilson took John Dodd,
the diver, around to Waugoshance light |
the first of the week to make an exami-
nation of the wreck Of the Canisteo and |
see what chance there would be for re-
covering her machinery. The wind |
blew so hard that nothing could be done. |
The Lawrence arrived Tuesday
night. She will lay over at Chicago un.
till next Wednesday evening, her regu-
lar time for leaving that port, and it is
expected she will run on time there
after, If possible, leaving Chicago every
Wednesday evening reaching here Satur-
day morning.
The City of Cleveland arrived up
early Wednesday morning. Her time
has been changed, bringing her here a
little earlier in the morning in order to
make connection with the morning
train at st. Ignace so that passengers
leaving Detroit Mondays at II p. m. can
reach Marquette at 2:30 Wednesday
aftern DON.
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