Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-23
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY.. JUNE 20. 1883.
MARINE.

MARINE.
The Idaho called in yesterday morn.
ing bound west.
The Flora arrived up on time yester-
day' and left, bound down, on time in
the afternoon.
The Ste. Marie arrived down Monday
and wednesday evenings. returning the
following mornings.
The propeller Messenger arrives and
departs on time and is meeting with
fair trade on her route.
The City of Cleveland arrived up on
time Wednesday morning, and left at
one O'Clock, bound down.
The propeller Champlain arrived from
Chicago yesterday forenoon, landing
considerable freight and a number of
passengers.
The schooner Pensaukee cleared
Wednesday noon with 100000 feet lum-
Der from W. & "A. Macarthur, for their
Chicago yard.
The schooneru Anna Maria arrived
Tuesday, loaded lumber from the Che
boygan Lumber company, and cleared
Thursday for Chicago.
The schooner Ada Medora arrived
Monday evening after lumber. j. H.
Waterman loaded her and she cleared
Thursday for Chicago.
The Keweenaw arrived up Sunday
morning on time, gave her advertised
excursion to Mackinac, and left in the
evening, bound down.
The schooner Col. Ellsworth arrived
Monday evening, took on cargo of lum-
Der from j. H. Waterman, and cleared
yesterday for Chicago.
The propeller Atlantic arrived up
Tuesday morning. Her freight bill for
this port amounted to over 500. She
called in, bound down, in the afternoon
The steambarge Colin Campbell ar.
rived Monday morning, loaded lumber
from the ChebOygan Lumber company
and cleared Tuesday evening for Chica.
60.
The propeller Prussia called in
last Sunday, bound from Chicago to
Montreal. The captain says the line
will call here regularly going east
which would make boat down every
Sunday.
The Van Raalte made her regular
trips this week. Messrs. Smith & Adams
have arranged to sell tickets to Canadi.
an points, connecting at the Sault with
the COllingwood and Lake Superior line
of steamers.
The tug Mecking Bird was in port
Monday. She lowed the schooner John
Miner here after releasing her from
White Shoals, Lake Michigan, where sht
run aground during fog Friday morn
ing of last week.
The schooner Eagle Wing arrived a
Duncan City Wednesday noon, having
made the run from Chicago in 38 hours
counting in delay of four hours from
fog near Beaver Island. She sailed yes
terday with lumber for Chicago.
The schooner E. G. Hutchings, Goa
laden for Chicago, run aground nea
HammOnd's Bay Tuesday night. Tn
tug MOcking Bird went to her assistanc
Wednesday, and after they had thrown
overheard between 200 and 300 tons O
coal. succeeded in releasing her abOu
five o'clock Thursday morning. Tn
Captain of the schooner came ashore a
this port and entered protest.
The schooner John Miner, bound t.
Midland with cargo of corn, rul
aground on White Shoals, near WACO
shancs light, last Friday morning, in
fog; 1900 bushels of corn were thrown
overheard, when the tug MOcking Biz
succeeded in releasing her. The schoon
er was leaking some. Capt. Higgie en-
tered protest Monday at this port. H
says there was no fog whistle or horl
sounded at the light house, and dozel
other vessels we're feeling their wa
along. many of them anchoriEg. II
saws he felt around little too long.
NUssa Ettie Hill.