Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-06
MARINE.

PoiC wednesday, evening.
The Fountain City was in early yes
terday morning bound west.
The Champlain arrived Monday FORE
noon and sailed on her return trip about
noon.
The schooner North Cape arrived
yesterday morning and is loading lum-
Der for Chicago.
We hear it rumored that the Kewee-
nav will return to the shore route next
season with Capt. W. E. Conner in COM
mand.
The steamer Flora did not arrive
last week until Saturday night. Being
so far behind time she did not call in on
her down trip.
The propeller Atlantic was about SO
hours behind on her up trip, not arriv-
ing until noon, Wednesday. She did not
call in going down.
The City of Cleyeland does not seem
to mind the zephyrs she encounters and
gets around on time about as regularly
as railroad trains.
The schooner c. j. Magill arrived
Tuesday morning loaded lumber from
W. & A. Macarthur and sailed Thursday
morning for Chicago.
The Van Raalte makes her regular
trips regardless of the weather and I'M
der command of Capt. j. w. Brown has
proved herself reliable in every respect.
The schooner Lottie Wolf arrived
Monday morning, took on lumber at the
mill of the ChebOygan Lumber Company
and cleared Tuesday evening for Chica-
60.
The Messenger is doing a good bust
ness on the north shore route and Cap
tain Bouchard and Clerk Hall lose none
of their popularity with the patrons of
the line.
The Ste. Marie. it is announced, will
hereafter only make one trip per week
to Cheboygan; making two to Grand Ma
rias. She has not put in her appearance
at all this week.
The City of Mackinac arrived on
time last Monday morning, making the
run from Alpena to ChebOygan in less
than six hours. She was in again on
time Thursday.
The schooner G.. G.. Mixer arrived
from Drummonds Island, where she
landed large lot of supplies for the Is
land Lumber company, last Tuesday
morning. She loaded lumber at the
piers of the Cheboygan Lumber Co., and
cleared for Chicago Thursday.
The schooner j. B. Penfeld arrived
Wednesday morning. She was charter
ed to load at Packard's mill but there
being a heavy sea running the Captain
was not favorably impressed with the
idea of trying to get in there and cOnse
quently arranged for load in the har
Dor.
The tug Matt Stickney arrived down
from lake Superior Tuesday morning
She had been up to Lac LaBelle ant
brought down one of Williams dredges
and four dump scows TO Sault Ste Marie
Capt. Corbin says Mr.. Williams sent his
regards to his numerous friends in Che
boygan. The Stickney has been NIGEL!
painted since her stay in port.
The Canadian propeller Scotia
bound from Montreal to Prince Arthur
landing, lake Superior, called in yester
day morning to land some passenger
and two horses which she brought from
Montreal. Capt. ID. A. Kiah, formerly il
command of the propeller Canada, OF
the Collingwood and Chicago route, was
very much surprised to see the improve
ments made in Cheboygan since he las
vas here.
Thursday the fishing tug Messenge
went down to Hammond's bay to recover
the fish cars that were washed ashore
when the dock was carried away by TIT
storm few weeks since, and while a
work her wheel struck rock, breaking
off one of the blades. They succeeded IL
getting the cars. Yesterday she wa
hauled out at Hart Il Blair's ship yart
and another blade broken off to maxi
the wheel balance.
The schooner Rising Star, with 1
cargo Of cedar from Cockburn Island re
ported at the custom house Wednesda.
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