Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-02
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. JUNE 2. 1888.
MARINE.


The schooner John Miner, arrived
this morning, and will load here.
The Flora was in on time yesterday
morning and called in, bound down, in
the afternoon.
The schooner City Of ShebOygan ar
rived the morning. Young & Co. load
her with lumber. ~ ars ll GQ
The City of Cleveland arrives on time,
carries lots of freight and is popular with
the travelling public.
The tug Tom bowling came over
from Det0ur Thursday morning towing
a barge, which is loading cedar at this
port. -, or rN yr 81, ~n
The schooner Eliza Gerlach cleared
Monday with cargo of lumber from the
ChebOygan Lumber company for Chi
cago.
The schooner Imperial arrived at
Duncan City Saturday evening, and
cleared Thursday with lumber for Chi
cagO. tllfN ifNU M tN4
The schooner G. B. Maxwell, arrived
at Duncan City Tuesday, and cleared
Thursday evening with lumber for
Chicago. .,I,
The Canadian propeller Indian and
cOns0rts Gaskin and southampton called
in Sunday to report. bound for Leland
after timber. A.lttttl
The Northern Belle was lowed up to
the ship yard yesterday afternoon to be
hauled out and put in condition for the
summer campaign. - AZ
--ScOws Curlew and S. P. Amos came
into port Sunday, bound for Mackinac
after cargOes of gravel for Bay City. The
two carry 1900 barrels of gravel.
The Dahlia, the light house supply
steamer, was in port yesterday forenoon.
In the afternoon she visited ChebOygan
light and from there went to Spectacle
Reef light.
The tug s. s. COe arrived Sunday and
took the schooner j. H. Mead, the schOOn-
er damaged Friday of last week, in tow
and arrived with her at Sheboygan, Wis,
Tuesday evening.
The steam yacht Mary took the place
of the Van Raalte one trip to the Sault,
leaving here Sunday and returning Mon
day afternoon. She made a quick run
down. arriving here early.
The propeller Pacific, with cOnsorts
Virginius and Banner, cleared yester-
day with lumber for TOnawanda, NY.
The Pacific also took in tow the barge
Fame, with lumber from Duncan City to
Detroit.
The Messenger Is having fair trade
on the north shore route, and is the
pride of all places along the shore. She
was detaine ed by fog the latter part of
last week, and did not arrive until noon
Saturday.
The Atlantic arrived up Mon
day night, and called in Tuesday fore
noon on her down trip. Her new wheel
enables her to make better time. She
loaded quite lot Of shingles here for
Sandusky, Ohio.
The schooner Pensaukee arrived
Monday evening from Chicago with 1000
bushels corn and 5000 bushels oats for
w. e. A. Macarthur. She loaded lumber
from the same firm and cleared for chi
cago Thursday evening.
The propeller Ste. Marie arrived
down Monday and Wednesday nights
from the Sault, leaving the following
mornings on return trip. Clerk Trempe
says that the lower end of Lake Superior
was full of ice the latter part of last
week.
The Van Raalte got her new coup
lings on and shaft in the first of the
week, and is now in first-class condition.
Wednesday she made the run from the
Sault to ChebOygan in eleven hours, TAX
ing in Mackinac and st. Ignace on her
route.
The tug Metamora arrived Sunday,
bound down, with the barges Benson
,,.I xx,sf har CO..
Collins Bay, Ont. The tug broke her
crank pin and remained here Monday
and Tuesday having it repaired by Muir
ray & Rich.
The schooner A. G. MOrey, with a
cargo of lumber from Maekinaw Lum-
Der Co., run on q reef off Bailey's harbOr,
Lake Michigan, during the storm the
first of last week, and is in bad cOndi-
ton. rock knocking hole in her bot
tom. Vessel insured, no insurance on
cargo.
The Inter-Oeean says the arrival of
the propeller Isaac May and three con-
sorts, all Canadian craft, at Chicago,
with coal from Buffalo, created quite a
cOmmOtion i'm marine circles in that
city, and the Secretary of the Treasury
is denounced for granting them spe--
cial permit allowing them to carry coal
between two American ports.
The propeller Champlain arrived
Monday night. Capt. Casey reports hay
ing picked up the propeller James Fisk
in a crippled condition, about ten miles
off of Frankfort and lowed her to Mani
tOu's. The boiler gave out. She had a
full cargo of general merchandise and
was bound to Chicago. The Champlain
left Tuesday afternoon for Chicago.
The first of next week Capt. Har-
ringtOn leaves with the Mary for Irav-
erse City to place her upon the route be-
tween that place and Nortnport. Inc