Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-18
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. AbGUsr II, 1883.
MARINE.

W. s. Smith expects to have his new
tug completed next week. SECS :.
The Idaho called in early yesterday
morning bound to Chicago.
The propeller Fountain City called
in Thursday evening bound down. 80.
The propeller Saginaw Valley was
IN Tuesday morning bound to Chicago.
The Pearl arrived up on time Thurs
day afternoon, and called in bound down
that night.
The propeller Eurnpe called in
Wednesday night bound from Chicago
to Montreal. II
The Champlain arrived yesterday
afternoon, and leaves this evening for
Chicago and way ports.
The schooner Imperial arrived
Thursday morning loaded lumber and
cleared to-day for Chicago.
The scow Essex is bringing stone
from Drumm0nd's Island for the founda-
tion Of the new bank building.
The Flora arrived up yesterday
morning crowded with passengers. She
was In, bound down, in the afternoon.
The yacht Georgia, of Bay City, with
a cargo of theology arrived Wednesday
and has remained in port since.
The Prussia, of the Western Express
line, bound from Montreal to Chicago
called in early Wednesday evening.
The schooner A. Mosher arrived Sun
day morning, loaded lumber from W. &
A. Macarthur, and cleared Tuesday for
Chicago.
The Arundel was in last Sunday on
another of her excursion trips from Bay
City to Mackinac. She had quite party
on board
The Mary lay off yesterday to blow
off and clean her boiler and fiues. The
r. c. Wilson took her place on the in
land route.
The schooner F'leetwing arrived
Sunday morning, loaded cedar ties, posts,
and telegraph poles, and cleared yester
day for Chicago.
Monday morning the Van Raalte
left Sault Ste. Marie sometime after the
Keweenaw, made several more landings
than that steamer, and yet was in Che
gan first.
The Keweenaw arrived in Saturday
night. and left according to her adver-
tisement with her excursion for the
Sault, returning, bound down, Monday
afternoon.
The schooner Higgie finished dis
charging her cargo of coal Wednesday,
and loaded lumber from the ChebOygan
Lumber company, and sailed yesterday
for Chicago.
The schooner Col. Ellsworth arrived
Monday loaded lumber at the docks of
the ChebOygan Lumber Company, and
cleared yesterday for Chicago.
The City of Mackinac, the new
steamer of the Detroit and Cleveland
Navigation Company's line, put in her
first appearance Monday morning, and
was the observed of all observers while
in port.
The City of Cleveland arrived up on
time Wednesday morning. When going
down in the afternoon she had trouble
getting to her dock on account of the
logs running in the river, and had to be
tOwed out stern first by tug when she
left.
The propeller Atlantic arrived up
Monday night, calling in on her down
trip Tuesday afternoon. She took on
some lath at the Cheboygan Lumber Co.'S
dock, for Sandusky, and some shingles
at the R. r. dock for Huron, and left be-
tween and o'clock.
Thursday afternoon while the tug
Bradley was towing out the schooner
Lucy j. Clatk, her crank broke, and the
vessel run into her, knocking off her
smoke stack, whistle, ETC., The De-
Cunick tOwed the tug up to Murray q
Rich's machine shop, and they expect to
have her in running order by Monday.
The schooner Lucy j. Clark arrived
Sunday. She was chartered to load at
Cross Village, but cargo not being ready
she came here and telegraphed owners
for instructions and received orders to
load here. She took on lumber at the