Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-05-26
NIARINE.

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Chicago. -l
The North Cape sailed from Duncan
City Wednesday morning with a cargo
of lumber for Chicago.
The schooner Canton arrived at
Duncan City yesterday noon and Is load
ing lumber for Detroit.
The Canadian propeller Canada,
bound from Chicago to Montreal, called
at Duncan City yesterday afternoon.
The Ste. Marie arrived down from
the Sault Monday and Wednesday eve
nings, returning the following days.
The schooner A. Ford arrived Mon
day and is taking on cargo of lumber
from W. s. Smith, for Detroit.
The scow Rozille is a sick looking
craft. She will look better when the
ship carpenters get through with her. v
The City of Cleveland was delayed ~
hours at Port Huron by the storm, and
did not arrive up Wednesday until after
noon. faoyul..tl
Norman Lyons started out Wednes-
day with his new scOw after stone for
the foundation for s. LeGault's new res
idence.
The tug Gladiator was in port Mon
day. She was up looking after business,
and concluded it was pleasanter inside
than out.
The Canadian schooner Cecilia ar
rived Sunday and loaded timber from
James Duggan for Garden Island, Ont,
sailing yesterday.
The Canadian propeller Armenia
bound from Chicago to Montreal, called
in yesterday morning and coaled at W..
& A. McArthur's dock.
The VanRaalte made her trip to the
Sault Tuesday, returning Wednesday,
and then missed one trip to put new
couplings on her shaft.
Frank Harrington will command
the Mary this season. She has been
thoroughly Overhauled. repainted, and is
aboutready for business.
The Keweenaw arrived up Sunday
morning and returned from Mackinac
and ST Ignace In the afternoon, remain
ing in port until Monday forenoon on
account Of the storm.
The Lawrence arrived at p. m. to-
day. She run aground about 2 o'clock
this mOining on Round island point and
was pulled off by the Alg0mah, between
10 and II, without being damaged.
The steamer Flora arrived up yester-
day forenoon and called in. bound down,
in the afternoon. Having the Atlantic's
freight for points above Alpena, in addi-
tiOl to her own, she had considerable
aboard.
The schooner Eliza Gerlach arrived
Sunday with $40 tons steamboat coal for
s. Baker & Son. She finished discharg
ing Thursday afternoon and is taking
on lumber from the Cheboygan Lumber
Co. for Chicago.
The Atlantic lost so much time in
getting new wheel put on that she only
came as far as Alpena this trip, leaving
her freight for ports above that point
there for the Flora to bring up. She will
be around on time next week.
The steam barge Pacific and con-
sorts, Virginius and Banner arrived yes
terday, and are loading lumber for TOna-
wanda The three carry 100000. They
had serious time on lake st. Clair and
the steamers port side is very ragged
n The Messenger makes her trips reg
ularly and on time. Tuesday she brought
down twenty head of horses and num-
Der of men from Sage, McGraw & Co.'s
lumber camps at Garfield HarbOr. The
horses were landed at the railroad dock
and loaded upon cars for shipment to
Bay City.
The schooner Unadilla, which left
here Saturday with lumber for Detroit,
got caught in Sundays storm, and it was
reported arrived at Port Huron with five
feet of water In her hold and deck load
shifted, but later reports are to the effect
that all the water in her was what wash
ed over her forward.
The Canadian propeller Isaac May
and cOnsOrts Severn, MuscOka and Wau-
benshaw reported Thursday morning,
bound from Buffalo to Chicago with coal.
The coal was loaded last November for
Prince Arthur's Landing, Lake Superior,
but the season closed before they got out.
The coal not being wanted there this
spring, they got special permit from
the Secretary Of the Treasury to take it
to Chicago. The four carried an aegre-
gate of 2,752 tons.
During the fog yesterday morning
the propeller John Pridge0n run into
the schooner j. H. Mead, loaded with
salt, and bound to Sheboygan, Wis,
striking her short distance forward OF
the stern, on port side, breaking five
plank, and some of her timbers. The
schooner was tOwed into this port yester-
day afternoon. Fortunately the damage
was above the water line, so that she
did not leak. The accident happened
q few miles above this port.
The Hon. Henry w. Lord has received
his commission as register of the land
office at Creelsburg, Dakota.