Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-21
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. JULY 81. 1883.
MARINE.

H6 luduO was Ill yesterday InoIHihS
bound West.
The steam yacht Jennie A. Sutton,
of Elk Rapids, was in port Yesterday.
The Atlantic arrived up Tuesday morn
ing and called in that evening bound
down.
The tug Jennie King of Benton Har-
Dor, was in port yesterday bound for Al
pena.
The schooner VIM. Shupe cleared
for Detroit with lumber from VIM. s.
Smith.
The tug Matt. Stickney was in port
Wednesday on her way to Chicago after
another dredge.
The schooner T. Y. Avery was loaded
by j. E. Nichols with lumber and
left Wednesday for Chicago.
The schooner st. Lawrence finished
discharging coal Monday, and left for
st. Ignace to load iron ore for Detroit.
The schooner Alvan Bronson loaded
lumber at the ChebOygan Lumber Co.'S
dock and left for Chicago Wednesday.
The Canadian propeller India and
cOnsOrt cleared from Duncan City Sat-
urday, with timber, for Tonawanda, N.
Y.
The Fountain City called Thursday
evening, bound down, loaded down to her
guards. She had no difficulty in getting
in or out.
The schooner f. j. McVea arrived
Saturday, loaded lumber from w. s.
Smith and cleared Wednesday evening
for Chicago.
The tug Admiral ID. d. Porter, with
barge Annie Craig in tow, called in
Tuesday to report. bound for Traverse
bay after timber.
The Canadian propeller Europe, from
Montreal to Chicago, with general cargo,
called in Tuesday morning to report at
the Custom House.
The propeller Lawrence arrived
Monday forenoon. She put on IS cords
Of slabs at Duncan, for fuel, and left in
the afternoon for Chicago.
The schooner Eliza A. Law came
near going ashore this morning, in the
fog, near Dingman's dock, The Pendell
pulled her into deep water.
Hampton's "Daily Resorter," Harbor
Springs, commenced issuing regularly
last Monday, and is lively, full of news
and deserves success, and we hope will
obtain it..
The steamer Flora arrived up on time
yesterday morning and gave her adver-
tised excursion for the benefit of the. Con-
gregatiOnal Sunday school and left bound
down in the evening.
The schooner F. L. Danforth arrived
Thursday morning with 1850 tons of coal
for w. & A. Macarthur. Next week j. II,
Waterman will load her with lumber,
10000 feet, for Chicago.
Schooner James F. Gilmore arrived
Sunday morning with cargo of coal
for McArthur's dock. She finished dis
charging Wednesday and cleared light
for Escanaba to load iron ore.
The steam barge D.. W. Powers and
consOrts Sunshine, CrOsthwaite and Bre-
den arrived at Duncan City Thursday
morning and are loading lumber for
Tonawanda. They expect to leave this
evening.
The schooner Halstead came into
mort Monday morning with 800 tons Of
coal in her hold and took on deck load
of lumber, 100000 feet, from ]. H. Wat
erman, and sailed Tuesday afternoon for
Chicago.
The steambarge Rhoda Steward Cap
tain "TOd" BoyntOn arrived Sunday,
and Monday and Tuesday loaded shingles
from the Southern Michigan Cedar
and Lumber Co., 100000, for Buffalo
and Tonawanda, N. Y.
The Messenger when coming into
the harbor last evening got log in heI
wheel and she drifted around sometime
hofore she cot it out. She had to get out
;wto Tho straits to turn around and gel
headed into the harbor.
The steam yacht r. G. Wilson has
abandoned her route between Mackinav
C;tv and the Island. Capt. Wilson re-
Oary summer visitors too scarce to make
tWa ronte profitable. The cool weather
living ii many away from the island.