Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-05-19
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1888.
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Duncan City last evening.
The steam barge Glidden called into
Duncan City Sunday, bound down.
The schooner G. Hart arrived from
Detour yesterday with 24o packages OF
fish. ~
The schooner George Steel arrives
Tuesday forenoon and is taking on lum-
Der for Chicago.
The Atlantic called in, bound up,
Tuesday forenoon, and stopped in, in the
evening, going down.
The steamer Flora arrived up yes
terday forenoon and called in, bound
down, IN the afternoon.
The scow Rozille,of Mackinac, came
over Sunday and has been hauled out at
the ship yard for repairs.
4 The schooner unadilla arrived Mon
day forenoon and left to-day with car
90 of lumber for Chicago.
The tug L. @. RawsOn, which had
been in port couple of days, left Sun
day evening for Frankfort. .
The steam pleasure yacht Huntress
was in port Thursday morning, on her
way from Buffalo to South Haven.
The tug Nat Stickney left Thursday
evening with the clam shell dredgs aud
and dump scow in tow for Bay City.
The tug c. M. Clifford broke some of
the staybolts in her boiler and came
down the first of the week for repairs.
The propeller Ste. Marie arrived
down from Sault Ste. Marie Monday sve-
ming, and left Tuesday morning on her
return.
The schooner Mary L. Higgie arrived
at Duncan City Tuesday, loaded lumber
and cleared Thursday afternoon for Chi
'cagO.
The schooner Chas. E. Wyman ar
rived Friday evening of last week, load
ed lumber, and cleared Wednesday for
Chicago.
The Keweenaw arrived up Sunday
morning and called in. bound down, in
the afternoon, remaining in port until
midnight.
The schooner S. B. POmeroy arrived
yesterday morning, loaded lumber from
the Cheboygan Lumber Co., and leaves
this evening for Chicago.
The schooner John Miner arrived
Tuesday, loaded lumber from the Che
boygan Lumber company, and cleared
Thursday afternoon for Chicago.
The City of Cleveland was delayed
considerably last Saturday by logs in the
river. She was in Wednesday forenoon
and called in, bound down, in the after
noon.
Thursday of last week, in the jam
in the Chicago river caused by high
water, the schooner r. j. Gibbs, Capt
Sam Dodd, lost her jibboOm and head
gear.
The steam barge Lincoln and con-
sort Lisgar called in yesterday morning
to report at the custom house. They
were loaded with cedar from Wharton,
Ont, and bound for Chicago.
The scOw Louisa finished discharg-
ing her coal Monday and left for Charlie
vOix to load hardwood lumber. Freight
to Detroit $3.50 per thousand feet. 1t is
Jos, nI hn do ha har fn
CharlevOix in six h0urs.
The propeller Canada called in at
Duncan City yesterday, bound from Col
lingwoOd to Chicago. Capt. McGiffin
saws she will run this season between
Chicago and Montreal. She landed 215
packages of II. H. goods for E. A. Smith,
who is moving from Toronto to Duncan.
The fishing tug Messenger brought
in three tons of fresh fish last Wednes-
day. Capt. Matherson reports seeing
three large schOOners passing down, ev-
identity having a race. They had all
their canvas spread and were abreast of
each other, it being 'nip and tuck" be-
tween them. The captain reports pass
ing through quite strong ice that made
the night previous.
The steam barge Garden City and
three barges passed up last Sunday, and,
while passing, a singular atmospheric
phenomena was witnessed. When first
seen they appeared to be all out of water
brit soon apparently commenced settling
down into the water. and in few min
utes had entirely disappeared save the
tops of the spars and the volume of smoke
from the stack Of the steamer.
The propeller Lawrence arrived Tues