Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-26
Charles r. Mute returned home last

Easter cards and Easter novelties at
W. 4. Ross.
The doctors all strOn oily favor gymnas-
Iums. They say they add to their prac-
tics.
Alex Mckay will be engineer at the
ChSboygan Lumber Company's mill the
ceming season.
The boys from the woods are numer-
Gus on the streets, and all seem to be on
their good behavior.
We are indebted to President Angel,
for copy of the Calendar Of the Univer-
sitv of Michigan for 1Ss4-S5.
From the Three Rivers Tribune we
learn that will Clark and wife have got
settled down comfortably at Colon.
Adams blaming mill was compelled to
shut down yesterday, on account OF the
frost heaving the engine bad ont of level.
Capt. R. H. Mosier will be in command
of the tag Geo. W. Cuylsr again the
coming season, and has engOged George
Riggs for his engineer.
Old sailors at lower lake ports are Of
feriHg to bet three to two that naviga-
tion at the head Of Lake Superior won't t
open this year before June 10th.
The Cheboygan Lumber company will
commence everhauling their mill, to
pnt it in good shape for business this
season, the first of nsxt month. They
do not expect to saw muca before the
nrst of May.
A. P. McKinnOn expects to complete
his numbering operations on the ,rth
shore within ten days or two weeks. He
reports his board timber excellent, and
has about 100000 feet Of good logs, ran
ming about Eve to the thousand.
We are in receipt of the first number
OF the Inland Marine. newspaper pub
lishsd at Chicago In the interests Of the
shipping of the great lakes. 1t is we'll
gotten up and contains vast amount
of information of especial interest ia
vessel men.
II has been claimed that never before
this winter were boats fast in the lee on
Lake Michigan so long time. Capt. E.
A. Bouehard says this is mistake. That
during the winter of 1S74-5 the propsl.
lers Messenger and DePsrs were fsst in
the lee for sixsy-fiys days at one time.
From the following it will be seer
that they freely acknowledg their pa
tsrnity. "The Bay City Tribune breeds
dudes. ."-Chebovgan Democrat. "Com-
msnt is hardly necessary. Ed. Forsyth
editor, and Geo. league, advertising
agent, Of the Democrat. were bred from
The Tribune Office. Bay City Tribune
The scientific world will doubtless b
astOnished by the announcement made
by our eotemporary last week when. IL
speaking of the partial eclipse Of th'
sun, it said: THE phenomenon was ORl.
visible in a belt about 35 miles wide ant
Cheboygsn was fortunate" As seen a
Chpboygap the eclipse wal general owe
the United States.
James Workman and Charles Ramse
returned last week from a trip to thu
north shore, where Mr.. Workman wen
to see how the different numbering oper
atlons he is interested in vera progress
ing. The team they drove consisted o
one of George Ramsay's horses and
herse belonging to Mr.. Workman. The
had a very hard trip and on their rstur
Mr.. Workman's horse died at Pine Rive
The horse was valued at 5000.
Peter Spooner is embarking in
venture that will be Of grsa
advantage to those having log
to bring a,ress Black lake. He in
tends placing Gamers steam thrashin
engine on a scow and use it for warpin
logs across the lake. The scow will b
arranged with side wheels to run
ahead the length Of the warping lin
when anchor will be cast and the powt
used to draw the logs. Mr.. Gainor say
it will have equal to $50 horse powe
The charge having been made tha
George Cane Of Mackinaw City had M
accounted for all the fines eollects
while Justice Of the Peace, II
Board of Supervisors ordered an invest
CATION of the matter by the Prosecutir
Attorney, and the result Is compile
vindication Of Mr.. Cane. His dock
showed that $162 had been collecte
W.T.. Waite. Village Treasurer, Of Mac
inac City eertifiss to having received 5
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