The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-05-28
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second trip of the season from Port
Huron. The wyoming is a package
freighter and will continue to make
regular trips between here and Port
Huron
The Steamer John Sharples took on
coal at the Y & l.. docks Tuesday,
preparatory to loading with grain for
her trip to ports east Of Quebec.
Two new steamers, the Sirius and
4 Ostergotland, from the salt water, ar
rived in the Superior DuJutE harbor
this week. These steamers have been
chartered by the Great Lakes and
st. Lawrence frdnsportion Go. to run
between here and Montreal.
The tugs n Boutin aud j. w. BEN
| net, which have been owned in Bay
| field, have been sold to parties in
Green Bay and left for that port this
! week
The steamer Ralph left the Super
or Duluth harOor Tuesday with
| 100000 feet of lumber for Chicago.
The &. ii Green, Commodore,
| Genoa, j. L. Donnellson, Wright and
| Dayton arrived here Tuesday after
noon. The Wright loaded with 675,-
| 600 feet OF lumber for Bay City, Mich.
Norman Rose has been appointed
! deputy collector and Inspector and
/ has been assigned to the steamer
| Eaton
Major Lansing II Bach of Detroit,
WAS here Tuesday inspecting the
beacons and lighthouses, using the
tug, hcFadien.
The steamer Linden, light, lett Tues
day Tor tine lower lakes. She will re-
/ turn loaded with coal.
Ina passages at the 500 for May "a,
were, up Mary Buyce, Algonquin,
Ward, Minch, Badger State, j D.
Marshall, Congress, Law and Alton.
Down-Myron, Peshitogo, Gennes,
Delaware, Argo, Jones, Dobbins and
Jay Gould.
The steamer Gogcbic, carrying
{ 100000 bushel of wheat, left for the
/ lower lakes Thursday.
The big dredger Portage of the
Lake Superior Contracting and
Dredging Co., began work on the
shoals near the mouth of the .Nemadj
river. The dredging crew will work
II hours each day for about six weeks
and during that time will remove a.
bout $4,000 cubic yards of sand.
Capt Boggs of the steamer Nike re
! ports that the ice field still remains
dangerous in Lake Superior. He SAYS
that while OFF Porcupine Mountain
/ his steamer and barges were brought
! to "A standstill by the ice and that it is
! very dangerous for a steamer running
! full speed in the night as some of the
! ice ~ yet five feet in thickness.
The steamer George Stephenson
| lett cleveland for the head of the
lake. Thursday morning. She has on
a cargo Ut coal
I f,tlsA at IA e. 4
nesd.y were up Monarch, Turre.
/ Cape, Leinty, Bottsford, Gamer, Abel
ia Snlrrs. Down Beatty, Arabian,
! lluronic ana Manitoba.
! The steamer A, Il Wulviu, the larg.
est boat on the lakes, was loaded with
( coal at Loran, O., Wednesday. She
/ waa loaded with 10, 250 tons ia 10 hours
or at the rate OF Is ears per hour.
l.. r. Martin aud O ,car Olsen OF Du
iut1 have purchased the tug Frank c
Barnes of y. O. Wheeler and b. z.
/ Barnes OF Grand Haven, Mich. The
tug will he used in the Superior Du
I luth harhur.
The White Line steamer, Mabel
, bradshaw, arrived here "Wednesday
from Port Arthur with twenty emf.
grants from the Canadian port.
The schooner George b Owen lett
mere Wednesday with /, 900 900 feet OF
lumber Tor Toledo, Ohio.
The steamer, SaNona, carrying I,
200 tons D coaI, lett tor Superior Wed
tuesday. This is the first steamer to
break the ranks of a, t.ti<,. r.,
captain, u. p Crane and mate w
Crane were expelled from the Mas.
! ters' and Pilots association.
The passages At the 500 for Thurs
day were up Madden. Noqueha>
and lonta; down Midland Queen
ouawo Comuuerry, Chetoah an,
ponnacouna.
The schooner W X. Moore lef
Thursday afternoon for Buffalo. carry
my soo, goo feet of lumber,
The steamers Mary h Boyca witt
1900 tons of coal from Cleveland, m.
lnig. lakvu Wiln MOO tors Of salt from
Buffalo, tho W X Moore with l23.
tons of lime stone and 800 gallons ot
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