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      Gleaned From the Local Field. The tug Wright was laid up within the week.

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The steamer Menominee was in port on Tuesday.

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The schooner Anna Dall was the last vessel to lay up at Milwaukee.

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The tug Nelson was put in the “sling” on Monday to have her stern-bearings tightened and a leak repaired.

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The schooner Anna Dall, Capt. M. Anderson, is making a trip between Baileys Harbor and Milwaukee with wood.

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The steamer Liberty made her last trip on Tuesday and the following day preparations were made for laying her up for the winter.

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The steambarge Mary Mills will probable (sic) be the last boat to arrive at Menominee this season, with the exception of the Ann Arbor.

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The tug Maggie Lutz was raised in the “sling” on Tuesday to have her rudder which had become shipped (sic), replaced and a leak stopped up.

      Gleaned From the Local Field. Capt. J. W. Cornell, who recently disposed of his interest in the tug Truscott to Capt. Peter Jordan has purchased the tug Unknown and will fish with her out of Washington Harbor.

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The steambarge Mary Mills was in port Tuesday night, being on her way to Chicago from Menominee. Capt. John Bolton says his boat will make one more trip and then lay up for the winter at Menominee if possible.

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The bait nets set by the tug Karste were chock-a-block with dregs when lifted on Wednesday, caused by the tremendous N. E. sea of Tuesday, which churned things up in a lively matter. Notwithstanding this there was in the neighborhood of 700 baits. ...

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The machinery has been taken out of the burned hull of the Ira Chaffee, and on Saturday the tug Wright took her in tow and run her on below the light houses, and in so doing the big tug got aground. The tug Nelson put …

      Gleaned From the Local Field. Capt. Wm. Boyd corrects an error which appeared in the ADVOCATE last week in reference to the disabling of the tug Wright and towing her into Chicago by another tug. Capt. Boyd says his boat was not practically disabled by the turning of the “bushing,” …

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The tug Truscott cleared port Monday a. m. for Sheboygan, but on getting outside found a big sea running from the S. E. and returned. The following afternoon another start was made and this time too, she was forced to run back on account of …

      Gleaned From the Local Field. Capt. Chas. Allen informs us that the Menominee whitefish have entirely disappeared from these waters. The nets have been taken out and hooks substituted for trout fishing. Capt. Allen started out in the lake with the tug Karste Tuesday morning to lift his bait ...

      Gleaned From the Local Field. Among the freight on board the steamer Liberty on her arrival here from Menominee Saturday afternoon was a yawl-boat and a box of toolsâ€"the property of Uncle Sam. These were employed by the carpenters engaged in reconstructing government protection in the river ...

      Gleaned From the Local Field. After dumping a lot of moneyâ€"upward of $100,000â€"into the Oconto harbor scheme Maj. Gregory has at last decided that the scheme is impracticable, and Uncle Sam will come down no more. For upward of thirty years has this matter of a harbor for Oconto been …

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The tug Truscott, Capt. Peter Jordan, arrived here Sunday evening direct from Escanaba, where she had been with a load of fish from Detroit Harbor. The Truscott was on her way to Sheboygan, where she will receive a new Scotch Marine boiler during the ensuing …

      Gleaned From the Local Field. Capt. Wm. Marshall, sr., (sic) informs us that his little vessel, Two Brothers, will receive a general overhauling at Fish Creek during the ensuing winter. She will be lengthened out 10 feet, which will give her a total length of 44 feet. In addition to …

      Gleaned From the Local Field. The schooner Restless, laden with Christmas trees and bound up, came in from the lake Sunday night for shelter. She was leaking badly and as the weather looked threatening her captain abandoned the trip up the lake, and fearing that he would be unable to …