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      General Notes. Clifford Sanderson will probably succeed Joseph Harris as keeper of the range lights on Dunlap reef.

      General Notes. Nate Scofield has accepted the position of engineer on the C. M. Charnley. No assignment for the Spears has as yet been made.

      General Notes. Record was last week made at Milwaukee of the sale of the scow Elizabeth to Capt. Ferd. Jarnes, of Egg Harbor, by Capt. Ole Nelson, of Bay View. Consideration, $450.

      General Notes. The new tug will be employed in towing logs to this port from Peshtigo and Menominee, her owners, Leathem & Smith, having about 13,000,000 feet over there which will have to be brought across Green Bay.

      General Notes. It has been decided not to load the schooner Foster with ice owing to her deep draught. No cargo will be put on board the Mayflower either, as she has been sold to a party at Houghton, Mich., to whom she is to be delivered as soon as …

      General Notes. Leathem & Smith expect that their repairs and new work which they are doing at this port this winter and spring will cost not far from $15,000. This includes the new barge as well as the cost of putting the machinery into the new tug now building at …

      General Notes. Capt. Harry Bennett, of Milwaukee, was in the city Tuesday night on his way north, where he expects to spend a week or two in the interest of Theodore Plathner, the commission merchant. Capt. Bennett expects to command the schooner Starke again during the ensuing season. ...

      General Notes. The keeper of the lights on Dunlap reef does not think that navigation from the Green Bay side will open any earlier than last season. The earliest opening occurred on April 20th and the last May 1st. Capt. Stanley, of Sherwood point light, thinks that he will be …

      General Notes. There promises to be lively times on the new route laid down for the Welcome. Her and the Lady Washington will be brought into direct competition between Garden Bay and Namah, and the owners of the latter have already announced that the fare has been reduced to ten …

      General Notes. Capt. Louis Ligot has been tendered the position of master of the new tug building at Milwaukee for Leathem & Smith, and he has accepted the place. The firm is now negotiating for the engine and boiler, it having been decided not to put in the machinery of …

      General Notes. The boiler of the tug Batcheldor is lying on the ice at Red River and as soon as navigation opens it will be towed to this port by a tug. By making a marine boiler perfectly air-tight it will not sink beneath the surface and can be towed …

      Marine Intelligence. In tearing the tug Leathem to pieces for the purpose of making repairs and giving her a general overhauling it was found that most of the timber in the frames is as sound to-day as it was twelve years ago at the time she was built.

      Marine Intelligence. Leathem & Smith this week sold the barge Mayflower to C. D. Sheldon, of Houghton, Mich., for $4,500 in cash. Mr. Sheldon will take the vessel to Lake Superior at the opening of navigation and employ her in the stone carrying business.

      Marine Intelligence. Albert W. Goodrich, the only child of the late Capt. Goodrich, has arrived at his majority, and it is semi-officially announced that he will be given an important position in the management of the affairs of the transportation company at the next meeting of the board of ...

      Marine Intelligence. Capt. John Walker has taken the contract to raise the boiler and engine of the tug Batchelder and place it on the ice, and he left for Red River this week for that purpose. It is understood that he has purchased the engine, which will be placed in …

      Liberty Grove. J. Hogenson will be captain of the little schooner belonging to F. Hogenson of Ephraim and will run her during the summer.

      Baileys Harbor. The schooner Starkey is at Brann's pier loading rail ties, and the scow Silver Lake is at Wohltmann's pier taking on a cargo of cordwood.

      Gibraltar. Ephraim, June 11.-Hogenson & Tennyson's new vessel was launched on Thursday. She will be ready to sail in about two weeks with Capt. Hogenson in command and Conrad Tennyson as mate. We wish them success.

      Gibraltar. On Tuesday the schooner Little Georgia made her first appearance for the season and took a cargo of wood. Our old friend and former townsman, Hans Gusta, is sailing on her.