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      Local Notice to Mariners. North Point Light Station, Wisconsin.â€"Notice is hereby given that about July 1st, 1909, there will be established on the extreme N. point of Milwaukee Bay, 8 miles N’ly of the entrance to Milwaukee Harbor, in place of Milwaukee light (private aid) which will be ...

      Marine News in Brief. The handsome steamyacht Nerita, of Green Bay, was in port Thursday.

      Marine News in Brief. A car load of oak timber has been received for the new tug to be built for T. H. Smith.

      Marine News in Brief. The schooner Iris was windbound in port Sunday while bound south with a lumber cargo.

      Marine News in Brief. The tug Smith left Tuesday evening for Milwaukee with the barge Mike Dohearty. The craft was loaded with rip rap.

      Marine News in Brief. The small passenger steamer Chas. (sic) S. Osborne was in port Saturday and Sunday getting her compass adjusted by C. E. Long.

      Marine News in Brief. The tug Calumet, of Milwaukee, was in port Wednesday on her way south with a dredge and two dump scows owned by the Starke Dredge Co.

      Marine News in Brief. The government tug Engineer was in port Monday, having come up from Kewaunee with a supply of timber for the revetment work at the canal.

      Marine News in Brief. The steambarge I. N. Foster cleared Friday for Ludington with the Corning and Oak Leaf. The steamer is now on her fourteenth trip for this season.

      Marine News in Brief. The tug Leona R came up from Ellison Bay on Wednesday with the new hull owned by Weborg Bros. and the boiler and engine are being installed at the ship yard.

      Marine News in Brief. Leathem & Smith are fitting up a large boiler on their coal dock which will furnish steam for the hoisting of ton buckets used for handling coal on and off the dock and boats.

      Marine News in Brief. The steamer Thistle underwent inspection Monday by Messrs. Van Patten and Collins and went on her regular run Tuesday. The steamer is in command of Capt. Ira Neff of Marinette.

      Marine News in Brief. A large steam derrick has been installed on the stone barge Kellogg to facilitate the handling of rip rap stone which is being used quite extensively in the new government harbor work throughout the lake region.

      Marine News in Brief. A Scotch marine boiler was received here by rail Saturday for a new tug being built at Gills Rock by the Weborg Bros. The craft is a little smaller than the Sylvia and will have 9x10 engine and a 7x8 boiler. It has been named the …

      Marine News in Brief. Mr. Swenson, a representative of the Chicago Construction Co., who purchased the steamer Reliable from Capt. Thos. Isabell, was here last week looking over the hull of the Cecelia Hill with the intention of purchasing it and having it rebuilt. This company has large ...

      Marine News in Brief. The steambarge Badger State came in Wednesday night with a cargo of soft coal for the Hart Trans. Co. The craft is one of the oldest on the lakes, having been built in 1862 and for many years was used as a passenger steamer. She is …

      Marine News in Brief. The tug L. T. Brogan, recently purchased by Nau Bros., of Green Bay, from the Great Lakes Dredge Co., of Chicago was docked at the ship yard Thursday for a general searching up. As soon as the tug is released it will be taken to Green …

      Marine News in Brief. Ann Arbor No. 4 which capsized while loading cars at Manistique, Mich., on May 29, was floated June 25 and towed to Frankfort where the remainder of the cars were unloaded. Twelve cars were removed by the wrecking crew and twelve were left on the boat …

      Marine News in Brief. Wireless telegraphy has played a prominent part during the past week in bringing quick relief to passenger steamers in distress on Lake Michigan. Last Saturday the Goodrich steamer Racine lost her propeller wheel while on her regular run from Chicago to Milwaukee. The ...

 Door County Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 30 Dec 1909, p. 1, column 1-2     GLEANED IN THE LOCAL HARBOR. Ice extends from the mouth of this bay out into Green bay as far as the eye can reach. The L.T.P.A. will hold a meeting tomorrow (Friday) night and all members are requested to be present. The schooner Defiance, owned by Capt. James ...