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      Items of Local Interest. The tug Peter Coates again filled with water on Sunday and rolled over on her side in the mud where she had been shoved.

      Items of Local Interest. The tug Smith is running with a single crew at the present time, there having been a falling off in the crushed stone trade.

      Items of Local Interest. The tug Satisfaction brought a scow load of lumber over to the Washburn company the first of the week, taking stone back to the west shore from the Laurie quarrie (sic).

      Items of Local Interest. The schooner Franc Miner, Capt. Max Pfeil, is lying idle, having been shoved in the mud above the Goodrich dock. She has not been fitted on tfor (sic) a couple of years now.

      Items of Local Interest. The little auxiliary schooner H. J. Davis is engaged in carrying pulpwood from the west shore of Green bya (sic) to Algoma, and passed thru here a couple of times within the week.

      Items of Local Interest. The steamer Netie Denessen, Capt. William Denessen, was in port Thursday afternoon, having picked up a load of salt fish on the peninsula for Albert Kalmbach, the local fish dealer.

      Items of Local Interest. The tug Burger of Manistique arrived here the first of the week for the purpose of being docked at the shipyard for a searching and such repairs as was found to be needed below the water line.

      Items of Local Interest. The steamer Philetus Sawyer went into commission the first of the week for the first time this season, and Engineer William Riley took his departure from here Friday for Chicago to take the craft out. She was to go to Boyne City for her first load. …

      Items of Local Interest. The pleasure yacht Bonita, owned by Senator Isaac Stephenson, is at the shipyard for her annual scrubbing up previous to going into commission. She is one of the finest pleasure craft on Green bay, and makes annual cruises with parties who are entertained by her ...

      Items of Local Interest. The river at Sheboygan is being dredged by the Wisconsin Dock and Dredge Co., the work being in progress between the railroad bridge and Pennsylvania avenue. The tug Lorena, Capt. Jim Tufts, of this port is tending the dredge and the dumps are towed out into …

      Items of Local Interest. The steamer Wyandotte, Capt. Wm. McLean, discharged coal at this port late Thursday afternoon and evening. Twelve hundred tons were unloaded at the city dock and 500 tons at the Hart Transp. Co. dock. This was the last trip of Capt. McLean in the Wyandotte, he …

      Items of Local Interest. Reports would indicate that the fishing along the west shore of Lake Michigan was not very good. Botas (sic) engaged in the business are being laid up for lack of a big enough catch to pay running expenses. During the perido (sic) of inactivity the owners …

      Items of Local Interest. The tug Henry Gust, Capt. J. W. Cornell of Washington Island, was in port Tuesday.

      Items of Local Interest. Engineer Pat Curry took his departure for Chicago on Friday to ship as second on the steambarge Philetus Sawyer.

      Items of Local Interest. The schooner Arrow, Capt. Jessen, arrived in port on Wednesday morning with a cargo of shingles, lumber and telegraph poles for the Sawyer Lumber Co.

      Items of Local Interest. The Goodrich liner Arizona was in port Friday, this being her first appearance for the season while on her regular summer schedule. She remained in port an hour and a half to give the passengers an opportunity to make a trip thru the cherry orchards, and …

      Items of Local Interest. The steamer Chas. McVea, owned by the Benton Transit Co., of Benton Harbor, Mich., arrived in port this week for the purpose of receiving an overhauling at the shipyard. The McVea recently “went thru herself” while bound from Chicago to Benton Harbor, but has been ...

      Items of Local Interest. The revenue cutter Tuscarora grounded off North Point Wednesday afternoon. She was released three hours later by the tug Starke. A heavy fog was responsible for the accident. News of the accident was sent by wireless and the Milwaukee coast guard, Capt. Ingar Olson, ...

 Sturgeon Bay Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 22 Apr 1915, p. 7, column 1-2     GENERAL MARINE ITEMS. The first boat of the Mutual Transit Co. to leave Buffalo for Green Bay will sail the first of next week, and it is scheduled to arrive at her destination along about May 1. The steamer Edward Buckley, which wintered at Sheboygan, has been fitted out ...