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      Marine News. The Hennepin lay in port Monday bound south with crushed stone from the Smith quarry.

      Marine News. The steamer Stewart was in port Sunday bound south with a cargo of potatoes from up the peninsula.

      Marine News. The steambarge Neff is having considerable repair work done at the Wolter & O’Boyle shipyard.

      Marine News. MARINE The government outfit consisting of the derrick scow, boarding house, and other scows, together with the government tugs Manitowoc, Industry and Eider arrived in port latter part of last week from Green Bay. The derrick scow and boardinghouse (sic) scow, together ...

      Marine News. The steamer C. & M. owned by Chambers and Magnuson of Detroit Harbor, laid in port several days this week with a load of 3,000 bushels of potatoes, bound for Racine. The C. & M. was formerly the lightship Lansing Shoal and was purchased by the Washington Island …

      New Fleet For McMullen & Pitz. The construction of a tug for the McMullen and Pitz company, Manitowoc and Pitz company, Manitowoc, to cost approximately $15,000 is underway at the yards of the Burger Boat company in Manitowoc. Two mud scows, the approximate cost of each to be ...

      Navigation Aids In Sturgeon Bay. In the annual report of the commissioner of lighthouses to the secretary of commerce, establishing aids to navigation and improving existing aids, the following recommendation for Sturgeon bay, involving an expenditure of $49,000, is ...

      Local Marine. The condemned hull of the tug Ames and the tug Boutin, both familiar craft in the waters of Sturgeon bay, were beached north of the port of Manitowoc latter part of last week and burned. The Ames was the property of the Appleton Paper company, and the Boutin …

      Local Marine. Present indications are that Green bay ports will enjoy the best boat service next year that it has for many years past. If present plans of the Hill Steamboat Line are carried out the ports of Marinette and Menominee will have boat service from Chicago for the first …

      Local Marine. On Wednesday Ann Arbor No. 5 met with its first ice di culty (sic) this winter when it encountered a windrow of ice at the mouth of Sturgeon bay. It took the big steamer two hours to work its way through being bound for Menominee from Frankfort, Mich. …

      Local Marine. Captain Frank Jacobs, who returned last week from Chicago to spend the winter at his old home in Sturgeon Bay, states that he is about thru with winter sailing. Captain Jacobs has been tugging during the past 43 years, and is well deserving of a rest. During the …

      Local Marine. Ann Arbor carferry No. 5 came in from the lake last Saturday on its way to Menominee, being the first ferry thru here since the previous Saturday. Although the ice was ten inches thick in the bay in places the big boat experienced no trouble. In fact the …

 Door County Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 11 May 1922, p. 8     Steamer Edward Buckley Sold The steamer Edward Buckley, which wintered at the yards of the L. D. Smith Dock company, has been sold by the National Transit Co. of Marinette to T. E. Millard, John Harckness and Jack Garroch of Sarnia, Canada. The boat is being gotten in ...

 Door County Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 17 Mar 1922, p. 5, column 2     Work At Smith Yard Work On Steamer Skater and Other Craft Nearing Completion--Will Be Ready Opening Navigation The yards of the Leathem D. Smith Dock Company has been the busiest place in the city during the present winter. While there has not been a large crew of men ...

 Door County Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 12 May 1922, p. 5, column 3     Purchased the Buckley The steamer Edw. Buckley, owned by the National Transit Co. of Mari­nette, and which wintered at the Smith Dock Company's yard in this city, was sold Monday to C. E. Mil­liard, John Garrach and John Hochness of Sarnia, Canada. The boat will be placed in the ...