Built to sail Holland, MI - Chicago, IL.
1889, May Launched.
1892 Ran for Farnum & Co. Transportation Line from Benton Harbor/St. Joseph, MI - Chicago.
1893, Jul Dropped rudder in gale 5 miles off St. Joseph towed into St. Joseph.
1894, Jun 6 Owned Hugh Bradshaw & Charles T. Hill, Muskegon. Hill purchased share through U.S. Marshall sale which had claimed Waters Shares on behalf of Montague Iron Works.
1894, Jun 9 Bradshaw assumed Hills interest, became sole owner.
1895 Ran Chicago, IL - White Lake & Pentwater, MI.
1896 Ran in Graham & Morton Transportation Line.
1899 137 x 25 x 16; 331 gross / 177 net tons.
1900, Apr 6 Owned The Chicago & Muskegon Transportation Co. Ran Chicago - Muskegon.
1900, Oct 31 Owned White Line Transportation Co. (W.H.Singer), Duluth, MN. Ran Houghton, MI - Duluth - Pt. Arthur.
1905, Mar 9 Owned A. Booth & Co. Ran Duluth - Pt. Arthur.
1907, May 28 Registered Canadian.
1907, Jun 6 Owned Georgian Bay Navigation Co. Ltd (Herbert Cleland, Collingwood); C117085; 135 x 25 x 9; 500.12 gross / 295.77 net tons.
1907, Jul 10 Renamed SOO CITY. Ran Parry Sound, ONT - Sault Ste. Marie.
1917, Mar 30 Owned The Ontario Gravel Freighting Co., Ltd, Owen Sound, ONT; converted to barge.
1918 Dismantled.
