Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

The Fairhaven and Premier came in
yesterday morning bringing the usua
large number of passengers. The Fair
haven had particularly heavy cargo o
miscellaneous Freight
After considerable delay the furnitur,
for Strader a Richards handsome oilic,
arrived yesterday. II seemed "a If all tn,
furniture expected for the last sixty day,
arrived Yesterday.
4 man by the name of DAILY living OF
Lummi island was gOred by an OK on,
day last week. Four of his ribs wer,
broken and he sustained other injurie.
which will coniinc him 10 his bed foI
some time.
one of the teams belonging to +. c.
Burlingame employed in grading LARA
bee street ran over a transit belonging Ia
the city and being used by City Engineer
Allerton ON that street breaking ID be-
yond repair. The instrument was valued
at S215.
Last Thursday the youngest son Of Mr.
George Francis, the livery stable man.
was playing on TOD Of the barn when he
slipped and fell, diSlOcating his left lbow
and wrist. DR.. Thomas attended TO the
lads injuries and states that the boy will
be out in few days.
Two carloads of furniture arrived YES
ANAhAN Ahi Nitt NdNAhut NANu anu WAS al
once hauled 10 the club rooms where ii
will be placed IN position. The rooms al
ready present a handsome appea rance
and will be open in time for the press as
ISOLATION meeting.
The big saw at the Bellingham mill
broke yesterday morning and one piece
striking the lever guiding the carriage
sent the latter almost through the side OF
the building, some of the men employed
a knff# Ia ka1
injury. u will take fully a week to re-
pair the damage.
An army OF workmen are employed in
and about the hotel putting on the finish
ing touches The furniture was being
moved in Yesterday and being placed in
position. The cement sidewalk j. being
laid and the place for the large boilers
which will be- used for heating and power
purposes being eNcavated.
There win not Dee any Episcopal SER
vices held tomorrow. MIR W. r. Ri>Sell
interviewed Bishop Paddock who stated
shat he was unable to secure the services
OF any minister for today. The vestry Of
the church are CRYING 90 make arrange
mcuts for the calling of a minister who
will remain here permanently.
Friday afternoon one of the workmen
named *. &. >teinhaur employed on the
crib work go the foot of Tenth street. met
with serious accident The men on the
bank We're rolling down logs and Stein
haur was down in the gully when one of
the logs struck him on the leg crushing ii
severely and breaking one Of the bones.
DIR. Brown was called and attended 90 the
wounded mans injuries.
Plans and specifications have been pre-
pared Tor the erection of a hospital here
uy th" sisters uf charity. The building
viii cost about S.n,Uo will be- $50 hv IS
feet. Several sites have been selected bpf
none definitely settled upon. The most
favorable location yet suggested i on the
side hill in the old town of Bellngham.
IL i the Intention 70 commence the con-
struction of the building Immediately and
endeavor % have one part Of il open for
the reception 81 patients by the time win
ter sets IN.
Messrs. Gates X Fraser, our popular
hardware lrm.arc building an additional
forty feet to their warehouse on Donovan
avenue To make room for another car
load OF sherman ;. .lewett Il Co. : stoves
aud ranges just received. The HERALD
would advise anyone predicting hard
times TO drop into the store Of the above
named frm, on Harris street. and feel
convinced that the business activity
shown there would dispel his fears. II
real estate i dull. there is more energy
IN building aud improvements than ever.
and our merchants who are in the best
position to feel the public pulse declare
that there has been no tagging in onr
wonderful progress.
"A vast amount of machinery Is about to
be shipped TO the Bennett coal mines.
Chlei Engineer Donovan is making ar
engagements for shipping complete saw
mill pumping engine. and hosting en-
gine to the mine. A windass i used AT
present for hoiSting purposes at the shaft. [
but II i reaching such a depth that these
means are becoming somewhat laborious.
and IL was decided to send hosting en-
slue. ms VIII greatly facilitate the
work. Mr.. Cody. Of the Truck a. Trans
fer company. will leave for Sedro i'm the
morning 10 Superntend the tranSporta-
ton Of the machinery from Sedro to the
mine