Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

The Cosmopolis brought In forty tons
Of freight Thursday consigned to arious
merchants
Messrs Mccoy Il O'IIrien shipped n
boatload of railroad supplies per the tug
Advance To Ferndale Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. Leonard. of the ship
Moody. have issued invitations for an in-
formal dance 10 be- given on board the
ship.
At a meeting Of the officers of st. James
Parish Of the Episcopal church Mr.. !, VI.
| Darling was elected chairman and W. K
Bissell secretary and treasurer.
Ninety carloads OF logs were brought
] in on the Fairhaven x Southern during
/ the last three days. New equipm snts are
expected daily. when the amount VIII be
greatly increased.
MIR. ID. II. Merriman, the scientific
angler, caught tifty-one trout In few
hours at Lake Whatcom Friday. Mr.
| Merriman Il an expert fishermen and his
success is largely due to his knowledge OF
the habits Of the noble hsh.
Messrs. II. q. Green q Co. have re-
ceived the contract from the Bellingham
Mil Company for the delivery OF l,BO,OJJ
feet of lumber on Harris and Fourteenth
streets. which Is to be used In plankng
/ the above named thor oughfares.
The Silsby engine was taken out last
Wednesday evening and tested. Mr..
Williams, the new engineer. found every
! thing working satisfactory. The mem.
J bers OF the hose teams have commenced
To practice again.
J. Dnring the storm Wednesday night the
Il big pile driver. belonging TO the Fair.
. haven 4 southern, sunk at the mouth Of
! the Nooksack. where IL was engaged In
u driving piles for the railroad trestle al
: that place. The dryer was raised yes
u tcrday aud will be brought 10 Fairhaven-
IA Alta council meeting some time since, j..
II &. GarVey preferred charges OF serious
d nature against police officer. The mat
10 ter was referred to the committee on
n. health aud police, Messrs. Wardner and
" Woodn. who held an Investigation Thurs
nt day, and the officer was eNonerated from
Dc all blame.
lie Justice Currys court yesterday held
10 three offenders, aud we're disposed OF as
th follows: r. II. Churchill. charged with
nd being drunk fined g and costs; John
Id Robson, drunk aud disorderly, s. and
ty costs: Sarah II. stephens. charged viii
,c- keeping a house OF ill-fame, fined 50 anC
en- costs.
,n. The upper and lower between decks o
dc the Moody are entirely free from rails
nd and the work OF unloading the last ue
tv has commenced. The ship VIII be un
I'd loaded In about ten days, and will thei
pth leave for Nanaimo for a cargo OF coal 10
M san Francisco, where Il will prObabl
ced take a cargo Of wheat for Liverpool.
va. M Ry reference To the large advertisement
~ i'm ioday's HERALD IL will be seen ina
ii Woodin Bros. have removed from thel
.na a old quarters. ON Flfth street to the larg
~ building on Larrabee street. at the sOut
an w." end OF Eleventh Woodn Bros. were th
In pioneers In Fairhaven, aud has built up
nu splendid trade which has outgrown th
lid capacity Of the old building, hence th
red removal
o,y Messrs. Strader Il Kinney, the well
III known bankers, have sent To the secre
he tary OF state articles. Of incorporation
~ The new institution Will be known as th
No Citizens Bank. and will have pald-u
aot capital of 5000. Mcssrs. Strader .
~ Kinney commenced business In FaiI
rst haven December I'D, 1859. and their su,
,ho cess has been largely due TO their unlf0rl
IN courtesy and busincss-lke methods
as which has always characterized the
the dealings.
the .,.,.s,.,t,, % ,,,,o ,,o,,, ,,o,,,l.
all pans @ y, rs, s,r
W., NV sail on the bay last "Wednesday evenin
'n n and were caught In the storm. The
~, sailed towards the mouth OF the Nool
-. sack and when they concluded 10 retuf
~. the wind was blowing so violently thu
H., they were compelled TO put In shore al
.'aess' remain all night. The families Of u
cu ~: young people were greatly worried ov'
tho their absence. IL Is safe 10 assert thl
erv the pleasure seekers will hereafter col
yer. suit barometer before venturing out.