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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-17
MORE STREET WORK
The Council Lets Several Contracts for
Improving Streets

pursuant 70 ad1ournment the council
met at 1880 Thursday evening. Council
Wardner and Woodn present. Mayor
Turner being absent Councilman Cow
gill presided. AS several of the council
men had other business to attend to the
reading OF the minutes of the previous
meeting were dispensed with
The street committee presented a re-
port as follows: The bids for the i'm
proVement OF the streets advertised had
been examined and were found to be as
follows; Bids for Improvement of Front
street:
Sheridan & O'Brien. 81. .2lO
" " n1iN ''''.'''......... 35,31O
FRED Mclean. ...................... 37.5O3
Murchison n BabcOck ...........3 3g.l55
bltilS ~ NHlln ..........-........ ~, l15
Sheridan Il O'Brien being the lowest
bidders. 1t was recommended that they be
awarded the contract. Adopted.
Bids for the improvement of Donovan
avenue west of Twelfth street, were:
W NJ uarkih ;.;.''''............s .slS,2l IS
ByeflY X Smith............... 13241 -
The street committee stated that the
street was not needed badly for traffic at
present, and recommended that action on
the bids be deferred for ten days until
some arrangements could be made about
the city warrants. SO ordered.
John Janzen was the only bidder for the
Improvement of Twelfth street. his bid
being s9.13 20. The committee regarded
this aS reasonable. and recommended that
he be awarded the contract. Adopted.
An important suggestion was made by
the committee on streets To the
effect that bonds obtained by con-
tractors outside of Whatcom county be- not
considered. II is almost impossible if
fllr attss "a.
OF the county To ascertain if they are
worth the requisite amount of their bond.
Ihe suggestion was approved by all the
councilmen.
The petition regarding T.. c. Burling-
anne, published In the last issue of the
HERALD. was placed on file, as the coun-
ell could not take any action in the mat
ter.
The street committee recommended that
as several protests had been made against
the improvement of Knox street. that the
thorOughfare be grubbed and a temporary
sidewalk be laid. Adopted.
The Bellingham Bay Gas company re-
quested that the planking of the south
side of Harris street between Ninth and
Fourteenth be deferred until the company
lay their mains. councilman Cowgirl
stated that Tie pmpany expected lot of
Iape 70 arrive ina few DAYS and hat they
would commence laying it as suon as pos
sble.
The street committee were authorized
to eXpend So in improving the cd county
road between the eud of Fourteenth street
and the !Nehume line.
The committee on health and police
were authorized to eXpend 500 in fixing a
suitable manhole for the purpose of flush
Ing the Harris street sewer. aud also to
construct a wooden ilume from the end of
I he sewer to as near deep water as possi-
Bile.
Councilman Wardner suggested that
the city contribute to the entertainment
Df the member of the press association.
Referred to the executive committee.
Adjourned until Monday evening at
IN
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-17

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l5-Gcorgc La
Blanche. the pugilist leaves tomorrow
for Seattle, whore be hopes to arrange "a
fight with Young Mitchell or Mike Lucic.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-17

The steamer State of Washington will
leave Whatcum dock September 5th at
nine O'Clock. touching at Sehome aud
leave Fairhaven AZ p:30, arriving at East
Sound, Orcas Island at ll:3Oa. m. Re
turning. leave East Sound at o'clock,
arriving In Fairhavcn at G;3O y. m. 1t Is
visited the islaud this summer that there
will De an abundance of ripe fruits.
apples. pears, plums. pruncs. etc. This
excursion will be given for the benefit Of
the good tcmplars Of Fairhavcn. All are
cordially invited. Fare round trip. -
cents children. 80 cents.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-17

The smiling countenance of Frederick
X. Hughes is once more visible on the
streets. Mr.. Hughes has been visiting
almost every point on the sound and re-
turns with the determination to live In
Fairhaven. Fred Is a rustlcr aud is
valuable acquisition to any community.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-17
KING OF THE CUBAN FORESTS
ne Wrecks Train Because He is Re-
fused $4,000

NEW York, Aug. l5-Adv,ces from lla-
''ud state that the outlaw. Manuel Gar
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-17

The body of Morris NJ. Stafford. who
was drowned some time since, has been
recovered
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-28
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-28

HAZELTON.
G. g. G. Crickmore to Ira w. Beisbee, W Il of
neA sec. IL, &2,400.
WOODRUFF.
e. Trumble to M ]. Skarrat 2 acres land on
sec. 4 $3.50.
M. Flanagan to G. M. Harlow and T. L. Bald
win, sw4 and wa of nw14 Of swA sec 20, So, 200.
VENICE.
c. c. Chalker ct al TO James Brooks, 30 acres
of nwA of swA sec. &c. &00.
BANCROFT.
O. H. Obert to M. and S. Banks. lot 6, 6, o and
TO- block B, $500.
John w. Newman to G. w. Devereaux, lot
and 5, block 9, NJ G. Phillips add, $500
BYRON.
H. s. Cook ct al to r. Williams nh lot 8, and
So lot Q, block g. $500.
r. williams to John W. williams, nh lot 8
and s1l lot Q, block 3, $3.50.
CORUNNA.
J. ID. Deland to L. Requa, lot and 10, block
al, 800.
RUSH.
j. D. Reiff to Geo. f. Brown, 40 acres on sell
sec. 81, $4,000.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-28
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that at the election to
be held on the 9TH day of April, A. d. 1890, the
following city, district and ward officers are to
be elected.
A Mayor, City Clerk, Treasurer, Supervisor at
Large and two Directors OF the Poor one Super
visor and one Constable of the First judicial
District" one Supervisor and one Constable for
the Second judicial District"
One Alderman for the First ward.
One Alderman for the Second ward
One Alderman for the Third ward.
One Alderman for the Fourth ward.
The polls at the election will be opened in the
several wards from 3 o'clock In the forenoon un
Til o'clock In the afternoon at the following
named places:
In the First ward, f. L. Brewers building
Washington street.
In the Second ward, LOO.F. building, on
Main street east
In the Third ward at the city hall, Main street
east
In the Fourth ward at the hose house, Lam
sing street, West Owosso.
Dated Owosso, March 90 1890.
FRANK w. SMITH, City Clerk
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-28

After vainly trying all the various reme-
dies recommended for the troubles of teeth
ing, DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup gave magical
relief, said cur neighbor.
Go to Goldsmith's for your next pair of
pants, second floor Wesener block.
The CHAMPION Binders, Mowers and Reapers
have been on the market about forty years, and
have been recognized as the standard for excel
lence in all that goes to make first-class Har
vesting Machines. The Warder, Bushnell q
Glessner Company, the sole manufacturers,
commenced the business in 1850 in one small
wooden building. Now their plant consists OF
twenty brick buildings, each as large as an ordi
nary factory, and covers forty acres First
chass machines and wise and liberal methods
have placed this Company in the first rank OF
American manufacturers. They are recognized
as wide awake, shrewd advertisers also, and we
are gratifed at their selection OF our paper as
an advertising medium to reach the best farm
ers in this locality. We welcome them to our
columns.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-28

SILAS B. COLEMAN, Treasurer.
Formerly Cashier of the Peoples Savings
Bank.
CHARLES A. KENT, : General Counsel.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-28
Go to Goldsmith's for your next pair {
pants, second floor Wesener block.
Marriage Licenses.

The following persons have been granted In
censes during the week.
NO. NAME 4 RESIDENCE. AGE
John Atkinson, Hazelton 30
Minnie Buzzell, Hazelton "A
Fred H. Hitler, Owosso %
Hattie 4. Clapp, Owosso 20
Fred III. Cook, Kalamo, Eaton Co., 81
Parmelia A. Henry, Corunna II
Liman Glow, Owosso city 40
Martha Melvin, Owosso city 80
James j. Virgins, Owosso city "a
Birtha Varco Owosso 20
George w Hiderbrant, Owosso 90
Libbie s. Schmid, Owosso 20
John w. Appeman, Woodruff Sc
Emma Burke. Bath, Clinton Co. "a
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-28

favorable and recommend that the prayers OF
the petitioners be granted and that the city at
torney be instructed to take the necessary steps
to open said tract as prayed for
Aid. Robbins, Chmn. of the Finance Commit.
tee, made the following report which was
accepted and ordered placed on file:
Owosso, March "a 1890
To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council, CITY
of Owosso:
Your committe on ways and means to whom
was referred the matter Of obtaining loan of
S3OOO for the contingent fund would respectfully
report that we have secured such loan of ~ 600
on city order payable on the 10th day of Nav, al
81 per cent interest and placed the same to the
credit OF the city treasurer and herewith tender
receipt for amount paid as voucher.
The finance committee reported favorable on
accounts as above presented, unanimous con.
sent was given and accounts allowed
Aid. Gould presented a proposition from the
Owosso Incandescent Light and Tower Co.
signed by F. II. Labadie, of Chicago, Ills, re.
ferred TO committee on public lighting.
Aid. Fitzpatrick presented an ordinance for the
maintenance OF quiet and good order. also To
provide punishment for idle and disorderlv
persons.
The ordinance was read the first and second
times by its title, unanimous consent was given.
the ordinance read in full, placed upon its pas
sage and passed. Ayes Q, naysO
Clerk Smith presented the following commu.
nication from the Estey Mfg. Co., which was re-
ferred to committee on streets and alleys:
Your Honor, the Mayor, and Council. gentle.
men:
Would you do us the favor to grant us permits
sion TO move our wooden building into the street
In front OF where 1t now stands, while we are
building the new building. think about seven
weeks 1t Is very essential for us to have It there
TO use while we are building the new one. We
shall appreciate the favor If you grant it. I
want to move it next week II you grant us the
privilege. 1t will giveplenty room for the pub
lie when the building is moved into the street.
Most Respectfully Yours from Estey MFG. Co.
Per d. M. EsTEY
AID Fitzpatrick moved that the ordinance
relative to electric light which was laid upon the
table at the last meeting be taken from the
table, which motion prevailed.
The committee on public buildings was IN.
structed to have the lower rooms In the CITY hall
painted and calcimined and to receive bids and
let 1t to the most responsible bidder.
On motion the council adjourned IN
wednesday evening. FRANK w SMITH,
City Clerk
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-28

Genuine "Lehigh" coal at G. j. Stuart's
at small advance over Scranton.
Ask for Pray's Black Pansy Chewing
Gum. Something new. The finest in the
world. Equal to any cough drop for colds
or cough.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-28

The bondsmen of ex-Treasurer holland, Of
Missouri. met at st. Louis Tuesday & pay
up the def it. Ss2 745 90
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-28
DR.. TRUTH.

OF New York, the well known and success
full Specialist in Chronic Diseases and Dis
eases of the Eye and Ear, by request of
many friends and patients, has decided to
visit Owosso Thursday, March 20, 80. Con-
sultation and Examination free and conf
dental in his parlors at the Merell House,
from A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ.
The morning call., 1890-12-18

GOO O0O ELEGANT RESIDENCE, HAv-
WIO.OOU. ing fine view OF city, bay. etc.:
only minutes by cable from Baldwin Hotel; lot
137 :6x47:8- Address H. A., Box 149, CALL Branch
once delOtf
q OHn LOT 50x125 IN EAST BERKELEY; s
eDOuU. minutes walk from station; $40 monthly.
$l50-Corner; 6Oxl5O.
3sO0-CorIer 1OOxl70; easy terms.
H5-Lot x6xl25: % monthly.
New. houses and choice lots for sale on INSTALL
nents PHELPS RICHARDS, owners, Berkeley
station or II Montgomery ST.. s. +. del3
Ql7S s25 CASH; % PER MONTH; ONLY A
I'D ~. few lett: one block from junction of Mar
ket-st. extension and boulevard: will only last
few days longer. McGARvIE Il Co.. 52S Market
ST.. opp. Palace Hotel nul9 Il
The morning call., 1890-12-18

CALIFORNIA CHEAP HoMES-wE CAN LO-
~ cate 10000 families on Government land;
charges moderate for showing tho land. O. H.
STREET CO.. 4l6 Montgomery st., San Fran
The morning call., 1890-12-18

TOR SALE BY w. II. GRIM q CO.. REAL
L Estate and Insurance Brokers' Rents Collected,
POS Montgomery st.
Corner Market, Noe and 18th sts.; 1O5x15B.
california, nr. Fillmore; houses and rear cot
tage; "a 4L,x13T:6.
Sl5,00O-Sntter ST., near Broderick new fats
aud 2-story house: 81 :6xl37 IS. and AZ :6x52:5.
$l2,50O-wal er ST., near Webster to Germanla, 4
fine fats; 25xl20.
Gerry. near Steiner. rooms bath. lawn; 40 :6x75.
$5500-C0rner Jackson and Broderick; 55xle0
SSo00-Haight. nr. Pierce, rooms, bath; 400.
25xl37:6.
$4,000 Clement ST. 22d 80 2sd ave- 24oxl00
$SlO0-Foisom, UT Esd; 3Dx90.
$S500-Germana st., near Steiner, new fats,
and rooms; 25x4O.
$3750-Danvers ST. 18th and Corbett road,
6roOis, bath aud lots.
S36OO-Corner on 18th. near Valencia: "a :4x95.
S260o- Cumberland, near Church; cottage,
rooms and BATH 25x114.
&26U0--SW. 10th and Alabama: 26x1Oi.
18th ave, nr. California: SO :Sxl20: offer wanted.
$Z2eo-2Oth ave. near Point Lobos; 75x120.
23d, near Foisom-1u rooms, bath. stable; 46x95
aud l. 1S:6x2l.
42OOO-1Sth. near Church; 25xl.2
Kingston ave-, near Mission St, cottage 26xl2s.
NE. Il ST. and 3Oth ave.-67x17I:6.
$sOo-Henry. near Castro; 25x1l6; easy terms
Ivy ave-. near Laguna: Groom cottage; 25x5O.
$500 : Minot. near Cortland ave- and school
house: 25x70; short walk from Msson-st. cars.
26x8U.
$260-Installment lots. nr. Mission road: 25xl00.
$2o0-lnstailment lots; Day Douglass; .5-114.
Paramount Tract-Lots in different locations.
Al Sat
The morning call., 1890-12-18

McsFEE. BALDWIN d HAMMOND. Real
Estate Agents and Auctioneers 10 Montgomery
street. SuTuTh st
The morning call., 1890-12-18

y taining q directory OF California hotels and re-
sorts. sent free to any address. Hotel Guide, $40
Post ST., Union Club building. ieS tt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
MIDNIGHT KILLING.
A Bad Negro Loses His Life in Down
Town Saloon.
The Case Presents Two sides-n May Have
Been Murder aud 1t May Have Been Self
Detsnce-The Full Particulars.

Ridgeway's saloon, famous resort
| In the center of the tough part OF
the lower section OF the city, was the
scene of tragedy at midnight last
night, in which Bill Williams, a cook
at the Mansion hotel, lost his life al
the hands of Walter Hargrove, white
horse trader, very well known to
frequenters of the courthouse square
in Fort Worth.
Both men had been drunk and were
pretty well under the influence of intoxi-
cants. The narrative which has most
general circulation says that Hargrove
brushed against Williams rather rudely
and, looking around. exclaimed:
"What are you staring att"
"At you, :" replied the negro, where
upon Hargrove drew his weapon and
fired. Williams turned to avoid the
messenger OF Oe4LnI 8nO 10 FecelVeu LIS
bullet near the base of the spinal
column, penetrating the lower part of
the body and coming out in the front.
Hargrove tells an entirely different
story from the above. He says his ao-
ton was in self-defense, and displays a
cash in the bosom Of his outer and
under-shirts made by a sharp weapon
similar to razor, which he says he re-
ceived before he fired the shot, which he
did in defense of his life.
DR.. Duringer was promptly summoned
but his efforts were of no avail. aud
though the negro is alive as THE GAZETTE
goes to press, yet the doctor says hs has
no chance of recovery.
Hargrove came up town about 1 80 and
gave himself up to Marshal Farmer and
was locked up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
NO GAME.
POstponment OF To-Day's Ball Game-A
League Meeting-The Case Against
TRULY.

The management last night announced
that there would be no game of bali here
to-day on account of the cold weather
but that the games scheduled for April 9
and 8 will be played April and 4.
The Fort Worth players are not at al
disheartened over the result of the Sun
day game at Dallas. The fortune OF
war, they say. They will give better
has slid far past.
There will be a meeting of the Texas
league at Galveston on Wednesday, and
Fort Worth will have an intelligent rep
reseDtative on the spot. The chief mat
ter to come up is the case of TRULY 8,
claimed by Austin but held by Fort
Worth. The Fort Worth people have no
doubt about the outcome of the affair
TRULY may not have acted exactly right
with Austin, but he was pulling for a
large slice of last years. salary that had
not been paid him, and in consideration
of that fact his actions are not condem-
nable.
And then it is claimed the procedure Of
Austin in the premises has not been be-
yond criticism. They made overtures TO
TRULY, knowing he had accepted Fort
Worth IS terms, which is an action con-
trary to the spirit of the national organi-
cation. There are other points III the
case not made public which give the Fort
Worth people reasonable reason to be-
lieve Austin will be glad to settle the
matter on a compromise basis, leaving
TRULY with Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
LOC4LETTES

Leslie Mayes was, yesterday, fined S25
for carrying pistol.
The labors of Rev Sam Jones IN Fort
| Worth conclude to-day.
The royal purple degree L. o. o. F.
met last night and organized a uniform
rank.
The open session of the Carpenters and
Joiners union last night was very well
attended.
N. J. Umbenhower has a new little
girl at his house, and he is the happiest
man in the city.
a grand banquet under the auspices of
the Order of EIks is in contemplation in
the near future.
Farmers report that the insect which
has injured the wheat is now tackIing
garden vegetables.
Capt. W. B. Ford of the Fencibles will
act as one of the judges of the drill at the
grand ehcampment of Knights of Pythias
at Waco.
The remains of W. 1. Dial, who lost
his life on Sunday morning at the union
depot, were shipped to Marshall yester-
day morning for interment.
The choir of the First Baptist church
the weather compelIs Rev. Sam Jones to
occupy the church again.
The city council should meet tonight
according to schedule, but it would be
surprising If quorum of the members
reached the council chamber.
The directors of the Park street rail-
way are requested to meet at the Powell
building at 8 p. m. to-day. Important
business. A full attendance is desired.
quartette of babies was brought into
the city yesterday by E. 7. Page of Tex
arkana. They are all girls. They are
en- route to Denver for exhibition III
museum.
Yesterday the county clerk IS office was
thronged with embryo voters of all ma
tionalities getting the finishing touches
put on as American citizens. They will
help to elect mayor to-day.
The dead child of Mrs Ingraham,
whose destitute condition was brought
to the notice of the city coun-
ell at its last meeting, has
been buried by private persons. Mrs.
Ingraham 8 husband is an old man of
seventy years. City Physician Irion has
done all in his power to relieve the sick
children in the family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
COURTROOM NOTES.
Courts All Adjourned Until Wednesday
Heard in County Court.

Courts All Adjourned Until wednesday-Cases
Heard in County Court.
The district court was yesterday adj
journed until Wednesday morning on ac-
count of elections to-day. Yesterday
Judge Becknam' 8 attention in the morn
ing was taken up by hearing motions for
new trials, and court was adjourned at
an early hour.
In county court the case of A. D.
Walling against 6. A. Eddy and Il. G.
Gross, receivers for the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, was heard. 1t is a suit for
damages, placed at 5000, for delay in
shipping cattle. Judge Harris has his
verdict under advisement.
The verdict Is also in waiting in the
case of A. r. Mabry against the Western
security company, which is suit against
the company for payment of balance OF
salary.
J. D. Atkeson obtained verdict of
1882 against B. f. Crowley on a promis-
sorry note.
: new trial has been granted in the
case of E. II. Derring against the Gulf,
colorado and Santa Fe railway company,
u The civil jury docket was set yesterday
ehorning, and last night county court
was adjourned till "Wednesday.
The repairs are sufficientlg advanced
to allow the differenEecourt rooms to be
oceapied and courts Vii now conduct
business IN their preneg rooms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01


CowAN LODGE, No. u. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs. |
WACO, TEX, March 20, 1880. {
P. P. XVII.
To the Gazette.
In view of the fact that the Grand
Lodge knights of Pythias, jurisdiction of
Texas, was fortunate in selecting the
Central City for the seventeenth annual
session, to be held April Is, IS and II !,
Cowan Lodge, No. II, is putting forth
every effort TO make that occasion one of
especial interest to the visiting knights
and 1t is hoped that the past chancellors !,
who have not hitherto availed themselves
of the opportunity of taking the Grand
Lodge rank, will select this time and
place in consequence of its accessibility
The First regiment of the uniform rank
will complete its organization, as 1t now
has ten divisions. and competitive drill
for handsome cash prize will occur on
the second and third days of the session.
At the conclusion of the session of the
grand lodge. ball and banquet will be
given in honor of the visiting knights.
The Cotton Belt, Missouri Pacific, Tex
as Pacific, International and Great
Northern, and Denver and Fort Worth
railroads, have granted q rate of one
fare for the round trip, and it is reasona-
bic to suppose that the other roads will
extend the same courtesy.
We herewith extend you cordial invi-
tatlon and Knightly courtesy.
w. B. MORRISON,
o. w. DAVID,
G. l.. SPOONER,
Executive Committee.