Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

ID. p. Mason is the happy father OF
bouncing boy.
The Whatcom County Medical society
met in this city Thursday afternoon, and
held one Of the most interesting sessions
of the season.
\ new grocery firm, composed Of J. II.
Rogers and J. I. Straud, have opened up
Tor business on Me kenZie avenue, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
Harris street by the aid of the chain
gang, presents a very clean and cltlfied
appearance. A few more weeks OF this
work may get Eleventh street in fine trim.
Constable Barker was kept very busy
Yesterday notifying parties who owned
buildings with stove pipe chimneys. to
tear them down and build good, fire proof
tiues In their stead.
j. \. Gilmore. contractor on the Fair
haven X Northern, was in the city yester-
day. and reported that Nooksack City
was destined To be the coming inland
town OF WhatcOm county.
The large stumpon Eleventh street, op-
pOSite the Pioneer Furniture store, Is be-
ing taken from Its sunny repose. II Is q
monster. and will require forty horse
power To remove IL from the street.
The stockholders Of the Good Templar
Building association will hold meeting
Wednesday evening June IL, at O'Clock.
al llOrf Bros. bookstore on Ninth street.
All Good Templars are requested to be-
present.
Owners Of CANNES are requested by City
Marshal Parker to walk up and pay t2
per head for dogs in their possession. A
failure to comply with this request will
cause dog funeral and loss to the city
of 81
/ \ two foot lead of galena has been dis
covered six miles from Hamilton. which
/ is creating quite an excitement. The
average yield per ton will be- in the vi
cinity of 500. and is spoken OF as being
the best yield yet discovered.
Mr.. Ben II. Dettmer, who has been the
manager of the Spok zane since its opening
/ resigned that position TO attend to other
business. which requires his undivided
time. Mr.. 4. II. Clancy will assume full
control from this time heneeforth.
A HERALD reporter learned yesterday
that MIR. j. X. Rutherford had been APP
for the time being. MIR. Rutherford Is an
able attorney and will look after the city
business In manner calculated To bring
forth good fruit.
Miss Nettie Burhans, a pupil Of the
I New England conservatory of music. and
Of Mr.. Ernst Peravo. Of Boston, IL desir-
OuS Of obtaining class In music. Any
[ pupils desiring to take lessons from Miss
Burhans are requested to leave their
names with Messrs. Hunter 4 Locke, on
Harris street.
Judge Curry has removed the petition
in his office, and now has plenty room to
accommodate the bOister0us and disor-
derly who come before him 10 hear their
/ sweet by and by" The Judge says
bread ana water diet Is pretty fair meal
to bring the obstreperous hobo TO time
aud learn him that the way OF the trans
gressor is hard.
/ 1Messrs. Gooch Streeter. SoRele aud
Anderson were out tO Lake Samish FRI
day. and pronounce IL one Of the finest
water resorts in this neck o. the woods.
Mr. GoOch says Lake Samish Is destined
TO be the greatest attraction In Whatcom
county for pleasure seekers and II IL a
shame 1t is not more extensively adver-
tised.
4 man by the name of Lambert was
found on the streets on Friday In a fit.
lie was taken into DIR. IIathaway's Office
where he developed signs OF lunacy. try
ing to break up the furniture, cut his
throat and raise a general rumpus. ltr
quired the strength Of two men 10 hold
him down while being examined. He wa,
removed to Whatcom To be taken care OF
In his rational moments he Informed the
city marshal that he was subject To such
spells. but did not know what caused
them. His father aud brother reside Ia
/ WhatcOm.