Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

A marriage license was issued Friday 10
John NJ. Aitken and Miss AlNanta Everett
OF Custer.
Mr. W. {. Alerton will soon commence
the construction of two-story cottage
ON Knox avenue and Eighteenth streets.
Mckay Il Anderson, the well-known
real estate dealers, have moved into their I
new office in the Mason building,
The furniture Tor the Cascade club viii |
leave Chicago on or about the Goth of this |
month. The billiard tables are already |
here.
Bids will be- received by the Fairhaven
Land Co. at their Office for $500 cords OF
steamer wood. To be delivered al their
wharf
Thirty mules arrived Thursday. con
signed To Mccoy Il O'Brien. aud will be
used on construction work on the Fair
haven 4 Northern.
The agents for the ship Charles f..
Moody has had several propositions made
for return cargo TO New York. the last
one being from the san Juan Lime Co.
The Improvement of Fourteenth street
is going ON rapidly. There are thirty
four men and SIX teams employed in the
work now. The force will be doubled
next week.
The enterprising firm of Hunter Il
Locke. StationerS. newSdealerS. etc, keep
a stock Of current literature hich makes
the lover of periodical lore a willing cap
tive at the stalls.
\ representative of the Puget Sound
Milling Co. was here yesterday. 10 make
the necessary arrangements for contract
ing for 10000 feet OF clear lumber for the
san Francisco market.
The first or between deck of the Moody
il. an4Nt al. q HsafN -
unloading the ship is progressing rapidly.
aud will be completed in about three
weeks.
In an interview in THURSDAYS issue
with Mr.. G.. VI. >oRelle. a typographical
error caused him To say he had seen trees
thirty feet in diameter instead of ten a
intended.
Arrangements have been made hy
which the famous Unitarian minister
Rev. ". c. Copeland. of Tacoma. viii
preach In this city in two weeks In tn,
Tabernacle
Riding horseback at breakncck speeC
over the streets of this city should b,
stopped at once. About dusk last even
ing a couple Of soiled doves made a race
track of Harris street much 90 the dis
gust Of staid and dignihed citizens.
The railroad company j. laying a tract
from the round house 10 the ocean dock
which will be- completed the latter part O
next week. aud the work nf taking d.
cargo Of rails from the dock will then b
commenced.
An Improvement has recently bee
made at the wharf which will cnahl
steamers 10 take water much easier tha
before. Three connections have bee
made 80 that boats can 600 thei tanks O
either side OF the wharf
The trestle work on the Fairhaveu
Northern, In the bay. j. within 40 feet g
the broadway draw bridge. The materii
for the draw j. constantly arriving. an
the work Of constructing 10 being rapid
pushed.
The DOMAIN brewery at Tacoma. with
out doubt the largest brewer ON the Pa
cihe coast. is now supplying the hay wit
superior quality Of the fuamiug lage
The company intend 10 ship about so
kegs per month To Belliugham Raw Tn
State Of Washington brought in the dr.
consignment last Tuesday.
The State Of Washington brought
Friday morning "A big cargo of horse
harness. household utensils etc belong
ing 10 colony Of rmgrant> who inten
70 locate ~ the vicinity Of Farhavei
Purser Mcclellan states that over tW
boat loads of the same class of goods Wei
left at Tacoma awaiting shipment.
The Fairhayen Land Company ha
taken charge at the brick yard. aud al
actively engaged ia repairing aud putin
IN new machinery. The present capacit
OF the yard j. from 1000 To li.On brick
daily. but a. soon a the new machiner
j. in place. which will be- the last of IN
week. the output will be- from 5000
900 daily.
The steamship Premier took out a ca
load Of shingles. numbering $4,000. col
signed to the Northern Pacific CunSol
dated >hingle Company Of Chicago. III
shingles were shipped by Chas Hopper
Sons, whose mill j. about a mile from q
center Of the city. They go via the G;
madam Pacific. This j. an importal
shipment, "a IL j. the commencement of
large business with the east.
Mrs. Matte \. Bridge. the noted lie,
turer. had an unpleasant experience Fr
day evening. Mrs. Bridge requested d,
son, Matthew Bridge. To give her son
medicine. and by mistake he poured al
laudanum. Fortunately the mistake vi
immediately discovered aud medical a
Sistanee summoned. Mrs Bridge reco
erred sufficiently 10 keep an engagement
deliver lecture at La Conner last evel
ing.
some time since il was found that sey,
acres OF land between the Fitzhugh don
ton claim. upon part Of which the city
Sehome j. built. and the water front "
vacant. and POrieripld scrip was fil
upon IT, This parcel of land takes in Il
best part Of the Sehome water 'front.' al
j. therefore exceedingly valuable. II
persons occupying the land have been u
titled that hearing Of the case will tai
place in Washington.