Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-14


the city.
The board of county commissioners |
will meet on Friday, July II.
Cohn Brothers have succeeded Saul |
KrOtN in business in the Mason block. !
Fairhayen is remarkably healthy |
this summer. The doctors are having
quite vacation.
G. LOudin has leased the shop and
baths formerly occupied by j. 9. Ben
son on Tenth street.
A carload Of rails for use at the
Fairhaycn coal mine was shipped TO
WOOllcy yesterday morning.
A gang Of men are at work rcmOy-
ing the accumulations Of dirt ON Front
street, near Thirteenth.
The first story Of Mr.. McKcchnic's
building at the corner Of Eleventh and
Harris streets will be Of stone.
The Esther company is improving
immensely at each rehearsal, and will
produce the beautiful cantata la splcn-
did style.
Rev. S. f. McCleary, Of Boston,
preached TO the Unitarians Of Fair
haven in De Fries hall on Sunday
| night.
A large number Of people visited
| Lake WhatcOm on Sunday and enjoyed
a delightful day at the pleasant water
! ing place knOwnas Silver Beach.
The game Of baseball between the
! Bcllingham Bays and AnacOrtcs on
! Sunday afternoon resulted in score
OF - 10 ! In favor Of the Bcllingham
Bays.
Prospcctors are daily outftting in
! Fdirhaycn and going into the Cascade
and Monte Christie districts. A party
OF five left for the latter place on sun
day afternoon.
The WhatcOm County Medical
society held their regular meeting In
the Office Of DR.. Strectcr yesterday.
A number Of interesting papers were
read and discussed.
Some Of the most beautiful building
stone ever brought 20 the city has
come from the Chuckanut quarrics
for Mr.. WaldrOn's building at the cor
ner Of Twelfth street and Mckenzie
avenue.
Monday is usually a quiet day along
the water front, and yesterday was no
exception 10 the rule The steamers
Cascade and the Dispatch.
The excursion on the WascO % Fri
) day HarbOr on Sunday was largely at
tended nearly two hundred people
ayailing themselves Of the opportunity
, 10 see the lovely islands Of the Sound.
A party Of thirteen Faifhaven gen
tlemen got up a clam-bake Sunday
, afternoon at Chuckanut bay. Judge
Evans prepared the chOwdcr, and
, Councilman KinghOrn attended 10 the
barbecue.
George Francis Train is supposed IN
be somewhere between the Atlantic
. and Pacific, many days behind time,
; booming every other place IN the
! United States except his latest love
New WhatcOm.
Work upon the Seattle and Mon
tana has been delayed by the non
arrival Of rails II was expected that
r work at this end Of the road would
/ begin July 10, but this will also be de
n layed. owing % the above fact. Rails
o however, are expected daily and but
|. little time will be lost.
g w. d. Mackay, the real estate man
j saws that business in his line took
:. quite a fresh start yesterday. H'
mentioned TO HERALD repOrtel
numerous sales Of inside property
made by himself and other real estate
men yesterday, among them Hender
:. son & Templin, Freygang and Alex
ander and Judge Clark.
Colonel Hakes has lately received
/ by special dispcnsatlon, the 81
degree in Masonry, and friend sen
y him Jewel containing emblems Of tn
= Royal Arch, knights Tcmplar an
T. consisting degrees, which is an elah
- crate and exquisitely beautiful picc
- Of workmanship.
y John Doe and Richard Roe wer
- fined So each and costs In Judg
T. Clark's court yesterday for bein
~ drunk and fighting Sunday night
% John Is wearing a very black eye, Will
y Richard looked as though he had bee
y caught In the wake Of a Kansa
cyclone.
T. The Rapid Transit Is new steame
u owned solely by Bellingham ba
IL parties, which has been placed on th
A route between the BellinRham ba
le cities aud Tacoma. The steamc
N leaves Tacoma on Monday and leave
* on her return trip on Tuesday, touch
n ing at all way points. VIII II. Pett
10 bone is manager OF the new line.