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

10 lne numuGNm Ol CIVIL lllti buJ many VI
them wish that the opera and its late cast
in this city was like Tennyson's Brook"
so that it could go on for ever.
~
The ESTHER" company continues to re-
hearse and improve, and, containing as II
does, some strong and excellent voices
with remarkably fine chorus, will give
the beautiful Jewish queen Of the Persian
mOuarch I'm a superior manner. The
company is now at work in the dramatic
training, and soon the ladies Of the ag-
gregation will be wrapped up, in double
sense, in the mysteries of the elaborate
costumes pertaining to the presentation.
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County Commissioner Lysle has been
over both routes in question and has care
| fully examined them. He says: THE
road by following the proposed route VIII
accommodate four people when the other
would accommodate one. 1t will also
open up a much richer agricultural sec
tion, and will be more cheaply built. 1t
is by all odds the better route Of the two,
and the board is unanimously of this opin-
ion. We know nothing Of any injunction
proceeding further than what has come
to us in way of rumor. No service has
yet been made"
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Hon. James II. Beatty, Federal court
Judge for the state of Idaho, is in Fair
, haven, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w
Gillette. of the Water and Light com
pany. Judge Beatty owns large
amount of property in Fairhaven, by
which he sets much store and yesterday
in company with Governor Black, he was
looking it over. lie is delighted and
astonished at the Improvement in Fair
haven since he was here last summer
The Judge is on the way to San Francisco
where he will hold court in some cases foi
Judge Alonzo Sawyer, Federal Judge o
a that city.
a Hon. II. Y. Thompson returned yester
U day from Portland, bringing with him hi
n charming daughter, Miss Fay. MI
# Thompson spent the Fourth in Portlan
u with his family and declares that the oil
20 CITY on the Willamette observed lndepen
dence Day in truly patriotic and enthu
siastic way. Mr.. Thompson says that h
travelled from Seattle over to Portland ]
the palace car "Mayhower' wit
n the Graphic newspaper syndcat
st and the people Of that party declare the
~ have not, in all their travels throug
40 Washington, seen a brighter or MOI
40 pleasant place than Fairhaven, and the
10 are enthusiastic about Bellingham bay.
at -.
a, p. ]. Lair, one Of the parties askln
" Judge Winn to grant an order, restrain
ing the board Of county. commissioner
he from proceeding with the construction
y, the road to Lynden, was in FairhavC
he Yesterday Referring to the injunct!t
n proceedings, he said: 81 am only one
us a committee Of three appointed by
y" mass meeting Of at least fifty farmers r
siding on or near the Nooksack, WI
ge believe that the route determined on
Xix the commissioners is longer, more e
"a, pensiye. and will not accommodate near
Iy, so many people as it would If
u were extended due north along the gui
" meridian. 1t will work "a gre
"O hardship to many, who will have to &c
av round about way to reach the Bay citi'
'ge or be cut of entirely. The road,
" branching off from the Guide Meridi
lre ire and running east and thence north
300 Lypden, will be about two miles long
ere than on the other route mentioned. Ly
den would be equally as well accomm
,as dated with the other, too We ha
err. raised fund and propose TO fight 1t o
III non, chat ,va are embarked In IT,