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The morning call., 1891-07-25
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. July 24.-The stock market never
was more at a standstill than now. The market
opened dull, and the bears were favored by the
taxing OF 81, 900 worth of gold for export but
failed to take much advantage OF 1t. The market
closed dun and at generally small fractional losses
for theday but Beaver and Rio Graude SIS are up
S$s to so. Governments firm. Petroleum closed at
67Ac.
NEW YORK. July 24-United States Bonds-4's
11S1a: 4l3's. lo0As: Northern Pacific. %: Cana
dian Pacific. 1924 central Pacific 30Lo Onion Pac
hc 4lHs: Atchlsou and santa Fe $3.50: Wells
Fargo, lao: Western Union. SOS; Silver. 1909
NEW YORK July 2. = Wheat = July. e75sc
axe. Hops Pacihc Coast, 1920. HIDES
1870. Copper-Lake sl2 80 Tin-spot, $50 so
Lead-Domesric. 81 871a. lren-SlA. Petroleum
57Mc-
NEW YORK. July 24.-Hops are quiet waiting
the progress of the growing chops Apart from fair
sales, there were sales small lots to brewers at
1s92Oc Nothing is doing.
GROCERIES.
Sugar-Raw, nominal at 33sc for centrifugal $50;
2.e4c for fair refining: 2.56c for moiasses sugar
refined quiet; cut loaf, 5Isc crushed, 5Isc; pow
dered 4b6e: graduated. 43sc; cubes. 43sc; mold
A, 4Ssc; cubes, acc: contectionerS' A, Ala C.
Coree-Moderately active, with prices at to 10
points lower. July. Si7 10; August, $40 So Sep
TENDER. Sl5 so; october, Sl4 70: November
$l3 SO: December, Sl3 10; January. $l3 40 ;
February, $1S 40. Rio Is strong at an advance of
200 re1s
The morning call., 1891-07-25
Suits for Divorce.

Actions for divorce have been brought by
Kasper Schneider against Victoria Schnei-
der, Matte w. Bethune against FL. Fl.
Bethune, Louis C. Wagner against Ella A.
Wagner, Arthur c. Brown against Elizabeth
NJ. Brown, Margaret j. Beatty against
CHRISTOPHER Beatty, and James Noel against
May Noel.
The morning call., 1891-07-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Charles Bliss to Pauline Davis. lot on E. line
OF Seventh ave- lY6 n. of Clement ST.. E
Dorothy II. Il. Harenherg to Bessie NJ. Crit
tenden. lot on W. Ilne OF De Long ave. 1850
Ferdinand Refs to Real Estate and Develop
ment Company ", lot on +: line Of Missouri
Real Estate and Development Company to
William T Patty" ...:.......:............ Gran
lot on $. line Of Sub 81, rs Z. of Mountain
Lake PARK, NE. $50. 5. go. SW. IFS. NV.
Lena a. EisGer to N. S. Eisner Blocks AB
G. d and L. Lakeview. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Gif
NJ. S. Eisner to e. Lavezzo and wife lots ii
and Is, Block A, Getz Addition to Lake.
william C. Hamerton and wife to Emma 4. Wv
Earl, lot on 5. line OF Twentyninth ST.,
100 E. of Sanchez, L. 81 :61Il4............, II
Stanford Heights Company to Julius Ber-
noulli lots "a to SO, Block At, Stanford
Same to otto Beankart, lots to 10. Block
Same to c. Ii. Phillips. lots to and ii to
rs and 81 to a. Block A. same. :....;:.;:.. s.se,
Herman Nolt and wlte TO Joseph K. Mogan,
los on Ne cor: OF 1wenty-seeond and San
Isaac Strassburger TO Julie J. Schwartz. lot
on NV. Cor OF Forty-second ave- and ST.,
n $50. w. 12o. s. So, W. 1916. S. 100, Z
EdwaTd Barnett and wife to Thomas Kelly. II
lot T. line OF Stanyan ST., ITS n. OF
Eighteenth. n. 20. e. I4s:e1a, Sc % :U1a,
l47;2:;;....;:.. :..;:...::.,;..a.:.:... 1906
CnareS y. 1rltteHutn TO Bessie NJ. Critten-
den, lot Oh W. line OF De Long ave, 1905.
OF waller, 2oIS0.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gif
Isaac L. Steckler and wife to Herman Levy,
lots 50, IL, 49, rs and II, Gift Map a.
August Warren to Josephine Warren, lot on
S". line of Rausch ST. 225 SW. OF Folsom,
MY. 25xll2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Gif
Isaac Liebes and wife to Robert ID. Fnnie
lot on SW. cor. OF Eleventh ave. and Cali
fornia ST., W. 80: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Margaret Pringle (by exrcutor) to Agnes
Pringle. lot ON W. line of San Carlos ave-,
2l0 n. OF Twentieth ST., N 25I72,...... 3OOl
John +. Muliar to Celia Hogan, lot on N. line
of Pine St., 55 E of Frederick, f. 5bxllO, 81
Moses Hopkins and wife to j. Heyman, lots
to IT, Block "a lots IA and 10, Block 20,
subdivision OF San Miguel Rancho; also
tract of land bounded by Twenty-second,
Douglass. Elizabeth SIS. and ocean road $50. II
Seth A. Terry (by attorney to Louis L. Clay
ton, lot ON K line of Twenty-second ave,
900 5. OF Point Lobos ave-. y. 2bxl2O i,
Emily T. Barstow to Patrick +. Bird, lot on
z line of Fourth ave-. $50 y. OF Lake ST., s.
Zo4lzU i,
Waller Il. Anes to Augusta ID. Ames, und. "a
OF lot on n. line OF Natoma st., 100 SW, OF
Second, SW. 20xSi; also lot on ~ line of
Natoma ST., 100 Sw. of Second SW 2UxSI:
also lot on s. liae OF Miuna ST., 81 IS W. Of
Second. y. 69I4O .....,.,,...,...... II
John Mckee and vile to Hcward-st Presby-
ter Ian Church, lot IN SW. cor. of Capp and
Twentythird sts., s. 100x % :6..,,... II
Jacob Heyman and wife to Bernard j. Carr
lot OH S. line OF Duncan st., 100 w. Of san.
w.
The morning call., 1891-07-25
A King Keeps Cool. ~

The King of Siam is said to have in one
OF MS country palaces wonderful pavilion.
refuge for the King during the extreme
heat OF the summer. The walls, ceilings
and floors are formed OF pieces of plate-glass
an inch thick. These are SO perfectly fitted
together with transparent cement that the
joints are invisible and no fluid can pene-
trate. The pavilion is tweuty-eIght feet
long and seventeen wide, and stands in the
middle of huge basin made of beautifully
colored marbles.
When the. King enters the pavilion the
single door Is closed and cemeted. Then the
sluice gates are opened and the basin is filled
with water. Higher and higher it rises I'M
The morning call., 1891-07-25
Chicago Markets..

CHICAGO, July 24.-wheat was steady to stronger
The opening was rather strong at from 1sc to lac
better than yesterdays closing but under free
speculative offerings declined from CSC to "a c. raj
lied steadily from &c to 3sc, again eased Of clos
ing 1sc higher for August and December than the
closing figures OF yesterday. Receipts, 81, 900
bushels; shipments 100000 bushels. Rye quiet at
SIC for new. Barley nominal at Tic
CHICAGO duly 24-Wheat-Cash $3.50 Corn
60Ac. Pork-S1l 80. Lard-s6 so. Kibs-S6 70.
Whisky-$l Ii. " "
The morning call., 1891-07-25
General Merchandise.

BAGS-The combination price OF Cac1ttas Ii
S1ac, but the market is slow; Wool Bags, 3ee,ssc:
RICE-Hawaiian is firm at the advance. chinese
mixed. 81 Is; No. Chinese, 81 5O@5 q two mats;
extra No ], So 25@5 so: Hawaiian 80 2oCSo oo;
Japanese, 81 1904 S71a p ctl.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining company
quotes follows, terms net cash: Cube. crushed.
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed. all 51sc = ID;
Dry Granulated, Size: Confeetioners A, 6$sc:
Extra Q, Age; Golden @, 14c g ID Bags b4c mors
than bblS
The morning call., 1891-07-25
AN ANSWER.

Brother in painI thou ant not all alone;
Thousands share with thee thy sad, weary moan
Against 1.-THE wingless hours with feet OF lead"
loo lie stretched forever on bed
Which cannot move from the dark, srimy wall.
Where never fresheued airs or sunbeams fall
While all the weary night must not dare
To turn. groan ia pity for the worn
The weary sIeepers, who, with toll o'erborne
And hunger pangs, this couch with me must share
No, leave thy couch to me II Brother Death
Prefer thee FIRST TO heaYcn; so may my breath,
Drawn easier BY the window, heave this sigh
1.-THE angels make the bed where thou dost lie."
The morning call., 1891-07-25

til the pavilion is covered and only the ven-
tilators at the top connect 1t with the open
air. When the heat of the sun is so great
that the water almost boils on the surface
of the freshest fountains. this pavilion is
deliciously COOL Aud this is the way the
King of Siam cools himself off in hot
weather. 1t sounds very delightful
per's Young People
The morning call., 1891-07-25

Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Newbern for
Mexico. the Humboldt for Humboldt Bay. the
Point Arena for Mendocino, the Scotia for Tilla-
NOOK Bay and the Bonita for San Diego. The CITY
OF Puebla falls due from Victoria and Puget Sound
The City OF Pekng falls due from China and
Japan Thursday.
The S. c. Allen takes for Cal!ao lO,5l6 centaIs
BARLEY and 6771 barrels Flour, valued at S4l,22S;
Bdston Hill for DunXirk II, ISL centals Wheat at
$127,6S5.
The morning call., 1891-07-25
The Wool Market.

tana fine, 19@22c; Territorial fine, l5@2lc p ID.
Boston, July 2i.-Wool is active. with sale
OF Territory to the amount OF over 10000 pounds
Including fine on a secured basis 6Uc principally
fine medium 67@58c aud medium 53@56c . H.
California and Oregon WOODS have been Quiet
Montana sold at I@23c e TO-
NEW YORK, July "a. - Wool is easy Domestic
The morning call., 1891-07-25
Union Temperance Meeting.

The Woman's Christian Temperance I'm
ion and the Good Templars will hold pub
lie temperance service tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock in Irving Hall, Post street.
Addresses will be delivered by Rev. Edward
Bayliss of Boston and William II. Barnes.
Singing by the Tobey family.
The morning call., 1891-07-25
The Weeks Eailures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports IL
failures In the Pacific Coast States Territories
for the week ending yesterday, as compared with
1S for the previous week and IL for the correspond
Ing week of 1890. The failures for the past week
are divided among the trades as follows: 2 saloons
dry-goods. books and stationery, 2 grocers i
cigars, hardware, plauing-mill, restaurant
produce, blacksmith, furniture aud drugs
The morning call., 1891-07-25
New Informations Filel.

District Attorney Blrnes yesterday filed
the following criminal informations in
Judge Troutts court: j. A. Kimball, for
gerry; J. b. Rusconi and j. F. Perrin, re-
ceiving stolen goods; Charles Nunan, as
sault with intent to commit rape: A. Torres
and Jesus Desepiani, grand larceny; Ernest
Collins and Richard Myer, robbery: N.
Murphy, Luke Price, Charles Hufter. Ernest
The morning call., 1891-07-25

MORNING SALES.
Board.l0 Union Insurance. s3Ia; 25 Cal Electric
Light. 1917; IS S 6aslight, 6334.
AFTERNOON sALEs
Board-2O Hawaiian Commercial 3D.: 10 Safety
Nitro Powder. ia; 10 Cal Electric Light l6Ia
Street-1O0 GasIight, 6Sst.
The morning call., 1891-07-25
A Wife-Heater,s IIght F,,

William Werner, who gave his wife a
severe beating. escaped yesterday with a
fine of So The case had been set for n iurv
trial, but Werner slipped into court before
his trial came mp, pleaded guilty OF battery.
and Judge Worley let him off easy
The morning call., 1891-07-25

LIVERPOOL, July 24.-The spot market is firm
at rs 111ad. Cargoes firm at 40s Cd for OF
coast. 40s Cd for just shipped 4os Cd for nearly
due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable give5 the following
Liverpool quotations: July IS; August. IS 1Sd;
September IS Id; October. IS 114d; November,
IS s4d: December IS 1s4d.
sECUR iTIE4
LONDON, July 24-Consols s5s4: United states
Bohds-4s. 11es4 do Az, 1929: Silver As 7sd;
Rentes, 95f 40c Bullion into Bank OF England
10000.
The morning call., 1891-07-25
San FRANCISCAN NIeat Market.

The market is sufficiently stocked and unchanged
Wholesale rates from saughterers 10 dealers ara
follows:
quality, &c; third do, 469412c
VEAL-Large 5@s6c: small Caves. 696b2c
NUT rON-Wethers. S9S1ac; Ewes 7129Sc.
SPRING LAMB-9G9I2c y 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 595Jsc p 10 for heavy har1
granted and 514G333sc for light average do: sEo;x
Hogs, 4Ia14asc . 10; dressed do S9St2c = ID.
The morning call., 1891-07-25
Fami y Retail Market.

Butter is higher. Eggs and Cheese are unchanged
Turkeys have been very scarce and high during
the week. but at the close they are cheaper at 25c
%.
Meats show change.
Sweet Potatoes now in market.
Fruits and Vegetables exh bit no noteworthy feat
ures.
Salmon is dearer and Sturgeon cheaper. other
Fish remaining unchanged.
Following IS The CALLS regular weekly retail
price list;
The morning call., 1891-07-25

The WEEKLY GALL contains more
reading matter for the price
than any publication in Amer.
lea; 81 Is per year. postpaid
The morning call., 1891-07-25
IDelinqnt
COMPANY. Nc Amt. in the SaleDav
I1.nr
BOARD SALES.
Following we're the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday;

NoTE-Assessments OF mines not listed
Board tall delinquent In Office
The morning call., 1891-07-25
\ EXCHANGE.

Miss Spinner, MERGED
G McKfnnon, Truckee
JOS Smith, Truckee
John f Nelson, Truckee
w Is Nolan, Salt Lake
Wm J Thompson. Sn Jose
Harry j Fisher. Chicago
Jas Peterson, Santa Cruz
Jos johnson, Redding
A Is Walker q W. Los An
Thos + Burns, Los Apgis
Chas w Jackson, StocKIn
j i Fowler. Chicago
g + Butler, California
Gus Butler, California
y ID Wilson & W, Los Ang
Jas w Richardson, Texas
Henry J Curtis, Denyef
Chas Curtis. Denver
Jos 7 " est, New York
j X Porter, Fresno
W m 6 Howard, Tu!are
q T Mcdonald. Colorado
The morning call., 1891-07-25

&c Pillscheek. Reeding
+ Herziner. Reeding
j f Woolcotte, 5 Joaquin
q + Cox. Pennsylvania
X j Waltman, Phila
~ waitman, Phila
e German, Santa Rosa
W Ii Young, Westminster
iJ Ramsy. Petaluma
II Mclean. Tacoma
/ W L Harris. Sacramento
ID Mcdonald. BudgevilIe
Z Wilson, Stockton
A Messenger. Los Angeles
6 A Lesender. Fresno
10 Ooswood, San Joaquin
w 7 Stewart, Stockton
Z A Hadley. Stockton
iP s HickOk, San Andre as
NM Lannen, NJ oh Hill
10 NJ CARAT, New York
L II Leek d W. Grass Why
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-04

The Haytians term the sacrifice of a
human victim the Offering Of the goat
without horns, euphemism for which
we can find many parellels. Louisiana Is,
fortunately, free from this horrible faint,
but from the numerous instances given by
St John there can be no doubt that the
immolation Of young people, generally
girls, is not uncommon in Hayti. He tells
us Of a scene witnessed by a French priest
in the district of Arcahaye in 1869. This
man had persuaded some of his parishion-
ers TO disguise him as a negro, and to take
him 10 witness the voodu ceremonies. All
went on in the manner that has already
been described till after the sacrifice of a
white goat and fowl, when young man
came and knelt before the queen and said:
ooh, maman, have favor to ask. Give
US, to complete the sacrifice, the goat with
out horns.'
The queen gave a sign Of assent, the
crowd in the shed separated and there was
a child sitting with its feet bound. In an
instant rope, already passed through g
block. was frightened, the child's feet flew
up toward the roof and the king ap
preached il with knife. The loud shriel
given by the victim aroused the French
man to the truth Of what was really goinl
on. lie shouted, "Oh, spare the childv
and would have rushed forward, but hi
was seized and hurried from the spot b!
his friends There was a short pursuit
but he escaped, and on reaching the tow
strove TO induce the police to hasten to tn
place. They would, however, do nothing
till the morning, when they accompanies
him to the scene Of sacrifice and found tn
remains Of the feast and the boiled skull o
the child-Hon. Maj. A. b. Ellis in POP
ular Science Monthly.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-04
An E,.pol,os neporser,. sieis.

Some years ago." he said, 81 was a
night police reporter on one OF the daiIies
of Chicago. | was ambitious, and 1t was
my delight above all things to catch the
ny cop when he was on some mysterious
case that he was not ready 10 give away 1
encountered one of this stripe one evening
in a section of the city somewhat unfre-
ouented He seemed surprised TO see me,
and was surprised to see him.
"Ah, therep says |, in a manner quite
as mysterious as that employed by himself
"You herep says be.
al am, every time, says ].
'aThen there was "a lull. Funny, says
be, how you reporters get on to every
thing that we fellows are up to-
"'That's all right, says l. we know
our business.
"'What you know about this case' he
asked.
al don't remember my exact answer, but
it was couched in such language as l
thought would convince him that l knew
what was there for. We bucked at each
other for several minutes, when he finally
proposed "A compromise.
s.Says he: Well, seeing that you are
on to me, tell me what you know about
the case and I'll tell you what know. Up
ana up.
"oThat goes, says |.
"'Sure,' says he.
"'Well,' says /, to be honest about it,
don't know darned thing. Now wan
you TO keep your word with me-
I "Then he took me down the street ant
! turned into dark alley and went arount
behind an ash barrel and put his finger u
4 his nose.
ash says he.
"Sh,' says I, putting my finger to m!
nose.
d "'You won't give it away says he.
"'Cross my heart says /.
"Then he said in a whisper: i live jus
around the corner and | was going dow
: to the shoemaker's to get my shoes hal
soled' And he looked at me.
r "Then | took him back into the stree
IS and into a cigar store. and told the man I
l. give my friend the best fifteen cent cigar Il
II the case. guess that was the first ciga
Il that was ever sold for fifteen cents in tina
le section Of the city"-Chicago Tribune.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-04
Superior Court

Court convened yesterday morning
and took up the following cases;
Lindgreen vs.. Edmund Cosgroye, after
all the testimony in the above case was
taken, court took the matter under ad-
visement and rendered "A decision in favor
of the defendants granting plaintiff
ample time to pay up the balance OF the
Indebtedness.
The State of Washington VS.. Joseph II.
Butterteld in which case the prisoner,
who Is now in states prison, withdrew his
appeal for a new trial
State Of Washington vs.. Andy Carpen-
ter. The defendant was arraigned and al
ter hearing OF the true facts in the case
the defendant was permitted TO await the
next term Of the court upon his own re-
cogniZance in the sum OF one hundred
dollars.
Thomas Waterbury ". Annette ].
Waterbury is a suit wherein plaintiff asks
10 be released from the bonds Of matrl-
mony The witnesses. whose testimonies
were required In the case, not being pres
ent the case was postponed until the 10th
day AT April
Sue L. n. Watson vs.. William A. Wat
son: continued.
d. MatheWson vs.. Rosa A MathCwsOn
continued for the term.
William III. COrbett vs.. the Seattle anC
Eastern Construction company, the Sc
attic. Lake Shore and Eastern railwal
company and Clements. Bradford q Go
Defendants demurrer in the above cas-,
was sustained as far as the Seattle. LAX
shore and Eastern railroad company wa
concerned.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-04

have heard quite a number cf inquiries
In Brooklyn as to the meaning OF the word
"Ihpetonga," which Brooklyn's Four Hun
dred have adopted as the title of one OF
their most select associations. have
heard it claimed that the word is Greek,
also Indian. | learn from Simeon b. Chit
tenden that il comes from the vocabulary
Of the now defunct Long Island Indians.
"Ihpetonga," he tells me, sis Indian for
a sandy cliff. It therefore applies to the
Brooklyn heights, and has been selected by
a number Of the residents Of that section
as the name for one Of its most prosperous
social organizations, whose main object i:
to give ball once a year. New Yori
Star
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following are the real estate trans
fers recorded up to o'clock yesterday,
furnished by the abstract Office of Petit
bone Bros. Fairhaven and Whatcom;
Fairhaven Land Co to C Waller ct
al, lot and 4, blk 142, second add
to Fairhaven l,ou
w II Pettibone to l. A Calderhead,
lot 5, blk l15, Fairhaven GOO
Il clearinghouse administrator TO
A A Rogers, 4 OF se a sec IL, 40,
tp 37,r3 4Ol
II + Waity and VT to F Solomon,
n % Of lot s, blk l, York add 300
n p Hall and WI to NJ A Hodgdon,
u ofn Il of S 4 and e 4 OF
a sec IL and 4 of S 4 sec 3, 1904,
tp 3s,r2 n,922
"a = = Of Use e y sec Ii, to s7,r3 1900
II il Els TO L Stanuth, lots 10, IA,
Is, blk 6, lots 10, IL, 70 %, to 80,
blk s, lots 4 to 6, 16 to IS; 1, 2 and
3, blk 10, lots Q to IL, 10 and e 80
feet of lot 20, blk 9, Happy Val :,
U S to A II Miller, lot and 5 4;
4 of n w a and W a of n 4
and W u of a sec Is, TIP 81, 400
P J Hennelly to n C Sawyer, lot oooo
Is, blk 80, Fairhaven 1000
A Bashaw and husband to A M
johnson, lot IA, blk 6, York add l,6OU
/ A NJ johnson and husband to
] BaShaw, same property w
/ j Il Allen and wife to Nj VIII
| liams, nw4 of se4 sec "a, Up 80,
| United States to II Bloedel, se4
of sec Is, tip 81, 5,2OO
| United States to c w Carter, lot
| and se14 of sw14 and ma of sw 40,
| Ia sec Is, tip 81, r 4 $3.50
Whatcom County Investment Co
TO L NJ Sherwood, lot 80, blk 3, go
East Fairhaven 100
] c Moffatt to + NJ Sherwood, lot
| Z, blk 122, Fairhaven Land Cos 800,
/ second add l,lU
| G T Mills to w b Leach, land In 49,
| York add 3Ol
| J G Elderkin to p Losey, lot s,
blk IL, York add 81
W. Malloy and wife to G. Gang
ger, wiz of sell of Se4 and sw4
of sw14 of ne4 of sea, sec "a, --
twp 80, RI 20
A ii Morrison and wife to w Long
lots >, blk g2, New WhatcOm 40
j Simpson and wife to j p Nc
Carthy, lot 4. blk l, Baskerville 40
BBIS b c r r Co to w 5 Chand-
Ter ct al, lots IL to 20, blk POS,
first add to New Whatcom
Same to Thomas, lots l and 2,
blk 295. same add ~
Fairhaven Land Co to III Camp
bell, lot 5, blk So, first add to
Farhaven %
w II Gilbert and wife to 5 G
Merry, lot s, blk 20, Whatcom loo
j Moffatt to John West, lots
to 10, blk G, Highland Park add -,
to Fairhaven "
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-04
Nnraa

Street cars were crowded with passen-
gers all day yesterday.
The fremens' ball was well attended,
and as usual proved a complete success.
Council met In adjourned session yes
terday afternoon and devoted their atten-
ton TO the reading Of a number Of ordi-
nances.
Quite a number Of run-aways occurred
Yesterday afternoon but none OF them
caused any serious damage, most Of them
were startled by the still unwonted
sight Of the new yellow cars.
An entire ne livery equipment has ar
rived for the New Whatcom Quincy Cal
and Transfer company and will be ready
for operation tomorrow, Sunday. A mum
Der Of new and handsome rigs arrived
during the week.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-04

There is trouble in Keislingyille addi-
ton to New Whatcom. Mary Lubky has
a number Of chickens, which kept inyad-
ing strawberry patch belonging to her
neighbOr, who, growing tired Of furnish
ing food for Mrs. Lubky's chickens,
ordered one John B)rches, man about
the place, 20 take the shotgun and Kill the
intruding fowls. BOrchcs did as he was
ordered and raised havoc among the
birds. Yesterday he appeared before
Justice Gallaher on a charge preferred
against him by the irate Mrs. Lubky, and
when asked why he shot the chickens
he replied firstly, because he was told u
do IL; and secondly, he would be shooting
yet had not the cartridges given out
Judge Gallaher fined him $500
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-04
Looking Forward

Passing down Holly street a HERALD
man approached a prominent real estate
man and 20 the unusal query Of What's
new? The dealer I'm soil replied, I'VE
are going 20 have a boom this summer
and you can't get away from it. Look
here, we will have three big railroads in
operation. Big orders for lumber to fill
for the east We will have vessels load
here with coal, the export Of which will
be considerable this season six o can
steamers will call In at Bellingham bay
regular every month. Then look on our
streets, they speak for themselves, brick
and stone buildings going up everywhere,
does not that show that these men look
toward big times. Well, sir, there is not
the slightest doubt Of il. Not a
shadow" At that moment the elO-
quent land owner had spied a man read
ing his bargains on the blackboard and
thither hc went 20 explain.