Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-02
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

II. Y. Thompson went to Seattle yes
terday.
III. Vandercook returned yesterday
from trip TO Tacoma.
DIR. M. NJ. Hopkins, the enterprising
druggist Of Sauk City, Is in town for
few days.
A meeting Of Hesperus Commandery
was held last evening for work In the
Black Cross degree.
e. w. Howard departs today TO hold
a series of political meetings at Delta,
Woodland, Mountain View and Birch.
Mrs. j. b. Pearce left yesterday for
Tacoma, where Mr. Pearce has ac-
eepted a position for Il time in the
Tacoma hotel.
Judge James II. Beatty, of the United
States district court of Idaho. left for
Boise City yesterday after days visit
with friends.
The total vote cast at the last general
municipal election here was 729. II Is
estimated that the vote next Tuesday
will be about $50.
Following Is the registration In Fair
haven by wards: First, IS; Second, 1872;
Third, ll2; Fourth, 239; Fifth, 1876;
! SlhtHi oo. Iothi, SO.
Street railway traffic was interrupted
about an hour and half yesterday
morning by the breaking of governor
on an engine at the power house.
j. III. Sehively, Of the HERALD,
has received telegram conveying the
alarming intelligence Of the serious ILL
ness of his aged mother in Washing
ton, ID. &.
The city marshal reports that about
% per cent. Of the total city taxes as
sessed have been paid or payment ten
dered. The total delinquency will be
about 5000.
Don q. Lowell, late department COM
mander Of the G.. A. II. for the depart.
ment OF Washington and Alaska, was
IN town yesterday, leaving on the
I north-bOund train.
, Republican meetings in addition to
} those heretofore announced by the
, central committee, will be held 5atur-
day at the Samish Lake school house
: and at the Halberg mill near Licking.
A fine Republican meeting was held
at NOoksack Monday evening. Ad-
dresses were delivered by II. f.. Had
ley, 7. q. Newman and j. II. Schively,
and considerable interest was aroused.
-Four carloads Of Blue Canyon coal
were brought In last evening for ship
ment to Mission for trial on the Cana
dian Pacific railroad The steamer
Clutch Is expected soon TO load IA cargo
of samples from this mine for Van
cOuver.
I II. A. Strong, Of Rochester, y. Y,
r president Of the Fairhaven Foundry Il
Machine Company, accompanied by
|, his daughter, Mrs. II. l.. Achilles, Of
Tacoma, arrived in this city yesterday
!, morning. Mrs. J. Wayland Clark will
q give an afternoon reception in their
honor today.
3 Peter Ahern, Of the Peoples party
}, central committee, states that the col
lection taken at the close Of the Braden
e meeting were turned over 10 the COM
e mittee and not TO Rev. Braden, as was
{ stated In yesterdays issue. AZ the
= HERALD does not desire 10 misrepre-
t sent Mr.. Braden In any particular, Mr..
: Ahern's statement Is cheerfully pub
:, lished
e w. A. Hardy Is said TO be doing some
) quiet work evenings with a wheeibar.
: row in order that he may be able e
G wheel Larry Byrne about the streets
/ after election in settlement Of a wager,
i Hardy betting on Cleveland and
Byrne on Harrison. The winner Is u
e ride and wear silk hat, while the
= loser wheels him, dressed like a clown
: Hardy, anticipating the result, has his
y clown suit all ready.