Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-03
NEW wHArcoM NOTES

Geo. a. IIoyt, Of Blaine, is in town
on political business.
T.. G.. Nicklin, Jesse Frye and other
well-knOwn Republicans 20 to rern-
dale today TO address the Republicans
of that town.
Mrs. Geo. n. Taylor and Miss Ada
Hoffman are back from San Francisco,
having returned on the last trip Of the
City of Puebla
a sale Of school bonds will be held at
the county trcasurer's Office today.
Distrl 4 No. 81 is to sell $1,000 and use
the proceeds for the erection ofa school
house.
The ticket for school directors appears
to stand, DIR. Bragg aud Mrs. Kather-
inc Bacon from the old town side, with
II. j. Anderson and Clerk :. G. John
son from the Sehome side.
A German-Scandina club was
formed in the old brick court house on
Thursday evening. About twenty-five
members Joined the new organ iZatiOn,
which is 10 he called the Weaver
club.
a connection il under consideration
by the electric railway by which lake
passengers will be transferred at the
corner Of Elk and Chestnut streets, i'm
stead Of Dock and Holly streets, as
heretofore.
Isensee d Rea are TO close their log
ging camp on Lake Whatcom today.
They now have two million feet of logs
in the lake and half "A million feet In
the new boom at the coal bunkers, aud
will cut no more until some sales are
made.
The two-year-Old child Of John Bard
well who fell out Of an upper story
window on Elk street Thursday after
noon, was yesterday able to be about a.
before the fall, and although the dis
tance was thirty feet 40 serious results
are apparent.
The surveys for the new electric line
to Lynden are progressing. Already
land subsidies sufficient to build the
rOadbed have been secured aud work
VIII be commenced at once, IL the par.
| ties now looking the proposition over
decide to undertake IL.
Prof Heiney and wife, Of Lynden,
are visiting In town. Prot. Heiney was
formerly the principal of the North
western Normal school at Lynden, and
Is now on his way 10 Yakima, where
Wih M ~ lFp7lllDus
A lively runaway occurred ON Thir-
teenth street yesterday afternoon. A
horse attached 10 the Bellingham Bay
| Grocery wagon came into town from
the direction Of Broadway and took full
possession Of the street until he reached
the corner Of Champion street, where
he was stopped.
The receipts from the Mikado per-
formance In the Lighthouse hall on
Thursday evening we're S467. 80, from
which expenses Of about 800 are 10 be
deducted, leaving "A very neat sum for
the use Of the Bellingham Bay library,
10 which the proceeds were TO be de-
voted.
Caldwell a Meikle are making AN inn
portant addition 10 their stationery
store on Holly street. They have
leased the adjoining apartment, for
nerly occupied by the Postal Telegraph
Company, and cut "A door through the
wall dividing the two, which gives
them double the room they had.
Luis Shultz, who has been barkeeper
at the Grand View hotel for sometime
past, was taken to the county Jail yes
terday morning where he Is now con-
fined awaiting All examination ~ 10 his
mental condition. He Is supposed to
be insane and II may he necessary to
coDfine him for time at Steilacoom.
A dispatch to the Central News, Of
London, from Madrid says: a hitch
has occurred In the negotiations be-
tween Spain and the United States for
"A commercial treaty.
The British Columbia iron works at
Vancouver burned Thursday morning.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000. II
was one Of the largest and most pro-