Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-29

gin series of winter dances Saturday
evening.
John Mcdonald and d. S. Miller, of
Blaine, registered at the Bellingham
yesterday.
Miss Annie Story, of Victoria, is in
the city as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Z. w. Purdy.
The stone work of the court house
wall is ready for the iron work, which
is expected daily.
The Friedman Auction company
closed out last night and will leave for
Seattle tomorrow.
j. A. Stratton, an attorney of Seattle,
was in the city yesterday in the inter-
est of some of his clients
IL. w. Cox, the architect, is adding
extensive improvements to his resi-
dence on North Elk street.
The Parlor grocery is moving from
its old stand into the Hutchinson
building ON Thirteenth street.
Collector REILLY has commenced col
Letting head tax from foreign emf
grants over the G. p. II. road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, who have been
visiting friends in the city, left yester-
day for their home in Vancouver.
1t is reported that some of the Ros-
! lyn bank robbers are hiding in this
city. The police are ON the search for
them.
The machinery has arrived for Mil
Ter 4 BTidenstine's shingle mill, which
will be in operation about the I'd of
October.
Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Higginson will
have charge of the semi-mOnthly tea AT
the parlors of the public library Satur-
day afternoon.
The Young Mems Republican Glee
club accompanied the speakers to Ten
Mile last evening and rendered some
excellent selections.
The entertainment of the Art league,
which was to be given III Purdy's
opera house Friday evening, has been
postponed until Tuesday.
Architect Cox is just completing the
plans for +. +. Thompson's house on
/ High street. He is also finishing the
plans for r. Nicklin's new residence.
i A large party from Bloomington, Ill,
will arrive in the city tomorrow in Mr..
Pullman's famous car Cleopatra. They
| Will ttludlu uulh SATURDAY VIZ INV
Bay
There will be a special meeting of the
city council this afternoon to consider
the water works proposition and to
open bids for the Improvement OF
Jaeger street.
Johu Ortig, proprietor of the Europe
hotel, over the tide flats on & street
was arrested late last evening for sell
ing LIQUOR without license. He will
come up for trial today.
A horse slipped ON the ganng plank
Yesterday while being taken from tht
May Queen at the G street wharf anC
fell into the water. A boat was gottei
out and the horse dragged to the beach
The senior and junior Republican
, clubs of this city, accompanied by thu
|. young mems glee club, are making al
, engagements to attend the Wilson-Bur
leigh meeting in Fairhaven tomorrow
evening.
I'll On the first OF the month the mel
L will come into the city from the Gol'
a Queen mine at Male to make arrange
a ,mentS for fuller developments and 70
Y the introduction Of new and improves
machinery.
Joe Tolland, the shngle weaver VIII
was reported as threatening to burn "a
s. city, proved an alibi in Judge Wi
y liams' court yesterday and was released
: lie is now after the newspapers for "d'
stroying his reputation"
Travelling Auditor Deyoe and w. /
:, Hurlburt, assistant general passeng,
a agent of the Union Pacific road, we
a in the city yesterday, and appointed
n: Il. johnson as local agent of the roa
vice h. Il. O'Connor resigned.
nd A Democratic meeting will be he
80 at Clearhrook this evening, j. Il. Da'
''9 SON and Nj, j, Maloney being the pri
ITS eipal speakers. The same gentlem,
win speak at Lynden tomorrow eve
lot ing aud Ferndale ON Saturday Jud
m; VIM and j. A. Strong will speak
=, Goshen ON saturday.
q; The burning of the refuse at the n,
Whatoom shingle mill last night c
OF ated good deal of excitement amo
MA the residents of the city, living
M the outskirts. The heavens glow
.n3 with a ruddy glare, giving the appe
~ anee of huge eonhagration, and y
pie from all sections Of the city hes
rushing wildly towards the fire. 2
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