Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-12
NEW WHATCoM NOTES

Business in the county auditors
Office continues good.
II. Seibert, prosperous rancher OF
Nooksack City, is in town.
a. Lindberry leaves on the City OF
Seattle this morning on his way TO Salt
Lake City.
George Hazard, of Tacoma, the
piebald mustang of the Democracy was
in town yesterday.
The street railway track on Elk street
is again being raised and put III better
shape for travel.
The Miller 4 Bridenstine single
mill started up again yesterday morn
ing, after being closed a few days for
repairs.
Col. II. A. Moore and Mrs. Moore
came in from Rocky Ridge yesterday
Work on the coal mine will be resumed
at once.
Miss Campbell, principal of the Cen
tral school, who has been sick for some
time, resumed her duties yesterday
morning.
Frank Biles was taken to Walla
Walla this morning by Deputy Sheriff
Conlin, Biles received an eighteen
months sentence.
The Times issued its valedictory yes
terday morning as a daily, and an
nounces that 1t will continue as a
twelve-page weekly.
The contract for the construction of
the approaches to the Nugent's Ferry
bridge has been awarded to Raper x
Hamilton, of Nugents Ferry.
j. 5, Ingram, who was an Elk street
business man about year ago, arrived
in town yesterday from Oregon, where
he has resided since he left here.
Mrs. Jerry Neterer left on the CITY of
Seattle yesterday morning for Portland,
on her way to Benton Harbor Mich,
over the union Pacific railway.
Edmund Cosgrove returned yesterday
on the delayed Canadian Pacific rail-
road train from Harrison Hot Springs.
where he passed Sunday with his wife.
A. L. Ferry, cOmpOsitor, and for
merry editor Of the Capital, Populist
paper published at Olympia, suicided
by shooting 81 Union city few DAYS.
ago.
Inc county commissioners yesterday
visited the school land on the Guide
Meridian rad and inspected the tim
thereon, foe which they have received
al otter to purchase
A regular meeting q the board of
trustees q the BslLin-EhArn Bsy Public
Library hssceiL1ou wLs held IN the
library erruer Magnolia AID Dock
streets. yss1sr-Iy EoruluE
The vlriugs cases IN tn superior
srurr ceEvssn J. 4 -1eu Esr and U. Y.
Morse l-.il.i II 1-uc- t1z occupancy Of
Tie Ess--1lLnL- 1CCsI b. .. y. Morse,
have 1esar ll--l-;l.oly n ls-s,i-
In s-altts ELrti-s er1rr yesterday
Fred 4 Hayes va co1Lt over in the
i111 o SIZE % Eppsar before the su-
lerIcr en-rI- Co. Answer the charge Of
JbCainIng moley under f2Lse pretences. T
Last fall " q. Latta was the pos
essOr q ID v2rieliez Of roses, but be
1nds this spring that be has only .
i0out a dozen EFT. Inc Unprecedented 1
old weather last winter proved death I
o the Others.
John Bruins, Henry Squire and Ed |
ward Ulrich object TO the formation Of /
chool district No. 50 at Wickersham, |
md have appealed To the board Of !
'ounty commissioners A hearing has |
'een set for May 9 at 10 O'Clock a. m.
j. NJ. Raper, a nurseryman near
Nugents Ferry, was In the city yester-
lay. Mr.. Raper states that the "cOld |
pelP' last winter was very severe on
ruit trees, and that the nurserymen
will have a big trade this year. He
las filled all the orders that he can
md still the demand increases.
Caldwell d Meikle have received q
arge number Of new books of late, |
Imong which is the "Chief Factorb |
ny Gilbert Parker, the book being a
veil written work dealing with the
lines of the Hudson Bay Company's
ule in the Northwest. IL will repay a
eading.
The case Of Sadie Mccormick VS..
'acker, an action TO replevin certain
,oods sold to Packer by one Potter, was
ried in Justice Hardin's court yester-
lay. Mrs. Mccormick claimed that Pot
er had stolen the goods consisting of
ables and other lares and penates from
Ter, hence the suit. Judgment was de-
erred.
Good Thing for Coughs and Colds
The mora Chamheriainia Cou0h