Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-13

City Marshal J. NJ. Gore, of Blaine,is
in the city.
Doc Melquest is quite i'll, the result
Of "a severe cold.
Miss Florence Jones, Of Kent, Is Wis.,
iting her brother.
Miss Mona Lash, sister Of Mrs ID.
G. Jacobs, will arrive today to spend
the summer with her sister.
State Road Commissioners Hannegan
and Cryderman are ready for business
as soon as the county appropriations
are made.
Mrs. G. NJ. Adams, wife of City En-
gineer Adams, and Mrs. ID. II. Hill
leave today for Bath, n. Y, over the
Canadian Pacific.
Mike Geary the insane man, is still
confined in the county Jail, an exam
ination as to his sanity not having as
yet taken place.
A fishing party, composed Of j. G,
McFadden, j. +. Drake and j. G.. Crome,
leave today for Huntington, B. c., on
a pscatorial expedition.
Lee Chung, the Chinaman brought
down from Blaine, is still in Jail await
ing examination, Judge Williams not
having returned to the city.
Gus. Miller, the travelling man, and
G. q. McNamara and &. b. Wood, of
the Massachusetts Life Insurance COM
pany went to Blaine last evening.
The board of county commissioners
yesterday were busily engaged signing
the new bonds, canceling warrants
and examining the treasurer's report
Justice Broyles yesterday sued out a
writ Of replevin in Justice Hardin's
court against Thos. 5. Dahlquist, TO re-
cover possession Of IA butchers outfit.
McGorrisk d Rice and f.. l.. Gau-
dette, the Lake Whatcom loggers, have
a raft of logs about ready to be shipped
to the Tacoma Mill company at Ia
coma.
Lewis r.. de Haven, one of Uncle
Sans letter carriers, IL Is rumOred, Is
about to take unto himself "A helpmate.
The happy event will take place next
month
j. II. Hutchinson, the hardware
man, accused Of the seduction of Annie
Marshall, writes from Texas to friend
denouncing the charge as a blackmail-
ing scheme.
% Mae Wright was fined $50 and costs
and Sadie Mccormack Sl5 and costs In
Police Justice Broyles' court yesterday,
for conducting houses of ill-fame. Sadie
Brown and May Edwards were held to
answer to the same charge.
Il. ). Hincks, the efficient and oblig-
ing clerk Of the board Of county COM
missiOners, Is engrossing the resolution
adopted by the county commissioners,
as published in the HERALD, and will
present each member of the exploring
party with copy.
Rev. w. B. Floyd will deliver a
special address Sunday evening i'm the
Presbyterian church on the subject of
the Good Points Of the Christian Eu-
deavor Conventions in Oregon and
Washington" The subject of the
morning sermon will be "Simon Peters
First Four Sermons" Sunday school
meets at 2:30 p. m.
A fire on Thursday night, about ~
o'clock, destroyed a house belonging TO
+. B. Gwinuup, on ID and Twenty
second streets. The house was unOccu-
pied at the time and the fire is thought
to be of incendiary origin. The house
was insured for 81 800, but it Is claimed
that this amount will not cover the
loss.
A team belonging TO Harry Austin,
employed in excavating the foundation
tor r. q. Necklin's new residence on
Bay View, Front street, backed over
the embankment, falling fifty feet. A
plough was attached TO the team, and
in the descent its sharp point penetrat-
ed the flank Of one of the horses, in
hicting "a severe wound. The horses
were otherwise uninjured.