Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-11
NEW wHATCoM NOTES

Michael Anderson, of Park, is in
town.
J. G. Brisbois, the Nooksack logger
is in the city.
Councilman Likins is ill, and is con.
fined to his room.
J. NJ. Holland, real estate man OF
Vancouver, is in the city.
Deputy Collector Evans, of Blaine,
was in the city yesterday.
The new road law provides that no
road shall have more than five per
cent. grade.
The competitive drill and ball of
Company f takes place tomorrow night
at X. of p. hall.
William Mckee, with his wife and
baby, departed on the City of Seattle
yesterday morning for Southern Cal
ifornia.
Il. 5. Hamilton, of the Bellingham
Bay Furniture Company, left on the
City of Seattle yesterday morning for
California.
County Auditor Collier issued "A mar
riage license yesterday to NJ o. Tib-
bits, of Everett, and Dora l.. Seaman,
of Fairhaven.
John A. Bartroh, of the Equitable
Life Insurance Company Of New
York, is in the city in the interests of
his company.
F. @. Underwood returned from
California yesterday morning with his
wife, who has been spending the winter
at Santa Barbara.
Lew Stenger left on the train yester-
day for Siwash Creek, British Column
bia, where he will do some assessment
work on his mining property.
The city council met at the regular
hour last evening, but only three men,
bers being present, the meeting was
adjourned until 1880 Wednesday even
ing.
w. j. Henry d Sons have sold their
sawmill to Kennoyer Bros, of the
Guide Meridian road. Henry d Sons
will hereafter manufacture shingles ex-
clusvely.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ.
Z. A. will give their regular monthly
social tonight at the Association rooms,
Canoe street. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public.
r. L. Morse has received new lot of
beaver skins from Alaska, and will send
them East at once. They are very fine
pieces of fur and will command good
price in the eastern market.
j. r. Taylor returned Sunday from a
short visit at Harrison Hot Springs.
He reports his health greatly improved,
ana Is very enthusiastic about the cur
alive properties of the water.
The members of the company who
presented the comic opera MikadO some
time since, held rehearsal of the Pr
rates of Penzance, which they are soon
to put before the public, at the gym
nasium last evening.
The opera Contrabandista was re-
hearsed at the Lighthouse hall last
evening. The music has now been
carefully studied and all preparations
made for its early presentation.
Min. Geer and J. l.. Hemstock left
yesterday morning on hunting and
trip up the north fork of
the NoOksack and through the Mount
Baker country. They will follow in
the wake of the Ruby Creek explorers.
The county commissioners will visit
Nugent's Ferry, Nooksack City and
Everson this week, where they will In
spect the bridges Icing constructed at
these places, and they will also go to
Wickersham, where the will apprase
the timber on some school lands.
Matthew Vaughan and Harrison
Bacus will start a logging camp on the
north end of Lummi island imme-
diately. They have already contracted
for the delivery of 1000, 900 feet, Yes
terday Mr. Vaughan was trying to
secure men to work in the camp.
The superior court was occupied all
day yesterday with the case of F. NJ.
Kohler VS.. the Fairhaven d New What
com Street Railway Company. Kohler
had his wrist broken in a street car
accident on Garden street several
months since, and asks damages to the
amount of 5000.