Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-23
NEW wHATCoM NOTES


from flying visit TO Custer.
The Minnie M has gone up the river
for another boom Of logs.
The May Queen is expected up today
from Samsh with load of hay.
Councilmen J. II. Taylor J. l.. Likins
were passengers on yesterdays train to
Seattle.
5. 5. Lester went TO Blaine yester-
day to look up freight for his steamer.
the Island Belle.
A. l.. Black is back from Olympia,
where he was arguing several cases be-
fore the supreme court
A son of Charles #. Roehl is sick at
! their residence on Garden street. DIR.
MACPHERSON is in attendance.
One car of Cherry Creek iron ore ar
rived yesterday, consigned to the Ia
coma smelling d Refining company.
}. w. Green, for several years the
manager Of the Mason grocery, has
severed his connection with that store.
No overland train arrived on the
Canadian Pacili, railway Yesterday.
l he two trains will be consolidated to-
day.
William Brown, district freight agent
OF the Canadian Pacific, passed through
the city yesterday with his wife, on the
way to Seattle.
III. A. White has commenced ex-
cayatlng IA foundation for the erection
of business block at the corner of e
and Thirteenth streets.
{. T.. Forsy the is in the city. Mr..
Forsyth is emphatic tn his belief that
the Ruby creek trail should go through
the pass north Of Mount Baker.
DIR. Kelly has moved his Office from
the Bellingham Bay National Bank
building 10 1929 Holly street, Ia the
building occupied by Higglnsons drug
store.
The supreme court has refused "A peti-
ton for re-hearing m the case of
Augustine Mansfield, appellant VS. First
National Bank of Whatcom, respond
ents.
The funeral of Caleb Paus. the Young
man who died here 80 suddenly two
weeks ago, will take place tomorrow at
z =. III. from st. Paul's Episcopal
church
An island mail route from Apacortes
has been considered by the post Office
department and bids called for ON n
contract that viii take effect June, 1894,
if accepted.
X A. Evans inspector attached 10
the custom house in this city. has been
appointed deputy collector and will
take charge Of the Blaine port Of entry
in place OF &. a. McLennan.
Deputy Sheriff Conlin leaves for
Waifa Waiia on the City Of Seattle this
morning, with Tom Williams, who was
al Il
two years ia the penitentiary.
j. III. Bloedel, of the Blue Canyon
Coal Company, returned yesterday
from Everett, where he took several
large orders for coal: one from the Pa
ciHc Steli Barge Works and another
from the Everett Trading company.
The early morning mail out of this
city by the City Of Seattle has proved
such success that Postmaster Cole Is
maklng an effort 10 have "a Tacoaa
pouch added to those now going to
Seattle.
w. j. Bryant, inspector Of hulls, and
.. w. Buliene, Inspector of boilers for
TINS district, were in town Yesterday.
aud went up 10 Blaine where they are
10 inspect several steamers touching at
that port.
w. ,. Rembaugh, who has been
operating IA logging camp for sometime
at Summit, on the fairhayen d. South
ern railroad, VIII remove his plant TO
Lake Whatcom at once and begin
operations on the Douglas ranch, at
south bay.
Quite an exodus of working men took
place yesterday afternoon. Fully fiftv
departed on the afternoon train for
otmas, where they go TO obtain work
on the extension of the Northern Pa
enc TO Vancouver, work on which is
To have started.
j. ID. Hannegan returned Yesterday
rom visit to Seattle. Mr.. Hannegan
was committee clerk during the ses-
SION OF the legislature and took an ac-
i've Interest IN the passage Of the bill
S2O,OUO for the construc-
tlon of the Ruby Creek road.
Mr.. II. A. Paus expects his wife and
family today from Minneapolis, and
they VIII take up their residence here.
MIR. Paus Is an ardent believer In this
portion OF the state and he says that
thousands Of people are looking this
way and that we may soon expect
large influx Of people and capital
More Sugar Tor a Dollar
Baum's ad said IS pounds OF Rranu-
iafan f,.r II