Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-05
NEW wHATCoM NOTES

5. Rosenbaum went to Sumas ON a
business trip yesterday.
Borgeson Bros. are erecting a $4,000
residence in York addition.
Judge w. n. Bole, of New West
minister, was in the city yesterday.
Major and Mrs. Cole left yesterday
for short visit to up Sound points.
Passengertraffic on the street railway
lines is increasing very perceptibly.
}. NJ. Warmer has opened branch
undertaking establishment on Dock
street.
J, W. Morgan, of this city, is now at
Escondido, Cal, where his health is
said to be improving.
Forty passengers for various Sound
and coast points arrived over the Can
adian Pacific yesterday.
Robert Knox and wife are back from
California, where they have been visit
ing for several months past.
Con Meyer opened new hotel at
Sumas last evening, and a number of
friends went up to assist him.
w. r. Pettibone returned to Blaine
yesterday, taking with him crew of
men to work bis shiDgle mill.
The store formerly occupied by the
White House is being fitted up for the
use of the New York shoe store.
Charles Strange returned yesterday
from visit to his ranch at Ferndale.
He says the crop of mud is excellent.
b. r. Warmoth has moved from
Silver Beach, and is now occupying the
residence of ID. Burtiend, ON G street.
One case was filed with the county
clerk yesterday, III. Il. Corwin VS.. H.
j. Moore, suit for restitution of certain
real estate.
j. r. Taylor left for Harrison hot
springs yesterday afternoon, where he
will endeavor to recover his former
good heath.
G.. X. Hiatt, of Anacortes, was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Hiatt is interested
in number Of placer and quartz claims
on Ruby creek.
No new arrests for a week, and no
business at the police courts make the
life of the police officers and Justice
very monOtOnous.
Pat Mccoy, the well-known Samish
logger, has opened a logging camp at
Saxon, on the Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern railroad.
In the superior court the case of Fred
Lee against John Elwood, for malicious
prosecution, dragged its weary length
along all day yesterday.
c. 7. Redffeld has been ENJOYING the
charms Of metropolitan life for several
days past and yesterday retired to the
seclusion Of his lumber camp at Blaine. |
Mrs. R. Watkins and daughter left
yesterday for an extended visit to Vic
toeia. Mrs. Watkins health is not
good and she will enter Royal hospital
for treatment.
B. w. Loring, of Lynden, is in the
city. Mr.. Loring reports that farming
operations are in full swing, and that
an increased acreage will this year be
devoted to hops.
Edward Jacobs and G.. b. Harlem
berg, of wager, left yesterday for Roche
Harbor. They have contracted to de-
liver large quantity of lime for the
Whatcom comfy market
Charles Mage, of Blue Canyon, is in
the city. Mr.. Magee expects to leave |
for Chicago shortly, where he win have /
charge of one of the departments in the |
states Worlds Fair building.
L. Hibbard, the father of the boy re.
Gently sent to Steilacoom from this !
county. received word yesterday after |
noon of the burning of his former home |
in Vancouver, and the loss of all his |
goods. He thinks misfor-
tunes never come singly.
The committee ON arrangements for |
the celebration of the Odd Fellows an
niversary will meet on Thursday night |
in X. of P. hall. Arrangements will |
then be perfected for joint celebration |
by the three Odd Fellow lodges on the
Bay.
The Gold Queen Mining Company
expect the machinery for their new ten /
stamp mill to arrive in q few DAYS. |
Ten men are now employed in the /
mine, and as soon as the mill is ready |
for operation, force of thirty men will |
be employed. The mine is situated !
about six miles from Yale, b. G..
The court house yesterday afternoon
was thronged by a crowd of citizens
who went there to listen to the Ruby
creek trail discussion. There is no local |
to the trail, although it is re-
ported that t. G. Nicklin has not quite |
made up his mind as to the eonstitu-
tionality of the law authorizing the
of the trail.