Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-09
NEW wHATooM NOTES

Seattle.
The Rod and Gun club will practice
at Silver Beach today.
5. s. Lester Is In Seattle looking out
for freight for the Island Belle.
County Treasurer Rogers made II
trip 10 Lummi yesterday afternoon.
Capt. Itoby, Of the steamer Sham
rock, Lake Whutcom, was In the city
yesterday.
A. A. JefTries Of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, San Francisco, Is
in the city.
Col. j. q. Whittier returned ycster.
day from business trip of weeks du-
ration at Lynden.
Miss Patterson late of San Francisco
will open IA millinery emporium In the
DE Mattos block this week.
Frank Wood has leased a portion Of
the Sehome hotel building aud will NJ
it up for housekeeping.
Division No. 40. fl. will give "A
grand ball In the X. of =. hall on Fri
day evening, April IA.
John A. Rankin, formerly Of Fair
haven, IS now am enterprisiHg rancher
on the Guide Meridian road.
j. II. Miller, who was fined In JUS
ticc fardin's court for assault. has APP
pcaled to the superior court
There will be u social at the Y M. &.
a. rooms, New Whatcom, next Tues.
day evening. Everybody invited.
The trout season will open May ].
Already fishermen are getting their
rods, flies and fishing baskets in order.
j. A. Cook and family have removed
10 their new resdnce at Silver Beach,
recently purchased from R. Il. War
moth.
Three families, with their household
effects, arrived on the steamer City of
Seattle yesterday morning 10 locate In
this city.
The county commissioners yesterday
ordered $1,000 paid 10 the san Francis
60 Bridge Company on the second esti-
mate Of work completed.
Edmund Cosgrove left on the train
yesterday for Harrison Hot Springs 10
spend Sunday with his wife, whose
health is reported 30 be- much Inn
proved.
A large party Of Siwashes we're en-
camped under sthe viaduct on Holly
street yesterday, engaged ia digging
clans, Of which they secured many
bushels.
II. O'Connor II back from Port
Townsend, where he witnessed the ter.
| formhnce Of the amateur minAtrels,
composed Of twenty-f0pr young ladiea
Of that town.
/ Mrs. =. S. Lester aud Mrs McA ipine
/ wife of the captain Of the Island Belle,
/ departed f9f Semitic on that steamer
yesterday afternoon, 10 be with their
/ husbands Sunday.
Rev. j. w. Savage, Of Red Jacket,
/ Mich, has received "a call to the pulpit
Of the Congregational church, formerly
occupied by Rev. J v Bim0n fe
has accepted aud will arrive In June.
County Superintendent of Schools j
NJ. Hit will leave tomorrow for Ellcns-
burg, where hc will attend the hien-
nial convention Of county superintend-
eHts, which c8hVeHeA at that city next
week.
County Auditor Collier issued mar
ragc licences yesterday b. James A.
Titus, Of Vsn Buren, and Mrs Maggie
J. Flint, Of Goshen, Gallhtin Gwin
/ Hicks, Of Tacoma. aud Miss Mabel
Irene Barrett, Of this city.
George a. Hoyt has been appointed
deputy collector Of customs Of Blnine,
to succeed &. A. McIennan. Robert
Evans whohas been acting deputy col
hector, will resume his position ~ In
spectof in the office In this city.
Frank MairF, WaH yesterday seh-
fenced b. pay "A fine Of 500 and 60 10
jail for ten days % result Of his as-
sault with gun. He appealed and
was placed under $500 bonds 10 appear
before the superior court. w f. Nc
! Daniel and :. w Stuart, Of Van Wyck,
became his bondsmen
The certified checks Of the bidders
/ for the contract for constructing the
/ approaches to the Nugenta Ferry
/ bridge were all returned to the bidders
| yesterday, with the exception Of those
[ Of Raper n Hamilton aud T.. NJ Wood.
/ the commissioner holding these two
( bids for further consideration. The
bid Of Raper 4 Hamilton was 81 ,067 %.
aud that of +. NJ. Wood 81, ,I00.s6.
! S. J.. Butler has made careful COM
| putation Of the increase Of money ex-
| pended Ia various enterprises IN the
/ county, and he estimates that the in.
crease Of money actually paid out In
I Whatc0m county in the lumber and
ahinRle mills aud other manufactures
has Increased 81 800 900 iH the past two
Year,. In proof of this he states that
The Iaboring men are becoming more
| independent, and the grocers, the
butcher, the dry goods men aid others
are feeling the benefits of the Increased
pay roll in the county.
The Childrsn's Homs
To know that the Chlldren's Home
- an excellent Institution, that ID IL