Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-21

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Chili. The Mnrgarita sailed from the
iatter port IN ballast some six weeks
nso lor fugct sound, and for the last
tlree weeks she hns been lying at Port
townsend awaiting orders. Captain
Nlehan Is her master
Customs Inspector G. l.. Warner veg
| tcrdhy brought down u Chinnmnn from
ouilas under sentence Of deportation 10
| CHINA. sam Lee Is the Mongolinn'A
I name, and for some two or three wears
ne mas conducted q laundry In Hunt.
/ ingdOn, Immediately nctuss the line
/ from the Boundry city. sam lee Is
said 10 be one Of the smOothcsl smup-
| glers Of his kind aud his laundry busi.
ness has been only a ''fencen 10 cover
his and others smuggling operations.
/ Many inspectors have lain for the willy
1hm Ice, but never caught him, and un-
/ W fHdaY evening Sam Lee laughed at
Their efforts. How he came to be- in
nuihas ~ not known; he snyB himself
! lhal lac came 10 hear the "Hiug 4ingn
ard he was PoHnced upon aud arrested.
| By the 'sing singn sam Is understood
! 10 mean u musical concert held that
night IN Sumas. But IL ir not unlikely
! mat sam now wishes hc had not
listened 10 the voice OF the party who
told him Of the "siDg 7ing.p
! The clyil service examination Tor posi-
| lions ln the pO.tuiicc, Now Whntcom,
VIII be held June 10. There arc only four
Applications ON iile
! County Clerk Pierce was more than sur
pris' d on Friday evening by the appear
uncc. az his residence. Ot d number 0f hia
! friends on The pctlt Jury. They were re-
cclvcd with the well known urbauily Of
| The county clerk, aud lu-t hen ID. o.
Kelly, Of Lummi, on behalf % thc petit
J Jurors made bfiat bat eloquent address,
accompanying llz rcmufFH with uu Gle.
| pautly upholstered easy chulr. which Dc
presented, ON behalf of the Jurors. a. "a
| Tribute 10 the nulailing cuurny aud cnI
cl"hY of the Rcuiai uud puuu.Hr county
clerk. Mr.. Pierce hus "a good degree Of
] cguauimlly but De Au upEHi8--ed fYf tho
moment llo 1c. noWloagcd tLc p.ft, and
| his friends Of The Jury went down town
aud partJOs OF -uudry hurultaIliica. An
easy chair ls nice tuu., aud 10 Vpcs
without saying that IT. WiiI he duly ap-
! prrclatcl by The modest yct engaging
county clerk.
Petitions for building three trunk lines
I have been prepared by lhc boar Uf county
commissioner and 1fr now ready for cir
/ culAtlOH. The petitions Htii caiI f1r the
cons structou Of ID rpud from Sew What
| com iO NuRrnt- bridge uu thr hoyF.Ark,
[ from the end of tho Guide Meridian road
north i've miles, and from 'hs Guide
/ Meridian opposite icrndHie fl fofudaIc.
7 / IHN I.. aim .| .H| o.
! steps. tO start a thorough ~ ism of road
building lu thiH county Tho commits.
| sipncrs have done their duty. DO Wlll now
I bD lpr The people 90 dp thrIfH. Lot tho
| petitions be- largely circulated and eK-
/ irHHiteiy signed ty each citizen vino haH
the welfare Of thr county and regard
] for it pro .prrIty a. heart Tho cDYuty
| needs roads and here I+ "a rood opportunity
FOR beginning the good work
a member of tho iIErAip stan ycsrr.
I day received % letter. under date Dt May
/ lpth, from friend lu Honolulu. FhD has
been resident " ihe Hawaiian ISLANDS
| Tor many yrart. Referring 500 Ihc ppllu-
! cal situation thc letter stAfr.. "AsTc-
/ gards political matters hero. lhcphly hope
| for the ISLANDS lies Boo annexation, Uufe
I aud rimBio. a pfOtrcfofatr would 0t be-
| acceptable, nor could lt bc nIccliyc many
] sense. ] Incline 20 thc bJlrl ilat lHclg
/ sam viii take the ISLANDS a- soon a.
/ Blouut makes biz report, which hr has
| about prepared. Minister Stevens sails
for home on the 25th instant, and BIgunt
soon altey,'
~ o. reported that tho milk dealers 8f
] New WhatcOm are actively engaged lu
/ having d petition clrrulat asking that
/ the "cow ordinance" Doe Uafacd ~ lH
claimed that tne dealers. iH NE Ian
guaVe ~ SpeF8 Sm1t0. know their
] Il f.atU u.fI.H HfH ..s|I Ia
| Victoria yesterday Some sllfleJ Out
early in the morning, aud others dld not
| gct under way untll late ln ihe afternoon.
/ a good breeze was blowing all day, and
| the course of The yacht- was watched
J Win Interest bY many people 1fs shore.
] The Myth attracted a good deal OF atten-
| tiVu, ~ she headed for iaie'E Dapape
/ under cloud Of canvas.
|
Max Kuner, who started f1f Victoria
/ yesterday 100 the sloop j y. lilll. LaH made
elaborate preparations Tor keeping an
accurate account Of the VOYAGE W u0
accident brfall- him he WlJ know add
about the nature Ui The route between
! BnlllnRham bay and Victoria. houudlug8
/ viii be- taken. currents noted aud care
fully compared With cAIstlug charts. aud
] 1T ls not improbable ihat NJ KHhef viii
have several errors ~ correct in the ad
miralty charts.
Geo. r. Watrous returned yesterday
evening from North Yakima, where BE-
has been attending the session Of The
grand lodge " KulahtH 81 PyihlAs. The
other fepreFeututiv from The Bay were
| Henry Oeser. g.. w. DJrfau j i. We.sen-
burger. Mr. WatrOus repOrt most suc-
cessfnl meeting aud royal ircatment at
ibe hands y the North ftafma people.
Their hDspitallty was unbDuHded. and The
cOnrtesies extended them VIII nOi be- soon
| forgotten BY he visitors. judge Welsen-
| burger Nas elected grand mHstff-at-afms.
| The next session " iii be- held 81 ioqulam.
| To the train from tho South inst night,
I which was several hOu-s late. were AZ
] tached i've tourist cars, 1hffe we're no
passengers from California 90 route 20
/ Chicago and the Worlds fair. and the
number from Puget sound polut Increased
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