Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The Ocean dock is being repaired and
strengthened.
]. NJ. Galbraith, Of Saxon, was in the
city yesterday.
G.. +. Brand Is In the city from
Mou1t vernon.
j. &. McLennan returned from "A
brief visit 70 British Columbia on sun
day.
Mrs. J. Hanuum Jones and Miss
Elder, Of Nooksack City, We're IN town
yesterday.
A. M. Loux left on the afternoon
train on business trip b. Mount Yer
non and Everett.
Councilman MCGOWAN left for sam
ish on the Minnie NJ yesterday after
noon for cargo Of hay.
The spiritualistic seance-or exposure
in Thistle's hall, Sunday night, was
very much of fizzle.
The directors of the Bellingham Bay
Fish company held business meeting
yesterday afternoon.
IL is expected that Tempin's shingle
mill will he ready 70 commence cutting
shingles next Monday.
Ernest G.. Locke, superintendent of
the Blue Canyon coal mine, with Mrs.
Locke, is registered at The Fuirhaven.
J. stuart Yates, "A leading attorney of
Victoria, and AN extensive landowner
Of Nooksack City, il at The Fairhaven.
Word has just been received that
Thomas Coyle, formerly of this city,
died last February In Iowa of consump-
ton.
w. j. Morphy, general agent Of the
Equitable Life Insurance company, OF
Seattle, IL IN the city, II guest at The
kairhaven.
Al Katz, formerly engaged in con-
tract work in this city, but now "A con-
Tractor on the Yakima irrigation canal,
il in the city.
+. NJ. bay, publisher of the Wash
ingtOn Resources, left for Everett yes
terday, where he will endeavor To in
terest the people Of that city In his de-
serving publication.
Will Benson is the possessor Of a
brand new Remington Typewriter, and
Is deyOting considerable time 10 the
limbering Of his fingers, after rest
from the machine Of four years dura-
ton.
Richards ~ EastOn have on exhibit
ton IN their office windows samples Of
the dfIereIt kinds Of powder handled
by the firm, embracing every kind
from sporting 10 that used IN the heav-
lest rock work.
A seaman on the Java yesterday
morning engaged IN "a quarrel with the
cook, aud became 80 violent that one Of
the officers went after warrant. AZ
Police Justice Curry is absent none
could be obtained.
Hutchcraft d smith shipped five cars
Of shingles from their kerndale mill
last week, one Of which contained over
10000. They expect to average three
carloads per week hereafter The de-
mand Is good and the outlook ex-
cellent.
A runaway saddle-horse created quite
stir on Eleventh street Sunday after
noon. The saddle slipped under the
animal and ne dashed through the
street at railroad speed. A little child
on Larrabee avenue barely escaped be-
ing run over and probably killed.
A badly intoxicated sailor from the
bark Java WIS found lying on the rail.
road track on Ninth street SUNDAY
afternoon. City Marshal Bryan found
the man before train came along and
killed him, handcuiied him and took
him to the lookup, where he slept of
the effects Of his Jag" and was then
get at liberty. lie made bee-hne for
the ship.
DIR. J. l.. jackson, Of Edison, was in
the city on Sunday. DIR. Jackson WAS
a candidate for the state legislature ON
the Democratic ticket last fall, but was
defeated by narrow majority. lie re-
ports the Samish country generally
prosperous, and the people looking for
ward with a good deal OF interest 10 the
building of the Mount Vernon, Bay
View d Northern railroad to Edison,
ita present objective point, but tn all
probability the railroad will not stop
there, but will ultimately reach Fair
haven.
Try a sack Of Big Bend, or Davis
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