Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
NEW WHATCOM NOTES

Colonel Harry Moore left for Seattle
last night on business trip.
George b. Dunn leaves today on a
business trip to Mount Vernon.
ID. ID. Pagan aud Mrs. Pagan re.
turned from Seattle yesterday.
Mrs. and Miss Quackenbush left ycs-
terday on visit To Portland, Or.
Seventy-five through passengers ar
rived over the Canadian Pacific last
night.
Mrs. J. Shockey leaves today for
Puyallup, where she goes to visit her
friends.
l.. w. David, I. A. Kennedy and
Councilman j B. Smith, of Blaine,
are in the city.
Louis Poison, of Haynie, and Johann
Jern, of Custer, were admitted To full
citizenship yesterday.
The ladies aid society of the Trinity
Nj. f. church will meet with Mrs. j.
w. Allen, on Meikle street, tomorrow
afternoon.
Deputy Auditor Weipert went 10
Seattle yesterday, where he will serve
as juror at the present session of the
district court.
In Police Justice Broyles' court
yesterday Thomas Dow was fined 81
and costs, $500, for being drunk on
Saturday night.
The board of county commissioners
met yesterday Commissioners Gillette
and Malloy being present. Only
routine business was transacted.
ll. I ,.FI I,,I
mittee Is meeting with very good sue
cess, l.. Lobe has already secured sub
scrpuons aggregatlng nearly 500.
The Blue Canyon bunkers are being
rapidly filled with coal, preparatory to
the arrival Of the ship Yosemite from
San Francisco for ., 2,OO0-ton cargo.
w. Howarth, treasurer ST the Everett
paper company, is IN the city to meet
his family, who will arrive today over
the Canadian Pacific, direct from Eng
land
John McNicoll, the popular hustler
of the local Canadian Pacific office, re-
turned yesterday from A0assiz, whittier
he escorted the Raymond Whitcomb
excursion party.
The only ease fled yesterday with
Of j. {. Mctadden against Frank
Maier and wife, for $3.50 for professional
services. An attachment was issued.
l.. DE Champlain returned SUNDAY
from the Gold Queen mine at Siwash
creek, B. &. lie reports the mine look
ing well, the water power for the new
mill ali ready and the new mill itself
will be ready for operation on July !.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Y. NC
a. will give their regular monthly
social this evening IN the parlors of the
Y. NJ. &. a. building on Canoe street
Ali the friends of the association are
cordially invited to be present.
Deputy United States Marshal ST.
mOnds yesterday sent in his final re-
port to United states Marshal Drake,
took of his star and is once more a
private citizen. His successor has not
yet been appointed.
The Painter institute at Lake What.
com will he formally opened on Thurs
day evening. There will be music and
light refreshments, and everybody is
invited. DIR. ID. 7. Richards, of the
Snohomish institute will deliver an ad.
dress,
Hon. John Haggard, Canadian min
lister Of railways, and party left on a
special yesterday morning at o'clock
for Sumas to connect with IA Lake
Shore train for Seattle, having decided
to return East over the Northern Pa
cific.
Among the passengers on the Sc
home Sunday morning were sixteen
students from the Puget Sound univer-
sity, Tacoma, on their way to the
Worlds fair They will stop off one
day at Glacier and view Mt. Stephen,
and another day at Banff and look at
the celebrated hot springs
All Sing and Ali How, the two Chi !
namen arrested on May "a and locked !
up on charge of being unlawfully in !
the country were yesterday set at
liberty, United States Commissioner
Williams not having found sufficient
evidence against them to warrant their
deportation. They took the afternoon
train for Mount Vernon.
John Barwick, the man who shot
himself on Friday afternoon near Fern.
dale, died on Saturday and was buried
Yesterday. Barwick never recovered
consciousness. Mrs. Barwick was i'm
the city yesterday locking after the
estate, which consists of valuable
ranch worth probably 5000 and some
live stock.
The roof Of DE Cans shingle mill
caught fire yesterday from sparks from
the smokestack. Two holes about "A
foot In diameter were burned through
the roo but no further damage was
done. Sanford Mayhem discovered the
fire and promptly gave the alarm at the
mill, and the fire was extinguished
wifhout The aid of the ire dena ri mani I