FATREAVEN HERALD: PAIRHAVEN, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1891 LAND COMPANY PROFESSIONAL FAIRHAVEN GEN. BUTLER'S MEMOIRS, ' HOTEL ARRIVALS | ‘ HARRIS, M. D, It Seems Likely That They Will Be THE FAIRHAVEN V. Plb-E _Pearson, g O. | lished Soon, | FDe Gares, St Paul; W B g Franeclsco; yaupd Correspondence.) | Chicago; Wm Selfridge, San [Speecial Geo S List, CWY Juneau, Alaska; ~\ ) N Notes of Interest Gathered by NEW Youg, Dec. 20.—The vigor displayed C J AND Seattle;uun‘f.James Taylor, Chicago; & PHYSICIAN SURGEON by Gen. Butler in his recent lecture on Reed, Portland; John Chase, Victoria; J he ‘ % the Herald’'s North End Wendell Phillips suggests that Pomeroy, Jr, and Theo P Ladue, of has en- W streets. tirely recovered his healch, so that he-will this city; Geo L Rowse, Woolley; D L ok Office: Corner Harris and Eleventh R“““.. ,& 8 “ad be able to complete his very soon. Morril, San Francisco; Edw Anderson, ————————————— Representative memoirs 4/7{ v A—— With the exception of David Dudley I"t Assinniboine; John Dillon, Chicago; %y 3 Fieid, Seattle; L R Plechner, C A DARLING, FAIRHAVEN who is some ten years older, Gen. Butler W I Wilson, Portland; B W Benson, City; Col Towner, DR. is probably the hardest working man of and Mrs Title of Property Holders | in his Kansas City; D W Browne K ;I' “;' ‘,\ his years in the country. He is now this city; G H Prescott, San \l’4 DENTIST and to Hughes, of Addition | seventy-fourth year, seems have ' Francisco; Louis Petz, Seattle; C H In York tendency to which Tacoma; overcome the ill health ' Howard, Seattle; Cyrus Pierce, & \'\./ b ADMINISTERED L ANXESTHETICS him. Francisco; H e » \ a year or two ago seemed to threaten G M Allan, San Edward Dy s Cleared busy in his professional work, and Miller, Portland; J W Alton, Whatcom; L\ 2 Block, Fairhaven. He is of Seattle; ' t&} Rooms 1 and Mason while he does not live on the cars so much L F MeCoy and W J Grambs, T (i Bacon, \Whateom; J F Griftin, Blaine; A 7 \WRNGE as he did at one time, yet scarcely a month H Agree M Montrose, St Paul; E C Warner, LOGAN, Council Cannot on a when he is not both in Paul M. passes Washington Master Roy Warner, James Wickersham §I)NEY New Yorx, as well as attending to his and results when Seventh Member--Suits ‘ | and and W M Sherwood, all of Tacoma; PT Both the method - Boston law business. Smith, Seattle; Wi A San Fran- of Figs is taken; it is pleasant To those who do not know what his ca- J M Blaine, Sedro;Frt-{,W A Pfeiffer, Syrup AT LAW ciseo: of refreshing to the taste, and acts ATTORNEY . | continuous and steady work is, and W A Hardy, all and Filed | i pacity for I H Bartlett on Kidneys, how admirable are his methods of Seattle: T J Potter, Salem, Ore; Jos W yet the nor Mrs Graves,Blaine; gently | labor, it would seem impossible that sc Haines. Philadelphia; and ]])rumptlyBowels, cleanses the sys- The following two suits were filed with H C Colver and C B Holman, both of Liver L attonded Mining law busy a lawyer should find the time to com: dispels colds, head- a specialty. Toss 5. | Moore, Manion, effectually, court yesterday: larege Seattle; T W City; John tem CON. the clerk of the superior nile a volume of memoirs. But Gen LAND | Tacoma. and fevers and cures habitual George Smith et al, vs. The Fairhaven aches For sale company, is suit to recover pay- TRANSFERS constipation permanently. gummm??;;;}{f__ Land a REAL ESTATE all druggists. ment for labor performed in clearing up in $1 bottles by The following are the real estate trans- b 0 and eighteen acres for which de- an area of fors recorded up to 2 o'clock yesterday, FIG SYRUP CO. ATTORNEYS AT LAW fendant agreed to pay the sum of S6O per CALIFORNIA furnished by the abstract office of Petti- SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, acre, which is still due, wherefore plain- YORK, bone Bros.. Fairhaven and Whatcom: LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW N.Y. tiffs pray judgment in the sum of $674.60 Street, - - Fairhaven, Wash B M Nixon to W X Sanford, }¢ of Harris together with interest and costs, and a lots 3 and 4 and s'; of nwlq sec Arrival and Departure of Trans | 2,000 ORE of lien filed premises . 31, twp3Tr3 S upon REID, foreclosure Investment ~—ON THE— MCLENNAN cleared. Whateom & company toCulmtf'L Mundt, lots 33 to GPT Foss vs. James Garrison, is a writ J. H. | 38 blk 10, East Fairhaven 900 AT LAW of attachment brought against the de- 'M G Pearse et al to AT Churchill, ATTORNEYS 2 blk 8, Eldridge add fendant in the city of Fairhaven for the ' lots and 3 Commencing April until further ; AND PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY ' to Bellingham 400 1. and promissory notes notice trains will run as follows: nonpayment of certain 'J Bliss and wife to G F Bliss, lot specialty. amounting to 150, and the defendant i- 30 blk 2, Carter’s add to Fair- leave New Whatcom Arrive Sumas City Tide land a Office: 208, m, Twelfth street,liufgutlnnFairhaven. Wash, about to dispose of his property with in- ' baven 1,250 NO.2.oooerevee. 8008 M 0 ccvvnennrs.lo | YRR ¢ Wash to lot RN A McAulay J M U T ———————————————————————————————————————— to defraud his ereditors, 8 BBy :k’»{). m. tent | blk 4, Harbor View addl{lgluy,to Fair- G scoassoioi 810 osicssrascrocll McCORD, Superior | 150 Sumas City Arrive New Whatcom 8. Court haven Leave 8B Frye, lot blk 4, NO.L..ooooseoe JOBBA. M. .oevverenee.. m. - lSnnw to M J 9 §D13 8. I E Court convened pursuant to BENJAMIN F. BUTLER. 10V MO Beesiocinsis BIED B oosvinnesioe | add W nd]nurn-\ same iivsiine: B asistbissie B yesterday morning. His honor one most methodical of A R RO 30 ment Butler is of the | E E Roeder and husband to Trains 1, 2,3, 4, da 1{ excepto Sunday. ATTORNEY AT LAW Judge Wynn presiding. workers, and he understands how to avail | Johnson, lot 3 bik 1. Johnson's Trains and 6, Sunlg only. \Fazmaw%, ’ all for lightening the | first add to Sumas City 500 5 M.L.u?m STANGROOM, Supt, Thomas MeVey was granted minor bimself of means BRANIN, citizen of the United of work. For many years he has | C M Tate to J Wynne, lot 19 blk 5, A Asst. Supt. declared a drudgery e T —— and and briefs, York add to New Whatcom 1 Bank, Falrhaven, Wash. gaperstates. . ' | dictated all his correspondence ; lots 1 Over Citizens Finlay Hall et al | left the army he pos- C King to A M Wolaver, J. DARLING Carmi Dibble vs. and from the time he | Whatcom 600 M. testimony in behalf of named Major and 2 blk 12, Central \ sessed in a secretary Smith, FRANK LONGSTAFF H. N. BLACK Afrer and defendant, and the private BB& BCRRCotoWA | both hcurlu&x a most invaluable assistant. lot 18, blk 202, first add to New court being advised in the premises, a and by an 275 %l:\lnll rendered as prayed forin It is with the aid of secretaries 1 Whatcom Prescription Druggist judgment was that Gen. Butler has al- Zindors and wife to C T Cal- the complaint, namely: That L{m title of economy of time M P to do so much work upon ler, lot 43, blk 4, Grand View add line patent medicines, drugs and & BLACK, all of said lots and lands sold and con- | ready been able 30 A tull of veyed by either W. Finley Hall or the these memoirs, From a money point of | to Fairhaven fine cigars. LONGSTAFF the memoirs would Fairhaven Land Co to E L Ald- | York syndicate or Carmi Dibble, in thnl,‘ view it is believed that add to Corner 14th and Mill Sts,, Fairhaven. of Whatcom known as the York ad- successful of any written by per-| rich. lot 17, blk 244, third 2007 ARCHITECTS and be most Fairhaven 215 ition to Whatcom be forever gquieted | sons who obtained prominence during the wife J W Cissna slrt in the said purchasers or their J Batstone and to confirmed | Gen. Grant. Butler, un- 30, tp 39, r 2 1.200 grantees with respect 1o all of the parties war, excepting 27 acres in see Corner Harris und Eleventh streets. Office like all of the others who have had a story ‘ to E Cissna, 25 feet of lot 19 to this action and with respect to their Same next to Postal telegraph office, Fairhaven and as- to tell of army experiences, had already at- 17, blk 1, Ferndale 115 Wash. heirs, executors, administrators | and May- & notoriety, and had come in contact 13 W Bailey and wife to R M signs for ever. Dorr Fiech represented | tained 1 this action with many of the foremost men of the day field, swi{ of sec 24, tp 40, r 1 the plaintiffs considerable wife to P Bit- in to this suit, as war broke His aggressive IMundhenke and | importance was attached before the out. Designs variety of private and living ner, lot 6, bik 1, Keasling's add for were no less than 500 families personality, his striking audacity, his brill- Choice Fresh and Salt Meats, Fish, Game buildings. Brick and stone a spec- there at ever? on thatsection of land, which is valued iancy and his fear of no man had made his L. Whateom C P 600 and Poultry in season. alty. addition. L. J Pentecost and wife to Streets, P“llt’“c £500,000, and known as York l life down to 1861 an experience which, if blk Cor. Milland Fourteenth Fairhaven Mortgage and Trust com- | Clark, lots 14 and 15, 4, Mel- The Wintield that anecdotal charm in ‘._____.__l?.', I- vs., William M., Miller and Emily he tells it with | rose add to Fairhaven 260 G. SMEDBERG read like ¥ Craddick, . ynrilier, his wife. The mortgage sued on which he talks in private, would | M Jones and wife to C J the above action having been satisfied a romance. |l4 of the slg of selq sec 27,p 37, in close rela- 3, and of n'g of nely sec 34, and the costs paid thereon, the case was He had before the war been in | r 1§ CABINET and WOODWORKER Democratic lead- | tp3,r2 dismissed without tions with the southern 600 lITH 878, Goods, F Crad- AND vs, L;rvjmlicc-.5. 'W. Doak Building intimately, and (+ Stafford and wife to C COR. NEW WHARF Notions J. F. Bolster JefTerson Davis Dry knew dismissed by ers, | dick, 1§ of si§ of sel§ of sec 7, tp company. This case was was anxious that Davis should be nom- stove kinds of saloon fixtures and office attorneys, | 37, r3, and 4th of nlg of nelq of Four to five hundred ricks wood all All consent of the of the United States at sizes; close to the city and accessible. Will counters specialty. Handrails and brackets " Lindgren vs, Cosgrove inated for president sece 34, no tp given, rj e 60 a Peter A. Edmund convention of 1860, Butler J Has- sell at a bargain. to always on hand. 1090 mil-lm plaintiff was taken out to the Charleston | P Bergmann and wife to Al)?]&'GEO. LYSLE, et al. The of age, but he had kell, 2, blk 68, first W. by Joe Josephson and he was then only 43 years | lots 1 and add 1038 mitf 1107 Harris Street. Star addition | 8 lot, claiming it to be lot 29, already achieved a national reputation. to Fairhaven DORMITZER showed him a to C. 3, from all war came on there was a splen- Fairhaven Land Co A M Wool- l) in block which was crouru-d When the 139, timber, laying on level and ready did opportunity for his peculiar genius. 1f | folk, lots 20, 21, and 22, blk for building purposes. Plaintiff accepted memoirs the story of how he | sceond add to Fairhaven 4,706 Connections SHOES, AND CAPS, ETC. T-ound he tells in his Johnson and wife to M Hol- Sewer BOOTS AND HATS terms, which were 25 for the lot, from A R Can now be made with the mains on Harris the opened a new communication Wash- land, 2, 15, J first Expert Accountant and paid #0 of that amount in cash and of ‘ lot blk Johnson’s | and McKenzie avenues and Tenth, Eleventh ington to the north by way Annapolis, City 06 to gave notes for the balance. Now the with ' add to Sumas and Fourteenth streets. Apply that Josephson had mis- he will tell a story to the public Kiphart to O D Ames, lot 9, blk GEO. M. FRONK, plaintiff states friends. |8 contractor, orders to him which he has thrilled many of his |5, Gise's add to Bellingham 100 ‘ Foreman for or leave at AND BOOKKEEPER represented the property shown store, corner lot in block 3 was | If he describes how, by the use of a single | C to T F Bevans, lot Dr. H¢ drug Fleventh and found that 20 ICradduck Millf)kill,\"streets 1080 mil-1m the lot that was shown to word, he settled what promised to be a | 22, blk 128, second add to Fair- and no where near 300 the time of the purchase, but was | of infinite trouble in the early part on cheerfully given. him at canse haven and wife A E Potsch- Estimates work covered with timber, rocks and sitnated " of the war, as he described itto the present G Gried to a declivity of a steep hill, and is en- and insky. lot 10. blk 250, first add to on | writer, he will furnish a most graphic Whatcom 50 tirely unfit for building. | antertaining | New TT i A SLo SRNoo purposes.o R narrative: = I A o forSUs ite Weewas he whe N s LA e Lindd-B 1 NRETELL Ve for any not ex- sues for the recovery of the #OO paid | DEUESININE a 2 | Accounts kept business of the solved what seemed to be an iusolvable‘ Kuner’s ~t llm»-jm own and the cancellation notes. | -.nuhx‘rilr SIO,OOO per annum at #25 per month, 5"“ his decision in the problem regarding the treatment of runa- ( ceeding The judge will give contrabands of and boarding ’ 1080 mlotf matter today. | ' way slaves by callingthem y Lathrop's vs, Hotel company - so that the word contraband came Restaurants 3.0 R. S Morse Central war, af- FERRIS WHITE et al, and the Loan and Building associ- | terward into universal use in describing repaired by Max Hotel \\':m-hnw'»~l\iilfullv C . ation of Dakota vs. Central com- | | this class. Kuner, best jeweler on Harris street, any et al, by an order of the court the | he declined an offer of first If he tells how isar ARCHITECT {wo causes were consolidated. "The | tendered him Mr. ’ Use Beggs German Salve for cuts AND HEAVY to foreclose a the vice presidency, to at SHELF of the above causes is a suit of 'O4, and sores and burns. There is none better. to lien, and the second is a suit | Lincoln’s request in the summer | Successor mechanic’s declined it with a joke, he narrated the C. B. SgaToN & Co. to foreclose a mortgage upon the same | as '™ : a group of friends at a little din- Vegetables s .« Lathrop's ’roperty. | story to [yciy,ason a Corner Thirteenth and |[FiStreets. Whatcom Tg':' {Vhllhy Land and Development per in Boston some years ago, he will tell a company vs. Alfred Black et al. Defend- story both interesting and a most valuable —Beggs Liver pills are a mild laxative R ant's motion was sustained, and the | to history. He has already | and act directly on the liver and kidneys 0. TIBBITS & €O, file contribution | plaintiff was given twenty days to an written a very brief account of this scene, as well as on du- bowels All druggists. I\l amended complaint. | tell it i but in his memoirs he will probably § HERALD Fine ass ant fi" SHORT LOANS The Seventh Councilman | in all its det ails. Had he accepted that Crockery [ocr Lathiop’s TIME Hardware been nomina- bodvii Judge J. P. De Mattos in a petition to proposition he would have | ted, and of course he, instead of Andrew Finest in the ' Made on all classes of good securities. Notes recommended the appointment and bonds purchased. the council | Johnson, would have become president-- Vevetables "o .. Lathrop’s warrants Cosgrove for the seventh Office,mortg:*es.Twelfth street, opposite Mason block, of Edmund | an event which would have been of vast Fairhaven. fl 7 Im W. L. Miller, who had been —Use Beggs Dandelion Bitters for ind - councilman. | consequence to the country. all kindred Paints, Dils, Varnishes and Sportsmen's Goods to the council at a former meet- been in doubt as to and dyspepsia and _ rropowd brought up for conftirma- | Gen. Butler has some diseases,.;..‘sti.m ng, was again whether he should tell some of the inside the council. and ' trial of o g »¢ r y tionSimondsbJ voting for him,Blom,zulstthe motion | history of the great impeachment Groceries " Lathrop’s JOB M. WARRINER, of which he was one of lor, lost, and the seventh member | Andrew Johnson, . was deelared ‘ | J om : CORONRR, is still with the captain of managers. If he decides in the affirma- i COUNTY of the council the igitwnd lotTast in the realms of uncertainty. | tive, as he probably will, a very important Jios) | athrop's 1 Now QilBest and | eanwhile Mayor Jenkins, despite the | will be added to the history of that Lt w"ce. of the chapter Tickets on Sale on Wharf UNDERTAKER, howls of illegality from some coun- | sensational event. cilmen, will cast the deciding vote in the polities in —~Union Pacific railway tickets to all | Gen. Butler’s experience il‘l on Embalmer and Funeral Director. case ofa tie, canvass points on Puget sound for sale the congress, hisalmost whimsical for | berths reserved when he wharf. Also steamboat governor of Massachusetts, wul by J. A. Borie, agent. Notes i defeated, and the other highly interesting Office and funeral parlors corner The Whateom fire laddies were allowed | streets. Tele- conducted, ' Mill and Fourteenth the city council for damages sus- canvase which he personally 1 At ' prices to sell at phone 533, COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED tained)mo:x to clothing during the fire at the | and which resulted in his election, pro- i Stoves Lathrop’s | house on Marech 12, adventures, and California duced many remarkable a l What Fortune delivered l which he is able to tell there- ————————————————————————————————————— Freight will be received and | theanecdotes —ls good healthy, pearly skin. Few by & . company via of will only be interesting in them- a the B. B. B. railway not are aware of the short time it takes a dis- O. W. WALDRON J.R. WyLie the Canadian Pacific to all pointson Yiell- selves but will reveal side lights upon the the Cashier. Ass't, Cashier. will be in- ordered liver to cause blotches on OF ALL KINDS ingham bay from May 1. character of public men whieh face and also a dark skin. Beggs There i ! D. D. Fagan has a large consignment of teresting and of value to history. ‘ Blood Purifier and BloodurvusrMaker will re- which will be thisorgan healthy of Fairhaven French imported goods coming bonded are some of his experiences store toits natural and Improved Machinery \ The Bank through direct from the fashion centre of sure to give rise to contention, and that is state and cleanse the blood of all impur- Latest the world, sunny France. something which no man who has ever { fes. All drueeists keep it. | CAPITAL STOCK, #50,000 lived greatly enjoys than Gen. But- Trunsa('\é a gen- One electric street cars became more —A complete set of household First bank established. of the he is hard Newest Styles of Type banking After a ler. He isa fair fighter, but a t furniture., Enquire ~ eral business. And Market Price Paid derailed afternoon. of a le of Sid- Highest delay traflicKe?erdnywas resumed. one. Some idea can be obtained the 0r ney M. Logan. Mackay & arise from the fact fire controversies likely to 1 Anderson’s oftice, Mason Block. 2004 The New Whatcom department year or ago he inti- tonight Purdy’s that in a speech a two | Faces will give a grand ball at Porter ‘ Best grade for ' - CITIZEN'S opera house. mated that Admiral on one occa- BANK sion had shown cowardice during a naval Star Flour fjoni, &rade, Larhrop's (Incorporated) driving r FAIRHAVEN, WASH, The contract for the piles for and most heated controversy fol- fight, a is invited to buy ’ the New Whatcom depot was let to Bell lowed. Probably nobody will tuke greater & Everybody L.otied Lathrop's - 850,000 00 McCaskill. delight in the publication of these volumes PAID UP CAPITAL, houses in the city of New Whatcom Gen. Butler himself, and it has iae y The Atwholesale O. Larrabee, W, Kinney, to be numbered and a census than publishers that Groceries 5.0 and Lathrop's Direcrors: X. H. will have pleased him to learn from P. W. Strader, B. B Seymour, mlktf A general supply of everything in first- taken fbefore the carrier system can be public interest in his memoirs is sure to be found put into effect. 80 they feel anthorized in offer- great that . ing him very large pecuniary temptations class stores, and at prices in The World Enriched. | for the privilege of publishing the book. Employs the Most Skillful Fairhaven National Bank accordance The facilities of the present day for the | E J FEowArD) HARRIS 87.. bet. 11th and 12th, Fairhaven | N r M.ll \ will con. It Was Her Mistake, | is to ladies of Workmen production of everything that | Aninvitation extended the CAPITAL STOCK, #O,OOO 00 with the times. A good wharf, where and comfort A lady was riding on a street a few Fairhaven and vicinity to call and inspect duce to the material welfare a carlooking I my stock of Spring and Summer goods be- l‘ days since when rather elegant fore purchasing elsewhere, of mankind are almost unlimited and | boarded the and her. J. F. WArDNER' Pres.; G. W. E. GRIFFITH, man car approached Ist Vice-Pres.; A. H. CLARK, 2nd Vice-Pres,; freight is loaded and unloaded in connec- when Syrup of Figs was first produced | She was thinking deeply when, without 1 Mrs. D. ALVERSON FrEpERICK PETTIBONE, Cashier. 1104 the touched her on the world was enriched with the only| speaking, gentleman 1200 CoR. AND the shoulder. She turned quickly and | FOURTEENTH MILL. perfect laxative known, as it is the only | W. R, Pettebone, Pres. C.T. Redfield, Vice- tion with the store. said: Dunham, Sec. remedy which is truly pleasing and rc- Pres. and Treas. 1. V. “Ipaid you my fare on first coming in.” E. M. WILSON, Pres, CHAS SCHERING, Vice-Pres. CHAS. D FRANCIS, Cashler freshing to the taste and prompt and A visible smile surged around the car, THE 8.8. F. &T. CO. effectual to cleanse the system gently in | and the embarrassed lady saw her mis- The First Bank Spring time or, in fact, at any time take. National Dealers in Coal the “Excuse me,” she said, as she recognized OF FAIREAYVEIN. Blue pop- the gentleman as an acquaintance; ‘Imis- CAI'I'TrA 1., - - - . E50,000.00 Canyon Coal...... ccocvvevee ..8675 and thebetter itisknown the more Bsnnett, CHIDSR 00l oivcisobivssesicisnies S Rar it becomes. took you for the conductor.” Direcrors: E. M. Wilson, E. L. Cowgill, Chas. Schering, A. McKenzie, Nelson oo C0a1...... 0 Jno. Ware, D. New Wellington 9.50 why he C Francis. . And she wondered still looked 3 If. Exchange WILL COMMENCE MONDAY E‘u?. after her explanation.—Detroit Free I':}‘;’;‘:n‘r“:‘l'::Iv:llfhn: business transacted. Money to loan on good collateral. Deliverecd FAIRHAVEN on the Depots at Fairhaven and ‘Work Senators swindled. New Whatcom United States j. LEAVE ORDERS LEAVEORDERS 18 expected that work will be actively A resident of Baltimore came to grief| It reaped a harvest WHATCOM on the depots at Fairhaven the other day after having commenced dollar bills from members of the FAIRHAVENHarris St. Puget Sound Bank Monday. The of five 1103's Building and New Whatecom next States senate. His plan was to 147 Whatcom while United pilipg for the New depot, write a contemplated victim saying that & ) (i | ' ) a rather extensive job, is very small his new born child had been named in his M "W compared to the work planned for (the victim’s) honor, and | fates Fraser Hardware when auggmtlng the water front in Fairhaven, The sid- small present. Vice President Morton con- | LAND fngs and platforms here will require a tributed a silver cup, but his colleagnes of Largest Stock. Best Goods. COMPANY'S amount while at New contented themselves with cash donations. 600 boxes choiee apples. w’;uon these will'ylllng.not be necessary, as One ton preserves in Mason jars will In due Manderson was com- plum switching be required at course Senator swindle, for sale at the littleNor no - municated with. He suspected a Lowest Prices. mvestigation proved that doubts Old Bovine Market, and an well The thirty his ]&a‘!.l::o:‘:wl.’ho&llb’ln%u:. were founded; odd sena- McKenzie Ave. Bet, 15th and 16th Sts. ’ 1190 are now to E' AIRE AN EDT, W ASET. 1072 mB-1m SAMUEL FOWLER, STORE ; a Only $1.75 per dozen e A———.