Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-15

The president has signed the bill ad-
hitting Wyoming 10 the Union and the
stale Of the Plains" Joins the sisterhocd
with she clash of cymbals, the sound of
the hcwgag aud the explosion Of pyro-
technics This new state has an area of
% 80 square miles. Its population Is
estimated az lu10p. Its real aud per
Sonal property i estimated at s46On.OD.
It. total production Of gold and silver
since 10, settlement aud organization as a .
territory j. about SSoWO. It, total vote .
for delegate TO congress in ISIS was about I
i pn. and the majority for Carey. rcpub- I
licAn. was 2.sa4. lts admission To the 4
uuion will add two to our republican
majority 10 the senate. aud one 10 our
narrow majority in the house. The state
constitution allows women to vote, hold
office, serve ON Iuries and figure in poll
ties just like the men. The endorsement
of such state constitution by congress
aud the president i equivalent 10 decla-
ration that there i nothing in it In con-
traVention OF the constitution OF the
United States. Wyoming is the state for
Young female suffragists to settle in who
wish 10 grow mp with the country. They
may be- elected to the legislature. to con-
grcSs. aud even sent to the senate.
Nothing succeeds like success Fair
haven shows her importance 50 plainly
that the Nhatcom newspapers propose
friendship. Fairhaven has never wanted
anything else. But she has never been
willing to barter her spirit and independ-
ence for IL. Fairhaven believes In
Bellingham bay and also in Fairhaven.
She j. willing to extend a iow-line but
she doesn't propose To be- iowed when she
= doing the fastest sailing. Every man
Who knows anything Of the history Of
lieilingham bay kn ,ws that Fairhavcn's
enterprise. push and growth gave the
settlements here a new start aud fresh
impetus. The city wants the friendship
Of her neighhors. but she proposes 10
always demand the credit that j. her due.
Minnesota has had another frightful
, tornado. this time near 81 Paul. and
( many have heen killed or wounded, not "a
. speak Of the great loss Of property. To
. live iu Minnesota with Washington open
I diIu luNAku-- -ffHi~ 10 hf a -AfdiEt thpitf,
4. But all the people out there have not
e. been informed a. To the desirability OF
, thi, region. send Washington papers Il
r. everybody YOU can. Give them light
y unto their way and lamp unto their feet
y Col. John DeTicrre. editor Of the EX-
10 press at Whatcnm. has appalled, the sa-
q ioon-koepcrs over there with the follow
D Ing significant remark: some OF the
p saloon, threaten To Withdraw their pa
d tronagc from the Express We Gods. how
e we laugh, We will return the compli-
> meni aud be- money ahead at the end o.
. the month"
II There j. only one ship on the sound, a
i present. Of greater tonnage than TN
Il Charles l.. Moody, living at the FairhaveI
}, wharf 10 which mooring she could sai
, from The sea when there j. anything lik'
\ good breeze on the sound. The on
q, other greater ship j. az Nauaimo takin.
II coal Her register &. only thirty ton
!. greater than that % the Moody.
% The Reycille thinks fairhaVen j. e;
p right smart little town" Ycs. and yet /
j. right smart bigger town than What
com. Al Of the towns on Bellinghan
bay are hurrying along in great style.
The Australian ballot system was frs
placed ia practice Ia this state last Mon
day in Seattle and in Port Townsend. q