Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-12
A LIST OF ENTERPRISES
Incorporated Companies Doing
Business in Progressive
Fairhaven
A Marvellous Exhibit for a CITY
of one Years
Growth
Every Industry Represented
and Our Resources Being
Developed

Farhaven can point with pride to its
numerous financial institutions. No city
of years growth can show list equal
to il in point Of wealth. enterprise or dis
tinction. The list of interpretations given
below are an evidence of the solid founda-
tion on which rests the city, and is "a
standing monument to the energy and
enterprise of its citizens.
One of the earliest and most important
interpretations was that Of the Fairhayen
Land company. The company has ex-
pended vast sums Of money in improving
the city and furthering its interests.
The list of interpretations whose prin-
cipal place of business is in Fairhaven. is
as follows
The Fairhayen Land company. Nelson
Bennett. president; c. y. Larrabee. Vice
president; +. VI. Wilson, treasurer; Z. l..
Cowgirl. secretary.
Fairhaven City Water and Power COM
pany. j. +. Wardner. president: T.. l..
Cowgirl vice president; George A. Black
secretary and treasurer.
Fairhaven Electric Light and Power
company. Pierce Evans. president: Geo
A. Black. vice-president: J. +. Wardner.
secretary and treasurer.
Samish Lake Milling a Lumber COM
panv. j. 4. Wardner. president: j. II.
BlOedcl. secretary.
Skagit Coal a Transportation company.
Nelson Bennett. president; &. y. LARA
bee. vice. president; L. NJ. Wilson. treas
urer; T.. l.. Cowgirl, secretary.
FairhaVen Truck 4 Transfer company
VI. =. Cody. president: j. b. Scott. secre-
tary and treasurer.
Cascade Mining Il Milling company. j.
+. Wardner. president: j. II. BlOedel,
secretary.
Fairhaven Il southern railroad. Nelson
Bennett, president; &. y. Larrabee, vice.
president; L. NJ. Wilson, treasurer; +. l..
Cowgirl, secretary
Pacific Coast Trading company of Bel
lingham Bay. Charles +. Warner. presi-
dent; Ronald ;. Gamwell, secretary aud
| treasurer.
Nottingham Brick Il Pottery company.
III. NJ. Butler, president: NJ. Perl. vice.
president; j. X. Mckinley, secretary and
treasurer.
Marble Mountain Marble company W.
j. Pettibone, president: j. r. Wardner.
treasurer.
Falrhayen Electric Railway company.
II. y. Thompson, president; George a.
Black. vice-president: Pierce Evans. sec
retary and treasurer.
Bellingham Bay Boom company-H. Y.
Thompson. president; George A. Black.
vice-presdent; +. l.. Cowgirl. secretary
and treasurer.
Bellingham Bay Gas company. II. Y.
Thompson, president: Edward Eldridge,
e-president: G.. 4. Brand, secretary.
Fairhaven Sandstone company. T.. l..
Cowgirl. president; C.. T.. Ellis. vice.
president; II. ID. Stetson, secretary aud
treasurer.
The following banks are doing business
in this city:
The First National. T.. NJ. Wilson,
president; j. u. Wardner, vice. president:
Chas. ID Francis. cashier: directors.
Nelson Bennett, Walter J. Thompson.
+. l.. Cowgirl, f. VI. Wilson. j. +. Ward
ner, Chas. Schering aud {. ID. Francis.
Citizens Bank. Z. y. Larrabee. presi-
dent; Il. w. Strader. vice-president: II.
Kinney, cashier: directors. e.. y. LARA
bee. i. W. Strader and II. W. Kinney.
Fairhaven National. James r. Ward
ner, presidents; q. w. T.. Grifiith. first vice.
president; John II. Ware. second vice.
president; Frederick Pettibone, cashier;
directors. Fred Ward, John II. Ware.
Frederick Pettibone, ;. II. Dodson, =, r.
Wardner and G.. w. +. Griffith.
Bank of Fairhaven. {. w. Waldron,
cashier.
Other companies doing business in the
city are Belingham Mill company,
Whatcom County Investment company
and the Fairhauen Planning and Milling
company.