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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

What has become Of the Chamber Of
Commerce? Isn't it about time it was up
and doing? There are many things which
need the attention Of such a body in this
city. Fairhaven wants ~holesalc
grocery house. mum erous small manu-
factories which it has not as yet. There
are affairs connected with freight rates
which demand attention for commercial
and domestic good. The influence Of "A
well organized Chamber Of Commerce Is
sadly needed and the earliest possible
date should see Il in excellent working
order
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

Leave yo' lily-white throne, oh La~d' an
come down here right now an help Us
outen dis var tribulation. Come 70 sci,
good Lawd. Doan sen yo' son dis Time
fur dis var ain no chlle's play, oh Lawd.
All dis an mo too dat yo' POI ole sarvant
ain got time TO think of now, weaXes You
in de deadest arrest, We evan wuz IN
befo'. A-a-men.'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The Montesano Democrat OF July
came out in red, white and blue The
Fairhaveu HERALD is always in black,
white and read black ink. white paper
and read hN The penple.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

Henry Waterson is nothing II not pro-
phetic. and. like the weather prophets.
he l. never daunted by the failure Of his
predictions but just goes right ON pre-
dieting some more. Now he has been
casting the horoscope of the political
future aud tells fortunes rs follows /:
THE democrats will sweep the Union
fore aud aft this fall. The grand old party
has had its day. it, time has come al
last The next six months will dig it,
grave" The doughty colonel should give
his prophetic soul a tonic. aud have II
produce something which i not 81 chest
nutiy in its flavor. These are the same
old predictions he made in ISIS. aud il
memory isn't liar that could discount
Ananias, when November Of that year
came his party was scooped from stem tc
I gudgcOn-w hateNer that is.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

AplibN lux Ai>faNeh =" N""N f"l'f'
..WuArcoN. July THE census re-
turns will show the bay cities TO have
about the following population: What
com. Am: New Mhatcom. 300: Fair
haven aud Bellingham. s.so.
This was plainly done with malice
prepense. "a any man Of sound man on
this bay knows that under the existing
state of affairs there j. no such place "a
rockingham. Fairhaven and Bellingham
having been Incorporated as one, under
the name Of Fairhaven. months ago. be
sides they had, even before that. 81 grown
together that no one could have told
where the dividing line between the two
was. unless some one acquainted with the
surveys should have pointed ii out. The
north side Of one place was on the same
street that the south side of the other
was. But this malicious correspondent
not content with placing the figures a
half lower than they really are under
took to further belittlc Fairhaven by pre-
tending that the figures given presented
an estimate OF the aggregate population
Of two towns.
On sunday. July g. the FairhaNen
HERALD declared Iii l. absolutely GER
tain that Fairhaven has the greatest
population Of either Of the three ba,
cities and presented the following esti
LII
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The census misleaders in Whatcom
have heard something drop. and itwasnt
the amount of population in Fairhaven.
either.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

II is said that the dome of IT. Peters. at
Rome. is cracked, that's what's the mat
ter with the Bulletin editors dome OF
Thought
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
KuMLATELY's KINKS.

The HERALD told you 81. Look at the
census figure, on the hay cities.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

Al OF which has taught Mr.. X. not To
Interfere any further with those affairs.
which more proDerly belong within the
nroyin of the reform school.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The Whatcom Reveille says FairhaNen' :
greater number Of acres should be con-
sidered la the census matter. No, indeed.
The matter under consideration Is the
nnmher OF nenpIe.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

There are ladies in this city VINO are
after the scalp of Mr.. Kumlately's friend,
General W. W. Sly. Mr.. X. saw one OF
the ladies turn her hand aud look back at
him ON the street yesterday, and in pur-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

III. lee o. e. 4
IL will be shows that Fairhaven easily
has 500 more people than Nhatcom aud
we believe the superiority of numbers will
be- greater. The New Whatcom-or Sc
home - Gazette, commenting ON this
census. saws;
The unofficial returns of the euumera
tors are published. and give To Whaicom
a population OF 4.Oii. New Whatcom
a.7la and Fairhaven 4,Oi5. These figures
will be- the official ones. no doubt. The
total Is lO.sl5. This has been indeed "a
marvellous growth since one year ago.
and ali the cities have made an advan CO
uncqualled any place. According 10
these figures Fairhavcn has acquired a
population In two years Of 4.UD. what
com about $50 aud NeN Nhatcom about
the same. Thus making greater IN
crease on this end of the BAY than on the
other. but Fairhaven has been built from
the woods entirely. while the other cities
had start. Taking II all in all the peo-
pie Of Bellingham Bay have every reason
To feel proud aud happy over the splendid
showing.
That these figures are nearly correct
will not be gainSaid. But only one city
on the bay had the push 10 demand
another enumeration. aud that city was
Fairhaven. The enumeration there Is In
consequence the most thorough that was
that all Fairhaven's citizens were ennm-
Grated. II Whatcom aud New Nhatcom
had used the same energy ia their work.
there Is no doubt but that the population
Of these two cities would have shown a
decided increase. Whatcom has undoubt-
edly a population Of between 4.5O aud
5000 aud New Whatcom between 3So)
and 400.
There are a number Of men who ar,
employed on the railroad IN the country
who are citizens Of both Nhatcom AND
New WhatcOm. and who are never al
home except ON Sunday. Whether these
men were enumerated or not We do MOI
know, but IL seems that a great many
were missed. We do not blame the enum
orator. but the people themselves Tor no
taking more interest in the work.
The census of Nhatcom county viii b.
nearly ig.OD. This l. a large increase
and Ii will be but short time until what
com is the most thickly populated COUNT
In the state.
Pretending to be- marvelously fair !
this article. the Gazette exhibits. all TIA
way through its preIudiccd animus.
says "fairhaven has acquired a popula
tion In two years OF 400. when the fact
are that Fairhaven has acquired all Il
population in about one year. and furth'
ON the Gazette admits that ''Fairhave
has been built from the woods entrel
while the other cities had start Wei
yes. something Of a start Whatcom, f
instance, having about forty years u
start: laying claim TO being the first Sc
tlement on the Puget Sound.
The Gazette further says: ut is vel
reasonable to suppose that all Fairhaven
citizens were enumerated" But notwitl
standing the fact that the census office
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The editor Of the Whatcom Express has
received advice from somebody to stick TO
Nj, end OF the bay. II he will act upon
This advice all will be- forgiven.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The ~. Joseph. Mo-. Herald eNuli-
antly tells of new drink which j. called
the sabbath Calm" because IL brings 50
much repose. The recipe given Is a. fol-
lows: Take your largest mixing glass
and nut in two spoonfulls Of powdered
sugar: moisten the sugar with little gin.
FIJI the glass with ice. Put in a pony OF
good brandy. a pony Of claret. pony Of
wine aud a pony Of black coffee. Now
break an egg into the glass and pour In
some milk Shake up the decoction aud
strain it of into large glass. The
chances are that 81 many ponies are cal
culated To throw man.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The Mhatcom Bulletin has made a
chimney corner survey Of Bellingham
bay and has drawn there for much CON
ISOLATION. Bully for the Bulletin.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

quarter may be called Bellingham
Heights. or at any rate not Mob Hill
The latter sounds shoddy and not FAR
short OF vulgar. The other name Is de-
cent, appropriate aud altogether respect
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

II the Whatcom correspondent Of the
Post-Intelligencer has any more census
predictions concealed about hi. person.
he is In for loss on his stock. There Is
no way to go behind the returns. now.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The Whateom papers say that FAR
haven has more acres than that place.
Possibly. bat Whatcom has more achers
since the census report was made.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The people who are building and those
who alroady live on he hill in the north
east1 Vt Of the city desire that the
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

4 Democrat has been cent to the pcni-
Tertiary In Mississippi. but the Shot Gun
club will go oui and Kill enough niggers
tn more than pair OIL his vote.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

quarter may be called Bellingham
Heights. or at any rate not Mob Hill
The latter sounds shoddy and not far
short OF vulgar The other name Is de-
cent appropriate aud altogether respect
able
Ii is perhaps little late TO think about /
it. but might il not have been the case /
that when the Young Kaiser decapitated
Bismarck he exclaimed: "Oh with his
head! So much for hucking ham,"
The Montesano Democrat of July 4
came out in red, white and blue The
Fairhayeu HERALD is always in black,
white and read black ink. white paper
aud read by the people.
The Whatcom Reveille wants somebody
To consider that Fairhayen has the great
est acreage OF the TWO towns. All right
let il be 50 considered also that Fair
haven is greatest every way.
The Whatcom Reveille says FairhaVen's
greater number Of acres should be con-
sidered ia the census matter. No, indeed.
The matter under consideration is the
number of people,
Those seattle editors who are eased by
the Judge Burke poultice ought to be the
t happicst people .u the world. The iaeil-
? ity with which they become consoled Is
{ pleasant To behold.
The Omaha Republican has declared
!. fot prohibition. has never been able
= 10 declare a dividend. and 4 probably
L feels a. if 10 ought Ia declare something OF
4 other.
4 4 Democrat has been sent to the pcni'
n Tertiary in Mississippi. but the Shot Gun
! Club viii go oui and Kill enough niggen
to more than pair Oh MS vote.
The Whatcom papers say that Fair
haven has more acres than that place
: Possibly. bat Whatcom has more acher
= since the census repor, was made.
m The Whateom Bulletin has made
al chimney corner survey of rockingham
bay and has drawn there for much con
m ISOLATION. Bully for the Bulletin'
y The editor of the Whatcom Express Ina
Al received advice from somebody To stick
l. hi end of the bay II he will act upo
W This advice all will be- forgiven.
a. II is said that the dome OF 81 Peters. q
ne Rome. is cracked that's what's the ma
If ter with the Bulletin editors dome
nj Thought.
ar The census misleaders in Nhatco
!" have heard something drop, and itwasr
the amount of population in Fairhave
.ss either.
,or south Dakota has had shower
Of snakes. This Is only accounted for in
~ prohibition state by the prevalence OF O
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The Whatcom Bulletin should secure a
parachute and thus let itself down easily.
The manner in which IL figured on the
census for the bay cities. aud the high
place in which it lately bestowed itself
led 10 the sngge stion.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The weather has lately been 50 hot in
Chicago that a gentleman from Chill
whose name is White Frost was not al
lowed to pay his bill at the Leland Hotel
ON account of the cool suggestiveuess Of
his autograph
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The Omaha Republican has declared
fol prohibition. lthA' never been able
10 declare a dividend. and 4 probably
feels a. if it ought 10 declare something or
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The city council has gracefully passed
a resolution Of thanks to Nelson Bennett.
ESQ. for his splendid gift Of a silsbee fire
engine to Fairhaven. What the council
should next do is build a handsome house
for The engine. Steps to which end have
already been taken.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

house There is large extent ui
territory in which are numerous small
towns. naturally tributary To Fairhaven
for their grocery and camp supplies. be-
side the city itself and neighboring settle
ments. \ dealer was here this week from
one OF the camps on the Skagit who was
ready TO purchase s. .OOworth Of gree 'r'es .
in one bill. but being unable to do so a.
holesae rates. had to seek elsewhere
The Democratic press has risen up IN
solid phalanx against the census enumer-
alton. although IL Is being made under a
law passed by democratic house aud
signed by a democratic president Nei
tue same democratic press j. silent on the
subject Of counting votes. 81 that every
mans vote shall be equal to every other
mans vote the country over. There J.
nothing vicious about the census count.
/ The devotion Of an average old demo
I crat In his mind to liberty, as be under
stands il. is something prodgious. lie
was rampant defender of human slav-
cry in the name Of liberty. just "a he Is
nulliier ef the constitution aud a probes
Sor of constitutional law and precept. aud
as he wonld repudiate the national obli-
cations In the name Of the public credit.
The city council has gracefully passed
a resolution Of thanks to Nelson Bennett.
ESQ. for his splendid gift Of a Silsbee fire
engine to Farhaven What the council
should next do is build handsome house
, for the engine. Steps to which end have
! | already bcen taken
The Whatcom Bulletin should secure a
parachute and thus let itself down easily.
The manner in which 1t figured on the
census for the bay cities. aud the high
! place in which it lately bestowed itself
: led to the suggestion.
r. The weather has lately been 50 hot in
g Chicago that gentleman from Chill
!. whose name is White Frost was not al
lowed to pay his bill at the Leland Hotel
y on account of the cool suggestiveness Of
: his autograph.
VIII the Whatcom Bulletin. while It Is
considering that there are more acres Of
: ground in Farhaven than In Whatcom.
, please consider that FarhaXen Is only
year old while Whatcom Is about 10?
e In view of the Sirius-ness Of the heat in
d Chicago the Evening Post Of that city
e wants some enterprisng manager there
v to bring out the "Sea Of lee" with real
= ice. That would be an nice thing. too.
n "Damaria." an element lately discov-
r cred in the centre Of an extinct volcano
! is said to be the liehtest known substance
a but the man who said Il had not heard Of
! the Whatcom Bulletin editors brain
II the Whatcom correspondent Of the
, Post-Intelligencer has any more census
predictions concealed about his person.
he is in for a loss ON his stock. There Is
no way to go behind the returns. now
The people who are building and those
who alroady live on the hill In the north
eas'3 " of the city desire that the
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

VIII the Whatcom Bulletin. while 1t Is
considering that there are more acres Of
ground in Fairhaven than In Whatcom.
please consider that FairhaNen Is only a
year old while Whatcom sabout 80?
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
THE HERALD SAID so

During the first week of the present
month the whatcom papers printed the
following estimate OF population In the
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

"Damaria." an element lately discov-
cred in the centre Of an extinct volcano.
is said to be the ightest known substance
but the man who said Il had not heard of
the Whatcom Bulletin editors brain.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
Notice Of cha,,sl-mor.saEs sale.


\A/MEREAs, One Anton Hartman, of
w Emmous County. State of North
Dakota, mortgagor, did, on the 18th day
of July, A. D. $780, make his certain chat
tel mortgage to .Jakob. Klossner, DR.,
mortgage, dated July II, 1890, 10 secure
the following indebtedness. viz.:-
Two notes due Oct. 1. 1891
One note due Oct. /, 1890
One note due Oct. l, 1892;
Aud which mortgage was fled In the
office of the register Of deeds of E,nmons
county, North Dakota, on the "a day of
August. 1890.
And whereas, Default has been made IN
the conditions contained IN said mortgage,
which default consists in failure to pay
first Of said notes when due.
Aud whereas, There is claimed to be
due, ut the date of this notice, the sum OF
ono hundred aud fifty. six and 75-10Oths
doliars--$152 25 as principal, a. 40 in
terest, and IS attorneys fees stipulated
in SAID mortgage.
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby gwen
that By virtue Of said mortgage and by
order of said Jakob KlOssneT, the present
Owner thereof. will sell for cash the fol-
lowing described chattels described in aud
mortgaged by said mortgage to satisfy
said mortgage debt ana the costs OF this
sale. at Westticld postoff1ce: county Of
Emmons, State of North Dakota, at the
hour OF 2 o'clock p. m. of the 25th day of
October, A. D. 1890, to-wit:
One bay mare. 8 years old. black legs.
One bay mare, 7years old, white feet.
One black horsel 10 years old, one
white foot
Dated Oct. Z, 1890.
!; .IAKOB KLoss6ER. Mortgage.
Chester L. Pratt, Attorney.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
Power Of the Cyclone.

Those who have hao no experience
with cyclones can have an adequate
idea Of the immense power OF the
wind when agitated in this mysterious
manner. Many are the stories told OF
the way in which objects are carried
away and left in strange places. In
one Illinois tornado two children and
an infant were caught up. The dead
bodies Of the children were found only
few hundred feet distant, but the in
FAINT was picked up alive more than
mile away from the spot whore the tor
nado swept the child up. An accor-
dion that must have come a long dis
tance-for it was never claimed-was
found so entangled in the branches Of
. tree that it was alternately pulled
apart and pressed together by tho
wind, creating such weird and un-
canny music during a whole. night
that an already sufficiently sacred set
tlement Of negroes were kept in state
Of frantic dismay until daylight rs-
vealed the cause.
In another case a farmer who fol.
lowed the tornado's track In search OF
missing cattle was astonished TO dis.
cover one OF his cows ,stRdding. about
twenty feet above the ground in the
branches Of a half-felled maple.
Il alters knew that was an activ
heifer." he remarked, as he came in
sight Of her standing erect on tho
slantinE trunk. 'but I never allowed
she could climb q tree"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
nepubltcan Rally a. s,eele.

"Prot.ctlon t. American Industries" \"
The Tariff and Who Pays It." This ail
important ,taa yifstsscst,nx topic will he
discussed from u Protective. OF Rupubli-
eau. STANDPOINT, and some of the falIaGies
in Col. Brnton's campaign speech ex.
posed, BY Hon. e. A. N. Spencer, candi-
date fur attorn'y general Hon. J. H.
Worst, cauGidate for the state senate, this
district; Col. w. G. Plummer; the silver.
t.ngtcd orator Of the Northwest, at the
g urt. house in Steele. Wednesday, Oct.
-, 1850 at 2 p NJ. Everybody, Of what.
ever political fanh. IS cordially invited TO
b: present. The Steele COrnet Band viii
furnish music fUr the OCCASION neUeN.
bst, the abnvc arc three Of the most enter.
tanning speakers in the State, asd oil will
enjoy listening to them. BY order Of the
REPUBLICAN COMNlrrBN. Z
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
worst Of il is that the cattle lost on both
ranches were hieh-srsdes.

bn0Cuc9WcBc UvkoSklUSsS.
Beer are apparently getting quite plen-
tiful again. Wesley Baker killed fawn
recently. and G. J. Highee shot two big
fat blacktails down on Beaver Creek.
Charley Lock, while going to the Napo.
leon convention. last week, saw several
antelope between Mr.. Braddock's and
Napoleon.
There were lively times UP at Tommy
Sanders ranch the other day. A mink
made Its appearance among Mrs. Sanders
herd of pure.bred Ehortliorn chickens
The lady reached for that weapon Of
womankind, the broom. In her excite
ment she got hold of the shotgun. l
went off-and-killed-th
The minutes of the Democratic senate
rial district convention held at Steele las
Saturday arrived last evening too late fo
publication. They will be printed mex
week. The following ticket was noml
mated State Senator--James Briggs, o
Mcintosh county. Represcntatives-Job
F. Simpson, of Kiddcr; William J. Dwy
er, of Logan.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
Jus, ICE MIL1.ER, Of the United States
Supreme Court, Is dead. Gen. Bcfknsp,
a member Of 9rart's cabinet. il also dead.

UNDER the law it will be necessary to
vote at the coming election ON the ques-
tion of giving additional powers to the
County Judge. Section Of tue law is as
follows
II majority Of AL the votes cast for
and against said proposition be in favor
of increasing such jurisdiction, then said
county courts shall have concurrent juris-
dictiOn with the district courts in all civil
actions where the amount in controversy
does moi exceed one Thousand dollars, cx-
elusive of costs, and in all criminal ac:
tons below the grade OF felony, and in
all counties where it is decided by the vO
tcrs to so increase the Jurisdiction of said
county court. the Jurisdiction in cases of
mlstemeanors arising under state laws
which may have been conferred upon po.
lice magistrates. shall cease.
The above proposition will not ind
much favor with the voters of this
county until We have dcnser population
for the reason that it ls unnecessary and
expensive. II would still be necessary to
have terms of the district court to natu.
rtlize foreigners and try cases Of felony
f; and civil suits where the sum involved
should be more than the maximum
amount allowed for trial by the count,
c."'rt. Again, should tho 'ycu" vot'
prevail ut the coming election, neither o
the present candidates could qualify, u
tn" 'aw requires thnt an incumbent undo
Increased jurisdiction" must be mem
her of tho bur. The general scntimrn
"f til. voters OF this county seems to b
that With terms of the district court au
with four jus tic,s Of the peace, the ave,
kuSc citiZrn c.u g,t all the law he wants.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
COME ONE! COME ALI
The Grand Opening BuTl Of tn,
9cQSOMI

A promenade. concert will be gwen u,
the Williamsport schoolhouse on the
evening of Friday, Oct. "a, to which the
people Of Danbury, Winchester, Omio,
Livona, Gayton, Hampton, Glencoe, Arm.
ssrYng, Roop and all other parts OF the
county are specially invited. Good music
will b; furnished. Supper will be served
At the Emnons House. Plenty Of stable
room will be furnished those coming from
a di<tancr Come all and enjoy yourselves
and bcfp others to do the same.
r. II. CoTToN,
D. II. YEATBR,
CBAs. STEWART,
Committee.