Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-04

iears ago in New Hamshire He brought
his wife here nearly two years ago when
but few families resided within the orig
Inal town site. Graduated from the y.
h. normal school in -. and from Voices
ter, Mass, Polytechnic Institute in 81.
81, being constantly employed as civil /
engineer on the Northern Pacific until he /
resigned to investigate the report that |
railroad could not be- built into Fairha- |
ven. The result of this investigation is !
the +. Il =. X. r., "A first-class standard I
road that will soon be- part Of trans
continental line. MIR. Donovan is great
representative of the interests of labor.
lie has himself been section hand on
the railroad, and knows the weight of
pick and the size of wheelbarrow as
well aS any one
-.
j. NJ Miller was born in Iowa thirty
eight years ago. removed to Kansas
where he opened law office. was elected
NAY VI VI iii> WY anu iulti WY NOilNlitis
Came to Fairhaven nearly two years ago.
was admitted to the Whatcom county
/ bar. and foreseeng that land would yield
greater returns than law, hung up the
/ second real estate sign in Fairhaven. Mr..
Miller showed his faith in the town by
bringing his family here before any build
ing operations had commenced and is un-
. faA e.. nd ~
tcgrity.
j. +. Wardner. popularity known "a
Jim is 81 well known on the Pacific
slope that an Introduction is super
nuOuS. One of the first in the Ceur
d'Alene. he shared in the wealth Of that
region and, knowing a good mining
country when he sees il, has made his
home in Fairhaven where he expects Ia
see silver. lead and iron Smelted from the
Skagit ores before his term in the council
expires. lie is heavily interested in a
half dozen companies already engaged in
development work. Wardner is cnthusi-
astic. a good worker in all that Is OF pub
lie interest. and withal Is zone of thu
boys personally popular aud always full
of business. He has helped to max,
several new towns. and is the father a
: one town and about eight children. Sucl
4 enterprise will he rewarded.
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Mr. T.. l.. Cowgirl was one Of Fair
haVen's first settlers aud is the manager
D Of the Fairhayen Land Company. an'
D secretary If the Fairhaven and southern
9 Railroad Company. He has large person
! al interests in the city and has inve>te,
i IN every enterprise which has been >iarle,
l here He will he a valuable man in Tia
Is cuunril hrcau,c al his large business ~
I,'rirnc,'.
Mr. ". l. Np,d "A j. upw in the grncrfl
" hu>iur.> aud i olr' al the owners Of ih'
FairhaNcu Lumber aud Planning Nils.
man of experience both a. lahor"r au'
u a> cuisines, man.
D. -
20 Mr.. VI. Mckcchnie j. an old settler AN,
. largely interested in the city. lie ha'
much To- do in the development of th
y country and in bringing about the con
dition of things which has led To on
g present prosperity. He has labored for
u living, aud i man Of sound morals am
. upright character. but withal liberal Il
: his ideas aud all interests will be- safe II
u his hands
70 Mr.. &. W Owens Is particularly adaptc
v Ia the work of the assessors office. II
" will bring Ia the discharge of his duties
:. sound judgment and good business apac
y itv.
- Mr.. W. Il. Huutoon was made for
y treasurer. Honest, careful and responsi
" bile. lie i a permanent citizen and al
upright man.
o DR.. Hathaway. health officer. is fror
y Maine. where he graduated from Boudoiu
and later studied in the Howard medica
10 school. lie has had meany years Of prac
If iice. was the first physician To come :
% FarhaVen and Is now chairma
n Of the Whatcom County Medical ;, ciety
n and will enforce ordinances for preservin
the health of the city without fear a
n favor. Dr. Hathaway. with his wife AN
70 daughter. reside on Douglas avenue.