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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20
PORTLAND srRIKERs WHY.
The Settlement the Same ~ That II
fected In Chicago.

PORTLAND. May ie.--Aaothsr change in the
strike was caused this mcrning by the Union
Building Tradss League calling ont the
union men who have bccn working 1T
union rates aud hours in consequences at
the refusal of majority OF the members
OF the Builder Exchanges 10 accede t. the de-
msnds OF the strikers. THIS resulted la = meet
ing in the afternoon between a commit
tee from the new Builder Association,
and tho Union Builders Trade
Lesgae by whom IL wss agreed that
the new builders association wou!d employ
union men at eight hours and union wages. Tie
agreement IL to 20 into ei1ec; next Wednesday.
al which time IL Is thought employment can he
given TO 600 men, and in a week or ten cays
work can be fonnd for all the unemployed.
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Increase of Northern facfac Dividend.
Sr. ParI- Nina. Nay IA Fsaa<cr Press
New Yerk special SAYS. A runcs was circulated
90 Wall street this maraing that a: the July
quarterly sseetiny the Scrshera Pacific dividend
weald &c increased 20 the rate oi 5 per cent Is
Is . fact thai psysaeht At a higher rate WAS
seriously discussed before tho last dividend
dsy. and would probably have been made. as
the earnings were regarded ~ justisyinx IL bat
for dislike among the directors of exposing
themselves in Tire present market 70 ifnru.a-
tons Of steck- -joheinc. The company has been
doing better since April than Il did tefsrc.
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A Tramp Killed by tn. Cars.

EiLEsssuss. May l9-ss a freight train
rounded curve abau. ak miles north OF here
early yestcr iay morning man wss discovered
By the engineer lying on the track as though
asitep or drunk. but too late TO stop thu trxin.
The body. horribly m sngled. was brought 10 the
CRY later 5y section men and Identified -
tramp who had worked en- the chssa-gans. Hts
name Is unknown and there were no papers ON
his person 10 identity hin,
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wAsaIssrox err. May
today DECIDED land CO. -
right OF mortgages IN csnteetpd -
interest wherever public lsn1s - ~
the home stead law. Tho snlyy 49, -
wss James Ross. who ated = ~
fargo, ~. OAK. district His 1eeGo 2.l
cances,ed tot lack OF coed faiin. -
howeyer. he executed 4 mwtemoe -
mai ana United States Mcrengs c. X
cor. many did NOT notify The lan4
fsa no hearing when the Go ~ III Is.
sidcrstion. and Il claims = - - . .=2
cont. The secretary ruies thes = U4 1 II
fs,lef 20 notice Unless Il had ncc4C9
os1ce Of iss interest in the lana IT.!
man failed 70 show good fafths
would have no claim. fos ~ eoe1
that the tssnsfefee on mofsgeee
POSITION Of the entfyman fefnes 2!.
k<..~ s.4a x.ureha akpr. szs 8
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PonrLayD. May 9.~-in the csse Of Mrs. Wong
Han and child. Chinese. who s.rsved here few
days since ca the vessel Cosona. and who wers
refused landing by ths cnftonis authorities.
arguments were made and submitted tosiay IA
the United States district cuurt. The sEoshcz
an6 child furnished 3i oeo bonds each. and were
fslea aaed Ien.tag JAs.sc .leadY's dsc.slon.
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puset Sound CorrreyatIonaIista.

Poaf TOWNSEND. May 1a.-The Pazet Sound
Associat on OF Congrs gstiopal churches il now
in session In this city. Thirty churches are re-
ported In the 81, trict ana twenly-eisht dele
gates arrived today, and about forty moro are
expected tomorrow. Interesting addresses were
made this evening on the work OF the Young
Peoples Christian Eudeavor Society by Eev NJ.
II. Jones and Rev. X. A. Rowley. The associa-
ton viii be In sefsjon TIL "Wednesday evening,
and will discuss the congrcx cxational work OF the
districtand man out work for the coming year
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ASHLAND. Ore, Msy i0--A man about so
years Of age with club foot. was found this
morning, covered with blood. on the railroad
track near rho Ashland dros- The skull was
fractured aud the man Is not expected 10 live.
Parers Oh his person showed that he was the
aren't Of an Eastern forsruIurist and named r.
A. Brown. II is supposed he arrived here OH
freight train last evea.us and while the train
wss on the tresFIe .trpsed OF. not knowing the
distance 20 the ground. which was twenty feet
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Tnx DxLEss. Or. MAY ss-wiE Dsnsrnore.
aged II yes-s. was sou9d ansss tsae deas. four
mites fross home near xoxs@Y. last eTeniug. II
ss snrpesed the boy sssEAasd iasD tae tfee ard
TIE .izzt On shleh ke standing bTcke re-
esue.as. dealt
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Natural Roaefed Along Hocd's Canal
Dirt IL Flying.

Pcxr ToxxsKsp. Nay 1a.-MsnAser MeSesii.
Chief Eexsneer Hid sui Nsyos Kaan rstasDsd
10 sh.s sasy yesterday frcn trip up He'd
csn.! n Tnsoa Cssy- TIE Zip vas made sor sse
r,Errsxe cf examining tas proposed FcnE1 81 the
Porl Tounsens southern Manager Ae>eill 10
much gss<sssd win fhe eouEtrT, aaa ssy& &c
sos1s s.rress . natural rcaSbcd sioeIg the
canal
Tnz Jiax toes.e-s have resehed fieassas bar
se- One izx so~ue al rzea sEr wos kl1@ fsofsn
frnza Uaton Gsty. Hretbgf xasng fosth from the
aar.s pc.rs. and . third pGtS y 81 osTzpsA
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rI,.n.lurr sr,l,tia compa,y.

ErLEsssrna, May le.--A state militia com
pany ls being osgEsszes. At q meesing held
this evening w. Gillian was eseetee captain, J.
W. Hogan. afst leEfeaaaf, aud J. 4. Frost,
second lieutenant. Some forty nembefs en-.
listed Another M q ng VIII tsheid Thursday
night, WHEN the organization will he perfected
and enough members enlisted 10 inake II a fall
enfnfastE
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cLYxfEx. My I9.--sAss No. 8. On orsnion Of
seSt.. Fe@ess 4. NO r.. rrY mon af lower cotsft
Kl5sness by she gaies susrsse. No. s5s srgncd
snd sukksasfirss. 80. ~ % hszstng-
xd.srd r. Han'ei wss admitted to pfsrilce
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Mr.. ADAMS IN TACOMA.
He Inspects = Suburban Road Belonging
to the COMPANY.

TACOMA, May la.-pressdent Adams did not
leave. as was expected Tor Seattle this morn.ng.
He spent the morning in going over maps and
plans, which The compsny's engineers have
bsen busily preparing here for some time. OF the
proposed route OF the read into the city This
afternoon the party went ever the Tacoma d
Lake City railroad to American lake. TO inspect
this properly II IL thought by some that the
Union Pacific all absorb the Lake City road
and extend 1t to Olympia
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Northern Paciflc Proposition to Olympia.
OLYMPIA, May io.-Au,horixsd agents Of the
Nertsefn Pacific attended meeting OF citizens
and the Board os Trade tonight. They made a
proposition to hui,a broad. gauge road by De-
c2meer for SO. Gao subsidy, the same as tho
cities They were authorized 20 make the
proposition by the president OF the road IN the
East and the money need net Be psid unta the
rocd ~ completed to Gray's haroor The COM
nistec appointed TO sign the agreement win ~
Fort tomorrow
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nrnmner KIIIed RS ,ha car.

PoKvIzsD. Mar ls.-Sess hKs been received
here OF the Geata Of sampson Kosenbsstt. Q
CON Eseseisl trKs<.er 81 ran ETsDcisco. ss RaB-
Tins. Wy. ysEsrdAy- Ruseaalalt attempted 20
ssight isom moving train, wsen he fell under
TIRE train, tne wheel eustng OF enc Of his srsna
He soon died frces the sh1cx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20

PoRrLAss, Nag is.--rrI.ed states Earsaees
sTmorts has esn fnssraesed 80 relieve Major
Eandtnry, 10 c6asge 81 improvements on the
upper Eelurzbts~ Chshals. sksglt. Sosk1.ck,
saoaemish. iIIsgu2mtsh. snequslnis SD
snaks rtrn.a
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SALT ;.AxE. May fs.-Ihe zffhsas has assvices
frsm Fscehe. Ncv.. Of the killing Of the wsil-
knswa Omaha contractor. Collins. OF she firm
OF c0ilsns & Kiipsfrses. Tao men who had
been working for The firm quit and soire 10
Cesiins demanded their rsare!. he refused.
clsilaing they sAould net quit that way.
Tsey gsse him esgss minutes IN which 10 sss.
tie. and wacu the tire was up he showed ro
signs OF eskensnr. when one OF them sscs and
killed him. No arrests yet.
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SAN DIEGO. Cal, May ia--c. r. Huntington
and party arrived here this afternoon. were met
bv delegation OF citizens. made . tour OF the
city and then went 10 Coronado.
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N Seil an. HI went % osrmris today 10
hurry wcr< there TIE co1t-Ars was ses soray
70 Hale A saith for aoosher Eea-asis section os
the Port I vasend southern fsora croeSer lake
south 20 Peasant Harhcr
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wasafxsrox Crry. Nay tA--1 w.: .s.
,sor,ai bank OF Port Angeles. 49, ~
authorized 20 commence hnn1 NJ
esooc0. PRECEDENT. Eesjamin = q 4 Z
c.shier Israel gabgeg.
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look !! NOW IS THE TIME

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Inc serats committee on territories today
neert Frank Cennos. editor Of the oxden. Utah
sfcsdard. In opposition - the Cuilon bai %
amend the Tccksr- Edmnnds oct 80 q 70 die-
irensnise Aormcns ana render them ineligible
. turcrA Cannon opposed the bill on the
Rsoand thai auti-Masrnon irgislafton had now
foae far enough. thAt the situation Of aNsirs
with respect TO the Mermon question was i'm
proving aad woald continue 10 improve upon
the peeseat basis Nothing hut tine vss needed
now to work out . satisfactory settlement Of ii
the troubles
Ine prcsitent today sent 70 the Senate letter
OF the secretary OF state suhmitti ng plan for .
preliminary survey fer . railway line
20 connect tie principal cities OF the
American hemisphere IN accordance with
the recommendations Of the Pan-Arerican con-
ference The president recommends prompt
action By congress- 10 enable the government 70
participate iE the promotion of me enterprise.
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WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, Ia 20 $780,

waien ssrEss can vssk n the neld s skar., aod
fersc iorve nnss BE rsei FOR . shor. resicd 10
sssonrissh s1y substantial coed There ara
nanr fas in WASHINGTON and Oregon. vi bus
Ashors seascn durfag which asenss can work in
the hcsd. largo force should be orrsrirea
nor accve wo<k - sooa q the spring osens"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20
Supreme Court Decides A.
the Mormon Cerporafie
CHURCH PROPERTY eaullrsr
Vigorous Den1neiatiea = q
Habits ef Utah Pionsuuu
STATE Laws AsAlnse Drsnnpo neoe ;'S2
essrsd Unesnssasssts1aa = A. =;
Laws Taxing Assass - rsrsorn =
The Fate ef KsnnaoN |7

WAszINsroS Crrr. Nay M.-IAc
court of the United 1ta1se 1oonv SuI
opinion OF vital fnteregt 10 u 71rrm11
in the suit Of the Church ef - R1617s r.
Saints against the United - 652K
here on IN appeal from the a. r. = -
pFerne court ot uMh IN fxpcl r -
ssst<A THIS court af1rna th9o rs 5l
Tho case grown out ot u O.
polygamy law. which atmo1ym 6HS r.
church corporation and escAoooon ~ ~
States the real estato ouno1 - q
church. The Mosmous on1o1 =
have the law declared unpr q
on the ground that c0nxresa ~ -
assumed judicial power: thae ~ nrf<
isiattys assembly oe Utah Inonr1
church constituted contvnc1 U&1 SS17 4
be impaired By congrees un6of n 6rl
repeal territorial cnactmenss - - r.
trinc Of escheat is alien t. nenonn65S
ticna On the part Of the Unlto1 - 1 r
tended that congress had auehu1oe (& 6r
territorial enactnsuts; thea tho -
ins the church Was Invalid = =
establish reliEion, contrary y ~ rn6u1
tho constitution. that the choxt>f l1n11
nuiled fer abuse Of granted E1eh1x q r
church corporation that VA t16nn1NrH
Was no one 10 whom 10 kuxn oV4 a.
and therefore It was thae the ppopot y S1i ~
to the United States & AZ
In its opinion the couxt onUos ~
gushing feature Of Mormon1an = ~
70 be polysnmy and the ensoln>o 1o0( (r1n
ecclesiastical over the chusuA -
wishstandtng all efforts 70 ~ lo1r
practice Of polygamy. wiatoh - y
defiance OF the law in propegatinG -
ing this nefariOua doctnne. ~ -
therefore. Is whether the pGouo1lon r. r.
unlawful system. rcpuxnAnR - or ~ H52
be allowed TO continue. and WhGcks r r.
Gus funds which have been oocumnlo161
be welded for tho pyopsgatioa d ~ 0noS1
practice and ior The promo11on q
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incs with the Nosmoua
patience on tie part of ~ A.
incut aid resistance 50 the IN
compliance on tho pars ~ -
conieatioa that polyramy = =
mon religious be.ief y aeoD1
DOUBT the Thugs az India inan6
Lief In assassinatiOn wse : ~
that did not make u %. The
perfect right 10 prohibit O. e.
enlightened opinion Of No.
elaborate historical reviowog I
tho court says:
Congress had 70 deal W1h
organization wieldinx, b. r.
mense power In the tczrstoFy Z
ploy ing those ssaouseesi IN coun
70 oppose. suhsege aud thWQGo
congress and the viii of ~ r
United States vndes such 81
have no doabt q tn sieht q 4
Il did. The decisfou Of ~
affirmed" Justice Bradley ~
ion.
Chief Justice Fuller sAid
Field and Lamar wcro eooecl
cougrs 81 unquessionably hsp
pclyeamy. aud II was fmlnoeo
crime was committed IN IN 4
but congress has not power -
cate tho property Of 3 cOrpoen1
may have been guilty Of . oEtz
AGAINST STATE Mk1ck1
Justice Lamar rendered ~
cosrt in the casa Of J. g
agent OF the Erie railway -
was arrested and ccuvtctcd ~
quiripK license fee d : -
businesS He coutsnded th1s
constitutional. - IN intexlcDo
commerce and nm unjust dIer1
companies outside the elaol
tained his contention and
ment of she lower court, ~
directions TO enter . new doct
with the opInior. Child ~
Justices Gray and Brewer ~
DRESSED sKxv vfcs
The court also reudefeA q
unconstitutional the Law q
Ing all fresh meats sold - =
from animals sisughtersd VI
inspected twenty.fouf houn
slaughtered. The cass y g
the drts beei men, who M
rmE KEuxLxn
Argument in the Ksmml
will be heard tomorrow.
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sEA7rLE00
Smith, HinsdiIl & Jewett
kxAL Estate AND INVESTMENT BROKERS
Rooms 500. $40. sli. Butler block.


This WtEk's OFFERIN0D.
sl corner lot. Cable snd rno,or " mia ,hrss
vuss. sssy walk: nelghborhoad No 1. nest
~ foom ens-'tory house. graded stres Z: su.
&a.a sn .nat can neser DC cut on. sa.No
ssIa, oa snee time: money In 10; a. coo.
"a sSna IL Lots In lroaaate. cieareA
psuea, three minutes from Ross station
sosc, sue Lake sae 9 4 Esstsrn. close 10 two
~ sgs'of snd one cable line: between fnaautartug.
~ cenitts OF Ballard and lake Union: fne
sn .1~s cas-, north, ives good tn hold or retail
nsausoae profits rcfms essys no insersi.
Nesr Madison street Cable. iss ON kir-
~ street 4oxiaa. has hagn NAV be made pat
S,'s. as" mouse. rich SOIL good gardening groand.
Tive Acre Tract on s, 1. s&E RR. one
- eesred, young fruit. good Ssrisainr land
smands view OF Lake Washington. 81 .aaO.
4 Ssss,uencea s.s, Near Nesier Cable at Ss,cu0
~:ssc " uSo each, terms easy.
eoetWeen Nsster sud Msdl lsoa Cables.
NMe. N5ao each
!. The New ,nds Of Geld and silver ores
sas cascades are 3uss cast of Saohomssh.
s saeN we have choice lots and elocks from ESQ
sc On montaly payments.
vne hundred aud s,nsy Acres Fine rsm-
ca,s.s.vc. w. .S. II 50. \. X. East. snohontsh
soansy. ss~y near stresm aud ; L. :, 4 Y r. r.
Ssss g., nlos ma. land' good dtie; seee. or one
kstAhi,shea aud Paying Furniture hasi-
s.<s eentrs location; No. | opcning for ensr-
wv man with mofers,e capitzL
easRE>T-1hree story new building. North
IN, sas street. nea- Lake avenue; two azores be-
Sr,.. twenty ak large and well appointed
IN We i-Arranged Peace House, AIS
kfuns street
searsesn Room House on Dexter street,
en Jeha and Thomas stree's.
~ sms hous near Armory. facing Untvcr-
ny greunss
nssrs On Third Street. under Gaiinio
WANTEp-iso feet animproyed water trent
sle tat site, for Eastern party.
Ninth. AipedilI a lcwntf
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wssHisGrox CRY. May i5.-The correspond
ent Of the Chicago Assss tel graphs 10 his psner:
Isis not probable that congress will pass free
coinage bill, ~ il has been axcerts!nsd that the
pysaiden: ou.d veto such measure.
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smith, HinsdilI & Jewett.

AAAL Estate AND INVESTMENT BROKERS
Aconas sa. $40 sill. Butter Rock.
sAicnigan Headquarters.)
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~ rres@rs ;he principal rivers of tAe East ere
unscr the jurisdiction az tse lighthouse board
ard there 81. maintained thereon system of
pcsz iiSAts. OF economical sssues are, which en-
shses bS@gusea 20 navigate such rivers almost a.
well by n gssi as By day. Int the ssxten aas rot
been generally extended 10 the Pacific crest
II IS proposed now. however. hy Senator Squire.
:, ., suee ssis - cosn saeres shal be esAs1sshei
on the rivers OF w1shinefon. Accordingly he
has ssAsd THE committee 90 commerce
- recon mend h..I psovieias that
shtrfy soss tights. To- The use aai ccnvenie-ee
ef navigation. shall I've established along the
aavsaaie channels OF the SSsos omish. kag.t
srf ssossaeS rivers. and the Laconnsr slough.
sni Along ssses ether channels OF fugss ssunf
ard the rivers fsIbGssry thereto. IA Washington.
as msy &c necessary sSr the requirements al
cozn mere II h TT rsscsed % have ~ appso-
prsKtioa of sia.g9 ukse IN ias sraary c.v.s ap-
r-oEv. sssca s4ii. where 'ae ether rivers pro-
vs3esi ser. 20 carry cot. the grcv.s.oas ssves
ah5ve.
lie secretary Of tire .atsrto. wants al extra
ecprcrvs afsoa 20 ensaie hsra 70 s,nrs3y sscs-
az ral agents 20 sssox sfscr Gepva .assaas Gpas
fh~ rassske tiras@r and 20 rsofees the ,ns.tc
fasssss from srsas3u e. e7ssy- Relative 60 asA~
sDxsoa he says. ~Iaxge she sessoa csr1as
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Wo have some choice property in sedro for
- s*drp y lively and growing town, eitti-
alsd on the Skaelt rlvers and II aurrOundet BY
nfes railroads. are being constructed there.
eud The fotrhaven southern Railroad u now
lN1ninG ettMNen EalEhaven and Sedro.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-12
PACIFIC DIVISION

Leave Tacoma 1880 "A. m. and $40 d. m
daily arrive al Portland 3:l5 p. IN. and $3.50
"a. M.
Trains leave Portland for Tacoma at Has
a. m. and 1000 p. m. daily; arrive at Tacoma
at $50 "a. m. and = ~ D. m.
Train leaves Tacoma for Carbonate at $3.50
y. m.
Full information concerning rates. time Of
trains. routes ana other details furnished on
application To any agent or
A. J. ODENEAL.
Ticket Agent. Pacific Avenue Depot
G. q. CHANDLER.
Ticket Agt at Wharf. and Pac. ave. Tacoma.
G.. G.. CHANDLER.
General Agent General Office Building Pa
chc Avenue.
A. ID. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent. No. 12f
First street. cor Washington. Portland. Or
W. ". SLY.
Ticket Agent. Twelfth street, opposite New
Hotel. Fairhaven. Wash.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-12
Steamboat Time Schedule
HOURS OF ARRIVAL AND DEPART
IRE To AND FROM FAIRHAVEN

Fairhaven and Tacoma
STATE oF WASHINGTON
Ar from Tacoma MonA Ar at Tacoma Tues
Wed. & Fri. $500 am. Thur. 4 sat. 500
Lv for Tacoma Mon. "A. m.
Wed. Fri. $50 p. IA. Lv Tacoma sun. Tues.
sKAGTT CHIEF
Thur.S Sat. 4:OOp. M. Wed. 4 Fri so a. m.
Lv for Tacoma sun. Lv Tacoma Tues. Thr
Wed. 4 Fri. 500 a. m. X sat 3:3o a IN.
STEAMER rAIRHAvEN
Ar from Tacoma Tues Ar al Tacoma sun.
Thur. 4 sat 500 am. Wed. \ Fri. $3.50 am
Ly for Tacoma Tues. Lv Tacoma Mon. Wed
Thur. n sat. SD pm 4 Fri. ; p. m.
VIZ. NERwIN
Ar from Tacoma sun. Ar at Tacoma. Mon.
Wed. & Fri. 1000 am. Thur 4 sat
Lv for Tacoma sun Lv Tacoma Tues
Wed 4 Fri. $500 pm. Thur. & Fri 3 D. m.
STEAMER WASHINGTON
Arfrom Tacoma sun. Ar at Tacoma Mon.
Wed. 4 Fri. 1880 Thur. & sat.
Lxf Tacoma sun. Lv Tacona Tues.
Wed. & Fri. 900 p. m, Thur & Fri. 3 pm.
GENERAL MILES
Lv for Tacoma Tues Lv Tacoma Mon Wed.
Thur. 4 >at.6;0o am. 4 Fri.
CITY or Quincy
Freight only. Between Tacoma and Fair
haven. Time IRREGULAR.
Fairhaven and Seattle
STEAMER EASTERN OREGON
Arrives from seattle Leave for seattle 800
400 Pm
Arrive at seattle i:Oo Leave seattle SEQ a m
Daily except Saturday.
STEAMER wAsco
Arrive from seattle Leave seattle $500 "A IA
Mon Wed * Fri6:O0 same day
pm
IDAHO
Ar from seattle Tues. Lv seattle Mon. Wed.
Thur. 4 sat. l:JOp.m. Wed 4 Fri 100 D. ma
Nv for seattle Tues.
Thur. 4 sun. SOD
STEAMER HASSALo
Ar from seattle Mon. Lv for seattle Mon.
Wed. & Fri. l..n D. m We'd 4 Fri s.,ln l, 81
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-12

STEAMER SEHOME
Ly Fairhayen. Tues. Ar at Blaine. Tues
Thur & sun 500 M Thur 4 sun ii m
Ar at fairhaNen. 4;0o Lv Blaine l:30pm
pm Lv Port Townsend fOf
LNfalrhaVen for seat seattle. 1889 D m
TIE b;1 IA Ar at seattle next
day 2:.g m
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-12
land !, for Fairhavcn tour to six days apart
Fairhaven and San Francisco
HAYTrEN REPUBLIC

Leaves san Francisco for Fairhaven semi
monthly,
The steamer Al-ki will leave san Fran
cisco ON saturday, June 2lst. for FairhaVen.
and will make regular trips thereafter leav-
ing for this point each alternate week
The steamer Wilmington will also make
regular trips TO this port, arrangements 10
tina effect having been made by F.. Il. Hill 4
Company, at whose wharf the vessel will UNI
load.
The Pacific Coast steamship Company's
steamers Umatllla. Walla Nalla and City of
Pueblo Ia call on schedule time, plying be-
tween san Francisco and the Bav cities.
The steam barge j. c. Britain phys between
the cities ON Bellmgham bay.
TUGs-E. W. Purdy, seattle saranac. Ut
saladY.Port Discovery and Dispatch.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-12
SOCIETIES

EAIRHANEN LODGE h. OF p. No. So
Regular meeting Tuesday. D. NJ. at
Castle Hall. corner Larrabee and Eleventh
All visiting members cordially invited to at
tend. +. J. kINGHORN. {. G.
:. :. ANDERSON. X. OF r. and :
Unity Lodge No. l19 |. o. e T. meets every
Monday evening at $50 D. m. In De Fries
hall, Larrabee street. Visiting members are
cordially invited To meet with ~.
A. X. DoRR. c. T.
". G. PRESTON. secretary.
RELLINGHAM COUNCIL. No. 6. Of Fair
~ haven. Jr O. L. A. NJ. meets every
Thursday evening at y. IA In DeFries hall.
All members are earnestly requested to be
present. W. A. RENrLY. &.
W. g. PRESTON. X. :
WARDNER HOSE Ne. a-Regular meeting
W every first and third Friday in the
month ana regular drill every Tuesday at
$40 D. IA. jas. Mulrein Cant
Edward Brown. Secretary.
pENNETT HOSE co No. Irregular meet
~ ing every first and third Wednesday IN
the month aud regular drill every Friday al
500 .. a. A. K. Gibson. Capt.
II. {. Dunbar secretary.
CARPENTERS AND JoINERs UNION. No.
$50 will meet at the G.. A. A. hall every
Monday night. a. BARR. Secretary.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-12

STEAMER PREMIER
ut from Tacoma Wed. Ly for Vancouver
and sat. 500 "a m. We'd & Sat. s:l5 .n
At from Vancouver Lv for Tacoma Mon
Mon. 4 Thur. l0:45 & Thur ii 100 D. m.
p. m: Ar at Tacoma Tues &
Ar az Vancouver Wed Lv Vancouver Mon
and sat. and Thur. 400 D. nj