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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10

The presidents salary is paid to him
in monthly installments of 81, 1861.
The warrant is brought to the White
House by a special messenger of the
treasury department, and after the
president has endorsed it as he would
an ordinary draft, his private secretary
deposits it at the Columbia bank.
When the president is out
of town the draft is mailed
to him. The same method is
pursued in paying the justices of the
supreme court. Uncle Sam is model
paymaster. His treasurer never finds
its necessary to return warrants to the
holders, endorsed mot paid for want
of funds.n
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10
HOME FOLKS AND VISITORS

Mr.. Hector Bruce, of Quincy, Flor
ida, was a visitor to Fairhaven yester-
day. While he acknowledges the
superiority of the Washington climate,
he is also willing to admit that for gen.
eral productive features the Puget
sound country beats the world. "You
can raise vegetables and other produce
which beats anything we can approx
mate" he said. "And notwithstand.
ing the report published in your paper
that the Great Northern will not come
down the Skagit pass, am willing &c
stake my faith on the town to say that
this city will be in it when far more
pretentious cities have passed out of the
race altogether
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10
NOTICE

The business office of the HERALD,
as well as the WORLD, is now estab-
lished in the Allerton building, north
west corner of Harris avenue and
Twelfth street. All accounts will be
kept there and all bills for advertising,
subscription or job work may be set
tied there. Telephone number $40
telephone number at publication office
52l.
The publishers will esteem it spec
ial favor a: this time, owing to ar
rangements for the consolidation o
the two papers, if all persons indebted
to either will make prompt settlement
of their bills.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10
PERSONAL

A. w. Black, Of Vancouver, B. c., is in
the city.
Councilman Frank }. Kingdom Is con-
fined TO his room by typhoid fever.
Mr.. J. Crawford, representing the
Mutual Life Insurance company Of New
York, is in the city.
County Commissioner Judson, of Lyn.
den, was in the city yesterday on
business.
Mr.. b. Wilkeson, son Of Mr.. Frank
Wilkeson Of this city, and wife, OF Chca.
90, registered at The Fsirhaven Tuesday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkeson were
married in Chicago a few days ago.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10

As we expected there were some
murmurs yesterday because the HER
AID told the plain unvarnished truth
about the utterances of the Great
Northern president, but the grumblers
were few in comparison with the num-
Der who expressed their hearty APP
proval of the articles. There is gener-
ally something wrong when a man is
afraid of the truth. "Deceit is the
false road to happiness" and it is not
TO the credit of human nature that so
many are content to travel it. There
has been and still is too great ten
dency on Puget sound to dealings in
glittering generalities. AS for us let
us "tell the truth and shame the
devil" Concealment can profit us
nothing. Our future does not hang
upon the words of any man, but the
growth and prosperity of our city does
depend largely upon the energy and
enterprise displayed in the develop
ment of the mighty resources with
which the region surrounding is so
richly endowed.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10
A QUESTION OF SIZE

Some people, who are in the habit OF
borrowing their neighbours HERALD
every morning, are somewhat disposed
to complain because it is not larger.
It is size that counts in their estima-
ton, and in another sense it is the size
of such people that makes the publica-
ton of so many small papers necessary.
When the patronage of this particular
paper renders it possible to make it
larger and publish more good reading
matter without loss the size will be in
creased. We propose to print just as
good paper as the people will pay for
incidentally we note that it is the
general opinion that the local news
field is well covered by our columns
and the news of the world
will be given just as soon as the
! report of the Associated Press is OBJ
tainable. By strangers town is judg-
ed largely by its newspapers. If the
people of Fairhaven are DESTROYS OF
having larger and better paper they
must make up their minds to pay for
it, There are few institutions in this
city which have so large a payroll as
the HERALD, and nearly all of the
money it disburses, except for paper
goes into the channels Of local trade
helping many dealers, directly and in
directly who seldom or never contribute
a dollar for advertising in its columns
although some of them have a penchant
for dodgers and guttersnipes and other;
almost invariably get caught
by the fakirs who period
ically work the town in the
interest of Cuisines reviews" "com
mercial bulletins" and other similar
swindles. Let the merchants anC
business men, lawyers, doctors, prop
erty owners and people generally, give
these plain observations little reason
able consideration and make up thei
minds to contribute readily and will
ingly, according to their means, to thu
support of a paper that labors jealousy
to cover its field creditably, and mean
to be fearless, just and reliable.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10

The Forepaugh menagerie is a
mighty aggregation of the worlds
noblest specimens of animal life. The
accompanying circus is a delightful
succession of bewildering marvels of
animal training and wonderful feats of
human skill and daring. The proprie-
tor, Mr.. James f. Cooper, is most
courteous and unassuming gentleman
whom it is a pleasure to meet, and his
agents are men whose bearing is most
eourtly and conduct most honorable.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10

The Portland smelter has gone into
the hands Of receiver, as many prac-
teal men predicted, at the time of its
establishment, that it would in course
of time. 1t is not advantageously 10
Gated. Portland is not and never will
be a mining center. The ores of the
Cascade mountains and Northern
Idaho should be and will be smelted on
Puget sound, and the great reduction
works will be located ON tide water, as
near as practicable to the greatest ore
deposits and the cheapest and best fuel.
In these respects there can be no ques-
ton that Fairhaven possesses advan-
tages far superior to those of any other
point. The Skagit valley is the great
natural outlet for the vast mineral
wealth of the Cascade mountains.
Within easy reach from its head on
the one side is the Cascade district and
on the other the Monte Cristo, both
of which have been proven by the dis
coveries and developments of the past
two years TO be vast storehouses of gold
and silver bearing ores. Down the val
ley, only thirty miles from Fairhaven,
is the greatest mine of coking coal
on the Pacific coast, and one of the
greatest in the world. All around are
mighty forests, and here we have a
matchlpss harbOr and every assurance
of the best railroad facilities of any
point on the entire Pacific slope. With
all of these advantages it can only be q
question of time when great smelling
and refining works will be located
at or near Fairhaven. Nothing but q
woeful lack of individual pluck and
push can long delay the establishment
of such enterprises.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10
THEY SAY
Easier Times Ahead

1t has been many years since the
country had a conjunction of large
crops of excellent quality and good
prices for everything. This fortune
should pull everybody out of the
dumps. Money is very coy at this
time towards new investments and
speculative enterprises, but it will be
abundant for the purposes of ordinary
trade. Easier times are ahead.-Ore-
Uonian
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10

Mr.. Thistle should be encouraged in
his efforts to bring to Fairhaven a series
of creditable entertainments. The first
of the fall season will be the Emma
Thursby concert to be given tomorrow
evening. This talented cantatrice is
most highly spoken of by the press Of
this country as well as the old world
and the ablest critics pronounce heI
voice one of rare charm and power
Fairhaven is not lacking in lovers OF
good music and they should see to il
that Miss Thursby and her company
are greeted by a good house.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10

Job work of all kinds executed in the
highest style of the printers art at the
HERALD office. Orders will be re-
ceived at the business office, corner
OF Harris avenue and Twelfth street,
telephone number $40, or at the publi-
cation office, Larrabee avenue, tele-
phone number 52l.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10

men superior to incorporate men in
the same field. A clear head, steady
hand and constitution unimpaired
by intoxicants, are more than match
for muddled brain, an unsteady hand
and weakened constitution. Ger
many has found it out and belives it.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10

Altogether the great show is marvel
Of order and decorum, and a most cred
liable and powerful agency in the edu-
cation of the people. 1t well deserves
its success,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10

A few shell-game swindlers and
other fakirs are following in the wake
of the Forepaugh show, having come
to this city yesterday from Seattle. Mr..
Cooper and his agents did their best to
secure the arrest of the outfit here, but
for some reason they were not success
full. Mr.. Cooper was heard to remark
that it looked as if there was "more in
itp for the officers not to see them.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-09-10

Eastern Advertisers I Tas sPe Of East st
ern advertisers is called to the FAIRHAvEN
HERALD as a judicious advertising medium.
Heretofore no foreign advertising of any de-
scription has been received.
CnntpActSl received through all the re-
Sontl aotSI sponsible eastern advertising
agencies.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-29
9-story brick house No 81

2-story brick house No 81
Pittsburg Inclined Plane Co. o........
lot 40x70 Frederick street be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth
22-story brick dwellings Nos
l1l2-4
i 2-story frame dwelling
lot 20x70 Mary Ann street be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth
p story frame dwelling No iii
lot 40xS0 Frederick street be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth
Q 2-story brick dwellings Nos
1113-1115
lot 40xS0 Bradford street between
Eleventh and Twelfth
32-story brick dwellings
2story brick dwelling
lot 20x70 Mary Ann street be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth
2-story brick dwelling
Scott, Dominee, with notice to Muir =
ray A Werner.
lot 24x5O Carson street between
Sixth and Seventh
2-story frame house No 612
lot Mx50 Mint alley between
Sixth and Seventh
2-story brick dwellings Nos
6O9-6l1
Voelker, Lawrence. ce.........:........
lot 36x471a Muriel street between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets
2story frame dwelling No Ills
lot 24xA Muriel street corner
Twelfth street
2-story brick dwelling
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-29
TWENTY-FIVE wARD-1sso,
City, Special and sub-District School
Taxes,

City, Special and sub-District School
Taxes.
Birdelbach heirs. irs....................S 81 y
lot 40x7S.53 Twenty-seventh
street corner Carey alley
2-story brick house Nol6
Brooks, William, with notice to PV
Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 790
l-story frame tank house corner
Twenty-first and Josephine
Farley, James L.................... 81 81
lot 20Xl20 Sarah street between
Twenty-thlrd and Twenty
fourth
2-story brick dwelling
Fmke, Fred'k k.....,................ 63I7
lot 20NG0 Josephine street be-
tween Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-seventh streets
l-story frame storeroonl
l-story frame stable
lot 33xl20 Jane street between
Twenty-frst and Twenty-sec-
oDd
Heating, Mary. y....:..................~ los e5
lot 20xI20 Sarah street between
Twelty-third and Twenty
fourth
2-stury frame house
lot 9OXl2O Sarah street between
Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth
2-story frame houses
Nos e3l0-a3l2
Ka.sa, Justias.. as....-.."............... IL s.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-29
TwENTY-NINTH wARD-1sso.

City and sub-District School Taxes.
Brucker, ..........................$ 108 70
lot 20x96 Carson street
2-story frame dwelling No I'LL
Graft, Elizabeth L. with notice to
Murray A Werner r..............-.. 175 35
lot 96xl00 Carson street between
Sixth and Seventh streets
3-story brick dwelling No GIG
2-story brick dwelling
Hoffman, Magdalena .......... 38 5S
lot 201S0 Eleventh street between
Bradford and Frederick street
2-story brick house No lis
Lofi, Frank Peter, with notice TO
Murray A. werner. ........:.....-... ~ &
lot 12x100 Carson street between
Sixth and Seventh streets
22-story houses Nos COS, 6l0
Miller, Isabella. a.............. x4Cz
lot 1S.77x95 Muriel street between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets
3-story brick dwelling No 1l06
Miller, H. B. so 81
lot24xl10 Twelfth street between
Sarah and Carson streets
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-29

4lots 40x1ss each Fingal street
Nos 26, %, 2s, %
lot 25.6sx6O to a point Grandview
avenue corner Oneida street
Swain & Richardson. 315
lot 25xsO on Ward line near
Woodville avenue
Strachman, Herman. ..:;.....-:.... B So
2lots 70 averaging ZIG in all Sha-
Ter street block l Shaler addi-
tion Nos and small dwelling
house
Schindehette, Philopena...-:--.--...- II 45
lot 50x210 Shaler street between
Greenleaf and Rutledge No z
lstory frame dwelling
Tate, John ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 267
lot 2Ox1OO Albany street between
Springfield and Syracuse NO
lot 22x1OO Albany street between
Camden and Syracuse No 1913
lots 20X100 eacn Rhode Island
avenue W E place Samuel
Black plan Nos 229, go
lot 5Ox22I shaler street between
Greenleaf and Rutledge No2
two-story frame house
one-story frame stable
lot 63.6x5O Republic street corner
6Greenleaf part No 20
lot 5oxais shaler street between
Greenleaf and Rutledge No4
fOlk, William. Observation-Disclosures. 81
lot 50x205 Shaler street between
Greenleaf and Rutledge Noe
lot 50x173.9 90 Finga corner Green
leaf Shaler plan part 2S
Washington Gas sCompany.. 966
lot l5Ox16O independence street
Wilson, John A.. ....................... no
8 lots intersection of New York
avenue and Springfield being
lots Nos l. 2, g. T. 5, West End
place Samuel Black plan
Washington, George geJ.. 7S6
lot 25x130 Oneida street, between
Wills and Sycamore
2 story frame dwelling
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-29
THIRTY-FIRsr wARD-1sso.

City and Sub-District School Taxes.
% lot a51ioe Beiittzhoover avenue
corner Lillian No S07
2story frame dwelling
Anderson, Walter. er.................. 3 SO
lot 25x100 Knox avenue corner
Freeland No 220
Brown, John. Is II
8 lots 69x30 to a point Hanover
street Brown plan Nos II, AZ, 43
6lots 20x120 each Hanover steet
Brown plan Nos SO, 20, II, r. 7S
lot I4.s7xs4 5e feet in rear Roam
oke street, Brown plan No 81
lot 4o9is5 Brownsville avenue to "
Robinson street
| Carroll, Patrick. Observation-Disclosures. 70 45
vile avenue Nos
2story frame dwelling
lot 19x93 3S feet back Brownsville
2-story frame dwelling
lot 5xl25 Brownsville avenue
near Thirtieth ward line
2-story frame dwelling
two 2story frame dwellings -.
stable
Church, Second Presbyterian trus-
lot 7l1io6 Maple avenue corner
Manton alley Nos o. &c. 81
0ess ies sasssnioO sS Lillian street No $50 -
lot MxlOO Lillian street No 351
story frame dwelling
Church Thirteenth United Presby-
'esiaa lots p 75xioo % in ali Lillian street 10
Nos 345, 346 347
Eibs, Henry with notice to A Smythe rs 81
lot A5xl47.5 Washington avenue
a-story frame dwelling
stable
Geary. Lieut. E Post 2s6, Ar. sse
lot 25xl05 Arlington avenue be-
tween Manton alley and Indus
2story frame dwelling
Aie lot '; a5xi5o Excelsior street to
Cherry alley No Ill
2-story frame dwelling
lot 5cxl475 Industry street Nos
IS and So
no lot ii iooxSo to a point Browns;vviiiiie
avenue corner Roanoke No 80
Heinrich, Herman, with notice to
F W Heinrich and A Stucken-
D1 Ios joxio5 Beitahoover avenue avenue
corner Cherry alley Nos 1l9, l2O
2-story frame house (F w Helm
lot 45xl47x Washington avenue
corner Allen avenue parts Nos
5and6
a-story frame dwelling "a Stuck
enDeTp)
lot 2lxl53 Brownsville avenue to
Hill alley No 23S
daI6y w "
lot 25xl5O Excelsior street to
Cherry alley No 1l2
Jenkins, Jane E..,.................. 5S2
lot 32.3xl60 McLain street No 81
Kleinsterober, Mrs, with notice to
Rt Rev Richard Phelan. ...... 261
lot 25x5O Proctor alley part of
west half of No26
frame dwelling
Kalkhof Henry. II IL
lot 25x1l4 Maple avenue corner
Climax street No 204
2-story frame dwelling No liz
Leech, Sarah. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
lot 25x73.9 Manton alley between
Arlington avenue and ward
lstory frame dwelling Nolan
avenue y
Mayer, Wendell. l.............., ....::.. 10 ID
lot 25xl25 Industry streetNo95
F. 1story frame dwelling No, 1a
Maple, Thomas S..................... 796 64
. 2-story frame dwellings
lot 2695x1l2 Lillian street to city
line corner Be1tzhoover Nos
S0S. s09. $40, 3il, 5l2, 3l3, 3l4, 3l5,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-29
1891 4.
s16, 3l7 and 800

3l6, 3l7 and 80
42story brick dwellings
lot 25x100 Arlington avenue to
Freeland street No 231
lot 50x106 Beltzhoover avenue to
Matilda street Nos 223, 224
lot A.6xll2 Lillian street to city
line
4Queen Anne cottages
lot 133x160 155 feet rear Washing
ton navenue corner Beltzhoover
2-story brick dwelling
frame shop
frame stable
lot 171x185 Excelsior street, cor
ner Beltzhoover 91 to 95, 9613.9
lot 62x55 Sunbeam alley near Ex-
celsior street Nos. 81, 98, 80
lot 176x140 Brownsville avenue
to Hecla way
lot averaging 4sx66 Hecla way to
Mclean corner Melrose
lot 100xl00 Renwick street. be-
tween Eureka and McLaln Nos
80 to SO
lot 25x100 Renwick street corne
Eureka NO34
2lots 25x106 each Belthoovera ave-
nue. to Matilda way corner
Freeland Nos 225, 226
2lots 25xl25 each Freeland street
between Matilda and Fern
alley Nos 23O 231
2lots a5xl25 each Freeland street
between Matilda and Fern
alley227, DDS, 229
42-story frame dwellings
lot 25xl06 Maple street between
Climax and Industry No 147
lot 25xl25 Freeland street be-
tween Knox and Adelaide No
26O
1-story frame dwelling
Martin, John L. 6 81
lot 2jx1O6 Beltzhoover avenue
corner Climax street No 14O
frame stable
Martin, Thomas from G.. T. Robin
lot al average lis lafoot street
Mclaughlin William . q A
lot 25x1O6 Maple avenue between
Climax and Industry No 14s
history frame dwelling
Pawne, Eliza j. 81
lot 25T1O0 Maple avenue No $50
Peel, Robert and Jas A. . SO;
lot 25xs75 Excelsior street be-
tween Maple and Allen
2-story frame dwelling No37
Pittsburg Inclined Plane Co... 1s1 81
lot 4Sx60 Birmingham road be-
tween Washington avenue and
city line
lot 32x139 Brownsville avenue be-
tween Washington avenue and
Twenty-seventh ward line
1-story frame dwelling
lot 32x137 Brownsville avenue
between Washington avenue
and Twenty-seventh ward line
2-story frame dwelling
lot 32x1S Brownsville avenue
between Arlington avenue
and Twenty-seventh ward line
2-story frame dwelling
lot 24x123 Brownsville avenue
to birmingham road Nos 14,
l25
2-story frame dwelling
lot 32xl35 Brownsville avenCe
between Washington avenue
and Twenty-seventh ward line
2-story frame dwelling
lot 4Sx60 Birmingham road be-
tween Beam street and ward
line
u acre land Brownsville avenue
to Birmingham road corner
Plane street
Emma W....... 36
lot 25.9x150 Eureka street to Nc
Lain avenue part No. s
Richter, Henry. Observation-Disclosures. 13 So
lot 25X117 Walter avenue corner
Lillian street No 2S1
2-story frame dwelling No 134
lot 99x135 Brownsville avenue to
Helena alley corner Emerald
The Hays Planning Mill Company. 4 81
lot 25 10x150 McLain avenue No so
Unknown Owner No. /, with notice
lot iss s6Ox1a5 feet rear Browns. "
Vile avenue Nos to IL in
elusive
lot lO5x6O to point Brownsville
avenue Nos ], 2, 3
Wartime, George. An
lot average sOx70.4 to a point
Birmingham road, corner OF
ter alley
Weber, Mrs Mary. ry............. 4 Oh
lot M.6x150 Eureka street to Nc
lain street, No 13
Elizabeth h.. So
stable from Pittsburg Inclined
Plain Company
Yuergens, Charles. es....... 6H
lot 25X150 Excelsior street to Ci-
cero alley n of No 15 stable
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-29
2-story frame dwelling

| 2-story frame dwelling
McGord, Samuel B.. .......:.:: ol
lot 251I Norton avenue Norton
plan No 81
History frame house
McCready, Emmett M. M....:..... 26 SO
2lots 2xlo1 each Belonda street
between Halpin and Lowen
2story frame dwelling
Lot s5xioo Sycamore street be-
tween Bertha and Kersarge
I5-story frame dwelling
Nusser, Ellen. n............. 4s 30
2lots 25xlgi each Boggs avenue
Nos and4
2story frame dwelling No20
l lstory meat shop No Il
stable and slaughter house
Nusser, Christopher, Jr.....-..-..... Is IL
slots 25xl9l each Boggs avenue
Nos2and3
Periath, or Peroth, Charles. pn
Lot 50x110 Kramer way Kohl
meyer plan Not
Istory frame dwelling
Pare, Henry and Thomas. ........... 50
q, lot "a averaging 1O7 Belonda
street W & W plan parts 45 and
lot 3o6xios feet back williams
street between Pfeil street and
ward line
Stewart William. am.............-...;. p 10
lot 67xl50 Grace street to Wood
Vile avenue
small house
lot 1z1x62 Kearsarge street be-
tween Virginia and Sycamore
small frame dwelling
lot 5415Iso is feet back Gray
street Norton plan No 46
1-story frame house
Seller, John, with notice to Terrence
lot ssxlO0 Southern avenue inter
section of Williams
2story frame dwelling
Semple, Frank No No2...... % 90
lots 50x200 each Bigham street
Nos n and Is
Steinman, August. ust........... 257
lot 2OxS0 Albert street part lot
No9
Thomas, william am.... g 81 |
lot 75x1OO Kearsarge street cor
astory frame dwelling
stable Il
lot s5xso Southern avenue Nor.
ton plan No "A
lstory frame dwelling
VOfght, William. Observation-Disclosures. 7S 10 /
lot is8s312ioMerrimac street cor.
ner Grandview avenue
large cottage house
storeroom
Worley & CLOSER. er................ II OF |
6lots Nx1O0each Hickman street
Rolf plan Nos to 10
Werkmeister, Peter 81. H...... S55
lot 30x100 Norton avenue Norton
plan No50
lstory frame house
Walter, Catherine .................... q 45
lot 2l.60x1OS Kramer way plan
part No l3
2-story frame dwelling
lot 25xl65 Sycamore street No 81
lot % averaging 100 Sycamore
street No 50
THIRTY-THIRD wARD-1S90.
City and Sub-District School Taxes.