Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-05
THE OFFICERS ELECTED
meeting OF the Trustees of the
Chamber of Commerce
Last Evening
PRESIDENT, Treasurer, Secretary
and One Vice-President
Reelected
0che dule of Prices For the New
Pamphlet Fixed---Otber7
Business Transacted

. i''' trustees OF the Chamber Of Conn
inerce met last evening in the diroctor.,
! room Of the First National pa,l. m
in members and the secretary nresent
Inc minutes Of the meeting beid ra,
u"iy % were read and approved and
aiso the secretary's financiaI-staton,o,tI
~, aor 'he SIX months ending January n
ne business Of the old board boy,;na
oeeh completed the new board eaac,od
temporary organization bv eIeotina
MAYOR Willin chairman and n U
culver secretary, Officers for the ensu
,"s year, necessarily members Of tbo
board were elected by ballot as
Ioilo"s; President, A. H. CIorl,o.
IlrSI Vlce-president, NJ. G. No Il
Dougail; second vice president
a. .. H. Bloedel; treasurer g w =
Waldron. The question of the eIecHon
ol d secretary then being before tha s,
board Mr.. Gillette stated that the nnh bi
~ library committee had reouestod W
ni,t " submit a proposition for thn Pi
idt ILL.,, occupahcy Of room with the
,.n,'ii l'siiiGer, librarian TO be chosen VII sa
o,,'.it' o"ii oe acceptable to the Chamber ae WI
,,ot.ly y lie desired 10 bring the re
iaI'eI ,,d before the board for discns.inn il, LC
M ,aoI ucnnIle action. Opinions were
~ ~ "a plessed py all the trustees. and tn
~, P''i1 most friendly TO the reading VI
.nti,,P P.UJ'cI was manifested, but the sol
nnoaitid, was almost unanimous i'm wi
,pc,, c,''ofi oe 70 partnership in the occu- sea
.cessa,,- or employment of
5cessary assistance. The hoard w. ~.
'Ved that the affairs of the cLo,,i". iol
ould pe administered as ecunorninaiI,. Ivy. no,
Houlu be consistent with ,f1icinnc,S9 ,i'a ,ii,'
" ulaJ II II could be done at eIi,rG3 wv, w.
Pehse Il suitable Office for tbe 80. 5ol
y 'uu regular meeting place for th. J.
p 80. 9ilould DE provided. Mr.. chi I! allI
-, vas ASKED 10 state for what n, arm
'uru continue TO discharge the dntia, day
49, including also the use of F, WIN
'"pIc once for himselfand tho tr,,' 10 <
, winch he did. He was tbcro,,. B
5Iected and his offer accented G,t PIn Pgj slip
nuns HIS office will Ice on.,ai was
huay IN the rooms lust vncotfd i, on
bahk OF Fairhayen. Thn socroS pros
statement shows that tbo J..
~ Oh lhe chamber are i'm GOOD daup
IItloh' lhere being about $500 i'm tba from
y m
lhe Imperial City" pampblet. oro he c%' %
Pleted with the excepfion of g. dov ,
ana uhis Is being done at III. the h
VI several hundred daiIy TLc terdo
h ~ very highly spoken of Inv ali and I
iiare examined it. Typoofanb. lavin
II iaf eNcels any publication nYnr the nj
ls9ueu ~ this portion orthe st,t. trjciaI
"ork was all done in the HERATn many.
ana 9Id IT Is not too much 10 saw tL"t iured
'uiu i nc credit to any printing o. will h
7nilieht IN the country. The FIrp.
FRESHMAN served his apprentice
III England and worked tot vears The
ne OF the largest offices in Nen, land n
, where he did the press work -" -.
er1i ltlhc American, includiug H.
iiuI Architects aud Buildersiu porlhn
N. Grays
lowing Is the scale Of pric.s new ci
hshed by the board for uo Captai
oi the pamphlets TO tbnso coast a
:, ueslfe them for their privnte yohd g
rom one copy to 200 copies conn. twenty
WIN the iour-colOr lithooranb any pli
oI the Sound country and ls pcrie
lfu eye view Of the div and there is
front, lliteen cents each: from TWO ie
DUO copies, $3.50 per hundred. hhoWn
WV copies, $3.50 per hundred, oy tugs
II the map but with the vio,,, ing. II
lts each. BY arranoe,nant ,,JW, ,,'itt, the ent
Dhshers the business or nrnfas easily
cara OF those who purchase 200 oshore
VII ~ printed on the covers. If iiiitiyYs, u
, "ithOut extra charge. The ~ tiie u
ry Is held responsible for aII harbor
md is dirested to sell ca, IL az years ag
point, bl