Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-05
ORGANIZING FOR WORK
Ralph K. Nichols, State Re
publican Organizer, Visits
the Bay
ne Outlines Plan of Work and
Forms Nucleus of Two Re
publican Clubs
A Meeting of Fairhaven and
New Whatcom Republicans
Last Night

Ralph X. Nichols, of Ellensburob
secretary Of the Republican state com
mlttee, and the state organizer of the
party, arrived in New Whatcom ves-
terday morning to inaugurate a move
iheht Tor the thorough organization of
the Republicans of this county. Mr.
nichols has been travelling over the
state since the first of November i'm tba
discharge Of his duties as state oroop-
lzer. He came here from jefferson
county, where he succeeded in forn,i,o.
the nucleus Of a county organization,
secretary of State Allen Weir accom-
panied Mr.. Nichols to Jefferson and
ClaIIam counties, and was expected IN
accompany him to this county. but was !
unable to come. Mr.. Nichols expected f.,
10 remain several days when he ar q
rived, but yesterday afternoon he re-
ceiVed telegram calling him to Seattle
10 an appointment for this evening
! re was therefore unable to visit Fa1.
maven, but expects to return bero IL
soon. mere Jo
Mr.. T.. w. Purdy, of the state com. g
illttee, received Mr.. Nichols and intro di
luceu MN TO many of the party leaders Dl
lmohg whom he passed the day in0uir- III
ng lilIo the situation and needs of tha y
county. vi Uiie Of
IN the evening an informal meeting Tn
d u Wen known Republicans of Faire
!" ven anu New WhatcOm was held at err
: nie PHlce Oh Bruce, Brown d Rayburn. nc
i Jhe de Mattos block. Mr. NichnI5 ov'
'as present and explained fbe aior, $50
nd purpose Of the proposed orgaiti1a yei
ON. He then suggested that if If u,as / y
'sIred TO nave club for Whatconn y0l
le movement could be started tba,, per
III OIere. A paper was Immediately l,Ol
'sseu around for signatures. and ever, Lol
sident of New Whatcom nra,.,;yy abO
5hed It, Following is a list of tbe be
'mes which will form the nucleus Of judi
e Whatcom club: VI grcs
Ed Fischer, s. NJ Bruce. w. I. NIL Il
> ID. McIaggart, G. G. Cole. n. r ton
oIiq ulst, +. B. Anderson, J. r. Tav- yeal
; FhlI G9llaher, VIII ID. jenkins, NJ yeaI
iuersoh' VIM. Riley, j. w. Ivev. g, i
A4tAsiihs, = KIM, II. e. Hadley, c. w. Dorr 0Id
a., q, 9lIilqhds, ). !. de Mattos, +. W. h0gs ?lg5
ii'S} =, D. "iesenberger, Il. Y Gray II
AS /. Roth, w. NJ. Leach ~ 1RHi' asses
les, Il. II. Farnham. j. G. Evans on "a
ne slghers Immediately effected a low {
ipofary organization by the election dlVld
;. NJ Bruce, chairman, and win II that
klns as secretary. adhe
ne following committee 10 draft oo,, reven
iIloh and bylaws was appointed. ruled
!; Cole, c. w. Dor, J. ". Iyev A
Fischer and J. J. Wiesenberoer ~ Chair
ne following were chosen unon a
hlttee to provide rooms for head
tiers; ID. McTaggart, w. M leach The
VIII ID. jenkins. North
nnance committee cOnsistino of bo,,,
following was also appointedo q 80, -
atklns II. f. Hadley and J. G. WINE, WHICH
irhaven was represented at tbo lerVle'
ing by Ex-Governor George A seita
). M. Miller, Judge GeoTge : ~ u
>. A. Frye, f. j. Kingdom. + g I,ao aci !, !,
ana Others. Those present signed tteVeli it5.
'er for Fairhaven club. but as tbe ehai u
Der present was limited the organ. leid r
n was deferred. A meeting T,iiI quiry q
id at the office Of +. J. Kfn9born uepartl
morning for the purpose ofappoint. clty ye
committee to circulate paner for report
ing signatures for MEMBERSHIPS strucIlt
- iioefsiiip' the fiel
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