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Gibbard & Lever, Funeral Directors and Embalmers Undertaking Parlors 3d & H Sts., Pioneer Bdg., Eureka
Varnishes and Brushes at Pluke's, Cor 2d & D Sts
218 JOHN KILLOR FERNDALE ENTERPRISE
E. O. SMITH
1878
TWELFTH YEAR AND VOLUME
1890
FERNDALE ENTERPRISE
PUBLISHED AT FERNDALE, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, BY CARR & SCOTTON
Especially Devoted to the Encouragement of the Productions, Manufactures and Commerce of Eel River Valley and Humboldt County
Specimen Copy and Advertising Rates Sent Free to any Address
JOHN KILLOR
MAIN STREET FERNDALE, CAL.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
CARRIAGES, WAGONS CARTS, PHAETONS AND BUGGIES
Anything you Want from a Sulky to a Lumber Wagon ESTIMATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
Farmers not having the Cash can pur- chase of him, notwithstanding, as he will take produce, stock, etc., in exchange. Give him a call, and you will find that he is the man to deal with
. - ALL WORK GUARANTEED
E. O. SMITH
Main Street Hydesville, Cal. One Door below HOME JOURNAL. Office
Variety and Notion Store CRYING DOLLS, DRUMS, TOY GUNS, ALBUMS, SCRAP- BOOKS, ETC., ETC.
Full Line of Goods usually found in a Notion Store ALWAYS ON HAND
Boot and Shoe-maker REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE
J. N. LENTELL CIVIL ENGINEER, AND BRICK MANUFACTURER H Street., bet. 4th and 5th
Pictures AND Picture Frames at Mathews
HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES 219
THE FIRST ALCALDE
At the same meeting that provided us with a name for our beautiful bay, Maj. Howard was elected Alcalde for this district. In 1852 he was elected Public Administrator; in 1856-7, District Attorney; in 1858-9, County Superintendent of Schools. Until 1873 Mr. Howard had lived upon his farm on Humboldt Bluff, after which he moved to Eureka with his family, where he now resides. Mr. Howard possesses cultivated attainments, sound judgment, warm attachments and never surrenders his own convictions for the sake of popularity.
MRS. C. E. BLAKE
Mrs. Blake has gained the high reputation of being the leader of fashions in this city. The large and elegantly fitted-up establishment occupied by this enterprising lady, boasts the largest, freshest and most elegant stock of millinery goods to be found in the county. This lady's artistic taste has proven her adaptability to the business. In addition to the fine line of bonnets, both trimmed and untrimmed, she carries an elegant line of plumes, laces, feathers, tips, ribbons, velvets, satins, etc., of every description. She has placed her prices on a basis that at once reveals the secret of success. To the fine and elegant imported millinery goods and laces are added fair and honorable dealing. This is the highest business advantage attainable.
VANCE HOUSE
This hotel is an ornament to Eureka. It is conducted by Messrs. Race & Ellsworth. It fronts 110 feet on G street and 120 on Second. It has an elevation of seventy feet to the cupola, from which the eye is greeted with a panoramic vision of magnificent scenery of the beautiful bay and surrounding country. The Vance has three stories-lower 15 feet high, second 14 feet, and third II feet. There are about one hundred rooms, all supplied with gas, stationery marble wash- stands, hot and cold water, comfortable beds and call-bells. The family rooms, in fact the greater portion of the house, are heated by hot-air pipes. Every facility for comfort and convenience is offered to the invalid, tourist, merchant, sportsman and quiet family man. The table is supplied with only choice food. Wines and liquors, hair dressing parlors, hot and cold or steam baths, W. U. Telegraph office are all connected with the hotel. The Vance House is without doubt the best first-class hotel north of San Francisco. Messrs. Race & Ellsworth are genial and popular gentlemen. Their efforts merit success.
A. P. CAMPTON
One of the foremost citizens and enterprising men is Mr. A. P. Campton, of Rohnerville, the successful horticulturist and energetic member of the Horticultural Commission for Humboldt county. He is a zealous and successful experimenter
Gibbard 8 Lever DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF Por. Third and H Streets Dioneer Building, Eureka
Furniture
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Illuminating Oils and Paint Oils at Pluke's, 2d and D Streets
220 0). Swanson Geo. W. Harpst
J. B. Crooks M. P. Hansen
O. SWANSON
FIELD'S LANDING CALIFORNIA
DEALER IN
FORTUNA SHAVING PARLORS AND BATH ROOMS
FORTUNA, Humboldt County
CALIFORNIA
J. B. CROOKS, Proprietor
Barber Supplies Kept on Hand
Crooks' Electric Oil and Hair Restora- tives for Sale
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Satisfaction Guaranteed in All Respects
MAIN STREET Opposite Star Hotel
FORTUNA CALIFORNIA
PIONEER Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
AND TRINIDAD STAGE OFFICE
S. E. Cor. Plaza Arcata, Cal. CEO. W. HARPST, Proprietor
SUPERIOR TURN-OUTS A SPECIALTY
Stylish and Safe Tournouts, double and Single to Order
GOOD SADDLE HORSES ALWAYS ON HAND
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Particular Attention Paid to Boarding Horses Loose Stock Fed and Cared For
Sportsmen and Pleasure Seekers Will be Properly Informed as to Loca- tion of Game and Fishing
TERMS REASONABLE
DIR.T! DIRT!
ALTON, Junction, CAL.
If you want a Choice Lot in Alton, Cal., at a Low Price, on Easy Terms, write to the owner direct, or call and see him yourself.
ALTON
Humboldt County, Cal., is the Junction of the Eel River and Eureka Railroad and Pacific Lumber Company's Rail- road. The importance of this town can only be estimated, when you are inform- ed that it is the key to the Overland Railroad. That the Great Waterways, the Van Duzen and Eel Rivers wash its shores-it is situated at the base of the greatest Redwood belt in the world, the Richest Valleys in the County can only be reached from Alton, the Junction.
Address or see
M. P. HANSEN
Blue Prints, Tracing, Etc., furnished on Short Notice
Maps J. N. LENTELL, Civil Engineer, H St., bet. 4th and 5th, Eureka
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General Merchandise PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, GRAIN, BARLEY, OATS, WHEAT, BRAN DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES HATS, CAPS, CONFEC- TIONERY, CIGARS AND TOBACCO
HARDWARE SPECIALTIES
QUEENSWARE, WOODENWARE
AGENT FOR Chamberlain's Proprietary Medicines
TEST AND PRICE MY GOODS
Pianos and Organs LATEST ASSORTMENT SHEET MUSIC J. E. Mathews
HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES 223
MEL. CRISTIE
Probably no man of Humboldt county has a wider range of acquaintance or enjoys a larger circle of friends than the subject of this sketch. Mr. Cristie, or as he is more familiarly known, Mel .; has by strict attention to business, and employing only skilled assistants, built up an independent and lucrative business. His patronage is liberal, and derived from the leading citizens and transient visitors. While many similar establishments are termed "Parlors," few are able to compete with Mel.'s "Hair Dressing and Shaving Parlors." Every appearance in these parlors denotes care and taste. The tables are well supplied with newspapers and periodicals for the comfort and enjoyment of visitors. The mirror reflects many a face of our fair sex, who throng this establishment to have their hair fashionably trimmed and artistically arranged. Mr. Cristie is an affable and courteous gentleman, with a genial and companionable disposition, liberal to a fault when the cause of charity requires it. Few men better deserve space in this local history than does our esteemed fellow-townsman, Mel. Cristie.
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Gibbard & Lever Do All Styles of Upholstering AND Repairing PIONEER B'DG Cor. 3d & H St.
E. G. PLUKE, Agent Heath & Mlligan Manufacturing Co's BEST PREPARED PAINT
224 Union Hotel Freshwater Hotel
Dr. Dexter Witter Nob Hill Boarding House
UNION HOTEL
ROBERT ROBERTS . PROPRIETOR South side Plaza, Arcata, Cal. The Oldest Hotel in Humboldt County
Board and Lodging per Day, $1 to $1 50 Single Meals 25 cts
Lodging .. 25 cts
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The Largest and Best Equipped Hotel North of Eureka
A QUIET PLACE FOR FAMILIES
First-class Accommodations at Prices that Defy Competition
All Baggage Free from and to Depot
Good Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers
This hotel has been lately overhauled, and is now one of the best hotels in the county
DR. DEXTER WITTER
MAIN STREET RIO DELL
Humboldt Co., Cal.
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST
A Full Line of Pure, Fresh Drugs
LEADING PROPRIETARY MEDICINES AT LIST PRICES
Proper Advice Cheerfully Given
FIRST-CLASS FARE COST REASONABLE
FRESHWATER HOTEL
Junction Arcata and Freshwater Road 6 Miles East of Eureka
This Hotel is Finely and Commodiously Equipped and Furnished for
FAMILIES AND . SINGLE BOARDERS
One of the Finest Dancing Halls in the County is Connected with this House. Elegant Suppers are Expressly and Promptly Prepared upon all Occassions for Parties or Sociables, upon Short Notice.
Good Stables for the Care of Transient Stock
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars at Bar ALEX. GRAHAM, Proprietor
Knob Hill Boarding House MRS. JAS. G. WORTHINGTON, Prop'r
Knob Hill Blue Lake One Block East of the Railroad Depot CALIFORNIA
The Best Boarding House in Humboldt County Board and Lodging per day $1 to $1.50 Lodging Single Meal 25 25
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT PRICES THAT DEFY . COMPETITION
A QUIET PLACE FOR FAMILIES
Mrs. Worthington gives her personal attention to the management of the House. The guest is assured of inner satisfaction and outward comfort.
J. N. LENTELL CIVIL ENGINEER, AND BRICK MANUFACTURER H Street., bet. 4th and 5th
CITY OFFICERS
JOHN VANCE
Mayor
JAMES T. KELEHER
Clerk
JAMES N. GILLETT
City Attorney
N. G. LINDSAY. -
Marshal
DANIEL J. FOLEY
Assessor
JAMES G. D. CRICHTON
Treasurer
JOHN CARR -
Police Judge
COUNCILMEN
ALEXANDER CONNICK Ist Ward
HENRY SEVIER - 2nd Ward
WM. L. HENEY -
3rd Ward
SOLOMON COOPER
. 4th Ward
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
A. W. HANNAH
Eureka Township
F. S. DUFF
Eureka Township
C. L. TRUESDELL
CHAS. BURRELL
J. E. MYERS
U. BEERBOWER
ED. M. SKINNER
W. G. MILLER -
W. B. ALFORD
Pacific Township
C. M. KNOWLES
O. F. REDFIELD
G. E. CLOUD
D. SIMONS
Pacific Township Hydesville Township Hydesville Township Rohnerville Township Rohnerville Township Mattole Township
I. N. DOUGHERTY
R. M. HOLMAN
A. C. FRIEND
J. SENTENY
E. P. FLETCHER
. Mattole Township Van Duzen Township Van Duzen Township Trinidad Township Trinidad Township Klamath Township Klamath Township
JOS. GRAYBELL O. WASHINGTON M. A. McKINNON L. P. WILDER FRED. GENT
- Orleans Township Orleans Township
OLIVER SWANSON
Bucksport Township Table Bluff Township
W. H. PERROTT
Union Township Union Township South Fork Township South Fork Towns. ip - Mad River Township Mad River Township
JAS. SMITH
PARLIAMENTARY RULES AND USAGES
Trace each motion to its respective references and you master at a glance the intricacies of Parliamentary usages, comprising some three hundred points of order :
Motion to adjourn.
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Motion to determine time to which to adjourn.
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RULES OF PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE- Condensed
1, Questions undebatable, sometimes remarks tacitly allowed.
2. U'ndebatable if another question is before the house.
3. Debatable question.
4. Limited debate only on propriety of postponement.
a. Does not allow reference to main question.
b. Opens the main question to debate.
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12. Motion to commit ; seventh.
13. Motion to amend ; eighth.
14. Motion to postpone indefinitely : ninth.
15. On motion to strike out words, "Shall the words stand part of the motion?" unless a majority sustains the words they are struck out. .
16. On motion for previous question the form to be observed is, " Shall the main question be now put?" This, if carried, ends debate.
17. On an appeal from the Chair's decision. "Shall. the derision be sustained as the ruling of the house?". The chair is generally sustained.
18. On motion for Orders of the Day. " Will the house now proceed to the Orders of the Day?" This, if
carried, supersedes intervening motions.
19. When an objection is raised to considering ques- tion, "Shall the question be considered?" objetion may be made by any member before debate has commenced, but not subsequently.
z. May be moved and entered on the record when another has the floor, but the business then before the assembly may not be put aside. The motion must be made by one who voted with the prevailing side, and on the same day the original vote was taken.
5. Fixing the time to which an adjournment may be made ; ranks first.
6. To adjourn without limitation ; second.
7. Motion for the Orders of the Day : third.
S. Motion that ... do lie on the table : four.h ..
9. Motion for the previous question ; fifth.
10. Motion to postpone definitely ; sixth.
t. May be amended.
A. Can be reconsidered.
B. Cannot be reconsidered.
C. An affirmative vote on this question cannot be reconsidered.
b. Requires two-third vote unless special rules have been enacted.
a. Simple majority suffices to determine the question.
II. Motion must be seconded.
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y. Always in order though another may have the floor.
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EUREKA, CAL.
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This book should be return the Library on or before the last stamped below.
A fine of five cents a day is ine by retaining it beyond the spe time.
Please return promptly.
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