Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09

Tne members or the full chorus
at the Jubilee were as follows:
Miss 7. s. Hall, Mary H. Harald,
Ida Nelson, Mrs. Tanning, Madame
Maria, Miss Van Santen, Miss
Ella Wyatt, Miss E. S. Harris,
Miss Jessie Toler, Mrs. Mayo, Miss
Miss Anna Clapp, Miss L. M. Bry-
ant, Miss Cummings, Miss Ida
Somerset, Mrs. Henry Fuller,
Miss Amanda Salsey, Miss Rene,
Miss Speedy, Mrs. A. II. Judson,
Miss Schwatka, Mrs. BIan.
chard, Mrs. Stratton, Miss H.
Mcclure, Mrs. Dr.. Mcclure,
Miss Fannie Lockhart, Miss EN-
ma Mcclure, Miss Eliza Anderson,
Miss Lottie Lockhart, Miss Anna
Colburn, Miss Minnie Hall, Miss
Kate Brosseau, Miss EstelIa Thom-
as, Miss Ada Boyles, Miss nj.
Hobbs, Mrs. w. b. Abernathy,
Miss Anna Stewart, Miss Ella Dar.
lington, Miss Russell, Miss Lille
Witherow. Messrs. G. E. Parker, J.
w. Beane, ]. III. Willing, I. Blk,
G. Harold, J. r.. Millard, J. r. Nc.
Manis, II. d. Henderson, w. o.
Swan, Jr., G. Coolidge, Mr..
Hasselman, A. T.. Jeffrey, J. II.
Hawk, Miss Claribel Nichols, Miss
r. Lucas, Miss Alice Lockhart,
Miss w. b. Dust, Messrs.
G. A. Darlington, M. l.. Wood,
Samuel Rees, J. v. Mclean, =
Lark, d. L. Parker, L. f. Quimby,
Fred Berry, Chas. Lash, DIR. Corbett
M. Russell. Mrs. Mayo, Geo. w.
Clapp, M. Alternately, G. T. Adams,
J. w. Lay, II. r.. Brown, A. M.
Thornton, G. w. La Fetra, E. G.
Bradt, VIM. Hobbs, Geo. Manon,
s. j. Mathes, G. B. Woodhead,
l.. d. Smith, J. H. Book, d. X.
Bryant, P. Spence, B. f. Tanning,
Mr.. Carter.
About two hundred Working
men and Farmers were present at
the mass meeting in front of
Downey Block last night. A brass
band was present and enlivened
the crowd by music at the proper
intervals. The meeting was Or
ganized by the election of Thomas
Mckee, a farmer from Florence, as
President, and Jesse FL. Butler,
Secretary. After few remarks
from the Chairman, a poem, com.
posed for the occasion, was read by
Mr.. Butler. Speeches were made
by j. p. West, Edward Evey and
Judge Thompson, candidates for
delegates to the Constitutional
Convention, and by Messrs. Kin.
ley, Pitt, Hughes and Page, all of
whom were listened to with atten-
tion. About II O'clock the meeting
broke up.
Attention is directed to the card
of Mrs. Regina Mast Dixon, of the
Normal Institute, who gives notice
to all who may wish to prepare to
enter the profession of teachers or
who may wish to fit themselves for
promotion, that the Institute will
remain open during the Summer.
Mrs. Dixon, since her advent in
Los Angeles, has established rep
utation as one eminently qualified
to teach the art of teaching, and we
would advise all who aspire to be-
come efficient teachers to avail
themselves of the opportunity af-
forded by her.
Mr.. Smurr, of the S. p. r. II
Informs us that the receipts of
freight at the Depot have been
fifty per cent. larger this year than
at this time last year. Owing to
the retrencbed wool crop, and to
the fact that most of the shipments
of produce abroad have been by
water, we have not made so good a
in our exports.
Our office was inundated yester-
day by clergymen and their repre-.
sentatives who repudiate Mr.. AL
LENS assumed right to adjourn
their churches for the morning
service. The Baptist, Fort Street
Methodist, Episcopal, Presbyte-
rian, Congregationalist aud Uni
tartan churches will all hold their
usual morning services.
The Board of Water Commits
sioners for the Los Nietos Irriga-
tion District have organized by the
electi on of the following officers:
o. P. Passions, President; II. Ses-
Ter, Clerk; General Sanford, Treas
urer. J. T. Fleming was appointed
Water Overseer.
The picnic of the French Benev-
olent Society, at the Arroyo Seco
to-day, promises to be a most de-
lightful affair. The Committee of