Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-08-18
THE LATESTl
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH co
PACIFIC COAST.

FREsNo, Aug. 1.-THE following Is a
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
&C Hastings, Miss Lizzie M Hastings,
Mrs X NJ Tallman, Master Q II Hast
ngs, San Francisco; A ID Lunt, w III
Briggs and wife, Phillips, Wis; q w
Morgan aud family Miss NJ II Barker.
@ Schumacher, Los Angeles; Kenyon
Cox, New York. j g Huffman and wife,
New Lexington, 0; II Z d Giles and
wife, Hartford, Conn; WIN Rommel.
Louisville, Ky; Miss Belle Monroe, 10y
altown, A I; Mrs K q Balloon, Tucson,
AT.
Conclave Notes---5an Frncfsco I'm
Gala Authoritarian Hospital
ity the Order OF the bay.
SAN FnAsorsco, August 1.-THE
Chief Of Police reports that he Is receiy-
ing large numbers Of applications from
visiting Knights TO visit Chinatown, and
does not know how to accommodate
them ALL Over Eve hundred Knights
aud ladies visit the Chinese quarters
nightly under tho escort OF police Off
GERS. The streets already give q more
marked evidence that the people are en-
tering into the spirit Of the Conclave by
decorating their houses. During the
first days Of tho week the people held
back, doubtful whether the Conclave
was going to be the great success
announced. When this doubt was re-
moved, nil set heartily to work to ensure
success. Market street, from Mont
gomery street to the ferry is one vast
canopy OF flags Other streets also
are adding decorations. Tho hotels are
filling up. Manager Sodgwick, OF the
Palace, says he has to-day over 1900.
guests in the hotel aud expects to have
$500 when all have arrived. The rail-
road companies report to-day that they
expect TO bring in tomorrow from 100
to 1900 excursionists. A Reno dispatch
to-day states that five trains would pass
there going west within the next six
hours Tho west bound overland that
left there this morning had 400 passen-
gers ON board. A sacramento dispatch
this afternoon says special train of
nine cars WINS to leave at half past
twelve, bringing the Marysville, Sacra
mento, lei Dorado, Chico, Red Bluff and
Oroville Communicates. The Marys-
vile Commandery will sojourn at
the Palace and expend $4,000
in entertaining their fellow knights.
The Grand Commandery of California
has secured Platt's Hal, which they
have handsomely decorated, and where
they will dispense Inequalities on fund
of $4,000, subscribed among themselves.
800, rt.. h.x
quarters, 80 that the visiting knights
will not suffer long from hunger or
thirst. A delegation from the Grand
Commandery OF California left this
afternoon for Reno, to meet and greet
the st. Bernards Of Chicago. The lat
ter left Ogden ut 2;l5 p NJ. to-day, and
will arrive tomorrow evening. Some of
the Meriden knights were passengers on
the upset Yosemite stage, but none of
them We're seriously hurt. The party
intended going down by the stage that
was robbed the day previous, but they
missed that stage, and now the
knightly party say they are not sorry.
Particulars of the upsetting Of the
stage, received to-day, show that it must
have been caused by the drunk en- driver.
A Santa Cruz dispatch states that ex-
tensive preparations are being made for
the reception of Knights at that point |
ON Thursday next. There will be
twenty eight tables, thirty-six feet long.
capable OF seating 1000 at time. To-
night in this city benefit is to be given
at the Chinese Theatre for the Triennial |
fund. None but white people will be
allowed entrance. Wednesday next is
the day fixed for the banquet rendered |
by the Grand Commsndery of California
to Grand Master Dean, to be given at the
Palace Hotel. The invitation card sent |
TO the Grand Master was a gold plate |
i've inches long by three inches wide, on
A portrait of the Grand Master.