Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-17

..r.tan 10 SANTA Ans valley.
The excursion to Santa Ana, Orange,
Tustlp and vicinity under the MANAGE
Management Of Mr.. c. 2. Culver. seere-
tary Of the Santa Ana Immigration As.
sociation, on Tuesday, was grand sue
cess in every particular. Seventy.fiye
persons Availed themselves OF the gener.
GUS offer Of Mr.. Culver, most of whom
are home-seekers from the east, who
were more than delighted with their
observations and were completely over.
whelmed with evidences of the fairness
of the land that met their vision on
every hand. Carriages were In waiting
to convey the party through Orange,
Tustin and the beautiful and highly
cultivated environs OF Santa Ana, when
the whole party were welcomed and en-
tertained at the Spurgeon Hall. The
hail was decorated handsomely for the
occasion aud filed to it's utmost capae.
ity. 1t is estimated that about fifteen
hundred persons were present. In tne
hall was q magnificent display OF fruits,
raisins, wines, pampas plumes, mowers
and monster specimens of vegetable
growth that would be a credit to the
State or district fair. After the oefe-
monies of welcome were over the excur-
sionlsts were allowed to help themselves
20 whatever suited their fancy. As
o.t,,ral result the tables were cleared OF
4hair load In less than no time, the ex-
cursionists taking with them armsfuii
Of fruit and flowers az souvenirs OF their
trip. The trip is one long to be remem-
bered with the kindliest feeling Tor the
section and the open hearted generosity
of the citizens of that lovely and pro-
dRctiye region.
On their return trip yesterday, the
visitors passed by reclamation the fol-
lowing resolution.
Resolved, by the participants in the
excursion from Los Angeles to Santa
Ana on the 18th of December. 1885,
that we heartily thank the people OF
ijanta Ana, Tustin and Orange for the
cordial greeting, kindly welcome and
generous treatment received, whether as
land or pleasure seekers. We are glad
to have seen the beautiful valley and its
people, and say go and do likewise,
TO those who have not.
Resolped, that for the grand sucoess
Of the excursion and for his untiriDg ex-
ertions to make all things pleasant, our
especial thanks are due Mr.. z. u. Cul-
yer and bis able assistant, Mr.. M. D.
SHOCKS. :,
Mr., and Mrs. A, j. Leitch, Ypsilanti.
Mich. Mrs. G. A. Beamis, Omaha,
Neb. Miss j. NJ. Brown, J. Beesely and
w. j. McCaldin, New York CityI Mr..
and Mrs. r.. w. PEBBLES, Marion, Ia. i
Mrs. Samuel Goodall, COLUMBUS, ohioi
q. w. Myers, Circleville, Ohio; Mr..
and Mrs. II. 5. Quinn, Sioux Falls, u.
T.;Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Dunn. Marion,
Ia; g. NJ. Putnam, Grafton, Mass.i Mr..
and Mrs. M. N. Raymond, Brooklyn,
N. Vic. Ii. Carpenter. Rico, Col; w.
w. Wilson, Lowell, Mass; 9. T..
Mosher, Peoria, ILL.,; w. X. Haine,
Princeton, Mass; L. Bennett, w. X.
Perkins, w. s, Charles, j. J. Davies.
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ross, Topeka, Kan. |;
Rev. II. Calhoun and wife. Ironton.
o.; A, w. Wilbur, Rochester. N. X;
x. e. WilHgrod, Marshalltown. La; L.
X. Nye. Cincinnati, o.; G.. w. Gray,
Omaha, Eeb.; A. Prenzlauer, Michigan;
D. s. Clement. Marysvills. o.; Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. McKeever, Moline. H.; j..
T. Weaver. Kansas City; Thcs. Min
chin, Chicago, z. jackson, Springfield,
No.; H. yerboff, Louisville, KY; 4. d.
Hershey. Sterling, ILL.,; A. W. Francis
co, Toledo, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. II Gar.
huth, Sycamore. ILL.,; Mrs. L. 4. Oron.
dorf, Frankfort, N. Y; A. II. Hague,
Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Ash
ton, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsay. San.
dusky, o.; J. f. Clarke, Southern Cali
fornia Immigration Commissioner; Gen.
J. r. Briefly. Collector, San Pedro; Mrs
Hastings and daughter, Rochester n.
r.; B. A. Bush, Kalamazoo. Mich;
Louis Metzger, Michigan; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Duncan, Chicago; DR.. j. 9. Nc
Cornell, Washington @. H. Adams,
Arapahce. Neb.; A. j. Mccall. Bath. N.
Y; Ed. Hawkes.. Portland. Mel Il. d.
Carvill. 3. I. Ferguson, o. Norell and
L.O. Gsrrish, Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Wright, Los Angeles; Sam.
Perrett, Sullivan, ILL.,; NJ. Iced. Los
Angeles; w. II. Smith, Carthage, Mo.