Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-27

A meeting Of the Chicago Citrus Fair
managers was held at the rooms Of the
Immigration Association in this city.
yesterday afternoon, at which L. NJ.
Holt OF Riverside, H. N. Rust of Pasa-
dena, C. q. Culver of Santa Ana. and J.
e Clark were present.
Reports were received from various
sections Of Southern California which
indicated that the people were warming
up to the project in good shape.
Santa Barbara county will send for
ward a good exhibit of the productions
Of that section, and will probably fur
nish representative to go with it to the
East.
Ventura county is gathering good
collection of the productions of that
county. Mr.. Shepherd is IN. Los An
geles to-day and starts for the East in
day or two. He will look after the in
terests OF Ventura county at the Chicago
Citrus Fair
Riverside is making good effort TO
show her citrus fruits to the best advan-
tage possible, and, in addition to
oranges and lemons, she will send sew
eral bearing orange trees to excite the
wonder Of the people OF the frigid
north. Her exhibit OF fine raisins and
dried fruits VIII also be an attractive
feature. Two carloads Of productions
will 20 forward from Riverside with the
first shipment. T. Q. Langley will 60 to
look after the exhibit.
Anaheim reports that one carload OF
fruit and wines will be ready by the last
of next week for shipment. They will
make specially tine exhibit OF wines,
Richard Mslrose, OF the AnaheIm Gazette,
goes to Chicago to look after the irst
colony ever established in Southern Cal
ifornia.
Santa Ana, Orange and Justin CITY
are preparing another carload OF fruits
and trees. In this exhibit the celebrated
raisins of that section Will probably
form an attractive feature. It's not
known as yet who VIII go east TO repre-
sent that portion OF the valley.
Pasadena and San Gabriel VIII also
send carload and It Is probable that
few Of the large orchardIsts, such as
Chapman, Titus, Rose, BALDWIN and
Shorb. will club together ana send
carload from, their places. Geo. b.
Adams. OF San Gabriel, and probably
son OF A. b. Chapman, Will go IN the IN
terest OF the Oldest settled valley in the
county.
The citizens OF Duarte and Azusa are
ct work, but as yet no reports nave
been sent In.
Pomona, the goddess OF iruit, VIII
probably not consent to being lett out IN
the cold, but as yet no reports are sent
to the management from that rapidly
growing section,
This afternoon meeting Is to be held
at San Bernardino, at which arrange
ments will be made Tor an exhibit from
that locality. including Lugonia, Red.
lands, Old San bernardino, Crofton and
Highlands.
Ontario. Etlwanda and Cucamonga
are new settlements, but they are ar
ranging for an exhibit proportionate to
their facilities.
l.. j. Rose will mako line exhibit OF
wines from his Chicago house.
The Fruit-Growers' Union will furnish
car OF fruit from that organization.
1t is wonderful how this movement
has grown so rapidly, and with so little
effort on the part Of the people. tap
pears to be SO practical that it moves it.
self.
Next Tuesday Messrs. L. M. Holt
and II. N. Rust start for Chicago to do
the preliminary work. ]. e. Clark and
the representatives Of the various seq
tons leave week from Sunday, March
It'll, at which time some six or eight