Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-24
FOIIRTH OF july.
what They are Doing 90 csis-
brake the Day.


what They are Doing 90 csis-
brase the Day.
The executive committee in whose
hand. are the arrangements for cels-
bratipe the Fourth Of July, met last
night in the Mayors Courtroom.
After reading the minutes of the pre-.
vious meeting, the report Of the committee
on securing the orator, president Of the
day. ETC., was read as previously pub
lished in the HERALD. The gentlemen
whose names appeared were all notified
of their appointment aud all accepted.
The report was adopted and the com
mittee continued to select poet for the
day.
The Financial Committee sent in re-
port to the effect that Sl297 so had been
contributed by the citizens details of
which are given below. The committee
will continue their work for few days
more, during which 1t is hoped to col
lect several hundred dollars more.
The grand marshal will invite all the
city and county officers to participate in
the celebration, and those intending to
do SO will inform the marshal Of their
intention TO do so. in order that car.
riages may be procured for their use.
The committee on officers of the day
are to select place at which to hold the
literary exercises, provide for the erec-
tion Of stand, etc.
A committee on fireworks was ap.
pointed, consisting of Hon. H.. Il. Haz
ard. Mr.. Sidney Lacey. Gen. j. r. Ma
thews, Mr.. l.. Osborne and Mr.. C. L.
Fisher. This committee will meet this
morning at the office of MIR. Hazard, in
Downey block, at 10 O'Clock.
A committee of three. Messrs
A. Adam, L. Osborne and G.. W.
Williamson was appointed to confer
with the Mayor and City Council as to
putting the streets along the line OF
march in proper order ON the day Of the
procession.
A committee OF three, Messrs. Lacey,
Fisher and Adam, to procure music for
the day was appointed. The meeting
then adjourned to next Saturday atsr.M.
THE DONATIONS.
The money subscribed in sums ex-
ceeding So for each contributor was as
follows: Mr.. J. B. Lankershim 500.
Los Angeles Furniture Company $50, f.
Dunham $50, First National Bank $50,
Farmers and Merchants Bank $50, Los
Angeles National Bank $25. r. s. Baker
S25. Bicknell & White $25, Hellman,
Haas 4 Co. $40; William Lacy
$40; Lankershim & Co. $50; X. Cohn
4 Co. $50, Schoder, Johnston q Co.
$40, Harper, Reynolds & Co $50, Stern.
Calm 4 Loeb $40, Perry, Mott & Co.
$50, Kerckhoff- Gunner Mill and Lumber
Co. $50, J. M. Griffith b Co. $50, Graves
& O'Melvsny $40. o. w. Childs $40,
Aucrbach Bros. $50, Davies, Henderson
Lumber Co. $50, j. 4. P. $50. M. s.
Rowell $50, Bath & Fosmir s., Brown
4 Foster SiO, Seymour & johnson $40,
Dobinson q Fairchild $40, DIR. d. Bur-
bank $40. w. r. Rowland $40, j. F.
Forster $40. Gardiner & Stephenson $40,
Jacoby Bros. $40. cash $40, Sisson,
Crocker & Co. $40, Porter Bros. & Co.
$40, John Grant $40, Germain Fruit Co.
$40, Hammel & &Denkers$l0. g. Ii. How
landlSl0, J. s. Slauson $40 M Dodsworth
$40, Hirsohfeld 4 Seldner IS, j. Roster
$40, Hawley Bros. IS, G. Baldwin 50, d.
&. Hough S5, e. K. Hewitt. So. s. Rein
hart S., Capitol Milling Co. So, A.
NJ. Stephens S.. Northcrafts& Clarke s5.
T.. A. Cracker Co. IS. l.. N. Breed S..
H. G. Sigler So, K. w. Jones s., G. NJ.
Holton S5, Oil Burning Co. s5. B. F.
Coulter s.. II. Sinsabaugh So. J. Ber-
nard IS, ]. c. Strobridge IS, Pico House
$40, Kiefer L Co. IS. Kan Koo So,
Grand Central Hotel s., c. Ducommun
IS, II. T. Hazard So, Ferguson & Reich
ard s.. cash IS, 7. A. Gardner S.. cash
s., Bluett 4 Sullivan So. F. K. Browne
So, Basr 4 German S., d. Mcfarland
IS, Doctor Fellows S.. Polaski Bros. S5,
Lazarus & Melzer $5, Mark G. Jones s..
A. Hamburger & Sons s.. J. NJ, Hals& Co.
IS. Bartlett Bros. s., H. Mosgrovs s., H
Jevne IS, w. l.. Growall IS, Rafael &
sclessinger IS. Pitcher & Gray s5, jerry
Hitch s., A. w. Potts IS, Mathews
Bros. & Bartning s.. There three or four
$5 contributors whose names are so
blurred as to be illegible.