Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-04
THE CALIFORNIA CLUB.
List of Members with q DecriT
tiOn OF the Rooms.

THE CALIFORNIA CLUB.
List of Members with q Decrip-
tion OF the Rooms.
The organization Of the California
Club, which has been talked of for
some time past, has at last been COM
pleted, rooms have been secured and
will shortly be fitted up. The organi-
zation will be governed by the follow
ing board of directors d. Freeman,
G. J. Ellis, j. Downey Harvey, d. E.
Miles, Charles Forman, Charles
Silent, E. M. Ross, N. D. Coleman
and T. f. Rowan. Dan Freeman is
President and N. d. Coleman, Secre-
tary.
The list of members is as follows
d. Mcfarland, w. H. Bonsall, j. B.
Baskin, w. B. Wiltshire, H. G. Will
shire, w. H. Goucher, G. A. Dobin-
son, Frank Mccoy, Moye Wicks, s.
G. Ward, j. w. Montgomery, L. F.
Scott, D. E. Miles. M. F. Ward, w.
r. E. Ward, B. E. Ward, w. r..
Hagan, A. G. Jones, M. L. Wicks, E.
A. Hall, A. 1. Hall, A. E. Pomeroy,
E. M. Ross, H. M. Gillig, r. F. Del
Vale, A. w. Barrett, William Niles,
Fred Hardness, J. Downey Harvey,
H. Jevne, Edward Records, ]. A.
Fairchild, A. L. Teele, d. r. Risley,
w. G. Hugees, John F. Humphreys,
w. G. Furrey, H. Leck, E. 7. Grit
fin, G. Z. Dickson, /. H.
Polk, N. Banning, E. Z. Hall,
D. ]. MCGOWAN, ]. J. Mellus, ?. H.
Griffith, George w. King, 7. d. Mott,
G. T. Parsons, G. A. Sumner, L. 7.
Garnsey, ]. B. Banning, E. F.
Spence, Merrick Reynolds, H. L.
Bissell, F. A. Walton, James Slauson,
Seward Cole, L. Loeb, w. Dunn, E.
w. Jones, H. T. Hazard, Thomas
Goss, A. J. Graves, /. w. Hellman,
J. w. Byrne, w. S. Maxwell, H. j.
Fleishman, Charles Silent, William
Lacey, G. H. Bonebrake, G. L. Ellis,
T. E. Rowan. L. ]. Rose, N. R. Vail,
w. J. Brodrick, Baron Rogniat, F. j =
Byrnes, A. I. D. Wilson, G. E.
Mackey. P. G. Baker, J. V. Wachtel,
II. L. Mcneil, Charles Broddas, H.
N. Nabor, f. l.. Stern, Charles For
man, Il. B. Hunter, w. R. Rowland,
]. B. Brown, M. A. Forster, Richard
Eagan, J. G. Estudlllo, F. H. How
ard, R. w. Burnham, Dan Freeman,
w. E. Hughes, j. 6. Gaffey, w. G.
Kerckhoff, w. H. Workman,
L. E. Mosher, Alex Campbell,
j. F. Foster, Abbot Kinney, J.. N.
Breed. N. D. Coleman, A. D. Child
ress, H. G. Newhall, A. j. Harrell,
H. M. Mitchell, r. Ranney, J. De b.
Shorp, j. w. Shackeliord, W. s.
Moore, s. o. Houghton, J. + Platter,
DIR w. L. Wills, M. A. Newmark,
Max Cohn, X. Cohh, H. Newmark, E.
Quarre, G. HI. Simpkins, H. J.. Stew
art, L. A. Lewis, F. S. Chadbourne,
L. j. Rose jr., M. T. Whittier, T.
Wiesendanger, J. E. Hunter, Hervey
Lindley, j. E. Ellis, r. H. Chapman,
J. D. Lynch, Thomas Rhodes. H. w.
O'Melveney, J. F. Crank, H. J. Grow,
G. II. Smith, w. Ham Hall, J. s.
Slauson, Edw. Silent, James M.
Davies, K. s. Baker, M. H. Newmark,
Carl Seligman, J. Loew, James Nc
Laughlin, VIM. Curlett, R. j. Northam
IL. l.. Flash, S. B. Lewis. H. M. Rus
sell, 3. German, S. P. Jewett, j. F.
Fullerton, j. H. Cultivate, J. w.
Elliott, James Craig Col. J. j. Ayres,
Or. G. H. de Szigethy, Telfair Creigh-
ton.
The rooms are to be in the new
Board of Trade building on the cor
ner Of First and Fort streets, and will |
be elegantly fitted up.
The grand entrance, on Fort street,
Is about fifteen feet wide, with stairs |
ten feet wide leading to a hall of ten |
feet, handsomely paneled in curled |
redwood. At the head of the stairs
there is to be a large umbrella stand
in the hall, a handsome |
ten feet wide, and adjoining
which and along the billiard room, a |
handsome paneled locker, in which |
to hang up cloaks, hats, canes, etc. |
Directly opposite this will be two |
handsome ottomans. in the hall, six
teen feet long upholstered in leather,
and modelled after those now in the |
Palace hallway in San Francisco. |
The three front rooms, reception, Sec
retary's and library, are to be furn-
ished in the latest style of easy chairs,
ottomans and tete-a-tetes, and
the floors to be covered with |
tessalated moquette carpets. The |
lounging-room, classroom and din
ing-room, facing on First street, are
to be furnished in antique oak Of the
latest patterns, from special designs.
The all family dining-room is to be
furnished in walnut, and the floors to
be covered with Bigelow's body
Brussels carpets. The billiard-room
is to have two of the latest improved
Brunswick tables, handsomely carved,
and the room to be finished in ash |
throughout The kitchen will be
fitted up with every modern conven-
ience, and will be the envy of all
housekeepers, the range and utensils |
having been made to special order. |
The bathrooms and lavatory are at
the extreme eud of the build
ing, the bath having adjoining
a convenient and handsomely
fitted up dressing-room. The bill
lard room, parlors and dining
rooms will have open fire places, with
handsome mantels manufactured to
order in Los Angeles, also from spe-
cial designs. which will be in keeping
with the furnishings of the building. |
Electric bells and speaking tubes will |
be placed about the various rooms,
and the door to the main entrance will |
be veritable work of art. The rooms |
are well lighted by windows on First |
and Fort streets, and the billiard-room,
kitchen and hall by skylights with |
glass of various colors. The rooms
will be well fitted up, with view to
harmony, and the general effect will |
ho artistic and alanant Tho lx;tol,