Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
THE VISITORS.
Preparations Made to Prop
erly Receive Them.
A LONG WAIT REWARDED
The Decorations of the Streets and
Halls-Special Committees.
Notes.

the reception and entertainment Of the
visiting Odd Fellows found themselves
very busy yesterday. 1t was expected
that the first train from the East would
arrive at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon and
it was hoped that everything would be
in readiness for those on board when
they arrived. At headquarters Judge
Dupuy, Chairman of the Odd Fellows
Committee on Reception, and ex-Mayor
f. F. Spence were busy in selecting the
members of the committees to meet
the trains at the depots. The committees
to meet the visitors at San Bernardlno
had already departed, having left on the
8 O'Clock train, and those appointed for
duty here we're given instructions as to
their duties upon the arrival OF the trains
The other standing committees as pub
lished in the HERALD, were also busily
engaged in getting matters in shape.
Shortly before time to depart for the
Santa Fe depot to meet the first section
ut O'Clock, telegram was received at
Headquarters, stating that the section
had only just reached San
Bernadino and this was found
to mean delay of at least three
hours. All efforts up to this time
to learn when the delegations from the
north would arrive were unsuccessful,
and it was finally determined that the
committee bound north to meet the
visitors should proceed to Newhall this
morning on the 9: 80 train.
This committee consists OF the follow
ing gentlemen ]. Kuhrts, chairman; j..
B. Parmeter, Geo. Stockwell, R. A.
Brown, L. J. Mathews, Geo. Mont
gomery, S. K. Adams, Thos. j. Barnes.
While every one was waiting for the
arrival of the trains, the following COM
mittees were appointed to visit the
depots:
A. T. & S. F. DEPOT.
First Section-J. H. Phillips, w. P.
Huston, w. E. Keller, G. H. Cady, A.
M. Leeman, E. P. Carmickle, G. G.
Bonnell, 7. M. Camfeld, w. G. Morri-
son, E. R. Threldkeld, L. O. Merrill, H..
J. Smith, ]. G.. DeTurk, Thos. F..
Barnes.
Second Section-G. P. Seekatz, B. H.
Hume, G. w. Hazard, Geo. A. Mont
gomers, w. B. Lester, J. w. Tyler, A..
Wormlight, A. Nelson, A. Edinger, W.
J. Long, H. Freed, Fred Haver, A. M.
Holland.
Third Section-H. H. Crawford, w.
A. Clements, G. Stromee, w. G. Keller,
E. w. Scott, Andrew Peasley, S. X.
Adams, DIR. Mclean, J. 7. o. Harra, R.
Livingston, D. D. Clemence.
Fourth Section-A. Gundeleack, o. L.
Green, Geo. Sickle, J. A. Sepulveda, D.
H. Aldrich, N. R. Miller, DR.. Marks, w
A. Norman, F. E. Walsh, G. H. Gainn
SP, DEPOT.
First Section-J. G. DeTurk, L. ]
Mathews, Jake Kuhrts, G. Tate. GU
Heinman, James T. Brown, - Wales
- White, J. S. Sloan, Ed. Edwards.
Second Section-E. G. Brutt, A. Frank
B. H. Inns, G. w. Hicks, R. T. Sinclair
G. X. Saint, M. V. Beaman, G. NJ. Bur
ingame.
Besides these gentlem en-, most o
whom are Odd Fellows, large number
of citizens were asked to be present al
the depots when the trains arrive.
The decoration of the city had been
going on all day, and the streets by
O'Clock presented holiday appearance
A sign which had been hung acros:
Spring street so as to hide the arch in
front of the Nadeau was taken down. 1t
was very pretty sign, but it was thought
that it was not in the right place.
great many building contractors cleared
the streets of their materials go as te
make them passable, and during the
entire day there was great life every
where in anticipation of the visito .
Superintendent of Streets General Bald
win again called attention to the follow.
ing order:
By order of the Honorable Council oi
the City of Los Angeles, those portions
of Main and Spring streets from,the Plaza
to Seventh street must be cleared for the
Odd Fellows procession of Tuesday next
1 therefore call upon property holders
and those building to assist me in the
good work. The city's speciel force will
be at work from date until Tuesday
morning.
At headquarters the following visitors
registered themselves as having arrived
during the day: L. L. Holden, Shirley,
Mass. G. E. Mack, Virginia City; W.
B. Lyon and wife, Miss Title Stohr, San
Francisco; Miss Lizzie Butler, Auburn
L. F. A. Shaw, Washington Tsrritorv
Wesley Minta, Stockton, CAL; w. L.
Sheldon, E. D. Farnsworth, Los Angeles
w. G. Tweedale, Albany; R. Alexander,
Pendleton; L. X. Abs, Cheyenne V.
s. Delacroix, Denver; G. w. Bennett,
Chillicothe; John Gray, Phoenix; w.
Vignes, Prescott; H. M. Murphy, w.
Pinkham, Butte; Monte B. Gwinr
Caldwell; Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. D. Lam
Red Bluff; M. D. Braman, Wash.
ington, D. G., w. L. Kuykendale,
Cheyenne ;E. Cans, Evansville, Ind.
@. E. Overhaltyn, St. Lawrence; VIM.
W. Morris, Doniville; G. .E. w. Steb-
bins, Rochester; A. d. Smith, Oakland
r. T. Moody, Riverside; Duncan
Shealor, Philadelphia; w. B. Finch,
Ripon; H. Kohl, Chicago; r. Kieman,
Virginia. Geo. w. Cook, San Francisco
Sohn NJ. Kepner, Seattle; j. P. James,
San Diego; w. r. Dunbar, Goldendale
j. II. Hickox, Oakland; Mrs. Della
Gwinn, Caldwell; Mrs. F. H. Pinkham,
Butte: BENZ. Carrier, Hawthorne; Julius
Bernstein, Elsinore Robt. Kern,
Phoenix; N. A. Morford, Phoenix; Geo.
II. Hollis, Los Angeles; Granville
Spurgeon, Santa Ana Robert Cummings,
Santa Ana; G. G. Keedy, Clearwater
d. s. Lockwood, Independence; H. H.
Hartford, Eugene J. @. Morris, Monro.
via; Chas. K. Chanslor, Grants Pass
Joseph Moss, Grants Pass; 7. A. Smith,
Pasadena; T. s. Meet, Pasadena; G. H.
German, Pasadena.
AT THE DEPOT.
Shortly after o'clock the Committees
proceeded by Canton Orion No. IL and
Meine Bros Band proceeded to the
Santa Fe depot. The following are the