Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-23
1T Is FINISHED.
Last Scenes of the Odd Eel
lows COnvOcatiOn.
AT THE POMOLOGICAL FAIR.
Award of Prizes to Successful
COmpetitOrs-The Deserted
Camp.

The festivities of the past week are
now but me mories, and the glory and
glitter OF the passing pageant has dis
solved as fades away the morning mist.
Camp Los Angeles is deserted, save by
three or four members Of Oakland Can
ton, who are awaiting the return of their
comrades who went to San Diego yester-
day noon. The other Cantons have all
departed for their homes, save now
and then a Chevalier, who has
rot yet beheld sufficiently the charms
OF the City of the Angels and
its enticing environs. The Innocents
left at 2:30 p. M. yesterday, and as the
coaches bore them out of sight to the
northward, the old-time cry echoed back
through the slumbrous air-"What's the
matter with the Los Angeles HERALD :?
Its all right, you Bet" Many were the
expressions Of the departing visitors that
they had been grandly treated by the
people of Los Angeles, and the universal
expression was that all had had a glorious
and good time, long to be remembered.
Colonel Eugene German has been
promoted to the rank of Brigadier. Gen
eral and Assistant Commissary- General
on Lieutenant General Jno. G. Under
woods staff; and Lieutenant-C Colonel
Chas. E. Gault has been promoted to
the rank of Colonel and Aid de- Camp on
the same staff. Both these gentlemen
worked hard for the benefit of Los An
geles, and succeeded in entertaining the
visitors in style they will not forget.
The following orders were issued yes
terday:
Los ANGELES. September %, 1888.
Appreoiating the valuable services of the fol
lowing named young ladies. Miss Jennie
Adams, Miss Dora Fyke, Mrs: r.: 7. Sinclair,
as the type Of loveliness and innocence in the
ceremonies of comforting the Decoration of
Ch1valry, upon the camp grounds during our
for the entire Department, extend to them our
heartfelt gratitude for such services And the
graceful and lovely manner in which such SER
vices were rendered will evar be remembered
by all participating in or Witnessing the same.
Praying that happiness and long life will be
vouchsafed to them all have the honour to
subscribe myself, truly and chivalrously,
4. X. RUSSELL,
Brig. Comd'g CIR. Dept Of the Pacific P. M,
l. o. +.
IOficialI
J. F. CRosETT, Asst Adj j'tGenl.
Los ANGELES, September % 1885,
~ tHt CHttGHtIH UHu htWUtIS " uG I,TeCUttpG
Committee T. D. o. f.:
GENTLEMEN-As Commander of the Patri-
archs Militant of this Grsnd Department and
for my entire command desire 70 extend to
your committee and the people of Los Angeles
our heartfelt thanks for the royal manner in
which were received and entertained during
our stay in your city, camp OF such dimen-
sion, with mess tent, parade gronnd, electric
lights band stand and, in fact all that could
be asked for on our part to make our Canton
meut success has been furnished by you with
lavish hand All this near the center of your
beautiful city, placing us under lasting obiga-
tions to the people of Los Angeles that will be
reciprOcated by us whenever opportunity
offers, from San Diego to Red Bluff. Trusting 9
that our meeting with you has left no regrets
on the part OF the people OF your beautiful
city, have the honor to subscrsbe myself your
most obedient servant.
tOfhcial. K. X. RUSSELL,
Brig. Com m'd'y Dept. OF the Pacific P. NJ , l..
D. o. T.
]. F. CROSETT,
Maj. and Asst. Adj .-Gen,