Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-06-07
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
Progress of the Relief Move
ment in This City.
THE DONATIONS POURING IN.
A WOman's Suicide-She Dies While
Observation-Disclosures Local
Events.

The Citizens Relief Committee mel
in the Council Chamber yesterday
morning, Colonel 1. D. Dunkelberger in
the chair. Treasurer III. 9. Wilmer re-
ported that he had $500 in his posses.
sion, and it was decided to forward il
Immediately to the Johnstown sufferers.
TWAS stated that the committee, in many
instances. had found that collectors foi
other societies had been in the field be-
fore them.
1t was reported that the Union League
had raised about 500 to be sent East.
The following communication was re.
ceived:
Colonel 1. R. Dunkelberger. Er-Mayor ". IT.
Workman and others, Committee ON Relic
Pennsylvania Sufferers:
GENTLEMEN-If affords me pleasure to jnform
| your committee that have been authorized by
MI w. f. White, Traffic Manager of our line, TO
haul free of charge, carload of supplies fol
II your committee decide to accept this offer
please advise me, go that can arrange to have
proper car placed at your disposal, and ar.
range for proper billing. Yours truly, ETC..
General Freight Agent
Colonel Dunkelberger announced that
he had appointed the following Commit
tee of Arrangements for the concert to.
morrow night, and he requested tn at
they call at his Office, No. Is Bryson &
Bonebrake Block, at once:
Mrs. General Stoneman, Mrs. Dan Nc.
Farland, Mrs. H. T. Lee, Mrs. 1. N. Van
Mugs, the Baroness Rogniat, Mrs. G. J..
Ellis, Mrs. A. Glassell, Mrs. Severance,
Mrs. Ii. G. Newhall, Mrs. j. s.. Slawson,
Mrs. Juana Neal, Mrs. Volkmar, Mrs. j..
A. Wills, Mrs. E. F. Spence, Miss Rita
De Cells, Mrs. F. @. Garbutt, Mrs. G. J..
| Richards, Misses Dominguez, Mrs. O.W.
Childs, Mrs. Dan Stevens, Misses
Winston, Miss Josie Mallard, Mrs. H.
T. Hazard, Mrs. D. Watson, Misses
Roth, Miss Leonora Smith, Miss May
Newell, Miss Anna Carson, Miss Julia
Rendell, Misses Santa Cruz, Miss Maud
Rowan, Edwin w. Fowler, Paul Hazel
tine, George Haskell, DR.. K. D. Wise,
Baron Rogniat, S. B. Caswell, o. W..
Childs, Judge Silent, 8. M. White, Geo.
Carson, E. F. Spence, W. H. Perry,
George Fl. Bonebrake, @. J. Richards,
Hon. William Williams, Judge E. M.
Ross, Capt. c. E. Thorn, M. L. Wicks,
S. G. Foy, J. II. Abbott, w. A. Nimock,
J. d. Robinson, E. A. Preuss, John E.
Platter, George II. Stewart, John Thayer,
Col. H. G. Otis, Col. James j. Ayers,
H. q. Osborne, Hon. J. D. Lynch, w.
A. Spalding, J. w. Robinson. Fred.
Eaton, w. E. Crawford, @. A. Mariner,
A. Crawford, DR.. Cochran, Lewis L.
Bradbury, Daniel Freeman, Richard
Garvey, @. d. Baker, Gen. H. H. Boyce,
II. T. Payne, W. R. Burke, Sidney
Lacey, G. III. Dobinson, Fred. Harkness,
H. L. Kerchival, Hervey Lindley, H. @.
Wilmer, F. @. Howes, William Vickrey,
Hancock Banning, Thomas Meredith, G.
Ducommun, 81. J. Fleishman, J. G.
Bicknell, s. H. Mott, J. M. Elliott, H.
L. Mcneil, j. Bixby, John Bryson, ST.,
DR.. II. Sinsabaugh, l.. g. Goodwin, L.
N. Breed, H. T. Newell, Charles E. Day,
Ben E. Ward, E. G. Bosbyshell, William
F. Bosbyshell, John l. Redick, r. M.
Widney.
The offers of the Matte Vickers'
Company and Messrs. Doyle & Isaacs to
give benefits for the sufferers were
accepted.
The Printing Committee reported that
the advertising in the newspapers would
be free, aud that Mr.. Freeman had
donated 500 worth of job printing.
The Committee then adjourned.