Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-26
Los ANGELES EXHIBITS.
Inquiries for Information from TN
East.

eA@C
East.
The Director re- Of the Chamber OF Com
merce met yesterday afternoon, and
among other things considered the ad-
visibility and prscticability of placing
permanent exhibit in the rooms of the
State Board of Trade at San Francisco.
Secretary Higgins reported that he had
not received enough to supply the travel
ing exhibit and that at the State Board
of Trade. He had placed in the travel
ing car eight boxes of oranges, two boxes
OF lemons, one box of lines, bananas,
tropical fruits, grain, dried fruits, wines,
etc. 1t it was decided to call meeting
| for Tomorrow afternoon, and invite
Messrs. Ward and Lankershim to tell what
they saw at San Francisco. Secretary
Higgins read two letters from the State
Board OF Trade as follows:
| '7fe SAN Francisco, April 22nd.
| DEAR SIRs Sudzuki Brothers, import
ers ami exporters of Toxic, Japan, would
like to correspond with any of your mem
| bers dealing in provisions. They import
heavily of cheese, butter, fresh fruits,
ham, bacon, condensed milk and salted
4
ing exclusively with New York.
w. B. Horn, of Mckenzie, Tenn, asks
in behalf of himself and four othres the
price of land for general farming. Give
location, advantages and cost.
| w. S. Andrews, of Middletown, Mass,
who visited these headquarters a year
ago, now wants pamphlets, papers and
real estate catalogues showing the price
1 - lad 10 uff nh1o ,sx.n,
to California this summer. There is
w. L. Jew, Jr., of Lockport, Niagara
county, N. Y, says that there are several
families who had partly made up their
minds to emigrate to Virginia, but view.
ing California on Wheels are impressed
with this State. They want to know the
best County for general farming, and the
cost of land adapted to fruit and vegeta-
bles. He praises your exhibit cars.
Please send to this party everything you
have in the shape of advertising matter.
H. J. Eaton, of Portsmouth, N. 81.
says Give facts about counties. l have
, capital, and want to invest where there
is chow of increase. | want to change
: climate, but must have a place near a
railroad.
| Il. It OldQWlChy VI Dht6b IlOus6, luOl-
annapolis, Ind.: l represent several others
who are determined to make your State
our home. Give the price of land, the
advantages, etc.
Please send papers, catalogues and
other reading matter to the following
w. Shaw, San Antonio, Texas; L. w.
Durant, 644 Cass street, Milwaukee,
Wis.,. Frank H Lee, Silentrumm, Hop
| l.. To-
Marie, Mich; Hugh Pinckard, care Bee
Hivs' Columbus, Ga. F. ]. Plesger, Big
| Springs, Nebraska; VIM. Lyon, Lebanon,
Mo-; M. Halloran, Lebanon, Mo-; Del
mer V. Gaskill, Corme station, N. Y;
E. G. Reed, Chautauqua, N. Y; @. F.
Reeder, Upton, Iowa; S. W. Sinner,
Julian, Mich; Sprague s. Keene,
Browne, Mich. @. III. Bacon. Kalama-
zoo, Mich; F. @. Ralf, South Bend,
Ind; Frank J. Pitner, La Porte, Ind.
California on Wheels" ie doing New
York State finely--to-day, 22d, at Utica
Herkimer, 23d; Little Falls, 25th
Fonda, ,i26th; Amsterdam, 9th Scehnec-
tady, 30th; Albany, May lst; thence
Vermont, New England. We need your
assistance let the first fruit OF your local
ity be sent east. Attend to this, and
ODlige, JOHN ". DROWN,
u J. NJ. DAWES, Secretary.
4 N. r Higgins, Esq, Secretary:
DEAR SIR-Ackno wledging receipt oi
your esteemed favor of the 18th. The
maps are gratuitously distributed. We
have printed 100000 copies. Will send
you package to-day, and as many more
as you desire.
The matter of permanent exhibits East
is now in the hands Of committee, who
are arranging the details. The intent is
to establish at least twenty stations in
leading cities, Chicago, Indianapolis, etc.
This will certainly be done. We are de-
termined to systematically and persist
emily advertise the resources of this great
State. We ara greatly pleased with your
assistance as one of the great counties OF
the State. Very truly yours,
/ JIM. DAVIES, Secretary.