Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-04
Regular Meeting of the
Board of Directors.
Consideration of a Number of
Important Matters.
Additions Made to the Permanent
Exhibit Yesterday.
Display of Public School Work-A Model
of Suffers Fort-Increase in Mem
bership of the Chamber.

The Board of Directors of the Cham
ber OF Commerce met yesterday after
noon.
The special committee which was ap-
pointed last week on the matter of the
offering of the meeting room for the use
of the Historical Society made a report.
1t advised that the room be offered to
the society, and that they be requested
to place whatever curios they may pos
sess on exhibition in the main hall
1t was moved and carried that DR..
proper authorities in Chicago with re-
gard to the Worlds Fair, and ascertain
what space could be obtained for an ex-
hibit of Southern California products
DR.. Bryant will spend the summer in
the East, and will report to the chamber
the result of his conference next fall on
his return or sooner by letter.
1t was decided to hold once a month
joint meetings of the executive commit
tee of the Ladies' Annex and the board
OF directors of the chamber, in order to
discuss matters of common interest to
the two organizations WHICH may come
up from time to time.
The committee on laws and legislation
was asked to formulate some plan either
of Incorporation or of the selection of
Board of Trustees by which the chamber
could acquire and could hold property.
Various additions were made to the
permanent exhibit yesterday. Shredder
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Podgham, of Pomona, supplied oranges.
j. Barlow, OF Ranchito, put in some
navels and Mediterranean sweets. Mr.
Jarchow, Of San Gabriel, brought some
fine Malta bloods and seedlings H. J.
Woollacott puts in handsome cabinet,
which will be filled with wines and
brandies 20 years old.
The Native Daughters of the Golden
West are discussing the plan of putting
into the exhibit miniature OF Suffers
Fort. Bishop q Co. have asked for space
in which to display candy which is made
from California sugar and California
fruit
The plan which was proposed at a re-
cent meeting of the Ladies' Annex for a
display of the work done in the public
schools, is likely to be carried out Mrs.
c. 2. Bradtield, principal OF drawing, ap-
piled yesterday for space in the north
gallery of the hall, where display of
the work of the school children will be
exhibited.
The exhibit was handsomely trimmed
up with flowers yesterday. The follow
ing ladies contributed flowers or assisted
in the work:
Mrs. Carrie M. Brown, Mrs. Eads,
Mrs. Hervey Lindley, Mrs. S. p. Cush-
man, Mrs. John Goldsworthy, Miss
Ethel Cushman, Mrs. j. BarIowing,
Ranchito, Mrs. W. E. Hughes, Mrs l.
M, Thatcher, Miss Rose Hill, Mrs. DR..
De Zigethy, Mrs. E. Cicotte, Mrs. H.
Lyon, Mrs. w. E. Cowels, Mrs. Bledsoe
The chamber is likely to receive
large increase to its membership at the
next meeting. The bundle of signed ap-
plications hanging ON the hook was
counted yesterday and found to contain
exactly one hundred. Captain Barrett
has the honor OF having secured twenty
eight of these.
The special committee appointed to
confer with the Pioneer committee in
the matter OF the entertainment of the
Pioneers excursion on the 18th, met at
the chamber in the afternoon. A com
mlttee on programme was appointed
consisting OF Col. E. E. Hewitt and
Judge Eaton. This committee was
authorized to appoint such sub-commit-
tees as it saw fit. 1t was decided to
give the excursionists banquet, re-
eeption and drive about the city. The
committee will meet again Tuesday.
The following visitors from outside the
city registered at the exhibit hall yester-
day:
j. Beckwith, Iowa; L. B. Palmer,
Hastings, Nebraska; Jas. HI. Todd, Po-
mona; f. Magee, Santa Barbara; John
S. Davis, Kansas Allen p Nichols, Po-
mona; Jas. Mowat, Pasadena; H. Taylor
Snyder, Tropico; Homer N. Lockwood,
New York; Ed. H. Stephens, Boone,
Ia; F. w. Fusbeck, Chicago; J. P.
Brockmeier, Ill; Bertha II. Wells,
Lansing, Mich. Cora Harrington, Wash
ington, D. c.; George D. Belts, Bear
Greek; E. f. Campbell, San Pedro;
Maria S. Goodwin, Merrimac, Mass. w.
c. Holman, Downey; E. M. Ames, wife
and daughter, Peoria, Ill. Aug. Detmer-
ing, Portland, Ore; Wm Rehnike, El-
lensburg, Wash; l.. d. Craig, Philadel-
phia; R. P. Gahr, Pasadena; Benz. S.
Eaton, South Pasadena; Mrs A. M.
Armstrong, Columbus, o.; Mrs. Dan
McF arland, Sr., portsmouth, u; Frank
Hotchkiss and wife, Middleton, Conn.
JOS Anthony, ST., Coleta, ILL.,. Emil
Kirchner, Chicago John S. Musset,
Redwood Fall, Mimi. Mrs. Chas. S.
Pierce, DR.. G. F. Anderson, Valparaiso,
Ind. T. Thompson, Salt Lake; j. H.
Harris, Connecticut; Mrs. DIR. w. w.
Mckay, San Diego; G. J. Selwyn, Idaho;
Henry Case, Connecticut; Emerson Al
ford, New Britain, Conn. G. H. Buck
ingham, Mississippi; H. L. Young,
Pennsylvania; E. 7. Byram, Glendale;
S. M. Cook, ,Covina; John Lane, Chicago;
Duane Young, Iowa; George Ross, NJ.
D., Richmond, Va; J. G. Walters, Keo-
kuk, Ia; G. 7. Grow, Ranchito; J.
Rheinart, Milwaukee, Wis.