Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-17
The Regular Monthly Meet
ing Held Yesterday.
A Large Number Of New Men,
bers Elected.
Thanks to the Various People Who
Have Made Donations.
Various Matters of Importance Discussed.
The Chamber in Good Financial
Condition.

Chamber of Commerce was held yester-
day afternoon. A good deal of difficulty
was experienced in getting together a
quorum, and the meeting was not called
to order until nearly O'Clock. The
minutes of the two preceding meetings
were read and adopted.
The committee ON membership re-
ported the following 121 names for
election:
n. Mercadante, DR.. T. J. McCarty,
Southern California Mercantile Agency,
by S. B. Higenbotham, Anderson &
Chanslor, Jos. Mutually, A. NJ. Edelman,
John Weber, Jerry Illich, William
Beatty, w. A. Burr, G. E. Thorn, E. L..
Chandler, j. G. McCallum, T. F. Joyce,
John d. Mercer, Charles Silent,
J. NJ Quinn, H. j. Crawford, j. G. Es-
tudillo, Walter Lindley, G. F. Rutan, T..
N. Camfeld, S. H. Bentley,W Raymond,
John D. Young, L. j. Rose, Robert Nc
John 0. Neil, w. M. Morrison, w. f.
Heathman, CT. Hunter, R. G. Carlton,
James Warren, F. J. Captain, f. R. Will
lis, D. Celestin, John H. Hise, Ralph E.
Hoyt, Charles L. Dillman & Co., A. Wig
nolo, H. @. Wiley, j. w. Griffin, Pironi
q Slatri, T. A. Gardner, James Pedgrift,
John E. Brink, E. E. Hall, F. K. Aims
worth, j. NJ. Crawley, r. Z. McGregor
III. T. Rodman, John Maskell Henry w.
Stoll, j. F. Burns, A. L. Whitney, John
o. Wheeler, J. M. Griffith & Co., John
Bryson, ST., J. Lee Burton, L. V. Lindt,
j. A. Kelly, w. d. Ekstein, R. H. F.
Variel, H. S. Knapp, DR.. w. G. Cochran,
S. Moran, s. H. Mott. Albert Biles,
Pridham Bros, d. L. Parkhurst, John
T. Gaffey, John F. Forster, E. B. Duke
man, Jno. R. Porter, S. r. Thorpe, Y.
w. Connell, Geo. p. Baright, IF. E.
Lopez, Samuel Leonis, C. W. Hicks, DIR.
Il. c. Manning, H. 7. Hartzell, Dr. D.
r.. Wilder, w. s. Hobbs, Tom F. Smith,
@. H. Gorham, Hammer & Smith, A.
Glassell, E. V. Smith, O. O. Trantum,
s. B. Caswell, DR.. N. Lindenfeld, d. R.
Breakey, Niles Pease, E. Bouton, Han
cock Banning, W. J. Brown, Adolph A.
Nuelle, George w. Frink, Los Angeles
Eand Bureau, N. T. Blair, DR.. H. T.
Orme, VIM. Lacey, Sr., VIM. Lacey, Jr.,
r. H. Lacey, M. V. Biscailuz, H. S.
Clement, Edwin w. Fowler, Michael
Leahy, DIR. H. Nadeau, Walter S. Moore,
Parker & Everett, w. A. Wilson, Phil
Hirschfeld, M. T. Owens, John Meade,
S. Mckinley, Geo. Cummings, Melon
aid q Snegle.
The secretary cast the ballot for these
and they were declared elected. Secre-
tary Patton then presented the follow
ing report:
The thanks of the chamber are due to
the following persons for donations and
loans of articles very essential to the
chamber. Had il not been for the gem
Of ha f,,r icI,
ing of the chamber would not be near so
ing appearance which it now does
Hon. 7. D. Mott, carpet, gas fixtures,
picture molding in secretary and'direct-
Ors' room, the music which was had at
the opening night, the use of janitor
for several days, eight cuspidors, all OF
the tables and furniture of the exhibit
room and for doing anything and every
thing that was asked of him and more
than was asked by the secretary and
Board of Directors, while fitting up the
hall and rooms for our use; to Mr.. Her
yey Lindley, for the donation of sofa
for the directors room; to Capt. A. w.
Barrett, for curtain at the window of the
secretary's Office to krugeman & Co.,
Tor pictures donated to the secretary $
and directors room and general meeting
room; to Mr.. S. w. Luitweiler, for a
splendid Studebaker wagon; to Mr.. H.
G. Wilmer, for receipt for $146, an in
debtedness of the chamber which he was
carrying for us; to Mr. G. f. Webber, OF
the California Sewer Pipe Works, for the
loan of furniture; to Mr.. Henchley, OF
the Kan-Koo, for screens; to Colonel W.
II. Ii. Russell, for chairs; to Mr.. J. Nj.
Skinner, for register desk; to G. w.
Cook q Co., for a register; to T. J.
Cuddy, for harness; to L. Lion & Sons,
for window fixtures; to Mr.. Parmlee
fDr gifts and loans of plates and jars fol
the exhibit; to H. F. Vollmer & Co..
the same; to Schroeder Bros, for sign
to Barey's nursery, for plants; to Mr.. S
Mckinley, for plants; to the citrus fail
committee, for the donation of fixtures
snd decorations; to the Pomona Boarc
OF Trade, for framework for flowers tc
Hon. Joseph d. Lynch for fountain
10 Mr.. Sherman S. Wiggins for valuable
assistance in arranging the exhibit
room; to Mr.. H. Jevne, for sundr,
articles; to SERVER & Quinn, for sundry
articles; to Mr.. S. Celestien and James
Depuy & Co., for taking care of ou
horse; to the Union Ice Works, fo
ice; to the Towel Supply Company t.
Mr.. G. w. Peachy, for work; to R. w
Dromgold, for valuable assistance il
arranging the exhibit-room to Mr.
John Burr, of San Fernando, for trees
TO Mrs. S. E. Bisbee, for vases; to tn,
following ladies for the donation 0
vases: Mrs Anna Brown, Mrs C. Cole
Mrs. J. r. Fletcher, Mrs. Anna Hobbs
Mrs Geo. Bryson, Mrs. Orrahood, Mrs
Cushman, Mrs. F. Hurlbut, Mrs. Craw
ford, Mrs. A. G. Brown, Mrs. J. A. An
derson, Mrs. St. George, Mrs. M. B
Smith, Mrs. Knight, Miss Grace Val
Horn, Mrs. H. w. Cowles, Mrs. Andel
son, Mrs. E. X. Green. To Mr.. E.
Chandler, OF the j. M. Griffith Con
pany, for brackets; to Hawley, King
CO., for truck; to Messrs. Dunsmoor
Hamilton, for a mimeograph; to th
papers of the city, for copies of thei
papers. The following gentlemen pre-
sented vases Mr.. Woodham, Mr.. Pete
Stone, Mr. Clifford, Red Rice; Los Al
geles Furniture Company, $25 cash.
On motion of L. N. Breed, vote {
thanks was extended to the above-mer
toned people for their generosity.
The secretary reported that the chan
ber was now entirely out OF debt an
had 1915 in the treasury.
Some resolutions were submitted wit