Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-17
maintaining first-class military band,
by assisting in perpetuatIng these con-
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
What Is Being Done to Advertise the
County,

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County.
The following donations to the exhibit
were received yesterday and put in
place:
VIM. Evans, Downey, thirty-six or
anges in one cluster; G. E. Losing,
Compton, lines; G. w. Outline, Comp
ton, lemons; F. S. English, Rivera, or
anges l.. ID. Woodworth, Azusa, lem
ons; S. w. Wood, Glendora. oranges in
cluster; Mrs. j. S. Bennett, Vernon,
eucalyptus blossom; Mrs. Hobbs and
Mrs. Lansingh, floral decorations; Will
Graves, of same place, pumpkins; Mrs.
HI. M. Good, Verdugo, red raspberries
and prunes; w. Fl. Adams, Azusa,
sample of ore.
A citrus fair meeting will be held this
morning in the chamber of commerce
assembly room, at 10 O'Clock.
A meeting of the chamber will take
place at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The following letter explains itself:
HARPER & Bros EDITORIAL ROOMS
FRANKLIN SQUARE, NEW YORK,
December s, 1890.
H. j. Hanchette, Esq, Secretary LOS Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
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the 29th of November reached Mr..
Charles Dudley Warner only few min
utes before he sailed on Saturday. He
asked me to acknowledge it on his be-
half, with thanks, and to say that he
sincerely appreciates the chamber of
commerce's approval of his Southern
California paper. May. 1 add also the
thanks OF the Messrs. Harper, for your
kind courtesy in writing Mr.. Warner.
Very truly yours,
r. f. SINCLAIR,
Asst. Editor Harpers Magazine.
The adjourned meeting of the cham
ber to nominate officers for the ensuing
year, will be held in the assembly room,
Wednesday, December 18th, at 8 O'Clock
p. m.
DIR. VIM. H. Graves, Salt Lake cap
italist. visited the chamber yesterday
and was much taken with the exhibit.
He says they have just finished five
story building in that city for their
chamber.
THE LADIES' ANNEX.
The meeting was called to order at 2
O'Clock p. m., Mrs. DR.. Wilder in the
chair. There was quite discussion on
silk culture; several interesting articles
were read, and the ladies were urged to
take hold of this business, so as to make
display at the worlds fair. The ladies
are taking up new line OF business,
subject to the approval of the chamber
of commerce. The committee submitted
the following report which was approved
and accepted:
ANNEX BUREAU OF INFORMATION.
The ladies' annex to the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce have organized a
bureau of information, to help reduced
gentlewomen, strangers especially, to
obtain work and reliable information ON
almost any subject appertaining to
Southern California. Responsible, trust
worthy persons will be in charge, and
any information that may be given can
be depended on.
l. Parties wishing homes, boarding
or lodging houses, hotels, ETC., will be
given all necessary directions and ad-
wee,
2. Ladies wishing to engage in busi
ness for themselves can apply to the
bureau, and home made jellies, pre-
served fruits, etc., can be ordered and
furnished at any time.
3. Chaperones furnished for churches,
concerts, theaters, etc.
4. Carriages and reliable guides pro-
cured to visit interesting parts of the
city and surrounding country at reason
abe rates.
5. Musical and literary talent fur
nished for entertainments at short no
tice.
g. Parties wishing California views
and sketches, or pictures of their homes,
can secure the services of competent
artists.
7. Parties in the country wishing
shopping done can secure the services
of reliable persons for small commits
sion.
S. Parties wishing to buy or rent
ranches can get all necessary statistics
as to land, products, climate, etc.
8. Servant girls wishing situations
will be sent to reliable employment
agency, where no money will be re-
quired of them until their positions are
secured.
10. Invalids, or parties coming here
for their health, will be given advice as
to the different resorts and reliable
physicians.
II. Parties wishing help of any kind
will please send in their address.
IL. All parties wishing to furnish
their services can leave their address a
the bureau.
strangers, and all persons in need o
advice and help, are cordially invited tC
call on us. A small commission will bt
charged for services rendered.
All minor information cheerfully giveI
free of charge. The office will be in the
annex parlor, at the chamber OF com
merce.
RICHARDSON'S DENIAL.
He Saws He Never Lived with Miuuis