Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-17
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
FROM THE STATE
BOARD OF TRADE.
People Who Want Information About the
State-Additions to the Permanent
Display-The Ladies' Annex.

Several circulars were received at the
chamber of commerce yesterday from
the state board of trade. One contained
the announcement that the board con-
templated publishing pamphlet on the
Mining Industries of California" as
companion to the one issued some time
since on the "Fruit Industries" In
formation is asked on mining matters
from the chamber and from the news
papers.
Another circular announces that the
fruit and other exhibits at the state
board of trade rooms need renewing,
and the affiliated bodies are asked to
contribute. 1t is also stated that the
managers of California on Wheels are
asked many questions about the mineral
resources of California, and it is sug-
gested that additions be made to this
department of the travelling exhibit.
The following list of names is sent of
people who have visited the California
on Wheels and have expressed wish to
come to this country John Devine,
South Onondaga, N. Y; L. Gascoigne,
Fort Simcoe, Wash. H. w. Brown, box
276, Junction City, Kan; f. J. Grin
mel, Grinnel, Iowa; E. w. Alexander,
Esperanee, N. Y; J. w. Worth, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa; DR.. H. Blood, Lanisburg,
Mich. ]. R. Dunn, "a West Fourth,
Plainstield, N. j.. Gardner Warren, Red
Wing, Mimi; A. E. Grossman, Liberal,
Kan G. E. Locke, Liberal, Kan. Ben.
johnson, Superior, Wis. J. r. Higgins,
;3S Temple street, Boston, Mass. J. E.
Hill, Wilton Junction, Iowa; E. A..
Tester, Alma, Wis.
The following donations were made to
the permanent exhibit of the chamber
yesterday:
VIM Briggs, OF Whittier, string beans !;
DR.. Cowles, of Whittier, apricots; w.
T. Strobridge, of Whittier, blackberries !;
Charles Epp, of Whittier, blackberries
and potatoes; Halnes & Virgins, of
Whittier, apricots; w. w. Robinson,
bananas; VIM. Pope, of Vernondale,
mulberry branches; George Dunham, of
Crescenta, cherry plums; l.. M. Sitford,
East Side poultry yard, peacock plumes;
G. B. Woodberry, of Verdugo, comb
honey; Miss Alice Bryson, pebbles for
water fountain; Mrs. Farga, artichoke
bloom.
Flowers were donated by the follow
ing:
Mrs. Jno. R. Fletcher, Master Johnnie
Jensen, Mrs. G. J. Stewart, Mrs. c. Jen-
sen, Mrs. DR.. Mitchell, Mrs. H. w.
Patton, Mrs. DR.. Clark, Mrs. Mosley,
Mrs. w. L. Price, Mrs. Kate Spear, Mrs.
Henry Collins, Mrs. Rose Hill, Mrs.
Jno. Bryson, Sr., Mrs. Will Bryson, S.
P. Lewis, Mrs. McCreery, Mrs. Nellie
Blewett, Mrs. G. Carlisle, Mrs, Hobbs,
F. w. Peschke,
Ladies' Annex.
The ladies of the annex held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon at which there
was an excellent attendance. The fol-
lowing were elected to membership in
the annex:
Miss E. H. Wheeler, Mrs. Geo. H.
Pinney, Mrs. Harriet Lee, Mrs. L. Il.
Gingery, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. S. j. Rulo,
Mrs. S. D. B. Schultz, Miss Hattie
Schultz, Mrs. S. V. Landt Mrs. Curtis.
Al. R. Higgins, who was made chair
man at the last meeting of the chamber
of the committee to arrange for the for
NAL opening of the Broadway market,
and armory, addressed the annex, and
explained that the ladies were expected
to take part in the entertainment. The
invitation was promptly accepted, and
ladies set about making arrangements
for doing their share Of the
work. 10 this end the fol-
lowing committees were appointed:
Printing, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Smith;
music, Mrs. Cicotle, Mrs. Wilson; cleo
tions, Mrs. Lansingh, Mrs. Winslow;
tables, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Cicotle dishes,
Mrs. D. Gridley, Mrs. G. w. Hicks; lem
onade, Mrs. DR.. Mitchell, Mrs. j. Jun
Ains ice cream, Mrs. McDonel, Mrs. DR..
wilder, Miss Longstreet; cloak room,
Mrs. Quackenbush, Mrs. Hickey; on
decoration, Mrs. McCrearv, Mrs. Wins
low, Mrs. Quackenbush, Mrs. Hurlbert,
Mrs Lansingh, Mrs. Cicotle, Mrs. Fade,
Mrs Cushman, Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. Page,
Mrs. w. S. Bryson, Mrs. G. E. Hutchin-
son, Mrs. WUrland, Mrs. G. A. Last,
Mrs DIR. Mitchell Mrs. J. Junkins, Mrs.
Dr. Carlisle, Mrs. E. L. Evarts, Mrs. w.
S. Cox, Mrs. Norviel, Mrs. Mary Mrn-
non, Mrs. Grebe.
Mrs F. Sterling resigned from the first
vice-presidency, and Mrs. Dimmick re-
signed from the home industry commit
tee Their designations were accepted
The officers and board of directors met
Immediately after the adjournment of
the annex, and appointed Mrs. d. Grid
ley as first vice-president and Mrs. G.
w. Hicks on the home industry COM
mittee.