Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-02
A List of People Who Wish to
Come to California.
A Document Received at the
Chamber of Commerce.
The Good Work Done by the ''Cali-
fOrnia OH Wheels
People Who Ask for Special Information
About California = Visitors at
the Permanent Exhibit.

Board OF trade document Wnlcn gives
some idea OF the work accomplished by
the California on Wheels" in adver-
tising this State through the East. 1t
reads as follows:
SAN Francisco, March 81, 1890.
To affiliated Boards:
Below please find the names OF per-
sons writing to the California State
Board of Trade for special information, )"
also interested parties giving their adj
dress to the superintendent of "Califor-
MIA on Wheels" en- route:
A. L. Cruze, Vincennes, Lee County,
Iowa. wants to know terms of sale and
price of land in Tehama, Sutter, Yuba
and Sonoma counties.
Everett Ward, Edmonton, N. w. Ter
ritory, Canada, with 81 900; also several
other young men who want to settle in
the southern part of the State. They
want list of plots and inducements.
o. G. johnson, Orting, Washington,
will come to California as soon as he
can sell his property; wants reliable in
formation.
Joseph Becker, st. Joseph, Iowa,
wants to know about the Thermalito
and Palermo colonies.
w. P. Owen, of Sissons, Siskiyou
county, California, and six other fami-
lies from Iowa, Arkansas and Missouri,
having wintered there, want to immi-
CRATE this spring. They want to know
about San Luis Obispo and Sonoma
counties
John Becker. of Veratin, Cal, wants
to start some business in or near Oro-
vile. He wants map and information
about lots, etc.
F. G. Clarence, of Denver, Col, SAYS
that three families in all have decided to
come to California for home. They
will engage in raising fruit, poultry and
vegetables; have visited California on
Wheels" saw nothing about Lake
county; want a variety of information
concerning it.
Mr.. Mcdonald, superintendent of
California on Wheels" reports many
inquiries about counties not in affilia-
ton, and consequently no printed matter
available for distribution. This should
be remedied and appreciated by each and
every county in the State.
Denver-Wm Smedley, Sixteenth and
Laramie streets; J. F. Musgrove 1862
Fifteenth street; E. G. Pierce, 1124
Tenth street; VIM. Gordon, 1915 Lara
mie street; Mrs. E. Welles, 60 West
Maple street; A. M. West, American
house; S. H. Baker, 1751 Lawrence
street; w. N. Hawes, 1910 Evans street !;
S. H. Baker, Denver; DR.. j. w. Exline,
2643 Welton street; A. A. Tuttle, 2544
Fifteenth street; H. M. Miller, 1425
Twenty-seventh street; w. j. Tevist,
12l1 West Seventh avenue; ]. B. San
derson, 23O5 Arapahoe street G. A. Wal
lace, 1O6 Witter street; w. H. Lum, 1927
Glenard street; E. B. Gettis, 945 Seventh
avenue West; w. d. Nash, 1919 fremont
street; VIM. Riddell, 1910 South Tenth
street; w. HI. Stannah, 3141 Arapahoe
street; Rev. A. Schurnley, 26 Twenty
sixth avenue A. G. Gales, 1926 Fifteenth
street; f. Bethel, 1885 Champa street ;
r. II. Northrop, 1925 Fremont street !;
John Gilbertson, 1715 Nazee street. the
Kuner Pickle Company, Twenty-second
and Blake streets; Ira Wilkins, 1919
Seventeenth street; A. B. Babbitt, 12l
Twenty-seventh street; H. w. Davis, 643
Clear Creek avenue; H. w. Hubbard
242 Seventeenth street; c.. G..
Titeworth, 1920 Stout street; J..
3. Elson, 81 Lincoln avenue; w. H.
Mitchell, box 1896; j. HI. Yerkes, 1854
South Thirteenth; j. Lewis, 1853 Clark
son street; T. H. Baker, Denver; G. B.
Gleason, ll34 Holiday street; s. Plum
kett, 5l6 West Calpox avenue; p O. La
croix, 1854 Stout street; Mrs. M. A.
Bradley, 1923 Thirtieth street; w. S.
Sloan, 70 Archer street, A. E. Geigee,
1419 Thirty-fourth street; &. w. James,
l430 Thirtieth street; d. A. Weigland
Fifteenth and Curtis; G.. G. Landau,
Metropolitan hotel Myron w. Jones, rs
(lnQra HpnGa h1oolr
Metropolitan hotel; DR.. E. S. w. Law
renee, 1920 Champa; L. L. Moe. box
1882; Prof. J. p Woodhave, 255S Down
ing street. S. w. Woodrof, lib Market
street; Richard Battle, 1705 Grant ave-
nue.; L. Pamenter, 1928 Market street
w. II. Richey, 1926 Lawrence street !;
John w. Martin, 227 West Sixth.
Pueblo--M. w. V. Sword, 614 East
Eighth; Matte Cooper, 614 East Ninth
Frank E. Baldwin, H. A. Whitaker, GA
East Ninth; John Fore, Postoffice block
E. E. Reynolds, j. J. Montgomery, J. H. .
Bauer, T. H. Devine, Edwin Hill, III. f.
Lamb: J. j. Weed, w. C. Marymee, 434
Plain street; T. A. Lewis, 200 South
Union avenue.
Colorado Springs John A. Herring,
J. l.. Allison, E. G. Halfway, box 7O5
Mrs. ]. M. Sanborn, 115 East Virmijo
street; Sam Strong, Chas. H. Fitzcheigh
R. 0. B. Dunning, G. V. Church, L. B.
Hammond, 41S East Wellington avenue
w. A. Moale, 730 Cascade avenue; Gus
tave Nalschke, Antlers hotel; B. S. Car
ner, Antlers hotel; D. G. Cantner, 10l
North TETON street; w. 7. Mckenzie, 42t
Huerfrio street; J. K. Fical, III East
Vermigo street; Miss S. f. Kelly, H. c.
Shimp, d. G. Reppeloe, 716 South Cas-
cade avenue; T. E. Johnson, box 214
Miss L. A. Hoxie, Elk hotel.
Sundry Towns-W. S. Rudolph
Greenwood Springs, Col; w. f. Wells
McCook, Neb.; E. P. Horn, Argo, Col.
C. Van Smith, box 617, Independence
Mo-; T. r. Jones, Erie, Col; d. +
Severance, Greeley, COL; J. N. War
mock, Warnock, Ohio; Robert Ander
son, Oakdale, ILL.,; T. A. M
Harg, Sharpsdale, COL; w. w. Carr
Bloomington, Ind; Mrs. +. w. Hyde
Potter, Shayne county, Neb.; Chas. N
Brown, Beaver Greek, Col; w. l.. Lord
Wade building, Cleveland, Ohio; &. w
Buffum, Fort Collins; H. W. Brant
M. D., Goodland, Kan; J. w. Exline
M. d., 2643 Welton street, Denver; Ott
Auer, Goodland, Kan; w. A. Lindsay
332 Highland street, Denver; Geo