Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-05


Countrymen." The frame to the whole
Daddies" was worked in gold and silver,
shields bearing the names of the thirteen
original states. A cannon occupied an
other portion of the window, which was
further filled by rubber balls represent
ing cannon balls, etc., and ramrod.
The decoration of the show window of
Evan f. Evans on Spring street was
also artistic. There was bed of white
and red flowers surrounded by white
magnolias.
Among others who had excellently
arranged show windows were those OF
the Los Angeles Furniture Company,
which contained a throne OF the national
colors over which hung canopy On
one side was the bust of Daniel Webster
and on the other side the features of
Lincoln in marble j. Will & Company.
merchant tailors who had watermelon
covered with flags in their window:
III. F. Vollmer, china and glassware, and
others.
The city hall had broad stripes OF red
white and blue stretched from the bal
cony to the roof while the main balcony
and the private balcony of the mayor
were faced with bunting. The national
colors were also bound around the mar
BILE pillars at the front entrance.
The HERALD office was gaily decorated.
The national colors were draped over the
doorways and along the cornice in an
artistic manner and the bulletin board
in front was entwined with bunting.
The entrances to the Nadeau, the Hol-
lenbeck and the other hotels were all
handsomely decorated, and streamers
tioated from the windows in many in
stances.
Turnverein hall was handsomely dec
grated with flags and streamers. The
banners of the Turner's were added to
the American colors with pleasing
effect.
Across the street the windows OF the
Athletic Club displayed the national
colors.
Among the other firms and buildings
which displayed bunting were: The
London Clothing Co., Meyer, Lewis &
Co., the Boston Store, the Orc Fino
Club, the Tammany Club, Eintracht
saloon, W. c. Furrey, Orr & Sutch,
Chicago Clothing Co., j. I. Steward, NJ.
ern California National Bank, Chase
Eaton's saloon, Routzahn & Gillley,
floral store, d. C. Owens, Mrs. Dosch, Mrs.
Henderson, Chicago Wall Paper house,
j. Gutthelf, Maison Richie, Astor house,
James Smith, Golden State Bazaar,
Ebingers bakery, The Ramona, Miss e.
McCarty. Wineburgh's, Mammoth Boot
and Shoe house, Chicago Dry Goods
house, r. L. Smart, w. L. Somes, Niles
Pease, Carl Richel, f. A. Salisbury, q.
w. Peachy, Great American Tea Com
pany, G. G. G. Gilham, w. p. Shepherd,
o. A. Campbell, Hall x Packard, James
NJ E. Clenney, New Home restaurant,
McGarvin Bros, Hazelton & Jackson,
w. p. Martin & Co., H. j. Woollacott,
Dunning & Hanna, +. L. Miller, Park
market, Hellman d Waldeck, Pacific
cigar store, Eagleson & Co., HI. Jevne,
Tribune office, Christopher's, E. A. Baer,
w. +. Ball, Merrill < Cook, Desmond,
National Bank building, Greenwald's
cigar store, w. L. Growall, Kan Koo,
George Fisher, Gordan Bros, I. L. Lob
man, Baer Il Neubauer, Brown q Foster,
Gurney cab office, Tufts-Lyon's, 5. p.
r. r. Co.'s office, Harris the halter,
Chronis Bros, E. e. Crandall, j. Bick-
ell, Joseph Naverth, Palace market, M.
A. Jordan, J. NJ Shakelford, w. S.
Allen, Rebard & Ferguson, OFFS drug
store, on Spring street.
Among those on Main street who
decorated were Easton & Sons, j. w.
Walter, 7. H. klage, j. H. Knei, G. w.
Hicks, Mike Curran, John Bialopero,
chamber OF commerce, SERVER &
Quinn, M. B. Selman, Sunday
World, Rowland & Chadwick,
Chalmers & Doran, Chas. Morse, Albert
Cohn, Robert Stadie, German Steam
Dye Works, j. Brumberger, w. G. Man
rio, Trabant & Lohse, Argyle Golden
Rule, A. a. Adams, 4. Lowvich, J.
Wenger, G. Mattel, A. G. Schutze, T.
A. Gardner, Pete Muller, S. f. Norton,
Phil Hirschfeld, j. W. Fuller, G. w.
Glowner, st. Charles, G. Scotto, Joe
Baver, R. E. Lockwood, NJ. M. Norton,
Jose Di, Millardo, Vickery & Kinds,
California Restaurant, Jerry Illich's
restaurant, Harper, Reynolds q Co.,
Nicoll, Joe Mesmer, U. 5. Hotel, Golden
Eagle, Great Western Clothing Co.,
Rosenthal q Sons, Parmlee, G. f. Gro
min, Jocoby Bros, B. Sanders, G. f.
Heinzman, S. Cal. Fire ms. Co., st. Ell
mo, Wassnast & Earl, Germain Fruit
Co., II. Clary and A. Peasly.
VII llllIO SIISSI Iilc OllOWlllS OcCOI-
ated: Ekstein's drug store, Dan Mori
arty, Thos. Odermatt, H. Pink, j. Di-
fussi, VIM. Humphreys, Meagher,
Young & Co. and Mrs. j. Davidson.
On Second street decorations were to
be seen ON the following Offices: Hollen-
beck cafe, w. J. Hartley, Cabinet
saloon, Reynolds & Co., Geneva restau-
iant, Fowler & Colwell, Excelsior laun-
dry, w. H. Richards and r. w. Poin-
dexter The police station was decor
ated quite handsomely.
On First street the following decor
ated: Massachusetts, shoe store, Ball &
McCarter, Olympic hall, Lewis & Beck
worth, Natick house, Chapman & Paul,
A. Vignolo. Edwards d Mcknight,
Drake, Jones, E. E. Elser, H. H. Nc
Cutchan, Seymour & Johnson, Beeson
& Reed, H.J. Stuhr, Maison Doree and
Laurel Palace.