Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-19
Newhall-George Campton.

PaSadena--J. McLaChlan, j. Banbury
p. M. Green, II. w. MCGEE.
Glendora-J. w. Cook.
Burbank. A. Marshall.
Azusa--D. G. Clapp.
Centinella--C. r. johnson.
Duarte-H. s. Hazeldine.
Redondo-Joseph Wolfskill, Charlie
Wier.
San Pedro-G. H. Peck, Jr., DR.. G. B
Briefly, J. w. Hellman.
Tropico-H. J. Dunsmoor, Hugh Glas
sell.
Whittier-Robert Farrell, DIR. W.. Lind
ley.
Wilmington--J. B. Banning, P. H
Downey, George Kinds.
THE COMMITTEE OF wELoME.
The committee of welcome to receive
the president met in the mayors Office
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, with
Colonel H. G.. Otis in the chair.
General Hewitt and Mr.. Crawley O
the Southern Pacific company were ir
attendance, and after going over the
ground thoroughly, it was finally decided
that the committee on welcome would be
provided by the railroad with one Pull
man car to proceed to Beaumont, where
the presidential party will be met.
Mr.. Spence stated that Captain Aims
worth, of Redondo. who could not be
prosent, had promised to supply mum.
Der of elegant bouquets, to be made ot
carnation pinks, and also to send up g
large quantity of other beautiful flowers
Mr.. Spence himself also promised to
bring in his quota of flowers from Mon.
rovia.
General Hewitt presented a request
that two press representatives from San
Bernardino be given places in the car
from Cotton to Beaumont and return.
The request was granted.
l.. N. Breed was given authority to in
crease the expenditure for wines, ETC.,
to $115.
1t was decided that the train should
be stopped ten minutes at Pomona, pro-
vided the time could be made up, SO as
not to delay the arrival in Los Angeles
The committee then adjourned to
meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, to
make final arrangements.
Among the passengers will be five
members of the Mandolin club, who
will furnish music for the distinguished
visitors. One car will be profusely dec.
Grated with flowers, and a beautiful
supply of choice fruits, etc., will also be
taken along. At Beaumont the car will
be attached to the presidents train,
when the flowers, fruits, etc., will be
transferred to the presidents car.
THE BANKS TO CLOSE.
Secretary George H. Stewart of the
Los Angeles clearinghouse announces
that the banks of Los Angeles have en-
tered into the following agreement in
relation to the visit of the president
$40 afford our customers and employees
an opportunity to participate in the
demonstrations OF respect to the presi-
dent of the United States, who is ex-
pected to arrive in this city at 3 O'Clock
pm. on Wednesday, the 22d inst, all
the city banks agree to close their
respective places of business at O'Clock
pm. of that day. 1t is understood that
note clerk will be in attendance at
each bank until O'Clock, and provision
will be made to attend to such other
matters as the needs of customers may
require"
THE FLORAL CONTRIBUTIONS.
The country people are requested to
solicit all the flowers possible in theil
respective districts, and send them not
later than Tuesday morning by Wells,
Fargo q Co. The agents are instructed
to receive flowers for delivery free oil
charge. Flowers should be consigned
to Ladies' Flower Festival society, Los
Angeles. A general invitation is ex-
tended to suburban cities to participate
in the reception.
THE LOYAL LEGION.
At meeting OF the members of the
Military Order of the Loyal Legion in
Southern California, held yesterday
afternoon, it was decided to participate
in the welcome to the president, who is
companion of the order. All compan-
ions who desire to meet the president
at the station and take part in the pro-
cession are requested to meet at the
Office of Major Butler, Armory building.
Broadway, at 2 p.m., Wednesday, and
to at once announce their intention to
the secretary, @. s. Gilbert, p. o. Box
1924, SO that arrangements may be
made for carriages.
All companions who desire to wait
upon the president will please report at
the rear door OF the pavilion before 8
o'clock Wednesday evening, arrange
ments having been made for an inf0r-
NAL reception Immediately preceding
the general reception to citizens. Com.
panions are requested to wear the badge
of the order.
Members of the order, whether resi-.
dent or visiting, are reminded that the
regular quarterly meeting will be held
at PM, Saturday, the 25th inst, al
the Office of Major Butler as above.
THE CONTINENTALS.
There will be meeting of the mem
bers of the Continentals at the Pano.
rama building, 320 South Main street
at O'Clock this afternoon, to make ar
rangements to turn out TO receive Presi-
dent Harrison. All the boys who pa
raded with the battalion on foot OF
mounted last Fourth of July are re.
quested to be present at the meeting.
NEW SUITS.