Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-02
THEY WANT TO KNOW.
A LOT OF PEOPLE WANT KNOwL-
EDGE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
Chamber of Commerce Notes Preparatory
for the Excursion to Chino-Additions
Received to the Exhibit.

The excursion of the chamber of COM
merce to the Chino sugsr factory is BOOM
ing. The secretary issued nearly 200
passes to members yesterday, and has
had innumerabe applications for trans
portation from outsiders. As stated be-
fore in these columns, everyone not
member can visit the factory for $2.70.
The special train will leave the Arcade
depot at O'Clock Thursday.
A meeting of the management commit
zee has been called for this morning,
when all the details will be arranged.
E. H. Hutchinson, the genial street
superintendent, has been chosen mar
shall of the day.
Mr.. A. w. Blanchard, of Santa Paula,
was among the visitors to the exhibit
yesterday.
The worlds fair executive committee
will meet this evening at the chamber of
commerce. The executive committee of
the citrus fair of 1880 has voted to give
she worlds fair association the $4,000 re-
manning in the committees hands from
that exposition.
Donations yesterday were as follows :
C. E. Hoar, Simi ranch, red and white
nectarines and figs; j. A. Odell, Long
Beach, golden wonder millet; Mrs. s. c..
McCormac, La Canada, who runs forty
acre ranch, grapes, figs, pears, apricots,
plums, corn and lemons; Banning sends
apples and plums; G. z. Taft, Orange,
dried persimmons; Thomas Millsap, Yer
mon, late Crawford peaches; Mark Brim
ble, Covina, Kelsey Japan plums for the
Chicago exhibit.
The following parties desire informa-
ton regarding Southern California: r.
ID. Hill, 1646 Champa street, Denver,
Colo. W. B. johnson, Loomis building,
Wilkesbarre, Pa. R. E. Calvin, post
Office box 437, Haverhill, Mass. j. M.
Tracy, La Crosse, Kan; 0. L. Edge
comb, Highlands, Colo; M. S. Whiting,
I62l15 Powell street, San Francisco; E.
q. Shirman, Stanton, Va; A. II. Irish,
Pine Island, Mimi; John Wise, Evans
port, Ohio; Frank M. Richard, Nance,
Phillips county, Kan. E. D. Scrogin q
Bro, Versailles, KY; Mrs. T. E. Vest,
ton, Pewee Valley, Ky; Mrs. Matte S.
age, ESQ.,, South High street, Columbus,
Ohio; j. E. EngIer, Dispatch office,
Columbus, Ohio; John A. Sites, Col
umbus, Ohio; Mrs. Emily Stewart, Oak
street. Columbus, Ohio; F. R. Shinn,
Citizens Saving bank, Columbus, Ohio;
Harry Armstrong, 703 West Lombard
street, Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Howard
Carlton, 7216 Harvard avenue, Engle-
wood, ILL.,. Howard Carlton, South Bal
timore car works, Baltimore, Md; E.
g. Deering, Dispatch Office, Columbus,
Ohio; B. H. Aiken, 26 North
High street, Columbus, Ohio; John B.
Whitehead, Columbia Center, Ohio;
Mr.. Gault, druggist, Oak and Grant
avenue, Columbus, Ohio; Col. George
Armstrong, 900 North Twenty-fourth
street, Omaha, Neb.; E. L. Armstrong,
care 900 North Twenty-fourth street,
Omaha, Neb.; J. w. Mitchell, Mime
-apolis, Mimi; L. N. Patterson, Twelfth
and Third avenue, Minneapolis, MINI. !;
George Clark, Haskins, N. D.; M. S.
Blair, Ojata, N. D.; Rollo Porter, Grant
and Fourth avenue, Minneapolis, Minn /;
Mrs. Kate G. Macarthur, Jersey, Licking
county, Ohio; E. Cook & Brother, 26
North High street, Columbus, Ohio; J.
II. Dunn, Fairhaven, Wash. Norman
M. Kerr, st. Paul, Mimi; DR.. P. T.
Pratt, Taylorsville, ILL.,. William H.
Horner,- 525 Southfeld street, Pittsburg,
Pa; H. F. Lange, Fourth and Town
send streets, San Francisco; S. Nc
Gowan, Jr., Columbia, S. c.; W. H.
Loux, postoffice box 1909. Philadelphia,
Pa B. Gitchell. Custer City, S. D. !;
Theo. Mueller, Detroit, Mich, $40 Third
street; George Spaulding, Chauncy,
Mich; Clifford H. G. McGrew, Al Wal
lace street, Cambridge, Mass. Nicholas
R. Guilbert, 2l43 North Nineteenth
se Bose 1daho n ra Hyscr n e. WanSt WeaSy
Grove, Cal. George Lamb, ia, Magne
street, Rochester, N. Y; Fred Detman,
469 Syracuse street, Cincinnati, Ohio !;
%. NJ. Styron, Norfolk, Va; G. A. Al
den, Hamlet, N. Y; w. S. Woodman,
Wichita, Kan, 902 Waco avenue; ]. H.
Morrow, Rialto, CAL; F. P. Frost,
Greely, Colo.