Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-15
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Proceedings of the Meeting Last
Evening.


regular meeting last evening at the ap
pointed time, G. M. Wells in the chair
After the reading OF the minutes repor
from the committee on ways and mean
was read and filed. The membership
committee reported the following list O
applications for membership, which wer,
accepted:
Fulton Engine works, w. Lewis; Red
Rice, H. Canepa, J. Jepsen & Son, Fair
banks & Hutchinson, J. HI. w. Patti
son, Meyberg Bros, Geo. A. Nadeau, G
F. Heinzeman, B. Sens 4 Sons, J. T
Bertrand, E. L. Williams & Co., Rod
riguez & We'll, w. H. Rardon, F. M
Keach, G. Purcell, j. G. Cunningham
A. D. Dunning, G. D. Compton, Los An
geles Soap company, Capitol Milling
company, j. G.. Cook, Wool Pulling
factory Kingsbaker Bros. E. V. Maud
Rowland & Chadwick, Chalmers &
Doran, w. L. Packard, w. K. Dial
Los Angeles Transfer company, H. c.
Harper, E. E. White, Buelle & Nicol
planning Mill company,J. U. Tabor. Union
Oil Company of California, H.O. Haines,
b, ,Giese, J. .Westervelt, w. H. Maurice
Union Lime company, Geo. M. North, ,
Union Iron works, G. S. Trap
hagen, Empire Steam laundry,
Newell Mathews, VIM. J. Fahnley,
H. De Garmo, Los Angeles Lime com.
pany, California Door company, j. P.
Farrell; Albert Cohn, S. E. Bisbee,
Peter Mcdonald, E. G. Judson, Dwight
Whiting, John L. Plummer, Abbot Kin
ney, George W. Ford, j. HI. Carter,
Christopher & Strong, Gustave Rouy,
Richard Gird. FL. Bauer, Sanborn, Vail
& Co., John HI. Bryan, E. P. Bryan, E.
A. Miller, j. j. Buehler, Montgomery
Bros, S. Conradi, George W. Simonton,
Wesley Clark, M. f. O'Dea, Pitcher &
Gray, Matson & Bruhn, Arthur F. Gil
more, l. L. Lowman, w. S. Spencer,
Polaski Bros, Ed Eisen.
The membership committee reported
indicating the amount of work done in
securing members.
The amendments to the constitution
at a previous meeting were
read. The amendment making the
chamber Southern California, rather
than Los Angeles organization, passed
Several other amend
ments of interest only to the members
were passed.
A motion passed that the superinten-
dent Of exhibit have the exhibit room
opened on the nights OF general meetings.
The treasurer's report was read and
The secretary's financial report was as
follows:
Balance, July 1....... :........... sl62 AZ
Received during month ........ COS 80
RaSoursed ...'.'...,..'.;''i$53e 1929 1929 9 es
balance... .............-...... 25S 90
Total. ................. s787 n s767 n
At the present time the indebtedness
of the chamber is $966.S0.
There is now cash enough in the treas
Try, or Immediately obtainable, to pay
most OF the smaller accounts, leaving
The actual Indebtedness OF the chamber
about $3.50. The increase in the income
'f the chamber from the dues of the
arge number of new members who
oined during the months of May and
!une, is just beginning to be felt, as no
lues are collected until they are three
months in arrears. From this month
;he income of the chamber, almost for
he first time in it's existence, will be
arger then its running expenses.
Mr.. Klokke was elected a director of
he chamber.
Mr.. Wells announced that Senator
!elton would be in Los Angeles on Mon
lay, and special committee to receive
he gentleman was appointed.
Mr.. Wells announced that Mr.. Gird
lad suggested the 25th as a good date
or the excursion to Chino.
Mr.. E. G. Bailey, a correspondent of
he Chicago Inter Ocean, who had been
n Nicaragua, was here introduced. and
poke Interestingly for over an hour
bout that little-known country, and
he canal now in process of construction.
There would be no indigestion in the world,