Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-15
ARE YOU A MEMBERS
THE VARIOUS COMMITTEES TO RE-
CEIvE THE PRESIDENT.
The List Finally Adopted Yesterday After
noon-A Business Meeting at the May
or's Office This Evening.

A meeting of the gentlemen acting in
the matter of preparing for the presi-
dents reception, was held yesterday
afternoon at Mayor Hazards Office, at
which the following lists of the commit
tees were finally adopted
Executive Committee: Henry I. Haz-
ard, chairman; General A. McD. Nc
Cook, Freeman G. Teed. General
f. E. Hewitt, Major George Z. Gard,
Major w. O. Furrey, Major A. w. Bar
rett, Colonel H. G. Corbin, Colonel TIA.
Lewis, S. B. Hynes, Eugene Germain,
G. f. A. Last, J. Frankenfeld, w. III.
Workman, Joseph Mesmer, l.. L. Garn-
sey, G. j. Griffith, Jno. w. Green, ]. F.
Humphreys, H. L. MacNeil, A. E.
Pomeroy, E. I'll. Lamme, Frank w. Sa-
bichi, l. II. Polk, ). w. Haverstick.
Committee OF Welcome: Henry T.
Hazard, chairman; R. F. Del Valle, l..
N. Breed, Stephen M. White, f. F.
Spence, H. q. Osborne, George j. Aims
worth; Colonel H. G. Otis, General Jno.
r. Mathews, S. o. Houghton, Joseph D.
Lynch, Hervey Lindley, A.W Francisco,
J. A. Kelly, H.W. Hellman, General <.
L. JOnuSOH.
Mayor Hazard requests that all the
members of these committees be present
at the general meeting of the committee
OF 200 this Wednesday evening at his
office without further notice.
The committee on programme made
| the following recommendations:
| That the general committee be in
creased to membership of 200.
That an executive committee OF twen-
ty-fve be appointed by the chairman of
| the general committee, which shall also
constitute a finance committee, and
which shall have charge of all arrange
ments in connection with the reception
and entertainment of the presidential
party.
That committee on decoration OF five
members shall be appointed by the
chairman, which committee shall have
charge of the decorations, subject to the
executive committee.
That committee of fifteen members
be appointed by the chairman, which
committee shall meet the presidential
train at some point east of Los Angeles,
on the Colorado desert, with an abun-
dant supply of fruits, flowers, etc., to
extend welcome to the president to the
state.
That the mayor of Los Angeles be ex-
officio of all committees.
That the two principal features OF the
demonstration OF welcome be-:
| First, an escort from the depot
through some of our principal streets by
the National Guards, Grand Army posts
and such other organizations as may de-
sire to participate upon the arrival OF
the presidential party in the afternoon.
Second, a public reception at the pa
vilion in the evening, at which the gem
eral committee of 200 shall act as re-
ception committee; that at the public
reception the National Guard be invited
to assist; that the doors of the pavilion
be kept closed until after the presiden-
tial party arrive and have taken their
places; that the citizens form in line
and pass the presidential party without
shaking hands, and pass Immediately
| from the building, as the probable num-
bers who would wish to pay their re-
spects to the president could be accom-
| modated in 10 other way.
AS feature of the welcome in the
| daytime the committee recommend that
the public school children of the city
be assembled ON either side of one of
our principal streets, each with a
bouquet of flowers; that where the
children are thus assembled the street
in front of them be kept clear and that
when the president passes through the
lines the children strew his pathway
with flowers.
That grand marshal be appointed
who shall have charge of all matters in
connection with the procession, and who
shall appoint sufficient number of aids,
and to whom the grand army, national
guard and other bodies participating
shall report for position in the line.
The complete list of the committee OF
| 200 is as follows:
Mayor Henry T. Hazard, chairman;
L. N Breed, E. w. Jones, E. F. Spence,
Dan Freeman, A. Glassell, Eugene Ger
main, Gen. A. Med. McCook, Col. Fl.
| G. Corbin. S. B. Lewis, John M. Craw-
| ley, Col. ]. j. Ayers, Major w. G. Fur
rey, G. +. A. Last, w. G. Peterson, J.
E. Platter, George Dickson, j. B. Lank-
ershim, Major w. H. Bonsall, S. M.
Perry, Gen. E. P. Johnson, H. q. Os-
borne, Col. H. G.. Otis, Judge E. M.
Ross, John Bryson, Major George H.
Bonebrake, j. M. G. Marble, J. Frank
enfield, Gen. John R. Mathews, H. w.
| Hellman, w. III. Workman, R. H. F.
Variel, Joseph Mesmer, DR.. H. Sinsa-