Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-25

came to Los Angeles on the special tram,
Miss Ward made it very pleasant for the
Los Angeles Native Sons during their
few hours stay.
Judge F. N. Angellotti, superior
judge OF Marion county, is one OF the
delegates from Tamalpais parlor.
Frank Mattison, the assessor of Santa
Cruz, is the grand marshal of the Native
Sons.
John T. Greary, prominent attorney
OF San Francisco, is the grand lecturer
of the order. He is from Pacific parlor.
and is a candidate for grand vice presi-
dent.
George A. Montell, with Carolan &
Co. of San Francisco, is one of the dele
gates from Hesperian parlor. Mr.. Mon
tell is the president of the parlor, and is
working hard for the nomination of
Dick Doolon for grand treasurer.
Arthur B. Lawson is one of the dele
gates from Pacific parlor. Mr.. Lawson
has been assistant grand secretary three
years. This is Mr.. Lawson's first visit
to Los Angeles.
M. A. Dorm of Pacific parlor is past
grand president. He is a leading at
torney at San Francisco.
William H. Miller, ex-grand presi-
dent and delegate from Pacific parlor,
was among the delegates.
John A. Steinbach, ex.grand presi-
dent and delegate from Pacific parlor,
is one OF the leading jewelers. of San
Francisco.
Joe d. Sproul, the Chico delegate, is
assistant district attorney of Butte
county. He is candidate for grand
lecturer.
DR.. Charles w. Dicker of California,
No. l, is an ex-grand president.
Henry Sunsted OF California parlor,
No. l, and grand secretary of the order
since its organization, is here in his
capacity OF grand secretary.
Joe Galewsky and G. R. Vann are the
| two delegates from st. Helena parlor,
st. Helena.
F. M. Suttrell is the sole delegate from
Glen Ellen, Sonoma county. He is a
son of ex- Congressman j. K. Suttrell.
| George f. Cameron is one of the del
egates from Pacific parlor. This is his
first visit south. Mr.. Cameron is dep
uty county clerk.
John R. Kropp, the president of the
Pacific parlor, arrived last evening.
w. w. Ellis OF Sonoma is delegate
from Sonoma parlor.
Theo G. Eiels is prosperous-looking
young gentleman who is delegate from
Sacramento parlor.
f. H. Williams of Martinez came down
yesterday. He represents Mt. Diablo
parlor.
James j. O'Brien came down from
San Francisco with the Native Sons.
F. E. Cook, delegate from Sotomoe
parlor, Healdsburg, is in the city.
e. X. Smart, of Dutch Flat, is in Los
Angeles. He represents the Citrus Belt
parlor, one of the Oldest parlors in the
state.
H. B. Ream. of Yreka, Siskiyou coun-
ty, is in the city. He is a delegate of
Ieka parlor.
F. t. Kimball, of Visalia, is the dele.
gate in the city from Visalia parlor.
Edward McCabe, of Watsonville, ar
rived yesterday afternoon. He is the
president OF Watsonville parlor.
L. NJ. Walter, OF San Francisco, came
down with the Native Sons.
j. M. Anderson is delegate from
Placerville parlor, No. 8.
Rich j. Mier, a past president of
Stanford parlor, is in Los Angeles. He
intends to have good time.
Wilberforce Dudley, the delegate from
Vallejo parlor, is newspaper man and
is connected with the Vallejo Times.
George H. Poppy and James L. Gal
lagher are the good representatives from
Alcatraz parlor of San Francisco.
Rudolph Stuettig, the brand new
drum major of the Douglas Military
band, was one of the sights at the re-
ception of the delegates. This was the
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