Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-18

Louise 3. burrows, News, Jamaic
Plain; Mass; O. W. Robbins, Enter
prise, Old Town, Me-. H. B. Hale AM
mother, Gazette, East Hartford, Conn.
W. U. Sharpe, Record, Seymour, Conn
Car Seminole: r. E. Morningsta
and wife, Democrat, Bowling Green
Ky; W. A. Wilgus and wife, Kentuck
ian, Hopkinsville, KY; 8. d. Boyle
stock Farm, Lexington, KY; H. E.
voolfolk and wife, Advocate, Danville
KY; Startling Mansfield, Journal, Hen
derson, KY; Miss Ida Belle Gossom,
Democrat, Bowling Green, KY; John
a: Bell, Times, Georgetown, KY; I. o.
Unisholm, Favorite, Franklin, KY.
William Fl. H. Judson and wife, Besse-
mer, Bessemer, Ala.; William Meeks
ana daughter, Times.News, Gadsden,
Ala. L. Hensley Grubbs and daughter,
News, Decatur. Ala.; F. P. Glass and
vile and Miss Price, Advertiser, Mont
gomery, Ala. Mrs. Lee and Miss Staley.
advocate, Greenville, Ala. w. d. Jelks,
Times, Eufala, Ala; 7. T. McDougall,
Advance, Ceredo, w. Va; John F. Ja-
ccobs. Herald, Wellsburg, w. Va. Lutte
Wilcox and wife, Field and Farm, Dem
yer, COL; H. M. Rhodes and wife, Rocky
Mountain Herald, Denver; II. L, Wads-
worth and wife, Scientific and Mining
record, Denver; A. E. Pierce, South
Denver Eye, Denver; w. P. Epperscn,
Iris, Colorado City, Col. George F. Raw.
mond and wife, Herald, Durango, Col. ;
Mr.. Child and wife, The Ranch, Pueblo,
Col.
Car La Junta: Irving Todd, Gazette,
Hastings, Mimi, member executive
committee; Miss Louise Todd, William
Kinds and wife, Argus, Shaokpec,
MINI; A. W. McKinstry and wife
Republican, Fairbault, Mimi; Joseph
Lelcht le! and wife, Westlicher Herald,
Winona, Mimi; G. @. Whitney and
vile. News Messenger, Marshall, MINI. !;
Y. 4. McKenney and wife, Sentinel,
North st. Paul, Minn.; G. II. Bronson
ana wife, North Star, New Richland,
M!nn.; d. @. Lightbourn, Index, Ida,
MIMI; A. w. Sheets, Argus, Long
Prairie. Mimi; F. G. Neumeier and
wife, Post, Saltwater, Minn.; H. A.
Castle, wife and daughter, Sentinel,
North st. Paul, Minn.; o. L. Lienau,
Die Volkszeitung, st. Paul; R. E. Pur-
cell and wife, Sun, Vincennes, Ind.
+. A. Arnold and wife, Star-Press,
Greencastle, Ind; I. B. Mcdonald and
wife, Banner, Ligonier, Ind; Louis
Hoffman. wife and daughter, Brazil,
Ind; J. M. Teeter, Democrat, Abby
vile, Va; William King, Citizen,
Scottsboro, Ala. w. L. Clay, wife and
sister, Democrat, Huntsville, Ala; r.
M. Rawls, Courier, Athens, Ala.
Car Bradford: A.. Hriclefeld and
wife, Journal, Centralia, KAN; Mrs. B.
W. Crane, Mississippian, Jackson,
Miss. ]. Slidell Brown, Argus, Ring
wood, W. Va; E. Fletcher Merideth
and wife, Interior Herald, Hutchinson,
Kan. Percy L. Moore and wife. Ad-
vance. Clarksdale, Miss; J. M. Buch-
anan, Sentinel, Grenada, Miss. J. A.
Enquirer, Hartselle, Ala.
!. j. Palmer and wife, Republican,
Meade, KAN; G. L. Bittinger, Banner,
Ocala, Fla.; A. H. Fortune and wife,
Bloomfield, Iowa; Miss
Kate Power and Miss Fanny Chalmers,
Clarion, Jackson, Miss; Arthur MUIR
ray, Press Eagle, Pine Bluff, Ark. Col.
J. A. Hoyt, Enterprise Mountaineer,
s. O.. H. G. Castle, wife and
North st. Paul Sentinel, st.
Paul, Mimi. Frank G. Hobbard, Mus
kogee, Ph9niz, I. T.; M. E. Milford,
Indian Chieftain, Viaita, /. T.; John
G. eastman snd wife, Post, Vicksburg,
Miss; w. X. Mcdonald and wife, Mar
ion Free Press, Ocala, Fla; j. w,
Gardner, Picayune, Prescott, Ark.
Gar Eufala: W. 0. L. Jennett and
wife, Democrat, Sheldon, Mo-; r. M.
White and wife, Ledger, Mexico, Mo-;
W. Williams, Herald, Columbia, Mo-;
J. w. Jacks and wife, Standard, Mont
gomery, Mo-. j. H. Edwards, Tribune.
Jefferson City, Mo-; H. G. Bell, Inde-
pendent, Potosi, Mo. H. T. Burkhardt,
Democrat, Fayette, Mo-; o. d. Gray
and mother, Leader, Sturgeon, Mo. B.
:. Blanton, Appeal, Paris, Mo-; John
g: p: Robinson, Republican, Marys-
nile, MO-; K. L. Emerson and daugh-
;er.. Banner, Magnolia, Ark; E. A.
lockwood and wife, Sun, Batavia, o.
.. W: Stephens and swife, Herald, CO.
umbis, Mo.
AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Last night the chamber of commerce
vas crowded with the visitors. They
began coming in soon after the trains
lrrlved, and by o'clock the hall was
J jam of people. They were enthusias-
ic over the display of flowers, and
santa Barbara came in for hearty praise
or its enterprise in sending such a
plendid and extensive display. Mr..
Lloyd was beeieged with questions BY
he visitors about this section OF South
,rn California.
During the evening Prof. Arevalo and
! class OF his pupils gave some charm
ng guitar music. which was greatly ap-
)reciated.
Punch and lemonade were served in
he meeting room to the guests, and it
vas welcome addition to the recep-
ion, owing to the warmth OF the night.
\ great many of the excursionists re-
NAMED on their cars last night and did
lot come up town, being tired out by
he days journey, while others still
vent about the city and did not 60 up
% the chamber of commerce.
A UNION LEAGUE RECEPTION.
The Union league sent out an invita-
ion last evening to such of the excur-
ionists as desired to visit it's club
'ooms, and quite a number called in
Turing the course of the evening. An
normal reception was rendered during
he evening, and royal bowl Of punch
Ierved to introduce the visitors with
rue California hospitality.
THE NORTHERN COMMITTEE.
The committee from the northern part
II the state, who arrived in the city
yesterday, and who will accompany the
party to San Francisco, is as follows: