The herald., 1894-11-29
THE CHAMBER.i
NEW MEMBERS AND NEW EX
HIBITS CONE IN.
rhs uhambsr OF Comm eros Growing In
Membership and the Members
show Great En-
thusissms

The board OF directors met yesterday
afternoon at 3:15. There were preaen
Directors Freeman, Stimson, Cohn,
Breed, Severance, Cline. Mullen. For-
man, McGarvin, Patterson, Kiokks and
ones.
The following new members were
elected: ]. A. Fairchild, contractor; s.
N. Woodbridge, Ph. D.. chemist sgricui-
tursl chemical works; J. b. Neville,
capitalist; Wilmington Transportatio n
company: DeVan & Rutledge. bankers
and brokers; William Stevenson, fruit
grower and shipper, Lamanda Park
Foster Preserving company. X. ). Bias =
sett, Pomona; Chauncey Kellogg Hill,
architectural draughtsman DR.. W. T.
d. Morrison, veterinary surgeon.
The president reported with regard to
the meeting OF Southern California su-
pervisors that tbs invitations had been
generally accepted and the prospect was
that 40 or 30 supervisors would come to-
Rether. The date had been set for De-
cember l1th.
A letter was read from Major Ben
yuard OF the United States government
vuryey with regard to the development
II the inner hArbor OF San Pedro.
The secretary was instructed to con-
for with the street railway companies,
and to request them in the name OF the
board OF directors to instruct their con-
luctors to announce the chamber OF com.
merce corner, and on the Broadway line,
il 90 requested By passengers, to stop
che car in front OF the main entrance.
The designations from membership of
Jos. Mesmer and Malcolm Macleod were
accepted.
The exhibit hall will be open today
from 10 q. m. to pm, to enable those
to see the display who cannc get out
during the week to visit the hall.
Twenty-Five new pictures were ac-
cepted by the art jury yesterday for the
hall display and ~ for the portfolio for
the art exhibit for the month OF Deem
Der. At the special meeting of artistic
held in the chamber yesterday it was
decided to hold the reception between
the LIST and 10Th OF December.
To the women's corner was added yes.
terday q very handsome case OF en-
broidery work by Beeman & Hendy.
The California Fish company have
sent in q full line OF their goods for q
permanent exhibit.
Mrs. ]. Bullock of Puente displays
cotton grown in her garden that equals
any grown BY our southern producers.
T. j. Harms OF Downey and III. @. Drabes
of this city add each o pair OF twin
pumpkins, and Fish Bros. of Verdugo
add display of Stone Eureka apples.
Mrs. Mary Beale of La Liebre ranch,
Antelope valley, fine specimens Of
French prunes. Jacob Swall Of Del Sur
of the same valley contributes samples
of wheat and barley.
Miss Emma Wetzel OF East Los Ange.
les exhibits the finest Hachiya persim-
mons of the season. l. II. Cammack of
Whittier adds to his locality table olives
and tomato tree fruit. H. G. Marsh of
Alhambra makes a display Of persim-
mons, and Guy Gamble OF Artesia q
show of Winter Nelis and Beurre Hardy
pears. One OF the features of the ex.
.sibit today will be two cases containing
600 medals from the midwinter fair,
Jhowing Southern California; share of
the awards distributed by the awarding
Jury. These medals are of bronze, but
those entitled to silver or gold can pro-
cure them at SO and $50 each. Diplomas
were distributed to the lucky parties a
Jew weeks ago, stating that they were
setitled to medal. Any holder of these
can procure the medal by applying to
the chamber of commerce. F. r. Hol-
combe of Fullerton sends in q sample of
sweet potatoes grown by him.