The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-02
SIGNED ON EVERY HAND
Official Call for the Big
Mass Meeting
MONDAY EVENING NEXT THE TINE SET
Help Secure the Republican Con-
vention for the Coast
EVERYBODY WILLING TO AID
The Chamber Of Commerce Hall the
Meeting Place
Mayor Frank RAIDER Selected as the Pre-.
siding Officer
An Organized Effort to Be Put Forth by Los
Angeles to Aid San Francisco
- Her Great Fight
Help Secure the Republican Con-
yentiOn for the Coast
EVERYBODY WILLING TO AID
The Chamber of Commerce Hall the
Meeting Place
Mayor Frank RAIDER Selected as the Pre-
siding Officer
An Organized Effort to Be Put Forth by Los
Angeles to Aid San Francisco
- Her Great Fight

The citizens of Los Angeles are fully
aroused to the i'm portance as well as the
necessity of putting their shoulders to
the wheel ard assisting San Francisco in
every way possible to secure the next
Republican national convention for the
Golden Gate city.
In order that the san Francisco people
may understand that Los Angeles il in
earnest in this matter, and in order to
convince the friends of Los Angeles in
the east that everything done to bring
the great con vention to this Pacific coast,
will be regarded as an especial favor to
this city, it has been decided to hold a
mass meeting Of citizens, regardless OF
party affiliations or any considerations OF
a social or political character, at the hail
of the chamber of commerce, Monday eve.
ming next at 1890.
Mayor Frank RAIDER has been selected
to preside at the meeting. At this meet
ing ways and means will be decided and
suggested whereby the efforts of Angelo
nos can be directed IN the most effective
channels to aid the sister city in securing
the large national gathering.
the meeting will undoubtedly be a
large on. 1t has been called by the
most substan tial citizens Of the place. A.
JacOby. president of the board Of trade,
anu W. G. Patterson, president of the
chamber OF com merce, have both signed
the call. Certainly there 10 no citizen
who does not favor the object for which
the meeting is to be held. This being
the case. it 10 the duty of all to attend It,
THE OFFICIAL CALL.
The official call for the mass meeting.
drawn up in the rooms Of the chamber OF
commerce. Is as follows:
Understanding that mass meeting
OF the m ,rchsnts and citizens of San
francisco will be held Monday evening.
November 4tb, to devise further ways and
means to secure the National Republican
conventions meeting in that city, and
being DESTROYS OF extending our encour-
agement in the matter. We respectfully
call upon the citizens Of Los Angeles to
assemble at the hall of the cham Der OF
commerce OIL that evening to draft and
transmit to the meeting at San Francisco
such resolutions as may be deemed proper
and exredient, expressing the gnod will
and best wishes for success Of the city of
Los Angeles"
THE sIGNERS.
The following citizens have signed tho
call:
Frank RAIDER. mayor; Fred H. Teale.
city auditor; T. s. Munson, George ID.
Pessell, $; Il. Kingery, NJ. P. Snyder,
Patterson, president of the cham Der of
commerce. A. .Iacoby, president Of the
board OF trade: ID. Freeman, ex-presidsn ant
of the chamber of commerce; @. d. Will
lard. secretary of the chamber of COM
merce; John r. Mathews. state senator;
=. W. tendleion. Assem- blvman James Nc
Lschlan, congressman; A. W. Barrett.
Acknowledgement OF California; Fred S.
Allies, John f. Francis. Ferd X. Rule, r.
w. Pridham. +. b. Silverwood, John M.
Crawley, Southern Pacific company; T.
Il. Rowan, DR.. Il. A. Bryant. g. +. A.
Last, jill. Dockweiler, Richard Altscuhl,
Jackson, jr.. Jacob Baruch, r. W. Burn
ham, Newmark Brothers. Hawley, King
d Co., M. a. Newmark e. Co., W. W.
MontARue & Co.. George II. Bonehrake,
Harry Seigel, II p. Woollacot, William
.. W'lshire. H. u. Osborne. 7. A. Lewis,
John T. Morton. NJ. g. Marsh. L. S.
Ives. i. B. Collier, John NJ. Glass, A. G.
BilicEe, H.W. Chase. +. J. Ensign, Frank
j. Flint Lionsl Sheldon, Ed G. Wood.
Andrew McNallv, Fred Barham. Paul II.
Blades, Evening Record; Walter F.
Parker, Free man g. Teed, Charles Luck
enbach. X. Fl. Wade. general manager
Southern California railway, and Others.
STRONG FEELING.
The feeling that the sentiment of Los
Angeles in regard to the holding of this
convention should he crystalized and pre-
sent"d to the world in practical form
through plbIic mass meeting is very
strong. The Herald and the Express have
iabored diligently to bring about this
result, The Recor: last evening makes
the following editorial comments:
The Herald and Express are to be
pralsed for the zeal with which they have
set about working up enthusiasm Tor the
Republican convention for San Francisco.