The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-02
Senator Carey's letter is as follows !.

UNITED STATES SENATE.
WASHINGTON ID. c jan Il.
D. R. Clay, ESQ.,, 13s Spring street, Los An
geles, Cal:
DEAR sGR:-I received your letter of January
10th, and in reply would say that whatever
point is approved by the delegation from the
state of California will probably be the one
adopted by congress for the deep sea harbor in
Southern California. l have received so many
communications on the subject from different
p rsons that l should be all at sea in deter
mining what is best to be done. The repre-
sentatives selected by the people OF California,
l should be inclined to think, would look at
the true interests OF the people and OF the
state have not heard the matter sufficiently
discussed here to form any opinion what
ever. Very truly yours, JOSEPH NJ. CAREY.
OF course, the larger part of all the
names received in the last two days
have been those Of Los Angeles. There
are many lists in the outside districts
already, nut it will be day or two yet
before these are received. Santa Ana
has list of 800 names that has not been
received yet, and the chances are thas it
will grow considerably longer before it
reaches THE HERALD office. In Pasadena
great list is being prepared Long
Beach may be depended upon, and a
hundred other points will sursly do "a
we'll if not better than they did before.
Yesterday Norwalk sent in So names,
San Bernardino sent its first list. some
To- G,,o IL, e,
dens.
Los Angeles contributed 3015 names
to the days total, and most ali OF thesc
came from the down town districts.
More than 200 of them came as a result
OF John F. Francis unsefish aud untir-
ing efforts. George NJ. Wiemsn, grocer
les and fruits, at 613 South Broadway,
sent in a list OF 66 names, and others
will follow it. Mr.. Wiemau keeps the
blanks on his counter. You can sign
there. I.'a O good place TO trade.
Thomas T. knight & Son, the sta
tonery aud periodical dealer in the
Bradbary building, Third street. sent in
81 names yesterday. Mr.. Knight keeps
the pstition in prominent place near
the Third street entrances. It's an at
tractive store and has o host OF good
customers as this list proves.
F. A. Burnham. proprietor of the
American short order house and res
taurant at 129 East First street, sent in
another list of 81 names yesterday.
Judging from the number OF lists that
come from Mr.. Burnham's there must
be good many peopls dining or lunch
ing there in single dsr. They evil
dsntly go there because they like it.
There's big list being complied at
the Hotel Ramona and the number of
signatures upon itspeaks a whole 10: for
the popularity of the placs with South
ern California people.
At the Cafe restaurant there is
petition lying on the counter. Sign it
as you 90 out. You will bs in good
humor then. cure.
Now there are whole lot OF other
places in the city where the San Pedro
hsrbor memorial can be signed, but
their locations are not known to THE
HERALD-and that's the fault of their
proprietors, who have not sent in their
namss and addresses to be added to the
following list.
Remember that this is week'a cam
paign. What is going to.be done mutt
be done at oncs. II you want N ono
rial blanks send for them at once or call
at The HERALD Office for thsm THE
HERALD cheerfuly pays the postage on
all blanks sent ont. AMI II you have a
store or place OF busineos where you care
20 plhce the memorial for the sigma.
lures of yoar patrons. send in your
name and address at once.
where the San Pedro Hsrbor Memorial
Can b.. sigued.
HOTEL RAMONA, Third and Spring.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, rourth and
Broadway.
NEW YORK KITCHEN, l20 East First
AMERICAN SHORT-oRDER HOUSE, 129
East First.
HERALD BUSINESS OFFICE. %, West
Third
D. l.. CLAY, 1873 South Spring
THOMAS T. KNIGHT & SON, Third and
Broadway, Bradbury building.
GEORGE NJ WIEMAN, 6l3 South Broad
way.
MAXWELL & DAVIS, 100 West Second.
GEORGE W. PARSONS, 130 South Broad
way.