The herald., 1895-04-10

ell, J. shiplcy, p. A. Clifford, W. S.
Schafer. Miss NJ. Bell, Miss L. kohlborg
Miss Buell., l.. Morgenthan Mrs. r..
Ortion, Mrs. c. ii. Rice, Miss o. Rice
Mrs. Reed, Mrs: r. Sudden. Mrs; c. Sud
den. J. /. Boyd and wife, Miss Emlinry
W. G. Hughes, W. a. Carnes, J. Ros +.
Jackson, Mrs. Ester, Mrs. b. NJ. Ester,
Mrs. G. Clasby. Miss C. Tompkin, Mrs.
H. E. Drummond, Miss M. A. Post, c. F.
Williams, J. Howell, J. Dennis, Bob
Davenport, w. +. Kennedy. Ed Carpenter
G.. A. Lincoln. W. C. Brodie, +. s. Lacy,
c. G. Howard, Miss n. Houghton, Mrs
f. c. Hughston. Mrs. Goddard, William
Hadley, II. Wieking J. J. Farrell. John
Tonney. d. Eiseman. W. J. Killip. John
Brady, +. Alexander, ID. X. Putney, Will
liam White. E. Gosliner NJ. II. Eastman,
Judge Sundstrom, J. II. Jamison, l.. J.
iMenny. W. II. Lloyd and wife, Mrs. ).
W. kinsman. Mrs. Haker. Mrs. J. G..
Martin, c. II. Somers and wife, j. E.
Shouster, ]. b. Bearlield. James Hugh
ston, II. Wicker, George A. Kice, John
Cohen.
A San Francisco Associated Press dis
patch received yesterday says:
The auxiliary committee of the Half
Million club in charge of La Fiesta ex-
cursion to Los Angeles, have their final
arrangements well advanced. No doubt
exists as to its success
ID. NJ. Carman has returned from Los
Angeles. where he went as the represen-
tative OF the general citizens committee.
He brought with him assurances of the
most sati sfactory chacater that the lead
ing men of the southern metropolis will
cooperate with the club. In speaking OF
Los Angeles, he said:
MY trip TO Los Angeles has been pro-
ductive OF good in more ways than one.
The cordial reception | received placed at
rest all questions as to the feeling enter
General Meyberg manager of the
Fiesta, assured me that only the kindest
feelings existed and that our people will
be met with open arms. lie took me to
several Of the leading citizens, and in
the evening introduced us to the advisory
board. | found these gentlemen not
only wide awake, progressive and enthus-
iastic, but genial and warm hearted.
81 had an opportunity during the even
ing of seeing what has made it possible
for Los Angeles to produce the finest
display of its kind that America has ever
seen. The business tact, the system, the
energy and the public spirit evinced by
the committeeman is guaranty that
even their great undertaking will be car
red to successful completion. 1t also ex-
plains why Los Angeles has made such
strides during the unprecedented period
of commercial depression.
White Horse Cavalry.
AT meeting of the White Horse Cav
airy, formed for the purpose of partici-
pating in the Fiesta parade, last evening,
in the Nadeau parlors, it was decided to
meet at San Pedro and Seventh streets at
pm. on next Sunday for the purpose of
having an initial drill. The company
has eleven officers and sixty-eight pri-
Yates, and the following is the list:
n. A. Covarrubias, captain; Tom
Strohm and George W. Glowner first and
second heutenants, senior and junior
grades; Frank w. Sabichi. second lieu
tenant; Theodore Meyer, first sergeant.
Non-commissoned officers: L. S. Allen
anc VI. P. Hyatt; George $. Wilson, first
corporal; William T. Williams, second
corporal; Frank p. Flint third corporal;
Rafael Dominguez, fourth corporal.
The privates are Eugene Maxwell, f.
B. Goodrich. II. w. Heinsch. n. NJ. Qui-
James A. Chanslor, Charles n. Farland
G. Finlayson. L. J. Mathews, C. w. Nc
Kenzie, T. w. Kirby. c. f. Norton, Jacob
Adloff, James A. Craig, w. L.. Hobbs, W.
A. Henry, J. V. Hannah, Peter ID. Mar
tin, sackett Cornell. I. II. lie veen1,
George Goldsmith, B.; L. Allen, J.
Hoffman, /. Kelly, Q. W. Roberts,
J. r. Sabichi Robert Kern. f. B. Gift
ford, Edward Tufts. w. G.. Miller Charles
W. Reed. M. E. G. Munday. Scott Oliver,
e. A. Carson, j. A. McCusker, l.. Boti-
lier. J. A. Cashton, W. L. Packard. Jr,
J. o. Cashin. Il. B. Laventhal, 7. f.
Beatty, M. Attamiarano, ], II. Foley.
l.. j. Rose, Jr., Pete Donalachi. William
Llewellyn, DR.. Kannon, George c. Sa-
bichi, William Read. George Lake, w. f.
Nordholdt, X. A. Whittlesey J. c. Wray,,
Floyd +. Green, II. /. Moore, J. X. Win
ston B. Gordan. M. c. Marsh, Jr., |. ].
Howell. D. +. Donegan, Walter r.. Bow.
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