The herald., 1897-01-13

tourtn-That the number of trustees
| of said corporation shall be fifteen, five
| Of whom shall be elected at the annual
| meeting each year, and that those who
are appointed and whose terms shall ex-
| pre- June sum- 1877, are as follows: Geo,
| r. Grow, Los Angeles, Cal. A. J. Cook,
| Claremont, Los Angeles county. Cal: 7
| FL. Brown. Downey, Los Angeles county,
CAL; w. w. Lowe, Long Beach, Los An
| geles county, Cal; G. p Dorian. Mon
rovia, Los Angeles county. Cal: and
| those whose terms shall expire June
30th, 1898, are A. l.. Hamilton. Pasadena,
Cal; w. L. Rasdall. Ontario Cal; Har-
vey Potter, Riverside, CAL; Harriet
Aiken, Los Angeles, Cal; Chas. A. Ras-
kerville, Los Angeles Cal; and those
whose terms shall expire in 1899 are s.
| III. Weller Los Angeles. Cal Isaac Jew
ell, Santa Ana, Cal; Malcolm Macleod
Los Angeles, CAL; p. f. Hatch. Long
Beach, Cal; Il. r. Baumgardt, Los An
geles, Cal.
Fifth-That the said trustees shall be
elected by ballot al Long Beach Califor-
mia, at the annual meeting of the cor
poration.
Sixth-That there is not capital stock
of said corporation. but the names of
those who have subscribed money and
property to assist in founding the semi
nary, and the amounts of morey and
description of property subscribed are
as follows: Cash-Jotham Bixby, $500;
Alamitos Lard company, $50; San Pedro
Lumber company, $50; f. L. Danes, $50;
VIM. Schilling & Co., $25; p E. Hatch,
$25; Rosencrans & Craig, $25; D. L. Win
gard. $25; Mrs G. NJ Walker, $25; w. L.
ard d. Cuthbert. $25; r. ]. Craig. S25,
l.. B. and S. p. Electric Light company
s25: by citizens of Long Beach, $780,
Land-Iong Beach Land and Water
company one block. twenty eight lots;
Methodist Resort association, one lot.
union meeting of all the churches in
the interest Of the Kings Daughters,
which was held at the tabernacle last
Sunday night, was largely attended
Short addresses by Revs A. Inwood, s.
S. Fiske and DR.. Dennen were made, eX-
tolling the work of this splendid organ
ization and appealing for support. pecu-
MARY and otherwise to aid them in their
work, which was literally responded to-
The combined choirs of all the churches
occupied the platform and the song serv-
ice was particularly inspiring, the
anthems especially being finely render
ed. The following solos, The Publican
by DR.. A. r. Covert, 1 Know That My
Redeemer Liveth, by Miss Jessie Good
win, and When the Mists Have Cleared
Away, by Tom Williams, We're sang in
excellent voice and were a prominent
feature in this very interesting service
Miss Denny of Chicago gave some of
her experiences in missionary work in
the neighborhood of the stock yards of
that city, and made q strong appeal to
the congregation for contributions of
food, clothing and money in behalf of
the Kings Daughters, to be by them ap-
lied for the benefit of suffering human
ity. Her address, which was patheti-
cally earnest, was intently listened to.
The funeral obsequies of Oliver Smith,
the elderly gentleman who dropped dead
Sunday morning will take place at 8
o'clock this morning at the tabernacle,
the pastor, Mrs. NJ. M. Brown of the
Friends church, of which persua sion
deceased was a lifelong member, offic-
iating. The in'terment will take place
at Whittier, the remains being trans
ported there Immediately after the con-
cluson of the obsequies.
The fishing still remains good, the take
of yellowtaii Monday being up to the
high average of the week before. There
never has been such good angling at this
place as there has been since last spring,
the water sometimes being fairly alive
with immense schools of fish, it being
no trick at all to catch them by the
wholesale.