The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-03-30

State Board of Trade Will
Run Special Excursion to
the st. Louis Exposition
MANY GUESTS EXPECTED
Promotion Committee Com
pletes Arrangements for
Trip to Southern Counties

The California State Board of Trade
is arranging for royal excursion of
California merchants, manufacturers
and producers to st. Louis. A special
train will be ran under the manage
ment of the California State Board of
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition will
be we'll under way.
The expectation is that a large num-
Der OF representative men of this State
will take the trip, the purpose of which
is to make at st. Louis a demOnStra-
ton for California and also to afford
an opportunity to journey to and from
and view the exposition attractions I'M
der the most favorable and agreeable
circumstances possible.
The Board Of Trade has selected the
middle Of May as the time for starting
because the weather will then be de-
lightful in St. Louis and overland travel
will be pleasant. Round trip tickets
will be $67 so each, first class and ninety
days time will be given to return. so
that the party going in a body may re-
turn at leisure individually. Choice of
routes returning is also given without
extra charge.
Secretary L. N. Fletcher of the Cali
fornia State Board of Trade is max
ing the necessary arrangements, and
reservations should be made with the
board as early as possible. Mr.. Fetch
er's long experience as a railroad man
makes certain that the excursion will
be well handled.
All the details for the third excur-
sion in this State of the California Pro-
motion Committee have been arranged
An extra Pullman car has been ordered
to- be attached to the train at Los An
geles and about twenty-five prominent
men from that place will accompany
the party on the trip to San Pedro,
San Diego, Santa Ana, Riverside, Red
lands and Pasadena. covering two days
travel There will be included in the
party representatives from the Sacra-
mento Valley Development Association,
the California Central Coast Counties
Improvement Association and the San
Joaquin Valley Commercial Associa-
ton.
Holders of tickets may make berth
reservations on presentation of tickets
at the headquarters of the committee,
% New Montgomery street, tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock. 1t is particularly
requested that those desiring to join
the excursion who have not yet regis
tered do so at once. The following have
registered to date:
F. H. Ames. c. S. Aiken. Edward P. An
iron. Leo e. Alexander, NJ S. Alexander J..
w. AmraIh. s. L. Abbott Jr., L. Arnstein, l..
L. Atkinson. Fisher Ames, II. U. Brandon
stein. Paul Bancroft Charles Brandenstein,
H. F. Band. Fred ". Boole. Harry Bsbcock.
David Bush. Henry Bruno Z. 4. Bernhard, j.
L. Bley w. a. Beard George c. Codding, E
James Denman William w. Deamer, DR.. A
A. d AncoEa. DIR. P. de Vecchi. John T. Dare,
B. +. Durphy. Arthur Eloesser, Charles W.
Fay, A. r. Fredericks. NJ. J. Fontana. Thomas
Fletcher Sanford Seigenbaum William Guss-
field. Edmond Godchaux. H. K. Gregor. John
p Gallagher. John T. Gilmartin. F. Gottfried,
Charles H. Ham. e s. Hubbard. l.. Heyne-
mann, Fred Il. Haisht, William +. Harris. NJ.
Heynernann, e. L. Heuter. r. B. Hale. John
Ciaien Howard Harry Howell A. G. Hager-
dorm. W A. Irwin, David Starr Jordan Rufus
p Jennings, Charles w. Johnson, Floyd S.
judah, Fred J. Roster, T. B. Lyman, Colonel
". W. Lyman r. P LathroD. c. H. Morrell.
George w. McNear. Constant Meese. w II.
p McIler1nan. James McNab F. V. Nelson H.
:, 49,, n % Naubauer 4, NoIon A.
thur G. Mason, Joseph o. Connor, Henry Payot,
j. Plaw VI. V. Politeo, Alex Peers, II. o.
Rieger, p. c. Rossi. d. L. Randolph, w. G.
Richardson. David Rich. Rufus NJ. Steele. W.
d. ShawhsJ 4. II. Sherwood. Carl H Schmidt.
Charles e. schneely. A sbarboro, Charles
Schmidt Thomas S. Snythe, George W. Tur-
ner, R. L; Toplitz A. H. Vail. J. Parker
Ian. William NJ. We'll. T. J. Welsh. Gustave
wormser. c. J. Wetmore. R. Ellis Wales, r.
c. Warner. Walter J. Wilson. George Whttell
and Benjamin Ide Wheeler.