Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
PUBLIC TO HONOR
LATE MR.. SLAUS0N
BODY WILL LIE IN STATE At
CITY HALL
Funeral Services VIII Be Held Sat-
urday Afternoon at st. Paups Pro-
cathedral--clvic Bodies
Express Sorrow

Funeral services over the remains of
j. S. Slauson will be held from st.
PauPs pro-cathedral tomorrow after
noon after the body has lain i'm state I'm
the city hall from 10 to 1 o'clock.
Bishop Johnson will conduct the SER
vice, to which the public is invited. The
intermcnt will be at Rosedale cemetery
and will be private.
In reply to Mayor McAleers procla-
nation requesting that the family per-
init the body to lie in state at the city
hall from 10 a. IN. until / p. IN. tonor-
row. Mrs. Slauson replied as follows:
TO the Honorable the Mayor of Los
Angeles: The tribute paid to our loved
one by the request embodied In your
proclamation has deeply touched us.
While we shrink from even the SEM
blance Of public display and wish, as
he would wish. that the offices incident
upon his death be marked with that
simplicity which characterized his life,
yet we realize the claims of the city
which was dear to him and to which he
has given so much of his time and
strength, ana we cannot be selfish i'm
our grief. We would therefore sug-
gest, i'm furtherance of your desire. that
the body lie I'm state at the city hall
between the hours Of 10 Il. m. and 1 y.
IN. on Saturday, December 30, 1905
Funeral Arrangements
Following are the funeral arrange
ments: The active pall-bearers will
meet at the Slauson residence. 2345
South Figueroh street, tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock and will escort the body
to the city hall. At Seventh and Broad.
way the cortege will be met by pla-
toon of police, company of the
seventh regiment and the members of
the chamber of commerce, which will
form Il special guard of honor. The
body will lie in state at the city hall
from 10 until 1 o'clock, having Il guard
of the Seventh regiment and four MEM
bers of the Salvation Army. At l
o o'clock the body will be removed to ST.
Pauls pro-cathedral, where services
will be conducted by Bishop Johnson.
Following are the active and honor
ary pall-bearers:
Active-Charles Silent John +. Platter.
j. w. Mckinley, r. w. Burnham. II. e.
Huntington, w. j. Washburn. John ID.
Bicknell and j. Otto Koephi.
Honorary-W. G. Patterson. Fl. r.
Lee, DR., W. j. Barlow. Charles For
man, I. n. Van Nuys, w. NJ. Caswen.
j: Ross Clark. j. f. Towel. L. f. G.
klokke, kaspar Cohn. J. NJ. Elliott,
russell j. Waters, Judge f. NJ. Ross,
Dr, j. II. Utley, H. w. Hellman. A. b.
Cass, Owen McAleer w. II. Perry,
Frank Wiggins, F. @. Story. S. p.
Lewis, n. Jevne, Lee G. Gates, l.. n.
Gansey. DR.. Walter Lmdey. n. b.
Blackstone, Oscar Lawler. j. ]. Bvrne.
Jaro Won Schmidt, Alfred Solano,
Henry 7. Gage, ]. S. Chapman. George
II. Stewart, George H. BiXby, G. r
Lummis, q. T. Johnson II. W. O'Mel-
veny Judge Waldo NJ. York, Gen. Har-
rison Gray Otis, d. A, Macneil, Il. II.
Ingram, Louis Netter, Jotham, Bixby.
F. j. Thomas. Homer Laughlin Gen.
Robert WankoWski, NJ. j. Newmark,
Dan Freeman, T., W. Jones. Charles
Cassat Davis. G. d. Willard. $. n.
Clover Burte Estes Howard. James A
Foshay, II. II. Hay Chapman Walter
S. Newhall, r. NJ. Widney. DR.. Norman
Bridge, IL. Il. Osborne, Mai. Percy Nor
ton, j. r. Newberry, Morris Albee, Mot
ley H. Flint, Godfrey Hoterhoff Will
liam Mullholland, Walter r. Parker,
Arthur Let's, j. N. league, Fred Hines,
Ferd *. Rule, H. S. Mckee, j. H. Nor
ton, NJ. p. Snyder and Dr.. w. lie Moyne
Wills. Fred Allies. Horace J.. Bettis, w.
G. Kerckhoff. Enoch Knight. r. p.
wells, w. B. Woodfofd, John c.. Mott.
Azusa-J. II. Lindley, c. II. Lee, II. T.
Durrell, r. f. ThaXter w. a. Sproule,
p. c. Daniels and w. S. Bridges.
San Francisco--D w. Earl, II. r.
Scott, r. =, Schwerm w. f. Herrin,
John CARRIER, j. f. Merrill and Hon. w.
Ii. Beatty.
Ontario-W. II. L,ndley.
The committee in charge of the
funeral arrangements is Fred a. Hines
Frank j. Thomas and John w. Ed
wards, assisted by j. G. Morley, super
intendent of city parks.