Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
TO WELCOME NEW
SENATOR HOME
CITIZENS PLAN BIG RECEPTION
TO HON0RED SON
A Special Train viii Meet MIR. Flint
at Ventura and Escort
Him to Los An
geles


Stephen M. White have the people of
Los Angeles, regardless of political
affiliations, manifested such an interest
in public reception to an honored son
of the southland as that planned upon
the return from the nations capital
Wednesday of Senator Frank P. Flint.
Elaborate preparations are being
made in East Los Angeles. where the
reception will be held. A special train
to meet Senator Flint will leave the
Arcade depot at o'clock Wednesday
morning, join the senator at Ventura
and escort him back to Los Angeles.
I Stops will be made all along the route.
Upon the arrival of the special train
bearing Senator Flint at the Arcade
depot a procession will be formed. The
line of march will be east on Fifth to
Spring streets, north on Spring to Main,
north on Main to Wilhardt, west OH
Wilhardt to San Fernando, east on San
Fernando and Downey avenue to East
lake avenue, south on Eastlake avenue
to the park.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the reception to be held at
Eastlake park:
Music, Marine band; opening remarks,
Chairman Joseph Mesmer; address.
Mayor McAleer; patriotic drill, fifty-six
young women in costume; America"
the school children of East Los Angeles;
address of welcome, Hon. F. w.
Houser; response, Senator Flint finale,
"Star Spangled Banner" the audience.
Citizens Committee
The citizens committee appointed to
receive Senator Flint is composed of the
following:
Joseph Mesmer, Fred L. Ford, James
Crichton, r. D. List, w. F. Baird,
James Hanley, C. S. Bradford, R. w
Dromgold, Anthony Schwamm, E. r.
Mathie, Sherman Smith, Charles G.
Keyes, H. F. Stafford, w. H. Pierce, H.
w. Mosir, DR.. f. w. Steddom, Asa
Keyes, Nathan Cole jr., George c.
Schleicher George Kuhrts, F. r. Stet-
son, ]. A. Haskell, John w. McAllister
]. E. Newerf, Robert Sharp, John w.
Carrigan, Frank Prescott, G. T. Stamm,
r. II. Lang, c. E. Spencer, Alfred Moore
jr., j. F.. Brosart, E. M. Hamilton, D.
e, Thompson, Rev. j. r. Compton, Rev.
f. M. Buell.. Rev. M. McAuliffe, W. r.
Myers. Burt Emo, DIR. w. b. Bullard. G.
B. Pope, H. Roos. C. r. York. f. j.
Ganahl, Lester Moore. T. p. Roberts
H. j. LeSage, Fred Reinke, f. E. Blink
hN., ton tnxy T TNAIn
Gregory, Judge M. T. Allen, G. w.
Foreman. Clyde Bott, w. ]. Washburn,
Hon. f. w. Houser, d. C. McGarvin,
w. w. Stockwell. CHI. Marshall, Homer
Lapp, w. r. Clark, Mark Pierce, w. D.
Woolwine. C. o. Winters, j. ]. White,
]. e. Brown, R. G. Lunt, C. e. Stephens.
A. II. Schleibitz, f. NJ. Morrison, L. C.
Scheler. H. Heaney, John r. Paul,
John Mcclure. Charles NJ Clark, G.. w.
Bentley. Harry S. Kirch, j, C. Scott, ID.
d. Morton, N. B. Ireland, e. l..
Stephens, o. b. Senior, r. G. Doyle,
Herman Richter, T. L. Pratt. Rev. J.
N. Smith, Rev. F. S. Forbes. C. N.
Earl, w. H. McKeag. A. II. Holmes.
II. II. Cooper. E. II. Winans, d. b.
Flory, E. NJ. Hamilton. J. A. Donnell.
w. w. Webb, P, A. McMackin. j. F..
Cox, Ed Hartup, George Eyre, M. A.
Mcdonald. j, IL. Southworth. William
Russell. Mayor McAleer, Martin Wet
eel, John Horner Archibald Douglass,
F. r. Willis. Frank James, David Mar
tin. o. e. Patterson, F. M. Nickel, w.
A. Spalding, Joseph Walker, j. H. JEFF
fries, ]. j. Backus. George Weeks. DR..
F.. o. Yost, II. j. Adcock. M. ID. Cham
berlin, Thomas Coleman, Capt. Tyler,
C. II. McKeag. William Holgate, @. A.
Neal, DR.. II. b. Fasig. George Rice. w.
II. Harmon, Phil Blair, David Carr. t. |
j. Spencer, John Bailey. John A. Wood
ward G. F. Johnson, Enoch Owens.
Milton Metzler. Dr. r. c. Dundas, Rev.
]. C. Healey. Rev. W, H. Doggett. Leon