Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06
LUCKY MEMBERS
GO To SALT LAKE
200 NAMES OUT OF 258 ARE
SELECTED
TRAIN WILL LEAVE JUNE 10
Los Angeles Chamber Of Commerce to
Be Well Represented--Entire
Party Will Fill Two spe-
clal Trains
TRAIN WILL LEAVE JUNE 10

Inc names OF TWO nuuuItu lueiibSl >
of the Los Angeles chamber Of COM
merce who will accept the invitation
Of Senator Clark to enjoy the courtesy
of the Salt Lake railroad for a trip
to salt Lake City Saturday, June 10,
were made known in the chamber soon
after o'clock Monday morning.
Just 25S members of the chamber had
sent in written notice to the effect that
they wanted to be included in the
party, but as the number was limited
to only 200 it was necessary to decide
uron the personnel of the party by lot.
All of the names of the applicants were
written in a book and each name was
numbered from 1 to 25S. Duplicate
numbers were placed in a receptacle
and with Acting Secretary Gurley and
Mr.. Dawson at the table to keep tab
President Koepfi drew fifty-eight
numbers in turn from the green jar
diner.
Members whose names were opposite
the numbers drawn by the president
and checked off by Mr.. Gurley and
MI. DdNSOll III lHG DItStlCG VI lNO It-
porters and several other spectators
were put in the list as those who will
be missed on the trip. This was con-
sidered to be the fairest way of de-
Gliding the delicate question as to who
among the 25S anxious members shall
be privileged to go on the trip and en-
JOY the hospitality of Senator Clark
and the Salt Lake people.
In addition to the 200 chamber of
commerce guests the Salt Lake Rail-
road company through f. X. Rule has
extended special invitations to state,
county and city officials the press and
others to the number of one hundred.
Chamber of Commerce Party
Below are the names of members
OF the chamber of commerce selected
for the journey:
Thos w. Aisbitt, w. H. Allen & Son,
Arnott &c Co., Angelus Laundry Co.
CA o. Messerly), Peter Bissen, F. Bes-
sole, j. Baruch, w. H. Booth, Bailey
Schmitz Co.. l.. l.. Bowen, Becker
Bros. Il. j. BeCker), John B. Bushnell
Newmark & Louis, Baker & Hamilton
IL. M. Washburn), II. S. Baer, Blake,
Moffitt & Towne (E. H. Greppin), T.
D. Bolter, H. A. Bingham, Burbank &
Baker (R. E. Burbank), Samuel Brown,
Brea Canon Oil Co. George w. Van
Alstyne), Bartlett Music Co., Bassett e
Smith, Bekins Van & Storage Co,
Henry P. Barbour, Balfour & Guthrie
Co. q. w. Lumgair), Bradshaw Bros,
l.. w. Blinn Lumber Co. &c. G. Lynch,
II. Boettcher, Dan Cave Cass-Damerel,
Albert Cohn, NJ. w. Connor, w. L.
Cleveland, Capital Milling Co., H. L.
Cornish, Lee Chamberlain, F. p. Chat
fee, Cudahy Packing Co., Commercial
Engraving Co. 60. Sweet, Conserv-
ative Realty co. CIV. w Peddar), j.
o. Colwel1 California Cornice Co. &C.
Specht), William Cleaver Cass-Smurr
Stove Co. (E. B. Cass), Ray Costerisan,
Citizens Transfer Co., L. j. Christo-
pher Co., California Hardware Co.
Shannon CrandalD, California Guide
Publishing Co. John NJ. QUINN, D. T
Davenport, Henry A. Darling, Davies
Warehouse Co., Dewey Bros, r. G..
Doyle, G. Demateis & Bro, C. Ducom-
nun, w. r. Dalton, NJ. NJ. DAVIDSON
e Son. G. N. Duncan f. Eyraud, Byron
Erkenbrecher. f. A. Forester, Floris-
ton Pulp & Paper Co., James II. Full
cher. j. c. Floyd j. D. Fredericks
Fowler Bros. Fairchild-Wilton-G Gilmore
Co. (E. w. Gilmore), Forve- Pettebone
Co. (H. w. Pettebone), First National
Bank CIV. II. Hamaker), Ganahl Lum-
ber Co.. e. *. Green, Germain Wine
Co., Giles Mercantile Agency CIV. B.
Ames), Griffith & Mills (E. Griff1th), H.
3. Gurley acting secretary, Frank ].
Hillebrand, George n. Hanley & Co.,
George w. Harbou, Thomas w. Hamp-
ton. Hunter & Camfield (Camfeld),
Hollenbeck Hotel CA. c. Bnicke),
Heron Baxter Co. IF. Erwin Herron),
Home Real Estate co. &C.. II. Minton),
Howland & Co, r. II. Heron & Co.,
Peter Hack, Hazard & Harpham
Henry T. Hazard), w. H. Holmes,
NJ. A. Hamburger, j. NJ. Hale & Co i,
Imperial Land Co., James Irving &
Co., H. c. jacobson, T, T. Jones Com
pany, f. w. Jones, Roster & Lonergan,
A. j. KolI Planning Mill Co., Kerckhoff-
Gunner Co., j. Kuhrts, f. II. Kinkaid
Kahn-Beck co. John Kahn, George
W. Kitchen, Los Angeles Farm
Ing & Milling Co., Lysle Stor-
age Co., Los Angeles Olive Growers
association. Edward Lloyd, Los An
geles Leather & Finding Co., II. c.
Lichtenberger, Lane Bros. (J. d. Lane),
Charles Lantz, C. C. Lamb, Los
Angeles Lime Co. (H. De Gar
MOI Prentice Lebus, e. d. Lee,
Lee A. Mcconnell, q. d. Mathuss,
Robert Mitchell Co., s. p. Mulford,
Walter G. Mccarthy, j. A. Mcintosh,
Montague & Co., Morgan oyster Co,
Newell Mathews Co. Newell Mathews),
p. H. Mathews Paint Co., Jos. Melczer
& Co., Oscar Mueller. William Niles,
A. L. Nelson, NJ. II. Newmark. II. a.