Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05

be figured among your big assets is the
southwest. Yes, there are many rea-
sons why the three railroads here
should unite and give you union
depot, but as 1 said before it is a sub
ject that cannot be hastily decided be-
cause of the terminals the Santa Fe,
Southern Pacific and Salt Lake already
have established here, and whether
Los Angeles gets q. union depot or not
will depend in a great measure as to
what arrangements the railroads can
reach"
Referring to railroad conditions else
where, Mr.. Clark said:
Il suppose that the waterfront of
San Francisco is pretty we'll bought
up and monopolized. 1t would not sur
prise me II Gould and Hill build to an
other harbor somewhere along the
coast between San Francisco and Los
Angeles"
Mr.. Clark will remain in Los Angeles
several days, during which time he
will confer with President Lovett of
the Southern Pacific. and will then
leave for Jerome, Ariz.
In addition to considering the subject
of a new depot for Los Angeles, Judge
Loyett made a trip of inspection over
the Los Angeles-P Pacific railway yester-
day in company with r. p. Sherman,
its general manager, r. c. Gillis and
several prominent Southern Pacific Off
cials. At Venice they were accorded a
reception by Mayor Fl. B. Eakins and
President Fred K. McCarver of the
Venice chamber of commerce, and were
shown the, beach.
A reception will be rendered Judge
Lovett Wednesday night by the Los
Angeles chamber of commerce
INCEPTION COMMITTEE
The reception will be informal. F. Q.
Story is the chairman, and the mem
bers of the receiving committee are
asked to report to him at 1880 o'clock.
f. O. Story, chairman; Mayor Alexan-
der. board of directors of the chamber
of commerce, union depot committee or
the chamber of commerce, excursion
committee of the chamber of COM
merce, Judge Bicknell, Judge McKin-
ley, Walter Trask, H. r. Boynton, Nj.
H. Newmark, George II. Stewart,
Fred Baker, A. b. Cass. II. S. Mckee,
General Charles Forman, w. c. Pat
terror, r. w. Jones, Dan Freeman, w.
J. Washburn, L. J. c. Spruance, H. G.
Zombro, John Alton, Stoddard Jess, T.
r. Gibbon, e. p Bryan, T. F. Ihmsen,
Harry Chandler, E. 7. Eearl, M. c.
Marsh, o. e. Parish, Frank Simpson,
E. M. Snyder, T. J. Cunningham, J. r.
Grant, r. N Bulla, William A. Ham
mond, e. H. Bagby F. I. Morris, Hor-
ace z. Rhoads, J. b. Lankershim, o. T.
Johnson. ]. c. Billicke Harry Alden,
George Hart. w. J. Hunsaker r. w.
Burnham. Marshall Stimson. Leonard
McFie, r. ]. Brent, A. L. Barker, ]. D.
Fredericks. A. H. Voight, E. J. Stan
ton, D. ]. Brownstein, Morris Cohn. F..
w. King, Edward D. Silent, James
Gunner George S. Patten. Motley
Flint, Leo Youngworth, w. G. Kerck-
hoff. w. M. Garland, Perry Weidner,
C. H. Plummer, P. G. Mcdonald, ]. A.
Anderson, A. ]. Copp ir, Joseph Mes
mer M. Fl. Sherman, r.. p. Clark, j.
Mcmillan, NJ J. McGarry. Tom Gra-
ham, ]. J. Byrne. Tom Peck. James
Slauson, John p. Burk, ]. Henry Wood,
H. c.. Krohn, Dan Murphy, r. j.
Waters. Charles Green, J. c. Kays,
William R. Roland, George Steckel,
Robert Marsh, r. A. Rowan, Richard
j. Monony, H. Jevne, ]. r. Newberry,
c. C. Desmond Arthur Let's, d. A.
Hamburger, ]. M. Schneider. N. B.
Blackstone, Frank Coulter. l. B. Dock
weller, ]. L. Matheson, c. M. Staub,
Louis Isaacs, Louis F. Vetter George
Alexander, Judge Bordwell, Phil Stan
ton, Captain Feredericks, James Ed
ridge, r. w Pridham, Joseph Sartori.
T. r. Newlin, w. L. Valentine. Peece
Llewellyn, Homer Laughlin, ]. G. Bull
lock, F. w. Braun, Homer Hamlin, F.
+ Hart, L. r. Hewitt, w. B. Mathews,
John P. Coyne, w 70. McVay' Newman
EssicS, A. w. Kinney c. A. Garfield,
Dr. f. r. Dillon. Leslie Clark DR.. ].
r. HAYNES, DR.. W. w. Beckett, DR..
Norman Bridges, Philo Beveridge,
George H. Bixby, Norman Martin, S.
F. Eldridge, John r. Mathews.