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RECORD OF A DAY SOUTH OF THE TEHACEPHI
PAMAJTO 118
\ A Fine Programme for Deo
oration Day
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
School Trustees Considering Building
Sites
! Postoffice Hours Today-A Weddlng-A
Juventle Convicted- Alleged Railroad
Discrimination—News Items
PASADENA, May 20.-The committee
I which has in charge the preparations for
I %he commemoration of Decoration Day
report that tho prospects are good for a
finer procession and more impressive ser
vices than have ever occurred hero before.
The various societies will be out in full
) force as well as the pupils of the public
\ schools and of Throop Polytechnic insti
\ tute. The school children will be pro-
I vided with 503 small flags which they
■ will carry in the parade, and no doubt
: they will add greatly to the appearance
of the procession.
Those who tuke part in the parade will
go to the cemetery, by way of the Term
inal road, at 10:15 a. m.. but those who
wish to drivo out will find Raymond
avenue sprinkled its entire length to
wards the cemetery. Street Superintend-
I ent Buchanan has made arrangements to
this effect for the special occasion,
i The committee on arrangements will
take more flowers and all are asked to
bring as many as they can spare, to be
left at G. A. IL ball not later than 9 a. m.
Tbe official programme for the day is
republished for the convenience of all.
The following aids are hereby ap
pointed and will report to the marshal in
front of O. A. R, hall, mounted, at 8:45
a. m., on May 30th: D. T. Oilmore, C, C,
Brown, J. H. Campbell, William P.
Young. C. C. Reynolds. A, C. Hamilton,
John T. Buchanan, Frank Coleman,
Glenn L, Allen.
The parade will form at 0:15 a. m. on
North Marengo avenue, with right rest
' ing on Union street, and will move at
I 9:30 a. m. sharp in the following order:
Drum corps of Phil Kearney camp No.
7, S. V.
i ' Company B. Seventh infantry. N.G.C.,
First Lieutenant IL Collingwood com
manding.
Pasadena Division No. .12 uniformed
rank Knights of Pythias, Captain Chailes
C. Brown, commander.
Firing sqtiad, detail from Phil Kearnev
camp No. 7, Sergeant W. E. Darrneott
com manding.
I Phil Kearnev Camp No. 7, S. V., First
Lieutenant I.G. H. Stevens command
ing.
John F. Godfrey Post No. 98, G. A. R.,
A. C. Drake, commander.
John F. Godfrey Corps No. 43, W. R.C.,
Mrs. Rose J. Hasey, president.
Ladies' Aid Society No. 1, of Phil !
Kearney Camp No. 7, Mrs. MargaretMen
denhall. president.
I'asadena Company No. 1, Boys' brig
ade, J. W. Sedgwick commanding.
Wilson school, J. D. Graham, prin
cipal.
Lincoln school. Mrs. F. S. Burt, prin- I
oinal. j
Garfield school. (). W. Strominger nrin- ;
' ciral.
Grant schopl, W. B. Frackolton, princi
pal.
Throop Institute delegation, W. K. Gay- I
lord in charge.
After the close of the services at tho I
Grand Army plot the services of decorat
ing the giaves of dead comrades will take
plucc. After decorating the graves of the
dead comrades the various organizations |
f and school children will gather about the ;
i grave of Father Throop for the purpose of !
' strewing flowers upon his grave, and
, where a short address will be made hy
Comrade 1.. A. Sheldon.
Knights of Pythias Elect Officers
PASADENA, May 29. -The Knights of j
Pythias at their session last evening
elected the following olficeis for the term
beginning July Ist:
E. Gougar. C. C.: Charles C. Broivn. V.
C.: W. H. Townsend, prelate; T. D. Al
lin. M. of W.; IL J. Uurdwick. M. at A.;
N. A. Dalrymple, trustee. .1. W. Allin,
K. of K. and 8,, Cbarles Grimes, M. of
E., and George Richardson, M. of F.,
hold over to January Ist.
H7HR school Trustees Considering Sites
1 PASADENA, May 29.—The school trus
tees are considering tho various sites of
fered for tlie new school buildings, but I
will probably not be in a hurry to decide !
upon them as there are many points to
/'he considered in making the selections, i
; The sites offered number thirteen on the '
* v eust side, for the school to be located in
. that portion of tho city, ranging in price |
from 11800 to $4500, ami only three on the
, west side, the prices being &3000
and $3950. Nearly all tbe sites offered
are in the neighborhood nf 200 feet square,
. t>r a little more and they comprise all
sorts of locations.
Tho board are considering plans for
ventilation and heating of tho proposed !
buildings. Mr. Abbott presented plans:
for their consiueration and others will '
tioubilcss do so.
Brevities
, I'ASADENA. May 29th. — Tomorrow. I
Hbecoration Day, the usual holiday hours
I wil' be observed at the postoffice. viz. : 1
Wf> to HI a. :::. und Ito p. in. Theic will '
[be no delivery by curriers, but mail will
ho collected from tbo street boxes at 2 p. I
[ in., so as lo be in time for lhe east bound
overland.
': The seats for the Marine band concert
I are going ut a good rate and the indica- i
t lions are that there will be a full house.
Mr. Arthur N. Cool; and Miss Edith I
j. Koontge wen- united iv marriage mi.
morning at Lamanda Park, at the home '
I of the bride. Key. Dr. Conger officiating. I
I Duly the immediate triends of the bride j
and groom were present. They w ill go lo i
i Ciit ilina Island for their wedding trip. (
? Willie Atkins.who is only a small hm, \
J »wa* convicted in KeeuTin-r Rossiter's
( court this morning ol disturbing the
jr fence, and sent to jail for live days. This
Ms ceituiuly a sail commentary' on lhe
Hhuructt-r of a portion of J'as.ulii'ia's uve-
Btl.' I oi illation, taken in connection with
fthe tact 111 ere -cems to be no nick of
. olh'T offenders who may yet arrive at
[ such an und" sir;.lib- locmuiu unless they
|, speedily mend their ways. However, it
f would seem tint there .might to ho some
fiint r piovsiiiii mode for unnilv small
Hf-ivs than lite common j .il.
Pfubjbly all the business houses will be
; i!n.ni tomorrow, and the disposition to
■flfi'itlati' stems to he quite general: many
t FttM already adorned the fionts i.f their
SfeliHusoi business with Hues and bunting.
I iie a;:i nis of tho Sun Marino raiicho
gwe offering v prize of srn for the bfst
i art , 1 ■ ilisc-'p.ive oi the plum-, and $5 for
i ' i,.-st poem ou the same.
I i)n •of tne local papers this evening
• I'iis th • kick of tin. property owners
. ill ll Fur Ouks, to the ,'ffect that
I.' curs now run. Fair Ouks avenue is
pi ' diM:ritiiii!at**U against," he.-iuise
W t v\r* ii|> ll'iyniun*! :ivf»nuc tirst
t.-: . linwii i'.t v <>ik* uftirwunl. itppur
! • iv Hi ' lis*!..! nr tiie rbirjrtj
: v'.'s v "v* niMiiiiur (tf car*.
Eft* tvlt.ni. ,» tVOlllil M>HM. tllM l-itiziill nf
aldermanic proportions is the one -dis
criminated against.
Sprinting matches bid fair to bo quite
popular this summer.
SANTA Ar.*
tentorial Day Observances Ex-Confederates
Excluded
SANTA ANA. May 2!!--Sorae people
ro on tiie ok] adage that there is always
room for one more. There is of course
a limit to all things. Tho following are
the names of a new incorporated com
pany from San Diego that has tiled papert
of incorporation of the Santa Aua Times
a weekly paper to be published in this
city. Wm. Carlson' Fiank H. Dixon, W.
1.. Philips, A (i. Edwards and 0. H.
I Cunningham. All the live abovo directors
, aro fiom San Diego.
The politics of the new publication is
: supposed to be Populist, but it is not
I known for certain. We now havo three
I good weeklies, one good daily and a good
j circulation of tiie three Lot; AnSoles papers
' which pretty well covers all the territory.
It has been the custom of the G. A. R.s
■ ail over tho state to invite the ex-con
; federate soldiers tjo oin in the exercises
on Decoration day, and it has been done I
in Santa Ana in other years, and in j
nearly every case some of the ex-con- |
| federate soldiers have come out and
j marched with the vets; and tbe remark !
i was always. "How nice it seems to see
; two opposing armies join in the deco
rating of the soldiers' graves.'' It is tho
[ desire of a great many citizens to see a
: better feeling existing between the vet- t
erans and ex-confederates. Tnis year no
invitation has been extended to tho ex
confederates to join in tiie exercises of
i the day. which, of course, will exclude
them from taking any part whatever,
f The writer of this is neither a veteran
j ncr an ex-confederate, but. would be glad
to see the better judgment of the con
servative element in the ranks of the
veteran union soldiers prevail, and tho
bitter feeling of those who aro opposed to
a mingling of the blue and the gray
Stamped out, so the two colois can be
' brought siile by side. There are a great
! many ex-confederate soldiers in this city
1 and vicinity who would be glad to join in
! the Decoration day exercises, it they
[ were treated more as old soldiers than
like intruders and "rebels." The cir
cumstances and days that made the two
are past and should be forgotten.
W. H. Bontley, while working on a
header wagonjyesterday on the Newport
mesa was seriously injured by the wagon
turning over. Mr. Bentley had both legs
badly jammed, which will lay him up for
several weeks. 1
The Unitarian conference will convene
in Unity hall June 6th and b'th. Thecon
ference sermon will be preached Wednes
day, .luno oth, at 7::10 p. in., by the Key.
J. S. Thomson of Lus Angeles. A num
ber of prominent divines will be present
from all over Southern California.
The case of the Tustin Fruit associa
tion vs. the Earl Fruit company came
up in the superior court today. A mo
tion for change of venue was heard and
denied. Defendant excepted. A de
murrer to tbe complaint was submitted
without argument and taken under ad
visement.
Thomas Cummings, an old resident of I
Santa Ana, but now of Los Angeles, was
in the city today.
Marriage licenses were issued today to
Elmer It. Ford, aged 2ti. and Anna Grace
Mi'Dermont. Both parties are of F'uller
ton.
William Trapp. aged 27, and Augustine
Schreiber, aged Is, both parties of Ana
heim.
lien. It. A. Pierce, of Los Angeles, is
in the city today on business.
Homer Yarnell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Varnoll, is dangerously sick with
typhoid fever.
Misses Anna and Elizabeth Ilervcy.
Roy Nourse. Norman Roper and James
Noiirse havo lcturned from Stanford
l' Diversity.
C. P. Ely & Co and A. Fisher have ap
plied for saloon licenses under the now
ordinance and the Brunswick saloon is |
expected to.
The merchants' carnival last night was
a success, and it is expected a large audi
ence will greet the fair performers to
night. The bouse last night was good
and the entertainment was enjoyed by all
present.
Westminster is rejoicing over tbo erec
tion of a new barber shop.
It is supposed the new paper to be
started in this city is to boom W. 11.
furls"!! for congress. Carlson has $30un
in the company, while the-othVstfoxir
have but ■•f'-'OOO. ■ - - - »! '
SAN BERNARDINO
The fljsterious Death of a Frenchman {
Yesterday ; ".' ■'*! ;*< ink
SAN BERNARDINO, May*J»>i|es>flb
Coleniont. the Frenchman residing in
Cajon pass, who was an important wit
ness in the Mcd lin murder cause which
is set for trial June 15, was found burned
to a crisp in the ashes nf his cabin yester
day morning, and before tbo cabin had
been burned the Frenchman had been
shot through the heart. Whether it is a
murder or a suicide is as yet difficult to
determine.
Coleniont was last seen alive on Monday
afternoon about 2 o'clock. He called at
Colonel Doyle's place, futber down tbo
canyon, that day and spent some time
at the neighbor's house. When he left to
go to bit own cabin be was alone, and no
one was seen in the vicinity during the
afternoon or evening who can be in any j
wav connected w'th bis death. About . |
o'clock in tne evening Thomas Ili.lt. sr.,
who lives two or three miles further down
the canyon,! aw a ligiit in the vicinity of
the Frenchman's place, which was no ]
do.ibt made by the names id the burning
cabin, and while ho thought of that at
the time, saving that the light was too
bright to have been irom a brush pile, j
nothing was done about it until yester
day morning. , , . ,
His body was charred and burned be- |
yond recognition, and hardly v member j
or an organ bad escaped the Haines, but
Within the shell of the body the snrreon
found the vital organ almost unscathed,
and pierced completely through with a
rifle ball. , , .
Lying close by was tbe barrel of the
weapon, the stock having been entirely
buri.cd away, and in the end of the bar
rel was the shell of a cartridge, with the i
mark of a hummer plainly indented,
showing that the cartridge had not been
exploded by tiie heat, but had been bred
from the gun. ,
\,, mlier evidence was furnisi c I by tho
HUiioundtuas. The posltnn of (V. cm cits
body indicated that he had been lying on
his bunk when tbe cabin burned, and
A. A** CM, M. A Je. Km. W
till " iur 25 cts.
I COMPOUND 111
Largest size—Ail Grocers.
•"—x l'cddlcrs and some unscrupulous grocer.* will tell yon
L«£ s~\ -r T" »0 " thia is ai good as" o; tne same as Pearline." IT'S
I jl . VV CL_ C i-'ALBE—Pearline is "ever peddled: ii your gtocer
«*— r> w ' *"**— >T , <4, A.,. t63 JAMES I'VLE, New York,
L.US ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORXIXGr, MAY 30, 1895.
there were also evidences that he had
been at least partly dressed.
Acting Coroner Smile empanelled 'lie
following j'irois: ,1. Hopper, Henry Hop
per, U M. Spiecher. I-'. L. Holoomb.
Joseph Caclck and J. F. Williams. They
viewed the premises, heard tho testimony
of Dr. Dickey alter he hail examined the
body and foumi the wound in the heart,
and then the few neighbors who were
present pave their lestiomnv. which
leaned entirely to the theory of suicide
and resulted in the jury bringing in that
verdict.
Coleniont was an important witness for
the prosecution in the case against W.
L. Toher. charged with the murder of J.
P. Widlln, and by many his death is as
sociated with the fact. There is also
another theory that Coleniont may have
been killed for money. He recently sold
his homestead to Dr. R. D. Davidson of
this city. and received some cash in pay
ment. It is suggested that this was
known and may have tempted some
one's cupidity, who shot and robiied tbe
old man and then burned lhe cabin to
conceal his tracks.
San Bernardino is to have a boom
paper. No prospectus has been issued,
no new plant brought in, no local people
consulted, nothing said .ibout it to any- j
body and nothing at all known here until
yesterday afternoon, when articles of in- I
corp ration for the San Bernardino Her
ald Publishing company were filed in the I
| clerk's ollicc. The purpose of the com
s*any is to carry on and conduct the !
business of publishing a newspaper to lie j
issued weekly and known as the Sun Ber- ;
nardind Herald, and other newspapers,
I periodicals, pamphlets, etc.. and to do a I
I general publishing business. The princi
pal place of business iv Sun Bernardino I
and the life oi the corporation is fifty
years.
p'i'hc incorporators arc all residents of
Sun Diego, i lie capital stock is placed nt
110,000, of winch f.'iimii is subscribed,
divided us follows: William 11. Carlson,
$1500: Frank 11. Dixon. I80U0; W. S.
Philips. 1300; A. G. Edwards, :fTOO and
A. B. Cunningham, $100.
Mr. Carlson is the mayor of San Diego
and Mr. Uixbll is his private secietury.
Mr. Carlson is a persistent, restless
boomer. He is reported to have Immense
capacity foi aggitsaiva work, and nnliin
ited energy. lie publishes the Sun
Diego Woriu, which is devoted to boost
ing the city ol bay'ti-cliinate. He has
been twice elected mayor.
{{Memorial day will be appropriately ob
served in this city tomorrow atternoon by
Cornman post, assisted by the Woman's
Relief coips. Company X, and citizens
genera ly. the exercises will be held late
in the afternoon, und the day will bo ob
served by tlie banks, courts, city and
county offices as a holiday and business
hou-e"s generally will be closed.
The formal ceremonies will be under
the direction of Cornman post. The old
soldiers will meet and march from tho
hall at the corner of Fourth and D streets 1
at Bp. m.,{escorted by Company E and;
followed by citizens in carriages and on i
foot, and wagons loaded with tlowers to
decorate the graves of the dead.
The graves of the soldiers will all be j
decorated at the same time. Children i
laden with wreaths anil bouquets will be
Stationed ai the graves scattered ull over
the cemetery, and at the signal oi the i
salute fifed by Company E, the wreaths |
and cbaplets wlll be placid on the mounds ,
of earth, and then tiio procession will re- 1
form an niiiich back to the ball.
li. W. Sweet, the cicamery man, under j
tho pilotage of .1. S. Purdy, called ou sev
eral citizens yesterday, and in a few
hourß secured subscriptions to one-fit th
Of the stock for a creamery company.
Mr. Purdy says that if be could devote
three day's to the enterprise he could put
It ou Its feet.
Henry Ryan appropriated a coat from
in front of" KuUulph Anker's and a hat
from A. Horowitz yesterday afternoon,
but was quickly captured and finally
planed under arrest by Marshal Van Dor
in.Ryan was slightly under the Influence, |
and was locked up. He will be given
an opportunity to explain this morning.
SAN PPDRO
A Large Batch oi lt:ms t-rnn the Natural
Harbor
SAN PEDRO, May 29.—Last Sunday
Was an idetai day on Terminal island. '
and many people disported themselves ill j
ttie sands.
The steamer Eureka came in from the i
north Monday, with |.O0 tons of freight I
and Uv< nty passengers.
The" stry«m#. • Hermesa -js -raiHcrgoiiig v i
general 'prVpHrftfory to bCing ;
put'oh'tli" summer routo to Culalinu,
On Saturday evening there will he nn |
Open imi'tiug of the I. <>. 0. 1. at tho ;
I'r-sj.jti liiifliiiiuirii. tu which all inter
tsied ihi the Ilauie of temperance are in- i
Tited.
11. 1; ul. - r.. is about th strcits again.
Coi.viili-bCctit iron, an attack of rheuma
tism.
Jimmy Hyde, the genial Southern Pa
oilic enitineer, so well known here, but'
who is now Mutinied id Santa Mt n'ca,
and ins wife, visiied her fnthi r. Captain !
Jume« Uerulu, lust wei fc.'
lio int , vedo ik ihe iart that the Mb of ,
June i s the set for tin- entertainment
by ihe Beacon tight circle of lite •
K'ing't Daughters.
Tnu Ivcrc c!i iff Ciznor Lumber com- j
pan v are arranaing for dredging tube
Soni' "t lb.-dike's ifluml, where they j
will put in me lamest ana best, lumber
Whur nt pre ent down here. It is sold .
the F.lti.ru Dredging company have
secured the contract for that part of the \
work.
Lu.-t week .!. I» Connor received a
for MfiOO. tin- amount ot Insurance
I Int io American Lrgion of Honor carried
'by the late Charles Mubar. His Widow
aiid i is mother divide this amount.
! IL v. Mr. Schneider nl tile Gorman sei
' tlellii ol got a pad kick from v lioise hot
j week, but is now netting uvti his lan.u-
I 'I nc eiiLMgi'tiient of Miss Edu Join-so i .
|of Wilmington t • Mr. Frank lilllfis of I.os
I Augeles is aiMMiiinceU.
Mis. Ja.gcsl iff of W limine ton and
' funnl" have gone to Los Angcbs lo reside
permanently.
The memorial services at tic M. E.
ohuroll on Sunday night were very <uc
oessfiil. i'he odifioe was tilled to over- ,
flowing, und lhe doeorulinns were the
finest seen hero for a long lime. The
programme was as follows:
Hymn htc'sl he lhe'lie Thai Hinds.
Vooatidin-Mrs, Klbol . ,
Iteeitatloii of a idntori*! poem sperlaUv eum
posed i.y 'ir-. .1. w uavt. for the oeeastou—
Oertildllie l-it.'aerultl
Kotia. hed, wh pi anil Bins—l lour
Itcetiatioli, A 11 ihu;c to our silent l'rave—
Mi— i nr.'ie < minor.
Vocal «010. l'lu«o Hi-Eves-Mrs. Vouns
IteeltHlloti .lohn sri-Ie fprlng.
t'uncreitational singing. Forward Jerusalem. [
Kecitation, 'Ihe Blue and the Gray- Mim '
Margaret savage.
Address—Mis. J. \V. Davis. I
Hoio. star sj.aiiß ed Kanner—Mrs. Peek.
America—Congregation.
1 Nttict) of meetings, Aetata perform
ances, etc.. mention of which is desired
' in The Herald, may be left in rare of
Sam Kennett at his store, also tickets for
1 same.
Jimmy iialsted. »he popular conductor
nf the Terminal road, who was away for
a few days, resumed his iltitica on the
beach line Sunday night.
R BOUNDS
Race Meet by Cycling Club—Notes and
Personals
BADLANDS. May 2ft.—A' racejmeet will
Ibe given by tbe l'cdalnds Cycling club,
I Thursday afternoon. May SOtb, Eighteen
valuable prizes have I een donated for tbe
I occasion by the merchants here. This is
j the first meet of the home club, and con-
I siderable interest in tho matter is being
awakened. The list of events is as fol-
I lows'
One mile maiden, one mile novice, hall
! mile handicap, class A; one mile paced
jby tandem, class A; two ti ile handicap, j
I class A; quarter mile dash, class A; one I
I mile handicap, class A: one mile dash, |
1 class A: live mile handicap, class A.
As the result of a drunken row. J. M. !
!De Witt and lietibcn l'otts were lined $7 |
j each by Judge Camp, and Joseph M. t
! Ayre and (). \V. Carter were fined $(! and 1
1 $"> respectively hy Judge linker. The
healing of the latter was on a cln-mje of I
; venue.
H. If. Daniels has sold to .lob Luther a j
house and lot on the corner of Kern aye- I
line and Laverne street for fl7Bo,
I Four vags were sent up Monday by j
Judge Camp for live days each,
j M. A. Murphy of Col ton has sold ton
acres in the western limits of the city to
Jne H. Taylor. ,
The marriage of Fred C. Finkle and I "
Miss Susie Terry Laiimore, both of
Yucaipe, occurred Sunday.
Wedding announcements, engraved or
printed: mail orders carefully rilled ; sam
ples free. H. M. Lee it Brc.JHON. Spring.
SANTA BARBARA
An Overturned Gasoline Can Causes Burning
of a Steam Laundry
SANTA fJARHARA, May 29.—The En
terprise steam laundry of A. M. Clark
was burned this afternoon. Loss about
♦ 10O0; no insurance. The lire was caused
by 'i gasoline can being upset near a
store.
Surceaae in Death
SAN FItANCISCO. May !».—John H.
Crocker, a well known stock broker, com
mitted suicide at his residence today by
shooting himself through the head.
Financial troubles, aggravated by neural
gia, are believed to be the cause.
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£ppt lias provided ror our break fat I and sup
per ade llcately Ms yon d heverage will* h may
its many heavy doctor's bills. It is hy the
judicious use of such ur'iclrs of diet that a
onititlltioil may be gradually built up until
>i rong etiOtifb to res a every tendency to dis-
F»tise, Hundredsof suolie malatlies laictioat-
Ing • round us, ready io attwek wheiever th*re
Is » weak point. We may escape in a y a fatal
that (by keepingourselvs well fortified with
pnre blood and a properly nourished frame.'
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Male ■imply with nnilinf* water or milk,
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OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
FARMERS & TIWCHANTS BANK
OF LOS KNCELES. CHL,
CAPITAL (PAID UP) $ 300,000
SURPLUS AND RESERVE 820,000
TOTAL $1,320,000
OFFICERS! | DIRBCTORSI
I W HELLMAN President !W. H. Perry, C. E. Thorn, A. Glassell,
H. W. HELLMAN Vicc-rrcsieTSnt i O.W.Childs, C. Ducommua,
H. J. FLEISHMAN Cashier 1 T. L. Duque, J. B, Lankershim,
Q, IIEIMANN Assistant Cashier I H. W. Hellman, I. W. Hellman.
Sell and Buy Foreign and Domestic Exchange—Special Collection Department
CORRESPONDSNCE INitITED
STATE LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
OF LOS ANGELES
CHPITHL, PAID UP IN GOLD COIN. $500,000,
A general btnktnr buiinesi transacted Interest paid on time deposits. Wo aotaa
trustees, guardian,, administrators, etc. Safe deposit boxes for rent
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS:
H J WOOLLACOTT, President. J. F. TOW ELL. First Vice-President. WARREN GIL.
LELEN. Second Vice-President. JNO. W. A. OFF, caiHler. M. B. LEWIS, Asa't Caahttr.
GEO. H BONEBBAKE, B. F. PORTER. F. C. HOWES R. H. HOWELL, P. M. GREEN,
W. P. GARDINER, B. F. BALL. 1
J OS ANGELES NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Capital »»00,000
Surplus ■ 3/.500
Total $537,500
GEORGE 11. HONEBRAKE .President
W 4RREN GILLELEN Vice-President
F. C. HOWES .•£**s! er
E. W. ('OK Assistant Cashier
DIRICTORS:
George 11. Fonebrake. Wnrren Gillelen, P. M.
Green. Charles A. Marrlner, W. C. Brown. A.
W. rranclSOO, B, P. Johnson M. T. Allen, i. L.
Thiff bank has no deposits of either the
county or city treasurer, aud therefore no pre
ferred" creditors.
MAIN STREET SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY, Junction of Main,
Spring and Temple streets [Temple Block).
capital stuck BM^OOO
Surplus and Profits 11,000
Five per cent paid on term deposits.
Money loaned on real estate only.
officers:
T. I. DUQUE. President.
J. B LANKERSHIM, Vice-President.
J, V. WACHTEL, Cashier.
Dl RECTORS:
H. W. Hellman, J B. Lankerthim,
I N Van Nuvs, O. T. John on.
Kasparc t o'hn, H. W. O'Melveny,
W . G. Kerekhoff. T. L Duque,
Daniel Meyer, S.F.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NATIONAL BANK
IT 101 S. Spring St., Nadeau block.
W. I> GRAVES President
WILLIAM F. lIOSBYSHULL Vice President
0. N. FLINT Cash er
W. 11. lIOLLIDAY Assistant Cashier
Capital, paid in gold coin $200,000
Surplus and undivided profits .20,000
Authorized capital 000.000
DIREtTORS;
I. N. Breed, 11. T. Newell. William H. Avery,
Silas Holman. W, 11. Holliday. Win. F. Bosby
abell, M. Hngnn. Frank Radcr, D. P.emlck,
'I'homas Goss. E. P. Buabyshell.
OAVINGS BANK OF SOUTHERN CALIFOR-
O nia. IA2N Spring st., Lot Angeles,
capital Stock, $.oi>,ooo.
DIRECTORS,
JH BRALY ...President
SIMON MAIER Vice-President
W D WOOLWINE Cashier
A H BRALY Secretary
H Jevne, W c Pattoraon, F A Gikson, J II
Elliott, C M Haiion, C W Gatev
LOS ANGELES RAVINGS BANK,
236 N. Main St.
Capital Stock $100,000
Surplus 35,000
J E. Plater, Pres. H. w I oilman, V-Prea
W. M. Caswell, Cashier.
Directora-1. W. Kclloian, J. E. Plater, H.
W Hellman, I. W. Hellman, jr.. W. M. Caswell,
interest paid on deposits. Money to loau or
lirst class real estate.
OF LOS ANGELES.
Capital Btock $400,000
Surpluaand und'd profits over 230.000
J. M. ELLIOTT, President.
VV.ti. KKRCKHOFF, V. Prcs't.
FRANK A. GIBSON, Cashier.
U. B. SHAFFER, Asa't Cashier
directors:
J. If, Ellliott, J. D. Bleknell,
V. IJ, story, H. Jevne,
J. D, Hooter, W. C. Patterson,
Wm. G. KoTCkhoff.
No public funds or other preferred dopoaltt
received by this bank.
Statement of condition at close of business
May 7, .1895. Condensed from report madt
pursuant to order of comptroller.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 81,232,779 95
Overdrafts 6,880 83
U. s. bonds to secure circula
tion (4's at par) 90,000 00
Stocks, securities, etc 204,711 48
Banking house, furnlturo and
fixtures 55,000 00
Oth-r real estate .... 32,046 40
Five per cent redemption fund. 2,250 00
Cash and flight exchange 723,632 06
$2,298,330 73
LIABILITIES.
Capita) Btock $400,000 00
Surplus. 80,000 00
Undivided profits 101,136 62
Circulation 24,750 00
Deposits 1,630,434 10
$2,296,330 72
UNION BANK OF SAVINGS
CAPITAL STOCK, $200,000
223 S. Spring St., LOS ANGELES.
OFFICERS AND Ol RECTORS I
«*. W. Stlmian Wm. Feriusoa W. E. McVay
Prert. Vir.-Pmt. f'i*hi«r
C. G. Harrison 8. H. Matt ". M. Baker
A. E. Pomarej S. ». Butler
INTCfteST PAID ON oca>e»iT»
gECURITY SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.
148 S. Main «L, near Second.
Capital Stock $200,000
Five per cent interest paid on deposits.
Money loaned on real estate only.
Directors I. F. Rartori, Pres.; Maurice &
Hellman, V.-P.: W. D. Longyear, Cashlefj
nerman W. Hellman, 11. .1. Flnlschman, M. L.
Fleming. J. a. Graves. C. a. Shaw J. H. shank
laud, F, O. Johnson, Dr. W. L. Gravel.