Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-15
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT.

The General Presidential Reception Com
mittee met at the Courthouse last evening,
Mayor Turner presiding, and j. F. Sheehan
acting as Secretary. After the matter of the
reception of President Hayes and party had
been thoroughly discussed, c. H. Cummings
moved and it was ordered that programme
of reception or entertainment be formulated,
as follows:
First-That President Hayes and his party
be requested to arrive here not later than 5
P. NJ. on Tuesday next. That the visiting
military and the local military be requested
to perform escort duty that afternoon in
escorting the Presidential party from the
depot to the residence of Governor Stan
ford, where the party will make its head
quarters during its visit to Sacramento.
Secon6-That the same evening the Presi.
dent and party be conducted to the Pavilion,
but will not be formally received then.
Third-That on Wednesday morning the
military be requested to escort the President
to the Capitol. where he will hold a public
reception from 10 A. NJ to II, noon.
Fourth-That at noon on Wednesday the
President be escorted by the military, State
Board of Agriculture, Citizens Reception
Committee and invited guests to the stock
grounds, where the State Board of Agricult-
ure will receive him.
Fifth-That on Wednesday evening the
President and party be received at the Pa
vilion by the State Board of Agriculture.
Sixth-That on Thursday, from 10 a. NJ. to
r. noon, there shall be grand parade of
stock at the Park III the presence of the
President and party, which will close the
Presidential visit.
Seventh-That in the afternoon of that
day the President be escorted by the COM
mittee and military to the depot in time for
the train for Chico.
On that day the President is to go to Chico
as the guest of Governor Bidwell, and will,
under his escort, visit the hydraulic mines at
Cherokee Flat.
The committee ordered, on motion of Cen
eral Bacllus, that the General Committee be
formed into subcommittee, with this men,
bership:
Reception Committee-Mayor Jabez Turn
er, George Cadwalader, VIM. III. Mills, I.
NJ. Lindley, Philip Scheld, Albert Gallatin,
John Mcneil.
Finance Committee-Albert Gallatin, G.
7. Wheeler, George Cadwalader, Philip
Scheld, L. NJ. Lindley, W. p Coleman, c.
w. Clarke, T. II. Berkey, FL. Eldred, f. A.
Hornblower. Thos. Guinean, f. G. Blessing,
ilton, Chris Green, G. w. Locke, L. K. AL
sip. j. II. Carroll, H. G. Smith, Joseph
Steffens.
Committee on Programme-H. NJ. Larue,
Adjutant- General Backus, w. 2. Coleman,
Fred. Cox, John Boggs.
Committee on Parade-General J. F Shee-
han. General Backus, Colonel Raymond, j.
d. Kent. C. H. Hubbard.
The following announcements were made:
The Reception Committee is requested to
meet promptly at 8 P. NJ. to-day (Wednes-
day. at the office of George Cadwalader.
The Finance Committee is urgently requested
by its Chairman, Mr.. Gallatin, to meet at
his Office, at the store of Hunting ton, Hop
kins & Co., at 2 P. N. to-day Wednesday,
The Parade Committee is requested to report
at once to General Sheehan. Notice of the
meeting of the Committee on Programme
will be given by its Chairman, MIR. Larue.
The General Committee is to meet again at
the call of its acting Chairman, Mayor
Turner.