Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Admission Day Celebration.

As the time when the celebration of Ad-
mission Day will be held is rapidly ap-
preaching, the various subcommittee of
the Native Sons of the Golden West are
redoubling their efforts to make everything
connected with the affair a success. Many
of the Parlors in remote portions of the
State have signified their intention of par
ticipating, provided the 9th should be de
Clared legal holiday. Some time since Il
committee of the Native Sons waited upon
the Governor, and he stated that he would
take this action, and yesterday he issued a
proclamation to that effect This will,
probably, by making the occasion general
holiday, add to the importance Of the cele
bration.
The Fire Department are making extern
sive arrangements to present an imposing
display. The truck belonging to the Hook
and Ladder Company will be deliberately
decorated. On platform Will be seated a
boy to represent a miner and by his side 4
little Girl to represent California. On one
side Of the couple will be placed a stuffed
bear and on the other horn of plenty -
all beneath a beautiful canopy. All the
engines and hose carts will be decorated
with flowers and emblems of the Order.
In the procession will be several cars, one
representing the Seal of State" another
America, and others " Peace and Plenty
and Suffers Mill" There will also be a
car representing California; in which
will be u number of young ladies, one for
each county in the State. Another car will
represent a mining scene of early days.
Each of the cars will be drawn by four
horses and will he equipped in all the per-
lection of the designers art
The joint committee of Sacramento and
Sunset ParlOrS met last evening at the office
of Robert I. Deylin, to hear the reports of
the various subcommittee. The Execu-
tive Committee reported that they had
waited upon the Acknowledgement. and
We're informed that the orders already
issued to the militia had been modified 50
as to allow the military companies of Sac
ramcnto, Stockton and Woodland to have
their annual target practice, prescribed by
law to take place on Admission Dav. at
any time within ten days thereafter The
Committee on Accommodations were re-
queSted to advertise for the names of all
persons who had rooms TO let during the
festivities.
The Committee on Programme were in
Structed to have a large number of posters
printed for distribution throughout the
State, giving the features of the celebration,
and to have them ready by the beginning
Of next week. The Committee on Amuse-
ments reported that they were making all
necessary arrangements for the ball, and
he tickets printed, which could be pro-
4 only through members of the Order
rom the Secretary, II. w. K!ays; that they
had only limited number printed, and
that those who first applied would be first
supplied. a communication was received
from the CALIFORNIAN Club. inclosing a do
nation of S25. A vote OF thanks was given
TO the Club. Grand Marshal La Rue re-
ported that he had received a number of
communications from various ParlOrs, sig
nifying their intention to send delegations
more or less large. j. W. Marshall, the
diScoverer Of gold in California had re-
Ceiyed invitations to be present in Sacra-
lnento from both California Parlor, Of San
Francisco, and from the Sacramento Joint
committee. \ communication was received
from California Parlor relinquishng their
claim, and hence Mr.. Marshall will be the
guest of Sacramento and Sunset Parlors,
who will make proper arrangements for his
entertainment MTWilliams. representing
the drum corps, presented a proposition on
behalf of that body, which was referred to
the Music Committee. Agricultural Park
was determined upon as the place for hav.
ing the competitive drill of the military
companies and uniformed civic societies.
The Committee on Special Features were
requested 10 secure the original milestone
used at Suffers mill, to display in an APP
propriate place in the procession. 1t was
decided not to allow any advertisements of
business houses in the line of march
The Committee ON Embems and Ban
ners were instructed to purchase badges for
such visiting members as should come
without them
The Executive Committee We're instructed
10 wait upon the Trustees and ask them to
take extra measures To enforce the city
ordinances relative to the firing of bombs
and tire-craCkcrs on the day of the celebra-
ton.
The Presidents of Sacramento and Sun
set ParlOrs were requested to call special
meetings on the evening of the Sth of Sep
TENDER TO march from their halls with Il
band of music to meet the Parlors that Will
arrive ON the trains.
Considerable enthusiasm was manifested
at the meeting over the apparent successful
efforts of the different committees.
The meeting adjourned to meet next
Monday evening.
REcoMMGTrEn-Mrs Touhev. who was
released from the County Jail u few DAYS
ago on habcaS corpus has been rearrested
County Jail on the same Judgment as when
she was first taken there. the commitment
being somewhat amended. The case will
probably come up before Judge Armstrong,
when City Attorney Anderson expects to
make such showing - viii result in her
being compelled 10 serve out the term Of
sentence.
SOMETHING LIKE A BuLL-A few DAYS
since a Sacramento merchant received a
letter from a gentleman in the State of Ne
vada, inquiring the price OF certain articles.
The correspondent wrote that he did not
know whether the merchant was still in
business, Is he could not find his advertise
ment in the RECoRD-U MON, and no one
over there could inform him. lie con
cluded; If you do not get this letter,
please write and let me know
Police CoUET.-In the Police Court yes
tcrday Billy Davidson. for being common
drunkard, was sentenced to sixty days in
the county Jail, an institution which he left
but q short time ago.....The case of James
Touhey for battery, WAS continued until
tomorrow VIM. Elwood. arrested for
having been drunk, forfeited his deposit.
...... VIM. Herndon. previously convicted of
disturbing the peace, was fined -.
Conc To RIcuLANp.-A party Of Sacra-
mento Republicans have engaged the
steamer Margic, and intend to make an ex-
cursion to Rjchland tomorrow evening. to
visit Hon. VIM. Johnston and the residents
of that vicinity. They Will take the cam
paign quartet with them and expect to have
q fine time.
BRIDGE At THE AMERICANS MOUTH
Dan. Foley has placed bridge across the
American river at its mouth, and it is now
open for travel. 1t will be very convenient
for people having business up the river, and
for fishermen and others who desire to visit |
Bahnon's slough, Fishermen's lake, etc.
BIZ ExPREss.-The RECORD MON will |
hereafter be sent by express to subscribers |
at Monterey daily, and they Will thus be |
enabled to read the Sacramento news on |
the evening of the day of publication.
FIVE cases of cloaks from the celebrated |
firm of Springer Bros, Boston, received to- |
day, and will be placed on sale in 4 few !
days Red House.
BEHIND THE SCENE" Herbs & Spiess
celebrated New York cigar. G. W. Ches-
ey agent.