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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-10
THE CELEBRATION.
ADMISSION DAY CONMEMORATED
BY THE NATIVE SONS.
Imposing Observation-Disclosures OF
tions-Literary Exercises.

Yesterday, the thirty-fourth anniversary
of Admission Day, was ushered in with a
national salute by a detachment of Com
pany L, while the city echoed with the
peals of merry bells.
For the past three days every train that
came TO this city brought hundreds of peo-
pie who desired to be present on this occa-
sion, which for grandeur exceeds anything
of the kind held in this State since the
first celebration was held in San Francisco
on the 10Th day Of October, 1850. The ex-
crcises of yesterday, its incidents and asso-
Citations, will perretuate the days OF 40 in
the minds ofthose who are to follow in the
footsteps of the gallant Pioneers.
1t is needless to dwell on the grandeur
of yesterdays celebration. 1t was beyond
anything of the kind ever beheld in this
State outside of the metropolis, and even
compares iavorably with the great Knight
Templars ConclaYe held in that city last
year.
Never in the history Of this city were so
many people within It's corporate limits at
the same time; never were its streets.
private and public buildings SO profusely
and handsomely decorated; never in the
history of any country or city was there as
scmblcd such 4 galaxy of youth and beauty
The rain of Sunday night laid the dust
cooled the atmosphere, and yesterdays
weather was all that could be desired The
city resounded from one end to the other
throughout the day with martial music,
there being no less th"n nine brass bands
engaged for the occasion.
The decorations throughout the city were
unlike those usually employed on the
Fourth of July. there being almost a total
absence of eyergreenS and in their stead Il
profusion OF flags streamers, panoramic
scenes, etc. J and X streets, from Front to
Tenth, were tiuttering with banners. stream
ers. fcstoons, wreaths and other emblcms
suspended across the street in perfect net
work of beauty.
There was no firing OF bombs and fire
crackers, as is usual at Fourth Of July Gel
ebratious
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The vdtal-PEayszcal 1rreatr1ae11t

The Poor will be Treated FREE Every Morning from to fer Weeks only
OFFCEHOURS consultation treatment
NO TREATMENTS GIVEN ON SUNDAYS
Remember the Number 9i9 street. bet Ninth and TENTH opposite the Plaza
Dr. I'D MacLenn
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During the last few weeks have made extensive prepa
atons carefully examined every Department Of House.
regular city customers well those who will
from abroad, may find full and complete
sortment very latest and desirable goods for this
careful inspection of any Of Departments will
convince all that efforts have not been in vain
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7 ST, BET. FRONT AND SECOND sAC3A-
| meuto. Boiler and Iron Works Also, manu-
fucturer of Water Heaters, Tanks, Gasometers,
Hydraulic Pipes, Mining Cars, Smoke stacks,
Jackets, Iron Doors and Shutters Prompt at
tenti0u given b Repairing and Blacksmithing.
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NJ L ROSES

! GRICULTURAL WORKS, NINTH AND X
y streets builds every description # Pump
ing Machinery, Steam Engines HDrSe-pOwcrS,
etc \ New Design of DEEP WELL PUMP just
out. av25-tf
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city, in Canvas Plain Leather, Fancy Marbed Leather, Mo
rocco Alligator, Fancy and Seal Leather Prices, from Is
cents TO 81.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-10

Our stock of Silk Gloves and Mitts larger
better assorted have just received large line embrac
ing the styles and prevailing Fall shades Silk Gloves
either black color range so cents 81 rs pair
Silk Mtts from 45 cents to 81 so per pair.
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AND JEWELERS., -
w 506 street. between Fith and E-TTA
sixth have always ON hand choice ya5i- 81 n
ely Of fine Watches Diamonds, Je"elry, ALassS
etc. la7-lm
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c. XWICIGEL,

NT-STBEET FOUNDRY. BETWEEN FOURTH
VI and Firth CastIron Founder; Nanuiact-
Urcr Of all kinds of Cast and Kod-IrOD Railingi
and Fences All Building Castings made to order.
Si4plm
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Since New Shoe Store unusual and
attention given this stock It contains full
lines of the very best goods be procured in either the home
or foreign markets.
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Among the latest arrivals in Fancy Goods Lace Net
Yokes Overdesses and Drapey both Black and White
either Spanish Oriental Duchess These range price from
81 to So so yard full line Of Trimming Laces to match
in all widths.
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G. SUTEi

I7URNTTCRE,IANU G.2E WIN
/ dow Screens and Doors kept on hand and
made 10 order. Thirteenth and J SIS. ap5-ptf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WHITE & HOsTRAWSER,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS HOUSE
y building and iobbing a specially. Office
SIS X street. Estimates, Plans and Specifica-
tions furnished on all kinds of work Store and
Office fitting a speciality. au27-lm
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NECKWEAR are showing many novelties in Ruchings
Lace Collars and Fichus Also, line of White Linen
Embroidered Collars received last week direct from the
New York market Among these the ladies will find many
and novel designs of this seasonss goods
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. CHAS. rs. PINKuAM

HONTOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR
II geon. Office: SIS Eighth street, between
IL and 1. Residence, next door. Office hours:
lnentO Cal g2-'f
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c. SCHAEFER,

COOPER, no. 50 FRONT STREET. SACRA-
\ mento, Cal. Manufacturer of Wine Pipes
Brandy Barrels Beer Kegs. Butter Firkins. 4
full stock always on hand. Orders promptly
attended %. au2l-lm
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just received direct from the Eastern market the
Fall styles Hats and Clothing. Any gentlemen will
benefited by visit to these Departments they
tain all grades from the cheapest to quality OF
ported goods,
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L. A. SNIDER, II. ID. .


DHYSICIANAND SURGEON, southeast corner
L Of Second and X streets Oficc lIouIs-9
TO 1870 a. NJ; TO 4, and to p. NJ. Residence,
glS NJ street. between Ninth and Tenth aus L
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-10

line of Asilk Fancy Ribbons composed Of alter
nate squares Of Satin and Silk These goods
and very desirable. All widths and Shades
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1t having been advertised that the ''col-
umn would move promptly at 4. NJ, 90
those who desired to see the procession
were on the street at an carly hour, and by
) o'clock it was with the greatest difficulty
that . person could get along through the
crowds of people who filled the sidewalks
on } and X streets, from Front to Tenth.
Ii astonishcd the oldest inhabitant" who
would frequently eXciaim, Where did all
the people come from r.
Owing to the delay on the san Francisco
train that brought the delegation from that
city, ii was ascertaincd that ii would be
impossible to arrange the divisions and get
them in line before 10 o'clock However,
as the day was cool and pleasant the delay
caused but little or no Inconvenience to
any one, and the best of feeling Imaginable
seemed to pervade the entire ranks.
Too much praise cannot he given the
Grand Marshal, J. f.. LaRue. and his aids
FOR the manner in which they handled the
procession. They were gcntlemanlv. polite,
good horsemcn, understood their duties
perfectly and gave their commands with
all the ease and grace of accomplished field
officers.
The line was not put in motion until
1890 o'clock. As they marched through
the streets to the strains of martial music,
with their elegant banners flying their
snowy costumes glittering III the sun. the
air was rent with cheers by the people who
stood on the sidewalks and balconies. while
from every window. balcony and hOusctop
even there was waving of handkcrchicis
and banners such aS was never behcil be
fore III this city.
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Satches new shapes and designs both in Plain
and Fancy Leather All grades.
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THE GEANp PRESIDENT.

Grand President j. \. Steinbach made
the following Introductory remarks
Ladies a,3f Geatlemea: It is with pride
and more than ordinary pleasure that |
have the honor TO preside a. Grand PrcSi-
dent of the Native Sons Of the Golden
West on this memorable OCCASION and
through you renew our heartfelt thanks 10
Divine and overruling Providence for the
kind and manifold blessings conferred upon
Us by enlarging our usefulness and pro-
noting the progress Of our beloved Order
During the past year we have had every
cause to be grateful and to congratulate
ourselves upon the unprecedented success
and the continued and increased popularity
and influence Of our society. ~ our ceic-
bTation in Stockton last Admission Dav we
had some sixteen parl0rs To-day we have
thirty-c!ght. All the Parlors that have
been organized since tEat time are in a verv
prosperous condition, and with your kind
assistance | can give assurances of increas-
ing the number to fifty before the end of
my term next April. The people of Cali
fornia are not indifferent to our earnest en-
deavoTs 10 create and maintain an evcrlast-
ing monument in pcrpetUation Of those
VINO, ~ their daring enterprise and loyalty
t0 their country, have made California what
she Is. No matter what uav have been
thought of our society when We first as-
sembed together, 1t is now generally adj
mltted that the society is worthy of sup
port. and that after years Of hard ami per
siStent labor our efforts have been crowned
with success. Our beautiful and ennobling
principles have been dee}-rootcd in every
Calii0Fuians heart with feelings OF pride.
and we viii ever be grateful for the heritage
granted To Us. There cannot be more en-
dJui;g monument OF our love iar God and
our country, uor more lasting tribute to
departed relatives and Pioneers.
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WHOLE NO. lO.422,

OF the Mexican war Il large territory vas
ccded by Mexico to the United States. Con-
temporary with this action Of the two Gov
ernnent> the presence of gold was dis
covered III our native State. Ne sooner ,lii
this information reach the East than ;Lot,-
sands of our progemtor> arose aS one man
leaving the comforts Of home and ciyiii,s'
tjoO to east their destiny I'm . str.,ug, anI
wild country. each trusting that to his I,t
would fall .hC tablcd giitof "turuiuo MI hs
touched into gold" The resistless g,,srcy
displayed by our ancestors WAS prc-aD7i-
nentlv worthy of themagnifiront success nj
their labors The history al The bar5sbirs
trials Sud priyatioDS endured Inv tbc.c
Golden Pioneers i'm rnl,h.n., ;bis f,D,.j III
Dorado will never be fj.lly fold Su.f,. II
;u SAY thai ON ocean bed and a~ij mains
thyi- skeletons lie bl,.rhipg by tIa tb,r-
SluGS Vet the tide OF iluu,ia...f;,,f -,ilcl
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W'achcd the National halls OF legislation
III SO if'sN,hp iN"4- 81 ihaIulrF.- Ne'cr bad
any tiNt' Hid't NttN IiiilttN IN oUtl g.
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Fans either Painted Embroidered in fancy designs te
match any snit from ST. to $40
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OOUTHWEST CORNER OF X AND SIXTH
y streets (Masonic Hall Building, k-street en-
trance). Consultations in English, French and
German. All professional calls promptly at
tended to. day and night. Office hours-I0 \. NJ.
TO L NJ; , to j. and 10 SPM. au22-lm
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InIIS SI.nss q 90

nEALEBS, CORNER OF. FRONT AND L
II streets. Highest price for Hides. Sheep
rcltS and Tallow Butchers supplied win salt
Paper. latest improved Sausage Machines. stud-
ers. Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns
made for all c0uslgumeuts felS iD:f
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The printed programme stated that at
the conclusion Of the parade the literary
exercises would be held at the Meropoli-
tan Thcater the doors Of which would uot
be opened until the arrival of the Grand
Officers, and that seats on the stage would
be reserved for the Pioneers. As soon as
the procession was dismissed the Pioneers
and hundreds who wished to hear the lite
rary exercises repaired TO the thcatcr On
their arrival thcy found the doors locked.
The Grand Officers not appcarinE,th larger
portion who had assembled, after waiting
half an hour or more went away. thor
ouEhly disgusted win the management.
Il appears that there was some misuuGcr-
standing between the Marshal a!,d the See
ond Regiment Bans and the delay was occa-
stoned in consequence. After about an
hours delay the exercises opened to small
audience, principally Pioneers, 10y PRAYER
by the Grand President, a. F. Jones, Of
Argonaut Parlor. No. s. of Oroyille
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J.,lITS Mcguire,

MANUFACTURER Or ROAD sCRAPTRS,
vi Iron Doors Sail Cells, Shutters. RailinSs,
Grtings. Homework and Black>mithing in gen
eral, No 5r X street. between Fifth and sixth
second hand Doors fo- sale ic22-Att
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WALLACE 4. REJGGs, y. D.,
DENTISTRY.


REMOVED.
y F. TEBBETS, DENTIST, TO 914 -sSsssss>
& Sixth street, between I and !, TFSlsSs..Szs.s!
west side, opposite Congregational N1@LiIEJ
Church. au5-tf
I. Il. REID,
DESTiSr s.s.
No. COS ! street aul-tf III III
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z.
CATLR & CROIY.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ARE PRE-
y pared to do Gil kinds of work in their line
in city or country. Principal place OF business
sacramento, shop, No 1924 Second street, be
tween and /. PostOlliCe Box No. 10 Sacra-
mcuto.' icl3-iptf
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INSTRUMENTS SOLD on THE INSTALL
/ mcUt V'1u order. for tt NlNG promptly at
tended 10. Old Fiaaos taken in exchange Sheet
Music and 8 full It-Ic Of musical merchandise
Always on hand. Jy4J-j
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F. FOSTER. :. o. FUNSTON.
1876. I. FOSTER 4 CO.. 1884.
DOOE-BINDERS. PAPER RULERS AND
ID EAmk-BC..s Manufacturers, No. Gl9 J street.
between Third anu Fourth, Sacramento. jy.J-iptf
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DIis. KELLOGG & G0ss,
DIR. LiENS,

DITYsICIAN AND SURGEON.-OFFICE AND
J. Residence. No. 325 street, between Third
9P. NJ. Odce of City Superintendent of Public
Schools vi same place. se54plm
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DRS. BREWER 4 SOUTHWORTH,
DENTlSTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER .s-eesSsssee.
IL of seventh and streets intS5sfss5sSsss.ss
Bryte's new building, up stairs Teeth OLIH1,1y
extracted, without pain, by the use Of i'm
proved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas aul64plE
II. II. PIERSOS,
DENTTST, 4l5 STREET. BE z-..ysg-e
u tweelr Fourth and Fifth. Sacra- 1913
mcnto. Artificial Teeth inserted on nN1lTrS
Gold NulcAnite and all bases Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrac-
ton OF teeth. jyl4-lm
" WOOD,
DENTIST. QUINNS BUILDING, 60,
IL northeast corner Fourth and fyS$sssssssSS
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on NIIITD
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction of teeth. ic15-tf
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Go AND SEE
Greatest Healer Living,
DR.. ]. }. MAC LEHMAN,
NOW IN SACRAMENTO,
Andm may be daily CHARGE, at his
9l9 Z STREEEI'z
Between Tenth, Opposite the Plaza,
FOR FEW WEEKS ONLY.
have in San Francisco during the past eight years. made
over 100000 personal applications of my
Vita-P3aySical Treatment,
every variety maady, and with it, by the bless
ngs God, performed which partake of the
marvellous.
is sanyo Who doubts the
of file h 10
q 81 Is
$1,000
Will given any them that not Genuine.
Attorney General HarShalTS Reply to Hon T. E. Jones:
OFFICE or THE ATToRNEY-GENER-

Is,
God only it
eycryc II
Paralysis khc is very L
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die of
vases peri ennan
was t Is o
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DIR. NIXON,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, VI STREET Be
" tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos 9lS aud go.
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 a.
NJ. Office hours-s 10 9 A. NJ; to , P NJ, and
evenings. jy1-tf
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CHICKERING PIANOSl
WILCOX 81 WHITE ORGANS !

L. K. HAMMER, Gen. Agt.,
No. $50 {, Sacramento
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MILLINERY.
NEW FALL MILLINERY.

WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN INFORM
w ing our customers that we have just re
eeived a Fine stock of Fall Goods in HATS,
FEATHERS, BIRDS and all the novelties in the
market Kindly favor us with 4 call or order.
We feel confident that both our goods and prices
will be satisfactory Yours respectfully, MS
DANES BARBER & PEAlEE, t2l street, be
tween sixth and seventh s. lply
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Formed on Seventh street, with the right
resting on X At the head of the column
rode Grand Marshal J. Z. La Rue and his
Chief Aid, General H. |. Wiley. Next
came detachment OF mounted and uni
formed police, sixteen in number. under
command Of Chief Jackson. Then followed
Division Marshal II ". klavs. with Aids
Emil Heinrich and l.. c. Svhindier. The
First Artillery Band. eighteen pieces. fur
nished music for this division. Next came
the several militia companies Of this city.
headed by Brigadcr-Gcneral Carey and
staff, and Colonel Sh1ehan and staff. The
military marched four abreast. and pre-
seuted a fine appearance. Many Of the
members OF the different companies were
to take part III the competitive drills in the
afternoon. consequently ' the ranks We're not
Is full as thcy otherwise would have been.
Company \. Captain Burke, turned out
thirty-tivc strong. Company G. Captain
Clinton l.. White, marshaIlcd thirtv-iive
men. Company T. was commanded by
Lieutenant Loyall. and numbered twenty
four men. Captain Cook was in command
of Company B, and had twenty-five men
under his change. The Governors Guard
Cadets came next, commanded by Licuicn-
ant Shields
The allegorical car America brought
up the rear OF the division. Mrs Fred.
Dustman represented the Goddess Of Lib
crty. surrounded by mounted cannUns and
implements Of various industries.
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WIZ. ELLERY BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
nCUIIsT, AURIST, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases Of the Throat. Office, 1897 J
street, corner of fitth, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento, Cal Hours: 9:30 10 y A. NJ; to
p. Il. Sundays: $50 to II 4. VI; to ?. N. Jy1tt
DIR. !. L. BRUNE,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. GRADUATE OF
/ the University of Berlin, Germany. Ciuce
and residence No. 51l J street, between linh
and sixth, Sacramento. Office hours to II A
u. 3 10 8 and to ; p. 81. jyl3tf
WALLACE 4. BRIGGS, -. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN OFEiCE
| and residence No. 2l2 J street, Sacramento.
{ StU 9 A.
OGiee Hours: Il 4. NJ. to p. NJ. Sjel2-4ptf
[ 6:'J TO 5 P. Il.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-10
THE SECOND DIVISION

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orihed Ion on l. 81! s!feet Flsht resting on Sey-
eith. b!iTV m N h"I4eT coihiiiahueu ms di-
vision WIN VII ", II H4nloh II, ana APe VII
son ''S Nniel -A''c>. me IIuSsaF ,aiu-
ciSn'e@h Pleees-I'ulllShcd music ior the
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T.. came iiIst. tiftv strong. The marched
steadily and viii, precision and trqsanteJ
a splcfilid appcarance in their marpifirnnt
uniforms and with their qlfstcniuS swords
They were commanded by 4 Rur1ctt ard
Past Grand Patriarch T. II. Rlari- of G3n
Francisco. acted as First Assistant
Sacramento Division No : I-nifnrr,ad
Rank KNIGHTS of Pythias f}rty in nn,nhor
marched ncxt. Sir KNIGHT ] A Davis
commanded. Their uniform i yerv show
and thoir marching shows that rfe,- bat,e
b,ru tI,aroucbtv and rarrfriIiv drilI.d
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