Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-26
CELEBRATION PREPARATIONS.
All Details Arranged-Parade, Regatta,
Mardi Gras, Etc.
Forever float that standard sheet,
Where breathes the foe but falls before us,
yy;tb Eraador,' e soil haupnth our foot

mar01 Grasy ETC.
| Forever float that standard sheet
Where breathes the foe but falls before us,
With Freedom soil beneath our feet
! And Freedom banner streaming DER us
The Executive Committee of the Fourth
| of July Celebration met at the Capital
Hotel last evening, E. G. Blessing presid-
ing. The meeting, as have been all former
ones, was well attended, and from the in
terest taken and enthusiasm manifested,
there is not any doubt about the celebra-
tions being success, far beyond anything
of the past. 1t is 10 the credit of the CITY
that a committee appointed by the Board
of Trustees could so harmonic all classes,
and enlist every one in the undertaking. as
has this one. From the first, their meet
lngs have been characterized by the most
perfect harmony; their subcommittee
have done the work assigned them in the
most pleasant and perfect manner possible,
and to-day every arrangement, down to the
minutest detail, has been attended to, and
the monster street parade, the literary exer-
cises, the regatta in the afternoon and the
Mardi Gras at night will move with precis-
ion. there will be clash nowhere and en-
tertainment and amusement will be fur
HiSueu tue tuOuoohuo VI PcopiS nun tuV
moment the cannon booms at sunrise, ush-
ering in the anniversary of American inde-
pendence, until late at night The Com
mittee on Invitation has done its work
well, their invitations have been extended
in such q manner that large delegations
will be present from all the towns in Sac
ramento county, and from the neighboring
counties of Placer and Yolo. Sacramento
has well and justly earned reputation for
THE HOSPITALITY OF HER PEOPLE
Che ,,aver tolls 10 ,erforr, all she nrop,isas
nd es tba Gait Go1ette said sine tine
nce :. she meyer does thinps nv halves y
The Grand Marshal Colonel lanes No
Nassar ;s tbe r;gbt MON in the r;gbt nIace
. s,a,tla,,an that snares neither Mains time
o. ernansa II; nerfect;n, his arrangen,erts
aTd the details Of The ,oorn;ne nsrada 40
far "a ha has been able to arTapee Them
embrace five monster divisions, and will
excel in extent and imposing appearance
that OF any similar parade that Will be at
tempted on that day in the State. His
aids, which, by the way, Will be
A cAyALcADE OF YOUNG MEN.
Handsomely nonnted will be q fine ssa-
t,ra of tbs narade Tbey arc 70 mot
tha Colonel at the Canital Hotel
Monday evening where their ;nstruc-
t;ons Will be g;ven them Z M CIarken
cb;af aid Is Gentlemen who has
bad 1arra ay,a-;e,eca IN srch ,,1atters
anJ Of tbe deta;1s viii he so
narfacted and arranocd that the
i,,,nSanSo ,,ronoSsior will form ON time and
,,n,,e v,,;tb n;Iitarv nrec;sion Tbe Firs,
Art;Ilerv Reg;mani Colonel Sbeaban with
al 40 90, ,So,,;as f,lI an5 +ha Socro,nonto
Hussars Cantain Heilbron, mounted will
So, ~ it, nortion If tbo rarode
The Uniformed Rank of Knights of Pvth-
las, and the Canton Sacramento, No. l, p.
NJ. 10. o. F., civic ana military organiza-
tons. with their handsome uniforms, will
add much to the appearance of the parade,
while the Paid Fire Department, with their
new and handsome uniforms, beautiful en-
gines, gaily decorated with flowers drawn
BY their handsome teams, will come in, as
they always do, for their share of praise.
rur soc,prv oF c,11ropN1. PIONEERS
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ana tne oacraiiiento Oaieuo,iia. Siup' t"o
pa'rlotic ORGANIZATIONS, WIZ pe III iiiie, anu
their showing IN the parade VIII not De the
least OF It's many pleasing features Inc
orand army OF the hepuolc, three fosts,
VIII turn out WIN iuii RANKS IN iheir pa
friouc suit OF blue, and they, OF all others,
are calculated TO sur the patrlouc heaft OF
the American youth, ana cause ,nem 10
reallZe something OF the Gay we ce'epra'e.
Inc heroes OF IIIo gave us the Declaration 9i
OF ihoepenaehce ana tne prUuaes. na'.1l
Oh the eartn' put II leil 70 .ne 10. ei Ia. ,ne
poys III piue 10 Preseiee anu ,iansliii. !. mat
ne1i.ase III .ie uaSs wen .iie ia,e ,Se, ot ~
n ISel hung IN .ne palaheemiro OH lSon 10
loooi IN auuition 10 Tue ;i men Mno iousi'
ON the heius Vi oa''ie' VIII Ut 'neii auA'i-
iary' NV , nr,,rr oonns
ihE "oMhN RELIEF oohio'
Those who nursed and cared Tor the dying
and wounded who fell while lighting IN
the defense OF the Union. These patriotic
ladies, who divide honors with the loyal
soldier, Will form an important feature IN