Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10
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The committees having il charge the en-
tsrt4i11asll 81 che saginaw visitors sil
ussl al rhs Common Coancl rooms tAis
essning at = ~ to perfect plans and arrange
far t1e proper entertainment u tie geesls
Caal Chas. r. HeIznap Chairman of the
Reception COMMITTEES. has appointed The
i1lIoNing assistants p B Fisher. ~ b.
Weston. Jas Nauderslais. Lloyd Breeze.
I1os W Flercaer. u A St9Re Charles J..
Breuuer. ~. Hayward. j. r. Creqae T..
ID Gl bert. !. % ke1clsm Geo q. Briggs,
Geul Il IS Heath VIM ii Powers, y.
Earie Henry fem0in. John Perry. John
~ stone. ! ii Parish. a.. l.. Perkins j J..
Earle. 81 & BuEch. Nm. A. smith, John
Patton Jr ilaldeus t0ote. o. W lhomp-
s0u Peter Dorau. Col q. W Watkins, JOS
epu Penny Col T. y Fox, tol. J. r.
Msssmore. Genl Wm. T.. lnnes. A b lur-
nee. NJ I'll f0ri j ID Diley Mm. Il Jones,
Harry WIddlc0mo. OFren A Ward Geo.
~ Cav. A r. Sfoekwel, r. ~ Merrill, t..
III toote ~ II Bisseil T. J. H0pplns,
Wm Vinegar IA. u. &. AanAsmus, j. II.
W0uderiy. Nm Harrison. A. 5. Richards,
Il J. stow. j. 4. Moore j. A oP00nef,
a. s Ideil. A. j Davidson, l. G. smith
John T. Curlss, l.. r. Hawkins. John Caul-
held. NJ Lemon, William Hake Benz
Putnam. Joseph Berries. q. ii. Leonard
g. g.. A N0igt ii. q. Herpoi.
she.mer T. d. Swartout +. Cook
C. Levi. Joseph HOuseman, Arthur
Meigs, ID. ID Cody. Milo g. Randall A ID
Plumb Charles kuslerer 81. L. Sweet
Frank Bonneil, 5 l.. Bennett. 4. kn0wl
SON. h r. Hastings, q. +. Clifford jr.. d. b
Shield. T. A. MOsley. Drs }. h. Grlswold
y ID Edie. Eugene Boise. G. X. Johnson
Joseph Albright Chas Shepard, l. ID. Mar
gin, G.. IA DYER. Crawford Angel, Samue
Wells. j. " Long, 4. ;. Ives, IL. +
Mccormick. y g. Johnson. / NJ Weston
A. N Pautlind, Edward killean, }. b
Britain. j. X Johnson, Wm. Dunham
James Rice, 4 Y. Cheney }. ID. Robinson
Wm. :. novey. John ; Farr, silas God
fr1y. AdOiph Leitelt, q. G.. Swensberg, " m
y Rowe, 1. " Surahan. +. 5 Pierce, ". )
Gum, Col. L. X Bishop, &. G. iPhilOrck
Enos Putnam. + Crofton Fox. George n
| long. J II Tucker, Fred e. Miller DAME
Mccoy. II. c. Russell n A. Fletcher, NJ. J
Bond. Ed =. Chsmberlin, K. b. Loomis
Revs. Charles Fluhrer. A. K. Merriam
/ j e.. Pulcher, F. c. COOlbaugh, W. A. Cav
| Ell. J. X. V Agnew, NJ W. Rose, J. NJ
Sterling, c. L. Lock wood j. h. 2 Hughart
/ g. T.. Gill. George G. Peirce, j w. MCkin
ney. r. G. Stratton, c. IL. Norris, III. 7
Baker J. r. Baars, II. J. Hollister, VIM
[ WiddlcOmb. j. A S Nerdier, Wm. II
/ Fowler, f. A. Hall, t. NJ. Barnard, I. II
Redmond, II. r. Harrington. George b
/ Dunton, A. 5. Musselman. c. w
Chauncey, A. B. Kennan, w. 7. Nc
/ Gurrin, c. H. Rose, J. p. Babcock, L
/ W. Jones, J. 7. Homiller, Charlie
| McQuewan, c. q. Pulcher, c. c. Comstock
/ f. r. Uhl, Geo. q. Steketee, ID. A. Blodgett
L. J Rindge John Bertsch, John Benja
min, + NJ Priestly. Geo. W. Thompson, 1
/ Stewart White. F. Letellier, l.. Covell, Johl
/ Kendall, Paul Steketee, A. May, J. A. Brum
meier. A r. Antisdel julius Houseman
/ l.. d Putnam. r. c. Luce, A. ID. Rathsone
W j. Stuart, A. Durfee, c. B. Morgan, f. X
Wilson.
H. ID. c. Van Asmus has been appointe'
Chief Marshall of the Day and announce
As mis- aides. George +. Pantlind, Johl
Widdicomb, Frank Jewell A. f. Worden
| Ed Lowe.
Chairman E. b. Fisher, of the Commit
! tee on Printing, has appointed A ). White
j. j. Belsnap. G. w. Warrell, Fred II
| Smith as assistants.
The Finance Committee met at the Nor
| ton House last evening and after discussin
plans Of work. divided the city and tn
| committee will make a thorough canvas
to-day