Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
FloURlNo on FlNsNcEs.
The Committees on the saginaw ItseePtioE
Meet and Perfect rlsns.

The Committees on the saginaw Reception
Meet and Psrfsot Plane.
About 100 prominent ciULeus mei a. ihe
| Council room last evening 10 perieci plans
| Tor the entertainment II the saginaw yisi-
tors. Capt G. T. Belknsp presided. some
discussion was had on the matter Of
sight seeing. there being diversity of
opinion as 10 the best course - pursue
take carriages from the hotels aud take in
the sights Ia a grand cavalcade or a 20 as
| sou please The latter plan was adopted.
Ex- Mayor Beiknap named the following
| escort committee. e. +. Beknap Judge
| JnO. " stone, Aid. J J. Creque, EN-
| Aayor J0hn l.. Curuss. N X Is ssed. g.
T. Dreamer, + Godfrey, s NJ. Lemon.
| Col s. Wells. l.. III Mithey.
The H0tel Committee estimated their eN-
pense al Sl5O. the Committee on Music 500
| and Printing $50.
| k1 Mayor selknap suggested that n any
IN oney Was LETT over il should be- retained
| ia the hands OF the Treasurer Tor future use
| ln thr entertainment Of other visitors No
bar bills will he paid By the committee
| The Finance Committee reported excellent
success IN the raising of the Necessary sum,
| 81 DO. Or GrswOid moved that street cars
| be IN waiting al the Union Depot 20 take
| the visitors TO the several hotels Ex Mayor
| Crawford Angel did not think IL would be
| policy. Col T. Y. Fox moved that street
ears be IN waiting for the inyslids John
| Perry stated that arrangements had been
made for an escort 81 police and such
a course would change IL Dr.
| Griswold thought the ladies might object 10
| walking behind az escort of police J. A
$ Nerdier thought it would be a novelty
and they would like IT, DR.. GriswOld ac-
cepted Colonel FOx's amendment, bat on
motion of Alderman Hayward the whole
subject matter was referred TO the Commit
lee Ola Carriages.
NJ r. Bissell moved that Maj. \. b. Wat
son be made permanent treasurer and Gus
| tOdian of citizens entertainment funds as
may be from time TO time collected for the
entertainment of visitors coming 10 the
city. III. J. HOllister thought such course
unwise. ID NJ. Amberg thought the i'm
| preston would 20 out that the committee
were endeavoring To raise more money than
| actually necessary. Mr. Bissell's motion
was Withdrawn.
H. J. Hollister asked that some action be
| taken To relieve the distressed at Charleston,
and suggested that a meeting be called.
| No action was taken and the meeting adj
journed.
The following letter has been received
| from Mayor Ii. NJ. Youmans, of East Sagi-
| nav:
EAST SAGINAW. Sept. 6, 1886
| Hon Samuel L. Fuller, Grand Rapids:
HoNoRED SIR Your very kind letter of
| the Sd inst is received with thanks. Will
say in reply that the citizens of this city are
| only too glad to learn that our neighbors
| and friends from the city of Grand Rapids
| are well pleased with the manner in which
| they were received and entertained Should
a like invitation be extended 10 our citizens
| by the railroad company TO visit your city.
| our people will be only too willing to re-
spond and will come in force sufficient TO
| capture your city. Such an interchange of
visits between the citizens of the two cities
| has a tendency 10 make new acquaintance,
| create social and business relations, thereby
| greatly enhancing the commercial and bus
| mess interests of the two cities. Hoping
that the social and friendly relations of the
two cities may continue, | remain,
Yours respectfully,
III. NJ. NoUMANs,
| Mayor.
| The following additional appointments
on the Reception Committee have been
| made: Messrs J. NJ Metheanv. NJ. S.
| Crosby. II n Moore, Joseph II Walker, Q.
| c. Ransom Frank Thomas, Andrew Doyle,
| John 5 Long, ID. F. Clay, Ezra 7. Nelson,
| w j. Perkins. Lewis II Withey, 5. W.
| Osterhout. Edward Teller, w. G. Denisen,
| fttNIN lntlud. ttltE " >. =. AAti
| ner. Jed Miner. George NJ. Leonard,
| Andrew Tabor Harlan A. Greenley, Cas-
sius II. Sweet, f. G. Studley. A. j. Steb
| bins. J. NJ Stanley, NJ. J. Ulrich. John
| Rowson, H. B. Fairchilds, Frank CHECKER
| ing James Lowe, Geo Il. Bass ID. w.
| Stevens. b. Allen. J. w Ransom, J. A. J.
Friedrich. John L. Shaw, L. A. Town,
| Adrian Yates, g. w Perkins VIM. t. Hess,
| Fred A Wurzburg, l.. g. Dunton, ID. Nj.
| ID y u u
| C. S. Hazeltine, J n. Jewett, J.D. Mcintyre,
| w b. Loveland, A. Preusser, c. A. Rem
| wick. J. T. Holmes. Thos NJ. Peck. II. b.
| Miller. A. Bevier. w. S. Gee, W. G Graves
| J. c. Wenham. F. S Mimine, John McIn-
| tyre, +. Z. kidder.
Mesdames b. Dikeman, Lorraine I'm
men, 5. c. Ketcham, Joseph II. Walker,
| Thomas W Strahan, A. 5. Richards, J. 5.
| Long. T. F. Uhl. A B Watson, J. l.. Shaw,
c. r. Brenner J. Z Creque, T. ID. Gilbert
| John &. Buchanan, w }. Perkins, W b..
| Weston, T. B Fisher, w III Powers. +. A..
Stowe. C. L Perkins, VIM. III. Jones, w.
| Merrill l. G. Smith, III. + Hastings J. l..
| Curtiss l. c. Dunton, f. II. Foote, II. NJ.
| Hinsdill. c. w Warrell, Il. q. Mathews,
| Ellen +. Wilson, A. L. Skinner, NJ J.
Smiley. J. II Wonderly, G. 5. Udell, Benz.
Putnam, c. n Leonard A. + Slockweli.
ID. T. CLAY, c. l.. Ives Wm. $ Hogev, T. ;.
/ d
| Dunton, Geo. c. Steketee l. X Bishop.
John Widdicomb. L. 4. Town, Adrian
Yates G. 5 Hszeltine
| w. II. Powers. Chairman of the Commit
tee on Music. reports the following appoint
ments on that committee: l.. Z. Eddy, Prof.
r A Wellenstein. Dr. W II. Ross. Prof.
Walter Miles. Prof + NJ. Lawson.
| Capt c. +. Belkuap announced the fol-
lowing Escort Committee. These gentle
men will leave the city Tuesday morning
at O'Clock. meeting the excursionists AT
Edmore. Capt c. h Belknap. judge !. W.
Stone, 7 Crsque. John T.. Curtiss, NJ. r
Bissel. e. r Bfenner. ; + Godfrey, Samuel
Lemon. Col Samuel Wells, Lewis II
Withey. VIM A. Smith. Gep. 7. Clifford
f.. " Jones r n SMITH. c. ". Chauncey
IL NJ MCtheanv. g. r Gin, +. W
Kleiudienst Geo. x. Perry. II. B Fairchili
| John T.. killean. j. Boyd Pantlind. Col. l.
Y Fox. g. l. Lock wood. Cant ". A.
Gavett. G. II Norris J W Mckinney, =
q. Strauon. J. X. Y Agnew, NJ W. Rose
r. u Butler. +. y. Fisher. W b. Weston
W G Graves