Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-21
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SACRAMENTO DAY.
How the Grand Army is to be Received
at tie state Capital.

SACRAMENTO DAY.
How the Ora nd Army is to be Received
at tie state Capital,
Extensive preparations are being made
to receive the members of the Grand Army
Of the Republic in this city on Sacra-
mento day." August 1lth. Visitors will
arrive in the afternoon on special trains
from San Francisco, remain over night and
portion of the day following. They will
be Hospitality entertained, the city through
out will be as one open house, and the old
soldiers will be made welcome, on every
hand feasted with fruit, toasted with wine,
and feted with flowers the immediate pro-
ductio1 of Sacramento city and county. A
grand reception will also be rendered them
in one of the legislative halls of the State
Capitol.
at o'clock this evening J. N Larkin,
Commander of Fair Oaks Post G. A. R..
will organize the Committee on Public Dec
Grafton at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
The names of the gentlemen composing
the committee are as follows: ]. n. Larkin,
Chairman J. C. Sepulveda, Isadore Town
send, W. f. Huntoon, Sr., S. Morris, G. H.
Gilman. William Land, Max Hornlein, H
G. May, Thomas Scott, r. Dale, J. G. Da-
Wis, George Newman, A. Nathan, J. F.
Slater, Z. c. Roeder, J. r. Hodson, l. T.
Crum, NJ. F. Odell II. B. Nielsen, E. A
Bower. Frank Griswold, A. c. Tufts, H J.
Norton, II. Steinauer, j. McFadden, H
Buchanan, Peter Menken, w. A. Caswell,
J. J. Keegan, H. B. Breckenfeld, Richard
Singleton, Con. Sullivan, VIM. Hamilton,
X. J. Burns Erskine Greer, c. A. Jenkins,
W. II. Sherburn, g. w. Jackson, C. w.
McKinl, Gus. Layenson, DR.. Tebbets A. ].
Rhoads, O. j. Noack, Thomas Harper,
Claus Anderson,W w. T. Peterson, John Bar
rett, J w. Boyd, w. b. Miller, Fred. Ray,
o. F.Washburn, r. Gogings, Viii. Jackson,
S. F. Graves, F. c. Knauer Frank Ruhs-
taller, Peter Newman, Jacob Gebert Chas
Selllnger, Jr., Jake Nagele J. X. Dougher-
", jerry Payne, Louis Gerichten, E. NJ.
Martin, Eugene Gregory, Clay Chapman,
John Miller Henry Fisher A. J. Hopper,
c. a, Sawtelle, E. NJ. Thomas, A. J. John
ston, J. C. Van Kirk, o. H Hale, - Kyle,
ID. ellis, d. DeBernardi, o. P Dodge. John
Conran, J. Henry Miller, VIM. R. Jones,
DR.. Forbes, S. H. Gerrisb, NJ. E. Gates.
Committee on Fruit Display -R. D.
Stephens Chairman, Mayhem Station A.
I. Hatch, Suisun; r. II. Plat, Natoma
VIM. Johnston, Richland; P. Z. Plat,
Sacramento; J. C. Boggs, Newcastle; Hon.
J. Routier, Reuters Station; John Bid
well, Chico; Webster Treat Davisville: r.
b. Blowers Woodland L. w. Buck, Sacra-
mento; Sol. Runyon, CORTLAND; Thos.
Frazer, Placerville; Prof E. w. Hilgard,
Berkeley; A. F. Abbot, Yuba City.
Committee on Refreshments &C. w.
Ficks. Chairman; E. a. Petrie, f. H. Nc
Kee, Clarence Nelson, NJ. S. Hammer E.
A. Beardslee, Israel Luce, Charles Goode,
Ellis kilgore, NJ. r. Beard, Secretary; ].
G. Marine. d. Mckay, Fred. Remele, Emil
an Inh A And oh
A. Latferty, C. NJ. Prodger, Thomas Fox
and J. R. Foster.
State Capitol Committee-Thomas L.
Thompson (Chairman), d. J. Oullahan, E.
w. Maslin, F. 7. Dunn, Colonel J. ]. Ayers
Colonel j. J. Tobin, W. Medium, Charles
Il. Parsons, G. W. Stafford, n N Denton,
A. c. Paulsel, ]. E. Mills, H. W. Carroll.
Committee upon Grain Display-H. II.
Linne1 (Chairman), George w. Hancock,
L. H. Fassett. G. C. McMullen, r. H. Haw-
ley, Thos Mcconnell, o. Harvey, A. Plum
mer, - Schiller, George Poorman, r. J.
Merkley, ID. Flint, n. NJ. Fay, D. Taylor,
John Hanlan, Benz. Bailey, S. B. Moore,
U. +. and G. N. Cotton, Henry Ahardt,
Henry Altucker, J. NJ. Stephenson, J. a
Eldred, s. NJ. Hoover; X II. Plate and
Chas. Schussler, Natoma.
The Committee on Grain Display has
organized by eeeting Col. II. II. Linnell,
Chairman, and r. II. Hawley, Secretary,
and has entered upon its duties with the
tiegrTe Of earnestless that insureS the sue
cess of this feature of the entertainment
OTHER special committees will be an
nounced in a short time and due notice
will be given of time and place of meeting.
The General Committee will expect the
several special committees to organize and
enter upon the work allotted to them, and
to make reports to the General Committee
on Friday night of each week, at the rooms
of the committee, 325 street.