Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-02
GRAND ARMY NOTES.
The Boys in Blue Crowding Through
Other Matters.

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brated Flambeau Club, OF Topeka, num-
bering 90, in full uniform. Also, Marshaifs
Band, of Topeka, 80 pieces, ana tne LIN
coin Post Drum and Fife Corps oil Iopeka
The latter favored the crowd assembled at
| the depot with an opportunity TO Judge OF
the excellence of Their performance ana
were loudly applauded.
Including the regular overland tram OF
fifteen cars. six trains with members OF the
Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps
passed through the city yesterday, en- route
for San Francisco in addition to which the
Reno train brought q large number OF dele
gates who had stopped over there III order
to cross the Sierra by daylight, and who
went down from here on the zoo P. NJ.
train
Members of Sherman Post, of Oroville,
and Halleck Post, of Chico, came down IN
the morning, going through. sherman
Post was accompanied by nne pano, IN
handsome uniform. which played several
ans in the depot TO the great delight OF a
large number of auditors.
Corinth Post of Marysyille, with their
families and friends, numbering nearly 300
persons, came down on the barge Yuba
Dam, towed by the steamer Knight, arriy-
ing here about P. NJ. and went on to the
Bay, expecting to arrive about A. NJ. to-
day The barge was fitted up as hotel,
and gaily decorated.
At the meeting of the Ladies Refresh
ment Committee last Friday the Chair ap
pointed five committees giving the Chair
man of each committee power TO appoint
| sub-comr ittees, and in case they could not
act, to appoint substitutes Each member
of the committees was requested to ask
friends to assist, and to sOlicit.the aid OF all
ladies interested in doing credit to Sacra-
mente and in giving the Grand Army and
other Eastern visitors warm reception, TO
lend helping hand. Supplies win be re-
c lived at the new Pavilion Wednesday,
August 18th, after A. NJ, or will be called
! for if the address is sent to the Chairman
of committee in the district in which the
| donator lives
Committees to canvass districts for con-
tributions of cake, jellies, etc, were ap-
| pointed as follows:
First Committee from Fifteenth to Thir-
| tieth streets)-Mrs. J. H. Sullivan, Chair
man; address, Fifteenth and II streets.
Mrs. w. A. Henry, Mrs. Lucy Stoddard,
| Mrs. Rebecca J. Estes, Mrs Breck.
! Second same district)-Mrs /. L. Lewis,
| Chairman; address, 1923 II street. Mrs +.
| w. Taylor, Mrs. Alice NJ. Kellogg, Mrs
VIM. NJ. Lyon, Mrs. Henry Durham, Mrs
J. w. Reeves.
Third "a to X, Front to Fifth Mrs. DR..
Nixon Chairman address, corner Eighth
| and n streets. In case she cannot act, Mrs.
| A. Wilson, Mrs. Mary Jordan Mrs ]. c.
Medley, Mrs. L. c. Shirland, Mrs J. w.
Boyd.
Fourth { A to X, Tenth to Fifteenth
Mrs. Silas earle, Chairman address, Metro
politan building. Fifth and K streets Mrs
A. S. Hopkins, Mrs. Geo. Ficks, Mrs. DIR.
Magill, Mrs. Roberts
Fifth "a to K, Fifth to Tenth)-Mrs
James Seadler, Chairman; address, 926
Seventh street. Mrs. Tillie Shearer, Mrs.
Myra Goodhue, Mrs Phoebe Goggins, Mrs.
G. II. Cummings.
Sixth (Washington)-Mr Mary Tod
hunter, Chairman address, Washington.
Selects her own committee.
The meeting adjourned to meet Monday,
August 9th, at 2 P. NJ.
The Ladies Refreshment Committee is
composed of Mesdames Geo. Stoneman, G.
w. Chesley, John Q. Brown, Jos. Steffens,
C. II. Hubbard, f. X. Alsip, H G. Smith,
A. C. Hinkson, r. ]. Merkley, Wilbur
Smith, Henry Burnham. E. j. Holt, G. L.
Simmons, Sparrow Smith. Ed f. Smith,
L. Williams, F. BirdSall r. s. Carey, J. H
McKune, T. B. Mcfarland, A B. Nixon,
w. A. Hughson, Albert Gallatin, A. A Red
dington, Alice Campbell, Emma Sullivan.
II. w. Earle, W. A. Henry, E. C. Jordan,
Geo. w Ficks, j. B. Pierpont, Jas Seadler,
Title Shearer, Dr. Pinkham, A j. Stevens,
]. W. Boyd G. H. Cummings, Minnie H.
Roberts, NJ NJ. Goodhue, Lucy H. Stod-
dard, T. D. SERVER, VIM. NJ. Lyon, Addie
Carter, j. N. Larkin, Carrie Wheat, Addie
Irvine, 0. P. Dodge, Mary C. Kent, L.
Tozer, Alice NJ. Kellogg, VIM. Johnston,
NJ. E. Crocker, A. c. Tufts E. D. Shiriand,
NJ A IT,
w. B. Maydwell, Harrison Bennett, E. II.
Mckee, C. F. Smith, Rebecca J. Estes, ]. C.
Medley, H. A. Burnett, d. Flint, E. A.
Burr, Silas Garlic c. W. Clark, w. R. Gu
ness, Phoebe Gogings, F. r. Dray. S. C.
benson, F. w. Frat, A. l.. Frost, R. B.
Harmon, T. B. Hall, Grove L. Johnson,
James McClatchy, c. W. Elliott, J. L. Nc
Cord, Alex. Nelson, J, r. Watson, ]. W.
Reeves, Susan Corliss, VIM. Mclaughlin,
Mario Sternfels, L. L. Lewis, J. A McIntire,
| Sylvester Tryon, J. W. Armstrong, Robert
/ Barnett, S. L. Richards, VIM. Schaw, Geo.
Smith, f. Twichell, J. H. Glide, P E. Plat,
W. II. Beatty, Aug. Heibron, A. L. Hart,
| 6. J. Turner, Breck Roberts, F. B. Moves.
and Miss c. G. Hancock
F. f. Tebbets, Chairman of the Decor
| ating Committee, has called meeting of
his committee for this evening" at the
Golden Eagle Hotel.
E. B. Jordan has been appointed to act
with o P. Dodge at Port Costa in present
| ing to the veterans and their companions
as they pass that point invitations to at
| tend the celebI alton in this city on "Sacra-
mento Day"
If sufficient funds can be obtained il is
| proposed to run an excursion train to Fol-
som on the morning of the 18th The
manager of the Natoma Company's prop
| ar{,-
lists on the farm
Wells, Fargo & Co., through their Sacra-
mento agent, Felix Tracy, offer to carry all
| the fruit, flowers and grain addressed to
| the g. A, X. Committee, free of charge.
Yesterday morning members of Fair
| Oaks Post and Woman's Relief Corps went
TO San Francisco. Members of the other
Posts, to the number of 100, will go down
this morning. The General Reception Com
mittee, II. P. Bush President came up
| from San Francisco yesterday noon in a
| special car, to meet Commander in Chief
| Burdette and party, who arrived here about
| the same time, and escort them to the bay.
The Committee on Flowers will meet this
evening at 5 clock at the Office of We'll &
| johnson, 402 J street, and il is expected
| that there will be full attendance. 1t has
been deemed proper that this part of the
reception should be left to the Young men
of the city and they owe it to themselves
to see to it that the floral exhibit shall be
well worthy of their efforts. 1t is hoped
| that every member will attend the meeting
| tonight
Governor Stoneman and staff leave for
San Francisco this afternoon. to take part
in the parade tomorrow.
The Committee on Domestic Hospitality
not having completed their work of can
wasting to secure lodgings for visitors, the
| General Committee has found it necessary
to open a register at the rooms sos and $40
} street, where a. n. Buchanan will be in
| attendance to record the names of all who
may consent to furnish accommodations.
The committee earnestly requests all who
| can entertain to report to Mr.. Buchanan in
person or by letter or postal, giving full
name, number of house and the number of
persons who can be entertained
Great inquiry has been made as to when
Gen. Logan will arrive. He will come
through on the Reno train, due here at
2;l0 P. NJ. to-day, his special train having
been consolidated with that one. Resi-
| dents of Grass Valley and Nevada have
| chartered special train, and will take
band with them to Colfax to give him
| salute when he arrives there. The people
of Newcastle will also tender their compli-
ments and good wishes when he reaches
that place.
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