Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-01


to our honorable Senator the following tel
egram:
REDDING, September 20, 1889.
Hon. Leland Sanford, Sisson, Cal The busi-
ness men and citizens, male and female of Red
ding, irrespective of politics, who have watched
your career as citizen and your record as an
officer in many exalted positions of puhlic trust
ana having found you an upright citizen a
tried and faithful and efficient officer and hay-
ing witnessed the benefcent bequests of your-
sell ana your noble wife to the grand cause of
education, and her worldwide charities to the
poor and needy; and recognizing both of you as
public benefactors whose lives and acts are atd
Will ever be worthy of emulation by the enlight-
ened generations who will enjoy and profit by
the unparalleled enterprise, example and char
tiles both OF you have shown and contributed to
our State of States, have requested the under
signed committee to invite yourself and Mrs.
Stanford to visit our city, even if only for an
hour or two, on your way home that they may
nave the pleasure of meeting you, and that you
may see the progress Redding has made.
If you viii accept the invitation please wire
us day and about the hour that viii be con-
venient, SO we may make arrangements for
your seeing our city, and our people meeting
you. c. G BUSH
AARON BELL,
FRANK w. SMITH.
To this telegram the following answer
was received:
SIssoN, September p, 1899
Hon c. c. Bush, Judge aaron Bel, Frank "
smith: Your too complimentary message in
vit1ng Mrs. Stanford and myself to pay your
city brief visit on our return home is re-
ceived. Its kindness so appeals to our kindred
sympathies that we accept your invitation with
much pleasure. In it we recognize an expires
sion of your recognition of that which has for
its object the appreciation and development of
the possibilities of humanity. We will advise
you by telegraph when we can make the visit
LELAND STANFORD.
At meeting of the City Trustees, held
on Tuesday evening, the following resolu-
ton was passed unanimously:
Resolued, That the Board of City Trustees will
aid in the reception to be accorded Hon, Leland
Stanford and wife in their visit to this city.
Since our invitation, nearly if not every
city and town as far south as Sacramento
have followed our example, by inviting
Governor Stanford and wife to visit them
also.
The dining room of the Railroad Hotel
has been rendered to the citizens by Mana.
ger Gillespie free of charge for the recep-
tion. Our band boys will furnish the
music on the occasion as their contribution
to the entertainment of Redding's guests,
On receipt of the telegram announcing
the day and hour our visitors will arrive,
public notice will be given, so that all
may improve the opportunity to be pres
ent and show to our guests and to the pub
thing by halves-"She leads but never fol-
lows
The following citizens are respectfully
requested to act on the Reception Com
mittee: Moyor J. Culverhouse, Hon. Aaron
Bell, Hon. Clay w. Tavlor, James Nc
Cormick, +. II. Deakin, R. NJ Sealtzer, DR..
J. ID. Miller, N. Breslauer, Dr. w. H. Por-
ter, Lou Gross, Hon. William E. Hopping,
]. w. Garden, Frank Miller, J. T. Wise
man, Edward Sweeny, W. L. Smith, F. B.
Simonds, John n. Major, DR.. B. S. Steven
son, George Groves, L. s. Barnes, Sam
Brackins, D. G. Chambers, w. D. Biegle,
Peter Scherer. F. NJ. Swasey, F. P Primm,
o. Grittner, John Craddock, H. F. john
son, S. We'll, Frank Thompson, o. r.
Nash, J. R. Holt, j. n. Gregg, Peter Hoff,
H. L. Moody, w. R. Robinson, S. A. J.
Eckles, d. Slessinger, B. Conroy, DR.. f. G.
Sanborn, E. Frisbie. w. L. Hartman, Chas.
Mcconnell, A. F. Ross, s. r. Gilbert, A.
G. Brigham, ]. P. Eaton, W. P. Miller.
M. L. Hill, l.. I. Crume, L. Fl. Alexander,
Henry Clineschmidt, ]. NJ. Gleaves, John
Estes, Fred. Grotefend, James Leary, VIM.
Menzel, f. II. Rhodes, Joe Jaegel, George
Cohn, B. Koltanowski, H. Kern, w. II.
Bicktord. DR.. o. G. Gleaves, Z. W. Morri-
son, J. II. Hunter, William Jackson, J. B.
Batchelder, K. g. Dunn, Rev DR.. Cooper,
I. B. Dozier, George A. Poor, Ben Oliver,
John Farhner, j. Enwright, J. W Conant,
Dr. Lawrie, A. J. Wallace, J. E. Reynolds,
S. A. Stewart, Fred. Michaelson, J. e. Nc.
Cormick, F. B. Burnell, II. A. Bemis, J.
". Potts, John George, n. r. Wiley, W.
r. Collins, ]. B. Hewett, P Glaszer, J. F.
Scanman, John Dinsmore, DIR. Walk,
Frank Paul. A. Dozier, J. J. Noon, Sam
Simonds, G. w. Archibald, l. Simon. Chas.
McElwee, J. Herzinger, T. B. Smith, C. C.
Bush, c. r. Briggs, q. c. Schroter, n.
Willard, f. Warner, Reed Bemis, ]. r.
Lowden, J. w. Welsh, John Hume, w. A.
Winter, M. A. Mitchell, J. p. Schilling,
W. G. Campbell, DR.. Peterson, Charles
Oyerholser, A. Klemmer, J. N.
Hare, A. S. Castle, Ben Griffith, NJ. Gill
gan, n. J. Pehrson, w. w Williams, G.
P. Jewett, L. Altpeter, E. Dobrowsky, l..
L. BahDey, j. II. Bailey, w. P Hartman,
all of Red Bluff; H. F. Ross, Millville; ].
V. Scott, Frank Litsch, S. Issacks, S. Hull,
Shasta; E. 4. Buss, J. II. Beecher, I. W.
II. Shanahan, Anderson; Rev. c. w. Burt
ner, Happy Valley; Robert Harvey. G. K.
Willard, Igo; J. II. Becker, Marion Griffin,
j. Il. Hardy, G. w. Herzinger, Cottonwood;
O. P. Woodward, Stella; Charles Camden.
Tower House; NJ S. Plumb, French Gulcb;
Mesdsmes ]. n. Major w. E Hopping, H.
Clinschmidt, F. NJ. Swasey, f. H. Deakin,
I. B. Dozier, J. n. Chappell, A. Bowen, J.
w. Garden, Julia Giaszer, III. A. Bemis, H
r. Wiley, Aaron Bell, w. w. Williams,
Fred Grotefend, ]. P. Eaton, S J. r Gill
bert, e. Frisbie, Harriet Brown, II. L Par
ker, ]. Bean, e. f. Primm, -. Bacon,
N. A. Mitchell, L. 4. Davis, S. Simous, T.
B. Smith, j. I. Wiseman, W. P McKean,
c. II. Dustin, +. Bostwick, A. c. Brigham,
H. L. Moody.
Committee on Flowers-Mrs. Mayor Gull
verhouse, Mrs. B. Conroy, Mrs. T. A. Reid,
Mrs. r. NJ. Ssellzer. Mrs. II. F. johnson,
Mrs Frank Paul, Mrs. C. C. Bush, Mrs.
George Groves, Mrs. James Mccormick,
Mrs J. II. Miller, Mrs. J. Bailey, Mrs B. S.
Stevenson.
Committee on School Children-Miss e.
G. Welsh, Professor Allison, Mrs. NJ Drew,
Miss Maggie Poor, Mrs. B. S. Cromwell,
Mrs. Allison, Miss Bertha Collins, Mrs. J.
Wallace.
Committee on Arrangements-Fran w.
Swith, James E. Isaacs, William Mexican,
d. n. Honn, G. G. Bush, William Gillispie,
John Spellman, W. c. Campbell.
The various committees will assemble in
the dining room of the Railroad Hotel on
the day and at the hour TO be announced
hereafter.
The following will be the programme
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dren, introduction of citizens; refresh
ments. After which guests will be es-
corted about the city in carriages.
Red Bluff News, Dem u
Ii has been ascertained that Gov. Stan
ford and Mrs. Stanford will be rendered a
reception by the citizens of Red Bluff, at
some time within the next two weeks,
probably on the return OF the Governor and
Mrs. Stanford from Sisson, where they are
now sojourning. We hope our distin-
guished guest will be received with genuine
cordiality. Political differences are TO be
ignored. and we are to receive the citizen
and man. We think our people are to be
congratulated on this opportunity to get a
nearer view of the person and character of
toe man who, amid the arduous cares and
burdens OF a wonderfully successfully bus
iness and public life, crowns all his works
with plans and thoughts for the education
and welfare of our youth and insures their
certain fulfillment by donations of such
muniicence that it must become a monu-
ment to the unselfish philanthropy of the
giver. We will all welcome him.