The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25
HARD AT WORK.
Native Sons Committees Busy on
Detail Matters.
Badge Adopted for the Reception COMMITTEES.
Grizzlies in the Parade-A List of the
Money Collectors.

The various subcommittee of Native
Sons, subject to the joint committee, which
holds a meeting every Friday night, are
hard at work over the most onerous routine
business, where the responsibility for every
move rests on their shoulders, and for
which they will be held to account. both to
the joint committee and the public. Care,
then. is necessarily the chief characteristic
of their work and their progress is not
marked.
The Committee on Badges and Regalia
held two hours meeting last night to re-
ceive bids and examine designs and models
submitted for badges for the Reception
Committee. The badge adopted is a satin
edged gros-grained silk, with gold embossed
letters upon it. 1t has at the top the letters
IN. S. &. w." with star, and the word
Reception" diagonally across, with dates
beneath.
The Committee on Entertainment also
held lengthy meeting for the purpose of
receiving bids and examining designs for
the pyrotechnics. but no action whatever
was taken. The firms submitting designs
and bidding are mostly local, and only one,
Chicago firm, is considered by the COM
mittee as foreign" which may weigh
against it, since the joint and other conf
mittees have decided to favor home firms.
MAKING NIGHT HIDEoUs.
The " cheerful workers." who exhibit an
ursine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all pos
sible occasions, have declared it their in
tention to help make the night of the
9th of September hideous for those who
live within earshot of Onion square. They
will a ilip I'D hut ha Hall 1.tc
and also others on that festive occasion.
The Curly Bears" and "Hyrnrgeons
Secret societies devoted to fun and high
jinks six days out of every half d0zen)
have announced it as their intention to
start in at midnight on the Sth and 9th of
September on what their friends deem an
almost fruitless job-'painting the town
yermilion hue"
A bulletin at the headquarters of the Ma
tive Sons announces that Huntington, Hop
kins d Co. have made $500 subscription
and Henry S. Martin another of $50.
The Bay City Parlor intends to have a
grizzly bear in the parade on Admission
day, and California Parlor, No. l, viii APP
pear with two grizzly cubs, the donation Of
j. Lennon.
The headquarters of the committee at the
Grand Hotel will soon be very elegantly
decorated with flags and historical figures.
The middle pane Of the bay-window will
have background of small pine trees
decked with American and bear flags, while
portrait Of General VIM will be placed
near the tops of the trees. The bay-windOw
on Market street will have a mammoth
grizzly standing in front of relief of green
background. The entire decorations will
be elegant and Hastily arranged.
THE REAL WORKERS.
The collectors have hardly started out on
their work, but enough has been done to
learn that the boys will have any amount
lrtr lnf.N I,..tr Gl.n
following is list of the collectors appointed
for each district and few special col
lectors:
District 1-George Lacombe, coo Market; G.
d. Clark, log Market; j. A. Roster. corner
District &c. a. Starr, 3os-1o Washington;
+: l. Doolan, 1924 Mission; S. j. Taylor, Ala
District 3-Fred staude, 11s Trenton; r. II.
Vista.
District 4-w. T. soue, 3o3 California; John
o. Reiss, 406 California;; j. Il. Hilman, J. l..
Dmkespiel.
District 5-samuel valleau. 4Ol-S Sansome;
Henry }: Crocker, II. S. Crocker s. Co.; Z. D.
Clay; &. c. Higgins, 6O3 Montgomery John f.
Siebe, 324 Sansome; George +. Lowell 41S
California; Charles L; Langley, Alb California.
District 6-JOhn A. HammerSmith, 1l8 Suffer;
Charles 7. Stanley. 512 Montgomery; l. Leying-
stone $50 California; c. ID. Carter, 10 Mont
gomery; Louis Coleman, 42S Green.
District 7-E p. e. Troy. 301 California; G.
4 rppy, 6l7 Fell; L. b. Felgenbaum. 526
District s-H. S. Martin, Ale California;; f.
r. King, $50 California.
District 9-Dr. b. Nj. Gunsburger, Room 80,
Flood Building; +. A. Swain, 2l3 Suffer; Ii. 5.
Martin, HE California.
District l0-J. I. Campbell, AZ Sixth; John T.
Dispaux, Donohoe, Kelly & Co.; Albert Knorp.
706 Larkin.
District 11-w. d. Griffin, los Haight; D. l..
Fitzgerald, 515 Stevenson; Henry Gallagher,
222 FIbert; Charles Il. HeverD, 33l MolIgom-
cry; W. II. Barton, 1104 Union.
District 12-George FTelermuth, 1924 Ellis;
Dr. ), +. Morse, 200 Stocktoni ID. e. Martin,
10l Stockton.
District 13-James w. Rhenleld, 1924 Lar
kin; a. NJ. Simons, 14O3 S ,einer.
District 14-George ID. Clark, LOG Market;
e; G; Bruce, 1914 Jackson; George Lacombe,
District 15-George D. Clark. LOG Market;
John A. bunker, 332 Fremont; George La
combe, 639 Market
District I6-William Kahn 1907 jackson; A.
Lorsback, 400 Clay
District 40. Huber. $50 Bush; F. A. Grif-
lEg. 924 Market d. A. HunIemann, 1408 Stock
District 1s-s. j. Alderman, 531 Market; j. j.
Grlei, 2o6S Market; G. H. s. Dryden, $50 Fire.
mont.
District 19-F. A. TibbItts, AIS Brannan; J.
C. Boyd Jr., 62S Ash avenue
District 200. w. Anderson, 500 Natoma; w.
f. Susbere, 1872 Sixth
District PIT. q. POultney, 440 Branuan; c.
W. WEIGH. with Bancroft & Co.
District 22-James Reavy. 1914 freedom; W.
y; MatLewson. 4l9 Stockton; Leo Hampton,
739 Market.
District 23-D. W. Sullivan, 14oS Folsom; L.
F. Byington, 1911 Post.
District 24-H. W. Remington, 22e Sixteenth;
F. X Squires, sixteenth avenue and street; j.
II. Hoare, Twelfth avenue.
-, Distr let 25-J. w. Barry, corner NJ street and
Thirteenth avenue; John j. MeEvoy, Thir-
teenth avenue, near n street; John NJ. Lar
roche, Sixth avenue and NJ street.
The following have been assigned to
particular lines of business and business
houses:
Wholesale grocery and provision houses-J.
II. Heger, Ill Front.
Fruit, commission and produce stores-George
A. Starr, 30S-3lo Washington.
Breweres. malt houses, sugar refineries and
hop dealers-W. A. Frederick, Mission, between
Tenth and Eleventh; Henry L. Fortman. 1908
Ellis.
Wholesale drug houses and drug sundlies-C.
c. Higgins 603 Montgomery.
Real estate otiees-C. ID. Carter, 10 Mont
gomery.
City, State and Federal ofilces-J. J. Flynn,
new City Hall; Z. l.. Weller. Appraisers Build
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