The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-21
NATIVE SONS.
The Bulletin Committee Issue
Two Circulars.
Some Final Preparations for the Ninth-Re-
gatta and Torch-Light Parsde-Hotels.
The Railroad Replies.

The Bulletin Committee, Native Sons,
issued two circulars yesterday, one OF
which is addressed to the interior press
and the other to subordinate parlors. Both
enter into general exposition OF the prog
ress of the preparations.
The one addressed to the press concludes
with the following:
Visiting journalists will be entertained by the
Press Committee in various ways, and IL IS the
earnest request of the committee that all news
paper men inform Chairman John 4. Creamy OF
ihe committee, Immediately when lie expects 10
arrive IN San Francisco, ana the paper lie VIII
represent.
Upon the presentation OF proper credentials to
the Press Committee, press badge VIII pc ls'
sued Which Will entllle the holder 10 admission
10 all entertainments and receptions during the
celebration.
On the day of the rowing and yacht regatta, a
special tug VIII convey newspaper men only
about the bay 10 witness the same, and other OBJ
jecIs of interest.
On Sunday, September 7th, the Press Commit.
lee VIII be in attendance al headquarters the en-
tire uay, and badges VIII be distributed upon the
registering of the applicants name and presenta-
tlon OF his credentials.
ADDRESS TO THE PARL0RS.
The other circular reads as followS
To the Officers and Members Of Subordinate
PdTlorS. N. 5. G. W.-GreeIiDg: The arrange
meDts for The celebration of admission day In
San Francisco next month are being rapidly
completed and. beyond all doubt, the display to
any celebration ever held IN this State IN point OF
splendur and magnitude.
The pubiIc-spirted citizens OF San Francisco
have not been backward in subscribing TO the
fund necessary to the proper Observance of Cali
fornia's forlieth birthday, and money has already
been placed In the hands OF The Inherent suDoT-
dnale commit ees TO carry out their work.
Besides acknowledging the fact that the 9th OF
September is Caiifornla's day. and that every
resident within its confines should consider II a
day for general rejoicing, one oil the main OO-
jects OF The General joint Ninth OF September
Committee has been 10 not only httlngly observe
the fortleth anniversary OF The admission OF Cali
fOrnia INTO he Union but also bring before the
general public the composition OF the Order OF
The Native Sons OF the Golden West and show
the love that each member has Tor his naive
State.
or one fact in particular should we be proud
and that is, that OF all the States composing our
glorious Union, California lssihe only one of The
entire number to celebrate its ADMISSION and
the only Stale that has Il fraternal organization
composed Of the young men born within their
distinctive boundary lines.
The love of home is strong, and as native Cali
fOrnians we should deeply appreciate this fact,
and IL should be our aim to unite in one harmo-
NOUS body with our fOretatheis upon this ever
memorable occasion.
The grand procession that Is TO take place
should insure the attendance OF the members OF
our order i'll very large numbers, and To this end
il is the desire OF The Press Committee OF the
Ninth of September Committee to urge upon each
and every member TO attend aud help swell the
ranks.
AN IMMENSE GATHERING.
AdVices have been received from all quarters
OF the State iusuring an immense gathering of
people, and we feel satisfied in informing you
that the approaching celebration Will be magnIil-
cent IN every respect
The entertainments that will be provided by
the different committees for the benefit of Ma
live Sons, Pioneers and visitors VIII be uneX-
celed IN The point Of variety ana attractions.
As you have already been informed by our
previous circular San Francisco Will be decor
aied IN a magnificent manner, and this sight
| alone Will be worth Il visit
Cnt ffua Afa1S nd m "A
| tons will attend 10 tile wants OF visiting broth
| eTs through the establishment OF headquarters
| and every person Will be properly housed ut
| reasonable rates duiing their stay in San Fran
| cisco.
| grand rowing and yacht regatta has been ar
| ranged by the Regatta COMMITTEES TO take place
| on Monday, September Sth. This event Will be
one OF the features Of The celebration. Tie row.
| ing regatta Will occur In the morning over The
| Long Bridge course, and the afternoon will be
devoted to the yacht regatta Many valuable
| prizes will be awarded to tile successful cOmpeI-
ltorS IN both events.
The spacious Mechanics' Pavilion is now be-
ing decorated in holiday attire and will be the
home Of many city and country parlOrs where
visitors Will be royalty entertained during Tue
festivities. Tie display TO be made by many of
The visiting parlors will be elaborate aud the
sources Of the different counties presented TO
good advantage.
The Reception Committee VIII meet incoming
| pariors and their visitors with band OF music
| and escort Them TO their headquarters after
| which they can enjoy the freedom OF the city,
The coming celebration OF Admission day
should receive ;he earnest consideration OF every
loyal Native son, so that when The festivities are
| concluded We look back upon the celebra-
ton of the fortieIh anniversary of gloI ious
State with pride to ourselves credit 10 our fore
fatherS-the Pioneers and pleasant recollecf ions
of The generosity of the citizens OF San Francisco,
! who SO literally and gratuitousy seconded the
efforts OF the order for fitting observance of the
| day.
| The State Militia. Pioneers, United States
| troops, ~ eXican War Veterans the Bear Flag
| party, tile fl emen and civil societies In general
| Will join with US in tho grand parade. Hand
| some aud appropriate floats will also adOrn the
| procession, and the pleasing sight Will seldom,
! if ever, be witnessed again.
| Sincerely trusting that you will see the impor-
| lance OF what we have related above ana that
| you will join with us on CaIiforna's day, we re-
| main, fraternally yours,
| JOHN T. CREAMY (Chairman)
q. GUNZEND0RFER,
JAMES C0AKLEY,
DANIEL SUFFER-,
K. NJ. FITZGERALD,
| Piass C0nmifInn