The morning call., 1890-05-28
NATIVE SONS.
Committees Which Will Arrange
the Celebration.

When the joint Ninth of September Committee
of The Native sous OF The Golden West met last
evening Chairman Chamberlain announced the
following standing subordinate committees, to
whom all the preparation for the Admission day
celebration will be reegated:
Audltlug-P. &. Dupy (Chairmau) 7. W. Doyle,
w. Il. Metson, George LacomDe, w. II. Thorn
ley.
Halls and Headquarters-C. A. Boldemaun
(CbaiIman}, q. w. huperS, K. Z. Mitchell, j. ID,
Abrams, {. A. Llppman.
Hotels and Accommodations-F. ". Covey
(Chairman) DR.. Z. F. Dentler, JOHN a. Boyter,
b. frankehberg, q. NJ. Martin, +. j. Clausen,
Henry S. Martin: L. P. Leonard, j. W. Thornley,,
j. b. Garland.
Entel tainment-E. F. Bert (Chairman), Dr.. D.
ID. Lustig, IL. {. johnson, j. Ii. Tibbitts, a. +.
SchIeicher, j. Il. Garland, a. D. Owens, L. III.
Andrews, r.. C.. Mitchell, E. j. Angelo, T. j.
Harris.
Excurson--F. w. Lees tCharman), George La
combe, II. Ii: Goetjen, K. j. Willis, w. +. Gill
christ, +; D; Hooper, Dr.; D. d. Lustig, A. Eber-
Parade-W. II. Thornley, (ChairmanA L. n.
Shook, John A. kropp George A. MonIell, j. P.
Donovan, ID. [. Martin, Daniel Suter, L. +. Bylng-
TIIden HIi nOu'' ''''Hi''''' L. L. Anu''"S' T. L.
Music Charles Gross QG&&rmaa), D. ~ SulI.
van, Dr.. e +. DenIler, DR.. w. d. Mclaughlin,
NJ a. Dorm.
Decorations = Leo Hampton tCharman), s.
Shaen, W. f. Gratsan, I. +. McDermott, DR.. c.
Carriages and Local Transportatiou-Charle
MASS lChalrnanl T. II Council, j. UC0nnell,
ID. L. HuDDs, ii. >. IhalLln.
PresS-J. L. Creamy [Chalrman), G. Gunzen-
dorter, james Coakiey, Daniel Suter, Il. III. FIX
gerald
a Bulletins-J l. Boand chairman Edgar w.
Levy, Nj. A. Dorm, John d. GGaaY, RsRgy LYa-
steui.
Souvenir Programme-J. j. Kennedy (Cnair-
maul, Dr. ". ii. Mclaughlin, John A. Stein uacn,
L. n. onoOk, NJ. L. McC0rd.
Grand BALL. l.. kenrlein tChairman), E. j.
AsSeS sesae EIerhsT anls j. l. " DsPagH, @ f. H. Dunns
SIedI, Ii. u. W. DinKelSpiel, Z. H. Connel, j. z.
Donovan.
Badges and RegalIas-J. +. Finn chairman
L. Stfohmeler, Alexander Mckay Jr, Sol Bloom,
,PayiIlo1SJ; L. MeDougan Onairman), B. j.
Paulsen, L. L. Dwyer, George w. Hupers. +. Ii.
Dunno, John A. Steinbach, Il. u. w. Dinkel-
spell, D. W. Sullivan.
PrinIing-A. T. McCreery CHAIRMAN, William
McPherson, l.. Hagenkamp, I. W. hobson, b.
j. hilea.
Literary Exerclses-J. X. Howell chairman,
j. W, Thornley,, Z. p. Troy, g. ID. flppy, DR.. G.
w. Decker.
Pioneers-W William Fl. Miller chairman, john
II. Grady, john a. Stenbaeh, Dr. Z. w. Decker,
NJ. A. Dom.
Natlye Daughters-George H. Pppy CHAIR.
mani, James l. Buland, W. Ii. Miller, j. E. Nc
Dougall, q. GuuZendoiler.
Ihe ChaIman announced that Il. P. Ham,
moDd Jr. would be the Chairman OF lhe Finance
Committee, Which would be appointed before The
next meeting. He also stalled that Charles f.
Crocker had consented 10 become one OF this
OF local parlorS will also be appointed.
The appointment Of Il Reception Committee
was also deferred until the next meeting.
Grand President William IL. Miller OF The Com
mittee on Mechanics Institute reported that
some definite arrangements would sUou be made
with the institute regarding the use Of tie
Pavilion.
Upon The suggestion Of Past Grand President
Dom: Chail man Chamberlain was added to all
the committees.
James Coakey drew the attention Of the COM
mlttee to tile necessity oi soon appointing COM
mttees 10 wait upon the Chamber OF Commerce,
Produce Exchange, Board OF Trade and other
pt ointment mel camille associations for the pur-
pose ol obtaining their active cooperation 10
the collection OF funds and making lie celebra-
tluu all historic event.
X. z. Hammond Jr. suggested the advisability
OF consulting With these organizations aI once,
as their warm support is essential to all uu-
quallhed success.
Ibis ldeA seemed TO meet with the approval Of
the committee ana 1t waS decided TO have the
committees appointed by the next meeting.