The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-03
FILLING THE GOLFER.
Subscriptions to Date Made Pub
lie Last Night.
Over Thirty Thousand Dollars Pledged-Pro-
gramme Of Literary Exercises-Night
Parade Matters

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Parade Matters
| The arrival Of the parlors from the interior
will occupy the attention of those in charge
| of the headquarters for the next few days.
Word is received almost hourly of the
progress of mule trains and pack horses on
! their pilgrimage of pleasure to this city.
A dispatch has been received from Gilroy
that mule outfit had arrived there en- route
from Visalia to San FranciSco. Delegations
of one, two or three from various parlors are
arriving in the city daily. and their objective
point is the hotel headquarters.
MAIL AND ROOMS.
This will be changed, however, rs soon as
the Pavilion is opened, since the Committee
of Arrangements have provided for branch
P0stoffice in the Pavilion during the celebra-
tion, and members of interior parlors of
Native Sons and Native Daughters. or So
cieties of Pioneers can have their mail ad-
dressed in care of their society at the Pa
viion.
Members of visiting organizations, as we'll
as the public at large, desiring rooms should
make immediate application to the Hotels
and Accommodations Committee, at the
Baldwin Hotel, by mail or In person, so
that the rush at the last moment may be
avoided. Every effort is being put forth to
have all provided for, and the committee
states that if any hitch occurs in this matter
it will he due to the pr0crastination OF visitors
themselves.
ONE OF SWANS CRANKs.
Secretary Doolan received the following
letter yesterday Ordinarily he destroys
letters signed anonymously, believing that
each one should father his suggestions, but
in the one received yesterday there was
suggestion too good to be sacrificed on ac-
count of its authors reticence:
So far you have omitted decorating Lotta's
Fountain. Can it be mat you have forgotten that
Lotta is Native Daughter, aud that it Is
through no fault OF hers that she is not Native
SonP
Would it not be good idea for you to suggest
to the Native Daughters that they decorate Inc
fountain as they see fit in their wonanly way?
II would hardly be appropriate for US Old boys
(Of which tile writer IS 0nel, who are not old
enough to be Pioneers and too old to be Native
CHRISTIAN GUIDANCE.
II. j. Mccoy, General Secretary, in be-
half OF the Board of Directors of the San
Francisco Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, has extended to the members of the
order the privileges and benefits of the
association building during the coming
sentaliVes of the different parlOrs to attend
religious service in their hall on Sunday
afternoon, September 14th, at 8 o'clock, at
which time Rev. Robert Mackenzie, DID,,
will deliver the address.
READY AT ALL TIMES.
The California Drill Corps of California
Parlor, Nc. l. have expended considera-
BILE amount Of money in order that a credit
able showing may be made. In the even
ing they. will appear as and be known as
the California Flambea Corps with dis
tinctive features. The committee has
unanimously resolved to offer themselves
for escort duty upon any and all occasions
to the Joint Committee
A letter has been addressed to the Mer-
chants Exchange to have the news of the
sighting of the steamer Pomona, expected
to arrive to-day, telephoned to the Baldwin
Hotel for the benefit of the Reception Com
mittee.
A BANQUET.
Columbia ParlOr will give a banquet to
the grand officers next Saturday evening at
Delmonico's restaurant. This will be the
only feature the arlOr will present during
the celebration, and it Is unique so far as
any local parlor is concerned
2 set of resolutions OIL the death of John
G. Fremont has been formulated by Ramona
Pari0r of Los Angeles to be sent 10 his be-
reayed family
LITERARY EXERCISFs.
The Literary Committee held an import
ant t.0etng last night and filed out the
complete programme, which Is as follows,
Festival overture Qeutper, Moab Brandt Or
chestra; opening prayer Rev. Charles l.. Mlel;
duei, "Suonl la Tromba" (PurtanD Mr.. F. G.
of the President OF The Day, Wiilism Ii. Miller,
Grand President n. 5. q. W, by Grand Mar
shal Msr Ghsres Grand ifashi President e $2m
The Henry Heyman String Quartet, (D Irau-
merel {ScnnmannG u GaySIIe pn tAnsdlt2, I'd ; Mr.;
Jaullis. Nj. Franz Mayer; address Of welcome,
Hon. E. 3, Pond. Mayor OF San Francisco; re-
SPONGE, his Exeeeney R. w. Waterman, Gov.
Gentle Lark" (Bishop. Miss Carrie Millzner;
flute OgligaIo BY Mr.. Louis Newbauer; ad-
march, California" Noah Brandy, com.
posed for, the occasion, orchestra; address
by Judge James l. B9land, Grand Orator y. 5.
WalEer Watson (soprano), SignOr &. CrOsDi |
UenoD, Mr.: j. Y. Hughes lbassol; solo, violin OBJ
+. ZilIianl; address by Henry E. Highton, Esq,
Society OF California Pioneers; jubilee over |
under direction of Mr.. Henry Heyman; beGedic- |
Iion Rev. Charles I. hie; finale, National |
Medley" orchestra.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Treasurer J. P. Dockery has made public
most of the subscriptions of 500 and over
received by collection to date The list may
be incomplete, owing to few of the books
in the hands of collectors not having ben
reported. The following is the list:
Two thousand dollars each = California
Ploueers, Central Pacific Railroad.
One thousand d0ars-James q. Fair, James
L. Flood, c. f. Crocker, II. p. WIeland, Leland
Stanford.
James V. Coleman, i. j. Baldwin, Bank OF CALI |
forUia, Holbrook y Stetson, ". Il. Hearst Good |
ali, Perkins & Company the San Francisco |
Produce Exchange Rosenfeld Sons, Huntington. |
Hopkius & Company, Market Street Railroad |
Company.
Two hundred and fifty do llars-San Francisco !
and North Pacific Railroad, Anglo California |
Bank, Omnibus Cable Company, san francisco
Gas Light Company, II. NJ. Newhail s Co., Pope |
Il Talbot Levi Strauss & Co.. Louis Sloss & Co.. |
Sperry & Co. 5. ii: Seymour, Fan Francisco |
BreweIies Qimiledh Union Ion Works, wens. |
pany, Haggin & Teyis London Paris and |
American Bank, W. W.. Montague q Co., Mur- |
ply, Grant Il Co, Merchants Exchange, w. I. |
Wallace, FIremen's Fund Insurance Company, |
Home Mutual Insurance Company.
Two hundred doliars-Gelinan Savings and |
Loan Society. San Francisco Savings Union, Lon
don and san francisco Bank, James ID. Pheian, |
Occidental Hotel, d. N. Il E, W alter & Co., Union
Ice Company, Cutting Packing Company. NJ. ID.
de Young, Moses Hopkins, Bulletin aud CALL, |
Miller Il Lux, Charles A. Zinkand.
One hundred and fifty dollars = Henry 5.
Martin. Commercial Insurance Company, D0no- |
One hundred dollars - Pacific Postal Tele.
land & Collins. Whittier. Fuller s CO.; A. Mont.
gomery, Baldwin Theater, New California Thea
Ter, Daniel Myer, TvolI opera House, Bssh
cult Company, A. Andrews California Fire. |
Company Casonn G0 PSdgs %
Feigenpaum & CO.. J; p. Doekery,
II. F. Fortman, w. A. Fredercks & Co., |
Goodyear Rubber Co.; Hawiey Bros Hardware |
Co.; Hormann & Co.; Langley s. Mchaels; C. 5.
Laumeister; Lachman Co.; Macondray u Co.;
J. F. Morse; Martin s. Co.; McAfee, Baldwin s.
Hammond; The Mclaughlin Co.. Nevada Bank,
San francisco; J.J Brien & Co. (; VConnor, Mof- |
fatt & Co.; Popular Restaurant; Pacific Transfer
Co; Pacific Bank; Roos Bros; Redington 4 Co:
Slebe Bros. Il Plageman, Mark Sheldon, Sather
Banking Company. Stein, Simon & Co., Sloane &
Co., c. l.. Tden, 1illman & Bendel, Tubbs Cord |
age Company, City OF Paris, Wilson's Res |
taurant, White House, William Wolf & Co..
Wellman, Peck s. Co., California Sugar Refinery,
Haas Bros, G. A. Buckley, Wendell East0n, j.
NJ. Chenoweth, E. B. Pond, A.. B. Hotaling.
Golden Rule Bazaar, Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
Hartford Insurance Company, Call Dunno, Pa |
cifc Mutual Life Insurance Company, Union In- |
surance Company, Croeker- w WoolwOrtb Banking |
Company, George Crocker, Hansen & Co, First |
National Rank CommerclaI Union. Angl0-Ne- |