The morning call., 1890-09-08
At THE HEADQUARTERS.
1srior Parlors Arriving and solicitinl
Rooms.

Inferior parlors Arriving and Soliciting
Rooms.
Tho Native Sons headquarters ar
,,,arallv besieged by visitors from morning
tin night. R. P. Hammond Jr' was KEEP
- al dav sending out delegation ate
49, If his Escort Committee to re
r. tive work commenced yeSterda.
,,or,i,,g when delegation from the kecep
tion Committee met the Los Angeles an
other Southern California parloTs headed
nv Il. p Wieland, at the steamer Santa Rosa
and jcined similar committee waiting the
7:45 o'clock t,fssaiiiT from Oregon, which
large numbegpf delegates from
Butte and the other northern counties. al
the delegations, with escorts and bands
numbering in all ABOUT 700 20 1000 people
headed by Senator del Vale of Los Angelo
and X. z. Hammond Jr., Chairman of tn
reception Committee, proceeded to head
quarters at the Baldwin.
Last night the st. Helena and Watson
vie tarI0rS were met by an escort headed
by Mr.. Nalleau at Third and Townsend
streets, and proceeded to Ne" Montgomery
aud Market streets, where Major Ham
mond was awaiting the arrival of the Sac
ramento, Napa and SoD0ma parlOTS. The
Sonoma parlors were received by an escort
under Mr.. Gross at Tiburon ferry, and
from there they went to the Oakland ferry
60 await the arrival of the 40 train with
the Sacramento and Aapa parlors.
The humboldt DarlOrs came down on the
Corona. Ne notice had been sent of their
coming. and the drum corps and bands had
been diShanded and escorts dismissed for
the time, A call for volunteers was made
and IN less than ten minutes an escort Of
fifty was made up.
Redwood and Seaside parlors have arrived
and are at the pavilion. Fresno Parlor No.
laannm4Ttgrs at L
building. II Stockton street. Fremont and
GIlroy have headquarters at the Grand
Hotel. Room 81 Santa Rosa is at the
Grand, Room IS, Willie McUluud Parlor is
located at No Grant avenue.
Woodland, Davisvilie and Willows par
Tors VIII travel together, and will arrive
Monday morning at 10:15. They have a
SPECIAL car.
Auburn Parlor win arrive at 9 AS Monday
night. Dutch Flat and Forrest Hill parlors
Will likely travel 10 company with Auburn.
The following arrivals from interior par
Tors we're e registered yesterday with the Re-
cephOn Committee: Ramona and Los An
geles parlors-J. 81. Branner. j. Calvert
foye, Isad0re Il. DOckwtiler, p. IL. Max
well, Frank Schumacher, John II. Schu-
macker, x. G. Heinsch, Charles II. Wedge
WOOD, Frank j. Palomaress, Ed A. Henze-
naD. John r Eckatrom, Richard ii. Lacy.
". A. Nordholt, Henry Chevalier. Frank
d. Hudson, W. II. Rorrick, E. A Bruck,
Anthony Schwamm, George j. LinderfieId
(glesf), +. G. Taylor John Cheney, Charles
A. Vogelsang, Il. f. del Vale, Stephen Nj.
Whit, \. Boyl Workman, Percy F. Griffith,
:. II. Wallace. +. Mesmer guest, Frank W.
Sapichi. w. A. Wilson. Eugene C. Haskell,
A. J. Wheeler, J. Harry Conlap.
Santa Bnrbara Parlor, No. 116-W. II.
MaTis, g. G. Ellington, l.. f. Ruiz, A. A.
Jannsenns, A. Gam, f. c. Bodie, III. Bres-
lauer, ;. NJ. Barber, w. j. Packard, A. H.,
Den and John GOur, J. Harris, A. l.. Ben.
Mar syille Parlor. No. 6-Past President,
". X Jenkins: President. ID. Z. Fetteroff :;
flrst Vice, T. OBrien; Second. j. Nor
Iissfy Third, 5. Y. Stafford; Marshal, l..
hhorsai w. r, Jenkins, II. Ruff, w. II.
nelson j. 7. Corr, G. ii. Vose f. Hutch
ibgs, n T. Smith, L. Brown, J. o. Gates, NJ.
brown, r. a; Cook, George Alimen, Charles
Mannox, w. Germ, Henry Newman areom.
parted by the Marysvilie Guard Rand w
Germ director. D""o' W.
Chico Parlor No. 81, was accomnanied
by the Eighth Infantry. c. n. g.. yeTv
fine band Of eighteenth pieces. which nIaya3
coming over on the Oakland boat Wen,hars
of The parior who have come are Pas; Preso
ident j. ID. Sproule President J. Dayenny.
First Vice, T. J. Dune: Second Vice
Charles McLennon Third Vice, T. w.
Walker; Marshal, j. j. Cahill; NJ. w.
Pratt. j. WaterIand, G. Il. Ames.
McCloud Parlor, No. 149-Past President,
T. Nj. Swasey; President, ID. c. Chambers
First Vice, G. G. George; Second Vice, Z.
w. Howell; Third Vice, William Yannk
A. j. Woodward, William Ii. Winters, N.
Eaton.
The information wanted by the Reception