The morning call., 1890-09-02
GOLDEN WESTERNERS.
Native Sons Bring Their Prepa.
ratiOns to an End.
Regatta Entries for Barge and sculiiug Races
Closed-Headquar Decorated.
Native Daughters.

All day Yesterday the headquarters of the
Native Sons were not in a condition to be
occupied by any one on pleasure intent
Decorators had captured the place and were
trying to make the apartments as beautiful
as possible, but the transition state was far
from elegant, though promising.
A circular containing the following has
been issued to each society that has accepted
the invitation to parade with the Native
Sons:
MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE.
In order to perfect arrangements Tor the
parade 1t Is necessary that the Grand Marshal
should be advised in regard TO all matters OIL I'M
portance. and particularly the following:
First-How many members OF your organlZ-
alton will actually participate in The parade?
Second-Do you propose TO have any floats. or
other features in the parade? If So please fuT-
nish a short statement in regard thereto.
Third-flease state whether your organization
Will be accompanied by drum corps or other
music. 49, ,
Fourth-Will your members. or any portion OF
them, appear in uniform? IL so, please give a
short description thereof.
Fifth-Please furnish the names OF your Off
GERS who will have charge OF your organization
during the parade.
you deem it necessary or advisable 10 COMMUNE
cafe, please do so.
Ii las been deemed advisable to hold the
parade at as early an hour III the forenoon as
possible IN order to give every one an oppOltu-
nifty participate In the various other exercises
and entertainments 10 be held on the afternoon
OF the 9th. The parade VIII therefore start
promptly at 10 o'clock, and every organization
is urged to be prompt In arriving al The place OF
formation thereafter TO be desgnaied) In orde !,
that there may be no delay; each society is
directed 10 be in its place ready TO move al o'So
o'clock in the morning. All those VINO fall 10 ne
in line when the parade starts Will be assigned
TO the rear of The last division. II therefore be-
hooves each and every society to be prompt.
WILL PARADE.
The following is n complete list OF socie-
ties which have accepted the invitation to
parade and the number each Will have in
line:
French ZOuayes, 100; Ancient Order OF For
esIers, 1900; German Fusileer Guard 90; AUS
trian Military and Benevolent Association, 30
Ancient Order OF F0resters OF America 2oOo ;
independent Rifles. 10; san Francisco Schutzen
VeTein 100; Junior Native Sons, SO; Lafayette
Guard, 70; Veterans Il. A K, 100; ASSOCIATED
Veterans OF the Mexican War. so: Territorial
Pioneers OF California Will parade Win Hloneers
Alrmania Lodge, No. s, X; OF F.; FIRST Kepl,
ment California Brigade. Uniform Rank, X. OF
P, 400; Knights of Pythias, California Brigade;
Ivanhoe Lodge, H. Of F.; Exempt Fireman. 76i
Veteran FiIemen. 100; Eureka Fire Company,
80; San Francisco Turn Nerein. $50: Turn Sec.
ton Einracht Club, so; Vorwaris, 80; Oakland
300; Pocohontas Tribe, No. II, l. Q. K NJ, LOT;
Yer6a Buema Lodge No. S, U. y. r. NJ, 200;
Compagnia CacciatOIl Alpln1, lOO.
HORSES AND SADDLES.
The Parade Committee have made arrange
ments to procure horses and saddles Tor the
use of Division Marshals and aids. Quite a
number have already sgnifed their intention
to procure their own horses. The price OF
horses with military saddles if secured in adj
vance will be about So.
REGATTA.
Last night a meeting Of the Regatta Com
mittee was held at the headquarters, at
which the following entries were made:
professional barge-Arel CLUB, colors blue
and while-Charles Peterson, bow; Louis Oser
stroke; Henry Peterson. after waist; Thomas
TenneSon fore waist; Eugene flanders substl-
tute; Andy Carroll, cpxSwain.
South Eud Boat Club, colors red and plnk-W.
Ii. Thomas, stroke; II. z. Mcdonald, fore waist
George Dupiessls, after waist; d. Dougherty,
bow; j. Heaiy cOXswain.
bow; j. J. Larkey after waist; John +. Dunphy,
fore waist; Henry Wiltkopp, stroke; Henry
Tank, substitute; ANDY Carroll, coxswain.
South End Ciub-RobeIt McCord, strone; e.
Cotiey. fore waist; John DAILY, ailer waist; w.
Hanrahan. bow; j. Healy coxswaln.
Professional single scull-Arel Club, colors
red and black; Henry Peterson, red and black;
W. II. Growney, blue; South End Club, ID. +.
Griffin, colors red and pink; Pioneer Club, j. T..
sullivan, colOrs magenta.
Amateur wheTry-rrton p and Il. Club, Au-
gust +. Schuppert colurs white and blue; Union
Boat Club OF Stockton, cOlorS same, James Lynn !;
South End Club, cOlOrs red and pink, Ed Griffin 4;
TIburon Club, colors white and white, b.
Tuckev.
ORDER OF RACES.
The following order of races was adopted: No.
l, amateur single scuil; No. 2, professional single
scull; No g. amateur barge; No. 4, amateur
wherry; No. 8, professional barge.
OticeIs of rowing regatta-Referee. Captain
W. NJ. Hawey; judges, j. ID. Griffin, ?. Bren-
nau; time Keepers, Leander Stevenson, j. W.
Fun, j. 7. Fleming
Order Of start-One whistle, call from club for
position; two whistles, at starting point three
whistles. race closed.
Prizes-Professlonal barge, two entries; prize
1925.
Amateur barge two entries; prize $50.
Professional single scull, six entries; three
prizes, S75, $50 ana S25.
Amateur single scull. six entries; three prizes.
| $50, $50, $40.
Amateur wherry. four entrIesi two prizes,
| $40 and SIS.
BANNER PRESENTATION.
| Last Thursday evening, at meeting OF
| Natoma Parlor, Miss Emily Fisher and a
number of other ladies presented banner
| to the " Tourists" side issue to the parlOr.
| The banner is of silk, bOrdered with gold
| beaver and heavy fringe. 1t bears the
word Tourist" at the top, picture of q
bear underneath, and at the bottom the date
OF its organization, September 9, 1889.
| The Pavilion will be ready for each par
| lor to commence decorating at noon to-m0r-
| row.
| LINE OF MARCH.
The route of procession of the night of the
| 9th of September parade has been selected
| The procession will organize at the corner Of
Fourth and Market streets and move thence
TO Seventh, counter-ma rching to Mont
gOmery. thence 10 Kearny, to Geary, t
| Powell and thence around Union square.
The Joint Committee OF Arrangements o.
the Native Daughters of the Golden Wes
| have established their headquarters in the
suite of rooms numbered 134, in the Baldwin
Hotel, where Miss S. p. Watson, their Chair
man, and Mrs. II. NJ. Green, their Secretary
can be found daily.
Three OF the local theaters have subscribed
500 each and two banks 500 each.
! WatSonville, Guerneville, MarysvilIe an(
McCloud parlors have arrived and secured
their headquarters.