The morning call., 1890-08-31
ADMISSION LAY
PREPARATIONS.
Admission Day Banners and
Arches Greet the Eye,
Everything Nearly Ready for the Big Cele
bration-V -Vanguards Of the Invading
Herdes of Visitors.

pefas preparations for the Admission day
work Tan are now in the rush and hustle
sand andNthe young men in charge OF the
the success II busy attending to tho thou
but youth Is Nay details that go TO make |
there is not the slSs of such undertakings; |
everything will be afseder pressure, and |
The Decoration Comlls>S doubt but that |
nounce to the parlors thrcSSin good time. I
and other organizations intendsSyes to an.
on Admission day, that the float I'M State.
in the parade on that day sb, 10 paede
higher than 2715 feet; otherte ~ be use,,
interfere with the telegraph wires, not he
obstacles in the streets. y will
The Committee on Hotels and AccoIfaher
datons wishes to further remind the publle
that they are prepared to furnish rooms for
the general public for the coming Admission
day celebration. The people Of the interior
of the State, by forwarding their wants to
tie Chairman of the committee, will be ac-
commodated. The committee requests that
interior parlors take notice of this and that
they send their orders for rooms in as soon as
possible. They announce that a large num-
,aeT her Of applicationS-Sor rooms have already,
stringency OF accommoGaUlsJGiseg5 lsJGiseg5e during the M
celebration. In every case the & pref; &p;vais de
manded has been reasonable. The arflyaihs,
according to letters from the interior, Mn @ uo
yerv large, but il is not feared that the ae-
| cOmmodations will be insufficient. :. .ha
| George Il. Tieien, Superintendent oi .to to
arch, is working like Trojan In oLoei nc 10
| complete the arcn as soon as possible. ,n,o mo
! will have a gang Of men at work during srn rno
| entire night and all day to-morroM. TOW, ha in
sides and bottom of the arch Will soon DC l, III
| a condition TO be decorated. Inc tWo itSo tSs,
front pieces will not Do p4s is 4i axnscted
other decorations are up. II IS eAp 90
that it will be completed by oatuIeay, ac.ro ,ion
F. Hampton. Chairman OF the DeeoIa.'on
Committee, states that the work OF ueS4,t s;at,t
atina the streets will be cohtlhueo i'su'
along until it is completed. c.oo,,
Stockton Parlor, No. 7, Will leave otoca- Sci.
ton by special steamer Sunday mornlle, oop,
tember 7th, at O'Clock. They Will bring
ECO bv steamer besides the large Dumoet
that will come by rail-. They VIII paLau;ed p;da as as
about fifty members of the San Joaquin 90, ooi
ciety of California Pioneers. Ihey VIII
bring their own music, the Sixth lniantiy
uniformed band Of twenty pieces anu oiun'
W. A. Nash, city editor Of the Times In
dex, San Bernardipo, and member OF Ar
rowhead Parlor, No. 10, visited the head.
quarters Yesterday afternoon, ana stated
that Arrowhead Parl0r would come up
thirty strong, the first contingent leaving
San Pedro by steamer on tho 1st. This
parlor will also bring splendid exhibit OF
decidious fruits, also oranges, lemons, Da-
nanas and persimmons. The mineral ex-
hibit from the county will also be very hne.
| from the celebrated tin mine OF San Der
nardino weighing over half ton.
!, They will commence the work OF deco
rating their space in tie Pavilion In the
early part of next week.
INVITATIONS EXTENDED.
The special invitation committee, z. +.
CHECKER (Chairman) ana Messrs. w. II.
. nj son, II. L. hammond JJf.. j. ABRAMS
and r. NJ. Fitzgerald, called upon Governor
Waterman and Mayor Pond yesterday
n crossed invitations which had been rIe
d pared. Mr.. Croeker. in presenting this in
a vitation on behalf of the committee, made
L appropriate remarks, (Which were Responded
Q to by Governor Waterman and Mayor
, Pond, respectively, in which they expressed
n a deep interest in the occasions and ac
d cepted the invitations in both instances
i, Mayor Pond will deliver an address OF wei
h come on behalf Of the city and county O
a San Francisco, welcoming the visiting mem
: bars of the order, which will be responded
II to by Governor Waterman. This featnr,
l. forms part of the literary exercises to fol
: low the parade on the 9th inst
9 The Finance Committee yesterday receives
= a contribution Of 500 from Mrs. Annie Don
!, = ahue. The committee state that Mrs. Dona
o hue has the distinction of being the tlrst Lad
e contributor, and hope that her example vi.
J. be folloa ed by others OF the sex.
u ''CHEERFUL WORKERS"
v A meeting of the Cheerful Workers
II was held at the Baldwin Hotel on Frida
/ evening, High Priest r. p: Hammond yr. i
/. the chair, Grand Scribe Eugene w. Lev
n acting as Secretary. The following mem
J, bers were present: Grand Sawbones, DR.
y d. d. Lustig; Grand Inebriate's Nemesis
ii Judge Il. l: JoachImsen; Grand Iuriman ndla IA
g rum, Judge J. l. Boland; Grand Strike out
s. Judge John Hunt; Grand Chippy-chaseI
;. General G. II. Pippy; Grand Stck,ln-the
: mud, Joseph Kelly; Grand Donble-easl
r Plobater, Judge James y: Ceffey Sy
SILVER Sivep Shower, Bill Nesmith; Gran
Mongolian Lander. c. l.. Weller
Grand Keeper of the Seal, Major Charles al ~
a Judge Walter III. Levy; Grand Pill-eon
pouhder, Jim Galway; GRIND Moiar,e'
v tracter, DR.. Westphal: Grand Blooded Plug
i G. L. Poultney; Grand Architect OF Publ
Building, General T. ). Clllnie Gfana LIE
l. Grand Grand Church-guer, S. Henry: Grand o.
/ ganizer Judge j. z. Sullivan; Grand Night
n mare, Sam kncser; Grand , GrgllNess' Ns Hat Ml
: Murtry; Grand Sone-digger, Charles COCO
IA | rich. !,
- y The following committees were appointed
70 On Permanent Observation-Disclosures Bo
lana, LAW ct anu E W. -hCNy Dau5os
:, Headquarters and Police-Brothers Pippy
:, Stanley, Joachlmsen and w. II. Levy
Ritual-Brothers Lustig, Hunt, Harmon
IL and Poultney; Music-Brothers Burns, L
II w. Levy and Lussig.
" There were many applications for mem
N bership, among which are Colonel d.
- Kowalsky, Robert SEeehy, Judge Garoe
ri | James DOckery and others. They Will
~ initiated next Tuesday evening This ass
,d | citation is Il side degree to the order OF u
Ie Native Sons of the Golden West and l
liz member. intend to provide very interes
n' u ing programme during the celebration.
To- Uuder the good of the order number
40 speeches were made by the different mei
nd bers, after which the meeting adjou.Ihedt
he Tuesday evening, September Zd' at
n O'clock.
Tss, George II. Pippy has been elected supe oe
I'd visor Of the Badgers headquaIlers al
~ Chairman of the Police Committee OF !,
Cheerful Workers." who are general
acknowledged to be q cheerful crowd.