The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-06
JOINT COMMITTEE.
4 Meeting That Drove Every Worker
Into the Traces.

Meeting That Drove Every Worker
Into the Traces.
The Joint Committee of Arrangements,
\. 5. G, w, met in Pioneer Hall last night,
Colonel Chamberlain presiding.
The Committee on Hotel Accommodation
report ed having arranged for the reception
OF 7O00 people, and expects to be able to ac-
commodate rs large a crowd as may visit
the city.
The Parade Committee reported having
engaged thiTty-oue bands, at a cost of
$500 30.
The request of the Committee on Native
Daughters for an extra appropriation of
500 for expenses at the Pavilion and Biiou
Theater was referred to the Executive Com
mittee.
Eugene F. Bert, Grand Marshal of the
night parade, announced that he had Issued
the following orders:
Aids TO the Grand Marshal VIII report mounted
TO the Chef Aids at 80 P. NJ, in front of the
Pioneer Building on Fourth street. Divisions
viii b. ~ their assigned positions al 40 p. NJ.
M4Tsbals of divisions Will report promptly 10 the
Chief OF STAFF through an aid when their divisions
are formed. The signal 10 advance VIII be given
al P. N. sharp, and VIII he promptly obeyed by
each division IN its tuIn. Every organization Is
UtgeG 10 be prompt IN arriving at The place Of
formation, in order that there may be no delay
in starting. Any organization not III the position
assigned 10 IL when the parade starts Will be a.
signed 10 The rear oil me iaSt DIVISION Inc mead
quarters Of The Grand Marshal during the forma-
ton Of divisions Will be at the corner OF Market
and FOui th streets.
A motion to have concert in Union
square on Sunday afternoon was ado pied.
The matter was referred to the Executive
Committee.
The Joint Committee will escort the Gov
ernor and Mayor from the Baldwin Hotel
to Pioneer Hall, and from there to the Pa
ViliOn on Monday afternoon.
The troubles one matter of the disposal of
admission tickets to the entertainment in the
Pavilion on Monday evening was disposed of
by tile adoption OF the report Of the Invitation
Committee, which recommended giving two
tickets TO all members of parl0TS located in
the Pavilion and one ticket to every men,
Der OF parlorS outside tue Pavilion.
A motion to rescind the order granting to
Chairman Hegler of the Executive Commit
tee of tie Finance Committee the privilege
OF Issuing 1900 special invitation tickets for
the several entertainments during the cele-
tTatOn was provocative of considerable dis
cussion. 1t was evident that the assem- bly,
feared painfully excessive crowding at every
entertainment
Mr. Hrgler stated that he had already sent
cut ali the tickets allowed him and they
Could not be repudiated.
The motion was carried, and Hegler ten
dered his resignation, which was not ae-
cepted.
An amendment to the order of privilege,
referring the matter to the Executive Com
mittee of the Joint Committee ard the
Chairman of the Executive Committee of
the Finance Committee and the Finance
Committer, with full power to9ct except
ing a. 10 the Issuance of tickets for the ex-
cursiun and literary exercises, was adopted.
1t was decided that badges will not admit
people to the Pavilion en- Monday or Tues
day evening. All must have tickets from
the Pavilion Committee for Monday evening
and from the Ball Committee for Tuesday
evening. Complimentary tickets issued by
parlors for their receptions in the Pavilion
during Monday and Tuesday will not be ac-
cepted at the Pavilion on Monday evening.
After a short address by Colonel Cham
berIain the committee adjourned.