The morning call., 1890-09-07

the country secretaries to report when their
parlors will arrive and where their head
quarters will be. BY their handing in this
information. also lists of the names of their
members coming to town, they will greatly
facilitate business.
or the Los Gatos Parlor, % members and
a band of 16, total SO, will arrive Monday
night at 6 % O'clock. No headquarters yet
selected. The band has blue uniform
with silver facingS, the parlor a gray uni
form.
Mr. del Vale and J. Harry Conlin, Room
-, Baldwin, are.the advance guard of the
southern parlors. Room az will be their
headquarters They are arranging for their
parlOrs and are making every arrangement,
not only for their own comfort but to enter
tain visitors, which they intend to do on a
scale of hospitable liberality. The object is
to have one effective headquarters, not two
small ones.
Hugh Mcnamara, member of Inyo Par
lor, No. al, Bishop Creek, lDy0 County,
arrived last evening and is domiciled at the
Lick House. Mr.. Mcnamara is the only
representative of the order from lnyo
County and had a rough journey from his
home to this city.
The Postofice is now in operation at the
Pavilion and letters addressed to country
members may be had there.
At 4:3o yesterday. afternoon Governor
paid visit to the headquarters at the Bald
win Hotel. He was received by General
Chairman Chamberlain, Vice Chairman
Nelson. General Secretary DO0lan, As
siStant Secretary Du Py and Treasurer
DOckery, and after being presented TO
number of the Native Sons adjourned to the
corridor of the hotel where the band played
Hail to the Chief, and general recep-
ton took place.
A large number of members of the I'm
nr,1n Of Pad MI toaroda on
Tuesday, the first time that they have done
so since 1910.
PRESS COMMITTEE.
There were very lively times at the head
quarters of the Press COMMITTEES, on the
third fioor of the Baldwin, last evening.
Houston c. Saunders acted as caterer. and
did so TO the satisfaction of all. lie is the
right man in the right place. Among the
visitors at the headquarters yesterday were:
w. r. Radcliff of the Pajaroman. X. ID.
Jury of the San Mateo Leader, p. V. Long
of Haywards, Harry Smith of the Colusa
Herald, c. Wilbert of the Cloverdale Rev.
ellie, G. B. Tuey of the San Luis Obispo
Tribune, George +. Reinhart of the San
JacintO Register and William a. Nash OF
the San Bernardino Times-lndex.
The steamer Santa Rosa, Captain Alexan-
der, is expected to arrive from San Diego
and way ports at an early hour this morn
ing Robert Byers. purser OF the steamer, is
il Native Son, being a member of San Fran
cisco ParlOr, No. 49, As the vessel enters
the port she will carry the Bear flag at her
manmast head. The steamer is expected 10
bring up large delegation of Native Sons,
and they Will be met by band and the Re-
ception Committee.
The Hydraulic, Quartz Mountain and
DOWnleyille par.orS arrived at the ferry at
4 40 o'clock Yesterday afternoon, have their
headquarters at Eint racht Hall, Post street
All San Luis Obispo parlorS, namely. Los
OSos, Santa Maria, NipomO, Arroyo Grande,
Cayucos, Cambria. PasO Robes and San
Miguel, have their headquarters at 1l65
Marke; street.
This morning is 10 be the biggest reception
parade Of all. Members OF the Reception
Committee and Escort Committee will meet
at 7:30 o'clocksssharp at the Oakland
Ferry. and will march from there to the
steamer. The parlOrs to arrive by the Ore
ley, all Butte County parlorS, ana the par
lorS to arrive by o'clock steamer from the
south, including Pomona and Los Angeles
County parlOrs. will, together with the
members Of the Reception and Escort COM
mittees, form one paraie, which is expected
to be the most imposing of ali the reception
parades. The headquarters of the Butte
parlors are to be Post street, near Larkin;
the headquarters of the Pomona and Los
Angeles parlors are to be at the Baldwin.
The MaTysville and Silver Star parlors-
Silver Star is of Lincoln, Placer County
will also arrive at the ferry at Z 40 o'clock,
and will be received with the others and
will have headquarters at the Windsor
Hotel.
GENERAL CASTRO COMING.
A notable arrival OH the 6:15 train will be
General Manuel Castro, who commanded
against General Fremont. The dis
tiDguished General is 10 be received by
Pioneers and Native Sons.
Palo Alto, No. 50, will arrive Sunday at
6:12 o'clock in the evening. The musical
detachment Of the Palo Alto will arrive at
20 o'clock Monday evening.
The General Reception Committee and the
Escort Committee commenced their duties
yesterday morning, when 100 members re-
ported 20 Chairman r p. Hammond Jr. for
duty. The delegations met were from Tu'are
and StanSlauS counties and mum bered about
200, exclusive Of bands and the representation
Of the Pioneers of Tulare County, and also
two ladies from Tulare who belonged to the
Bonner party of historical fame. The en-
tire Reception Committee, headed by q
band Of eighteen pieces and a drum corps,
went over 10 Oakland on the boat and met
the incoming guests, who were then escorted
to the Lick House. The little procession
excited considerable interest," being the first
of The weeks receptions. The old wagon
which crossed the plIins to Tulare County,
and which was driven by an old pioneer,
Mr.. Lindsey, attracted considerable atten-
ton. At As o'clock about seventy OF the
Reception Committee met parlors from Ne
vada and Placer counties, comprising about
200 guests, and escorted them to the Ein-
tracht Hall on Post street
Parlors coming in having no headquarters
will be referreI to Ross Hall, corner OF
Geary and Leavenworth streets. That hall
is to be used by them to start their parade
from and for general meeting purposes.
They will have the use of this hall on the
Sth and 9th only, and can use it to store
their banners.