The morning call., 1890-06-07
CALIFORNIA; SONS.
The Governor Will Be Asked for
Another Holiday.
Mechanics Pavilion Secured for the Celebra.
tion-Finance Committee Appointed.
Fourth of July.

The Joint committee OF the Native Sons Of the
Golden West met again last evening at the Bljou
Theater to continue its work OF arranging for
the celebration OF Admission day In this city.
Vice Chairman William ii. Nelson presided.
R. P Hammond Jr. OF 1.-The Pavilion Committee
reported that after several conferences with the
Mechanics Institute people, the rent Of the Pa
vilion had been fixed at Sl00 day for the Stn,
9th and 10Th of September, and $50 for all days
before and after these dates.
1t was aiterward arranged that the Native
Sons should have the Pavilion for nothing, on
condition that they should decorate the building
and present the decorations TO the institute for
its fair, which will follow the celebration.
This report was received with cheers.
INCREASING THE COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Hammond also suggested that the Chair.
men of the Finance and Reception and Press
committees should have power to add to their
committees as they deemed best for the success
of the celebration. Regarding the press, he
stated that without IL the celebration could not
be made The success anticipated. He favored
adding 10 the committees a Native Son from
each newspaper, If one Is employed. These
PROPOSITIONS were enthusiastically carried.
Grand President Miller stated that for the IA
vorable terms obtained from the Mechanics In
stitule the order IS deeply Indebted to Mr. Ham,
mond.
Chairman John T. Creamy of the Press Com
mittee stated that a misrepresentation had gone
July this year to give way 10 them. This, he de-
claIed, is unfounded. The Native Sons intended
10 take an active interest IN The national ceeDra-
tlon.
THE NATIVE DAUGHTERS.
Chairman Pippy of the Committee on Native
Daughters reported hat they would not be able
TO determine Tor two weeks what they Will do.
An effort was next made 10 have the Joint
Committee meet every other Friday and the SUBJ
committees on the alternate days, but the com.
mtlee decided to continue meeting weekly.
A long discussion prODOSi-
ton to reserve the Pavilion for the San Francisco
Native Sons, the Native Daughters and Pioneers
and after numerous motions and speeches for
aud against, the mater was referred to the Com
mIlee Halls and Headquarters and the Com
mttee on Pavilion with Instructions TO report at
the next meeting.
SEEKING ANOTHER HOLIDAY.
The power TO invite organizations to parade
was granted to the Parade Committee.
A motion of Eugene L. Best was adopted that
the Governor be asked TO declare September 8th
legal holiday
Ii was decided that all business of the com
mittee be introduced i'll writing and referred TO
thereon.
Inc Secretary was instructed to notify the
Charmen OF the various committees TO call them
together during the week and make reports TO
the joint Committee next week.
Chairman Metson announced the following
new committees:
Finance Committee-C. F. Crocker (Chairman),
Il. p Hammond Jr Vice Chairman).
California Parlor, No. 1-R. Z. Wleland, I'll. f.
t0rtmann, j. +. SIeDei Lionel telBeHD1um, N.
{. Bovee.
Pacific Parlor. No. 1o-J D. Phelan, Henry j.
Croeker, John H; HegIer, George 5. Clark,
Golden Gate Parlor, No. &c c. Bruce
Thomas e. Poultney, Charles L. Stanley, George
H. Starr, William Kahn
Mission Parl0r, No 3S-J. j. Flynn, T. p
Burns, w. n. Brunt, j. j. Duffy, c. l.. Langley.
san Francisco Parlor, No. 49-Charles G. Hig-
gins.
Ell Dorado ParIor, No. 52-George Jennings,
John A. Roster, f. Plageman, T. 7. Andrews,
Thomas ii. Doane.
RiucOn Parlor, No. 72-Dr. Charles Enwright
T. Ii. Vivian e, j. Nolan.
Stanford Parlor, No. 76-H. E. Martin, Gus
Eredericks.
Yerba Buena Parlor, No S4-W. f. Soule, W.
II. SOuther. +. j. IL. Manning, f. l.. Moody, L.
A. Swain.
Bay City Parlor, No. 104-S. }. Ackerman, DR..
NJ. Regensburger, Joseph RothSchild, DR.. Is. M.
GunZDerger, L. Livingston.
Mantle ParIor, No. 1u5-F. Il. King, Charles
D. Carter, Charles w. WecD, A. j. Donovan, W.
W. MathewsOn.
National Pailor. No. 119-J. t. Campbell, A.
Haber, Albert knorp, DIR. Charles Baxton j. L.
DispauX.
Columbia Parlor, No. l2l-J. o. Refs, j. II.
Lyons William Jones, A. n. Kennedy, Il. p.
Lowell
Hesperan Parlor No. 137-W. F. Sulsburg.
William u. Morrison, +. I. Do0lan, j. W. Felt.
Ale aTraZ ParlOr, No. 145-C. L. Weller. ii. M.
Campo, John A. bunker, W. j. Wolf, john j.
Kenny.
AIcade Parlor No. 154-John J. Grief, Fred
Staude j. G. Boyd Jr., Charles Hlllard, Robert
HessioD.
Reception Co mmittee-R. P. Hammond Jr,
(ChaIman); incoming Presidents of all San
Francisco parlors; others 10 be appointed.