The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10
Nallejos and the Aliens Of San Francisco.
Inc game was won by the Vallejos By
score of II 10 g.

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MARYsvILLE, Sept. 9-There were more
| people In this city to-day than has ever been
| claimed Tor public celebration before. 1t
Is estimated that there were between 1000
ana 1000 strangers here. All were well re-
| celVed and well entertained. The special
features arranged for by the Admission Day
Committee, in addition TO the usual pro-
gramme, consisted of an indian barbecue
and representation of the emigrant mas
| sacre by Indians, and the subsequent cap
ture OF the Indians by soldiers, and an il
Illuminated bicycle parade. All were pro-
nounced great successes beyond the most
sanguine expectations of the originators.
Immense crowds from Woodland, Grass
Valley. Nevada City and other nearby
points witnessed the festivities, which
closed this evening with a ball.
AT EUREKA.
EUREKA, Sept. 9.-Admission day was
generally observed in this city. The
schools, banks and Offices were closed and
business was suspended. The weather was
superb The Native Sons and Daughters
OF the county united in celebration in this
city. There was procession and literary
programme in the forenoon, in which band
and the military participated. ln the after
noon there was bicycle race and tOurna-
ment at the South Park race-course. The
race was one mile, best two in three heats,
and had nine entries. Twelve Sir Knights
contested for the honor of crOwning the
queen of the tournament. The exercises
closed with grand ball at the new Armory
Hall tonight.
AT NAPA.
NAPA, Sept. 9-Admission day was OBJ
served very generally as half holiday here.
In the afternoon there was a baseball
game and racing at the ark. The Napa
ball team defeated the Burlingtons by
score of to 0. At the end of the eleventh
inning the visitors left the diamond aud
Umpire Young accordingly gave the game
to the Napas.
The race between Patte and King was
won easily by Pattie. She was helped home
by runner attempting to get record i'll
side. OF 2:30, but could not do SO. Time,
2;53A-2:52A-2;33A.
AT DowNIEvILLE.
DowNIEvILLE, Sept. 9.-AdmissiOn day
was celebrated by fine display of Ameri-
can flags and bunting and parade in
which the members of Fremont Post, g. A.
r, and the n. S. G. w. participated. A
camp fire was held and music was rem dered
by the Sierra City COrnet Band. The festi-
vities closed tonight BY a grand ball at
Armory Hall, after patriotic addresses by
Hon. +. Il. ID. Seward and Frank X. Wehe,
Esq There was large attendance from
adjoining towns. The morning was cloudy
and light showers were followed by sun
shine and delightfully."- cool weather.
AT STOCKTON.
STOCKTON, Sept. 9.-AdmissiOn day was
celebrated here to-day Dy the Native Sons
and Pioneers with parade, in which the
military marched to a picnic at GOodwater
Grove, ana had grand ball in the pavilion in
the evening. At the grove, S. ID. Woods, Pres
ident of the day, made patriotic address.
W. B. Nutler delivered a mastery Grafton,
and Miss McGraw read Judge Summer
toms poem, entitled Pitt River Bill" The
parade was under the marshalsbip OF John
Grattan and was a very creditable affair.
AT JACKSON
JACKSON, Sept. 9.-Admission day was
celebrated here by the Native Sons under
the auspices Of Excelsior ParlOr, No. 81, Of
jackson. Several thousand people were in
attendance from all parts of AmadOr and
the adjoining counties. Prentiss Carpenter
of Placeryille delivered the Grafton. The
festivities closed with grand ball this
evening.
AT GILRoY.
GILRoY, Sept. 9.-Admssion day was OBJ
served here by flags flying and general
suspension of business. The banks. Post
office and public buildings were closed. Gil
roy Parlor, n S. e. W., sent strong dele
CATION to Santa Cruz 10 participate in the
celebration there. The weather was warm
and disagreeably sultry, portending rain.
AT Los ANGELES.
Los ANGELES. Sept 9.-AdmiSsion day
passed OIL very quietly, public business be-
ing suspended. There WAS a parade of the
Fire Department during the afternoon, and
in the evening the Native Sons gave a BAN
uuet.