The morning call., 1891-09-05
ALL WILL CELEBRATE.
The Local Parlors n. s. G. w. Hav
Fallen Into Line.

The Local Parlors n. s. G. w. Have
Fallen Into Line.
A. E. Castle, Treasurer of the Joint Com
mittee Admission day celebration n. S. G.
W., reports that number of parlors have
made additional requests for tickets to
Santa Cruz. and thus far 2500 have been sold
in this way. The railroad company has
asked for 1900 tickets for the various local
Offices, and the Oakland parlors have sent
orders for an extra supply.
r. 2. DoolaD. Secretary of the joint CON-
mittee, has been at Santa Cruz looking out
for additional accommodations. He states
that all the city paTlors except Mantle will
participate in the Santa Cruz celebration.
and Mantle will have a bay excursion on
the steamer Donahue
San Francisco Parlor resolved at meet
ing held on Thursday evening to accompany
Mission Parl0r on the steamer Del Nortc,
which will carry 800 passengers. The Re-
lief will carry 125 members of Golden Gate
Parlor to Monterey Bay, and Piedmont Par
lor. Oakland, has engaged six four-in-hand
coaches, its members having arranged TO
drive to Santa Cruz, starting on Tuesday
morning.
The Veteran Guard, G. A. r., will be the
special guests of Stanford Parlor and will
leave the city by the regular train on Tues
day afternoon. On arriving at their destina-
ton the veterans VIII be received by the
G. A. r. posts Of Santa Cruz County and es-
corted to tho Pacific Ocean House, where
they will be rendered banquet
Advices from the scene of the celebra-
tion state that the citizens committee will
make the clam bake and barbecue on the
morning OF the 10th 4 very joyous occa-
sion. Among the supplies ordered for this
purpose are TX tons Of clans, wagon
loads of mussels, y beeyes, 20 sheep and
1000 pounds of fish. There will be seats for
1900 guests aud all visitors at the celebra-
tion are invited to accept the hospitality Of
the citizens.
Each parlor will have some special feat
ure and much rivalry has been engen dered
among the enthusiastic members OF the or
der. The California, Ei Dorado and Alcalde
corps will all wear new uniforms especially
procured for the celebration, and Stanford
Oakland, Mission, Alcatraz and Hesperan
parlors have all procured new badges of
permanent design.
The procession in this city on the evening
Of the Sth inst will start at o'clock from
the corner of Golden Gate avenue and Mar
ket street. and will consist of four divisions.
each headed by taHd. The line of march
will be down Market street to Kearny, to
Bush, to N Montgomery, 10 Market to the fer
ries, where the Native Sons will embark on
the S:15 o'clock boat. Frank w. Marston
will be Grand Marshal, Frank II. Powers
Chief Of Stuff, John A. Steinbach Chief Aid,
and the aids and marshals of divisions will
be as follows: Charles Nathan, David Stern,
A. L. Holmes, II. j. Schussler, o. L. Nc
Kelly, r. A. GiIbride, w. Hannaford, w.
f. jackson. J. Mcintyre, n f. Witzemann,
w. j. Barry, S. Allan White. J. J. Jamie
son, E. l.. Folsom, w. McMurray, Thomas
Kennedy, Leo F. Hampton. F. L. Waivel,
C. &. Pernau, J. c. Bateman, A. Schwerin
and Dr. W. b. Coffey.
On arriving at Santa Cruz the procession
will reform, occupying the same positions
as in the San Francisco parade. and will
take part in the midnight torchlght process
sion.
A train leaving the Darrow-gauge depot
at AS o'clock in the afternoon on the Sth
inst. will run directly to Santa Cruz