The morning call., 1891-08-02
ADMISSION DAY,
All Is Well i'm Hand for the
Celebration.

The Joint Committee of the Native Sons
Of the Golden West for the Admission day
celebration held meeting last evening. with
President A. T. McCreery in the chair. The
attendance was small, and considerable ban
tering was INDUCED in on several occasions.
The Committee on Transportation sub
mitted the following pro rata amounts which
each parlor should deposit with the Treas
urer for railroad fares, which sums were
afterward agreed to be covered by certified
checks: California Parlor $780, Pacific $3.50,
Golden Gate $500. Mission $500, Alameda
500. San Francisco $500. Oakland $500, Ell
Dorado $500. Rincon $3.50, Stanford $3.50,
Yerba Buena 500, Bay City $500, Mantle
$50, National $3.50, Piedmont 500, Coluth-
bia 500. Hesperian $50. Alcatraz $50,
Halcyon 500. Brooklyn 500, Alcalde $3.50,
South San Francisco 500. Sequoia S16O; ;
total $500.
In connection with the above pledges. the
following resolution, which has been
adopted by all of the local parlors, was
read:
Resolved. That ..............pa rlor becomes
responsible for ali tickets obtained by our dele.
gates TO The joint Committee Admission Day
Celebration, 1891. and Will hold Itself liable for
all such amounts as may be owing 10 the Joint
Committee by said delegates. And the Secretary
OF our pariOr is hereby Instructed TO notify the
secretary OF the joint Committee OF the adoption
OF ms resolution, with The names and addresses
OF the said delegates.
On motion, it was decided to admit Santa
Cruz Parlor, No. 90, on the same basis with
the San francisco, Oakland and Alameda
parlors, for its pro rata Of profits or losses.
Frank Madison, Grand Marshal and mem
Der OF the Santa Cruz Parlor, was present,
and spoke of the progress of the prepare
lions at Santa Cruz, which are as far adj
yanced as could be eXl ected.
The following important circular has been
issued by the Committee on Printing:
The Joint Ninth OF September Committee has
the arrangements for The celebration of the ad-
mission of California into the Union well In
hand, and success is assured All the pariors of
Alameda County have Joined forces with the
parloTs OF this city, and from the enthusiasm
displayed by them We are confident OF their
hearty support.
The Southern Pacific Railroad COMPANY has
made satisfactory arrangements whereby the
parlors viii derive a handsome profit from t6e
sale pf tickets. The rate for rOund-tiip tickets
has been fixed at So by the Joint Committee
Tickets issued on The Sth, 9Th and 10Th OF sep
TENDER Will be good until the 14tn either on
special or regular trains. The schedule for
special trains has not as Yet been fixed.
Invitations 10 take part In the demonstration
have been sent TO he Society Of California Pho
neers, the Territorial Pioneers, the Exempt
Junior Exempt and veteran Flremen, and the
Veterans OF The Mexican War. In view OF the
fact that the majority OF these societies will ac-
cept tho Invitation, We feel That the order should
fedoubie Its efforts to make this celebration a
grand success.
The Park band has announced its inten-
ton to play on Sunday. September 9th, the
piece with artillery accompaniment given
Admission Day in 1890, and listened to by
"a 600 nerSnpS