The record-union., 1891-05-01
ALL READY NOW.
Final Arrangements for To-morrow's
Great Event.
Programme for the Reception-A Few
Hints to the Public-Reception
Committee Troubles.

Sacramento began to don its holiday
attire yesterday.
Merchants and residents along the line
OF the proposed march were busy tacking
up bunting, draping and hoisting flags
swinging banners and festoons and the
like, and by evening the route, particu-
larly street, wore quite handsome
appearance.
The Decoration Committee has let a
contract to the Bell Conservatory and
the Park Nursery for the floral decora-
tions at the Capitol. The principal feat
ure will be three arches just back of the
stand and directly in front of the big
building. The center arch Will be eigh-
teen feet high and the other two fourteen
feet high. The words ''WelcOme to Our
Guests" surmounted by large shield
will be worked over the largest arch in
roses.
The stand was placed in position yes
terday. 1t measures ten by thirty-siX
feet. This will also be elabOrately deco
rated with bunting and flowers.
FALLING IN LINE.
In addition to the names already pub
lished of those who will decorate tO-mOr-
row, the Special Soliciting Committee
reports the following as the result Of yes
terday's tour: William l. Orth, $50 j.;
Krebs IL Co., William Petrie, Capital
Furniture Co., j. Haub, NJ. Manasse, go
j; The Charles p. Nathan Company, H.
Heyum, Joe Poheim, 600 j; a. a. Van
NOorhies E Co., L. L. Lewis IL Co.,
Fred. Kolliker, Gordan Bros, The JOS.
Yhieben Company; II. Weinrich & Co., II.
Fisher, J. Lyman, Jr., 5. Lavens0n, Flo
berg u Klune, w. NJ. Smith, 424 J; Sam
uel Jelly, Mesdames Moore u McGrath.
MOynihan, Kirk, Geary Il Co., S. Morris,
Peoples Bank, Farmers and Mechanics
Savings Bank, Locke & Lavenson, n.
Zemansky, Third and j; c. l.. Green, 22f
j; 5. Gerson 81 Co., 220 j; II. s. CrOcker
d Co., Schaw, Ingram II hatcher, Hol-
brook, Merrill Il Stetson, Mills u Hawk.
EXCURSION TRAINS.
1t has been definitely settled that an
excursion train will be run from COlfaX
and way places at an early hour tO-mOr-
row morning, thus giving people of the
towns along the line an opportunity to
come here and join III the reception to
President Harrison.
The citizens OF this city cordially invite
everybody that can do so to come here
on that occasion and aid in making the
Presidents welcome hearty one.
Information received at the railroad
will not pass through Chico and Marys-
vile as heretofore announced, but will
turn off at Davisville and pass through
Y YolO and Colusa Counties.
GENERAL MENTION.
There Will be meeting the Reception
Committee this evening at Pioneer Hall.
AS there has been some misunderstood
ing regarding who cOmpOscs this COM
mittee since its revision Wednesday even
ing the corrected list is here given: +. r.
Dray, Marshal; w. c. Hendricks, Assist
ant Marshal; NJ. \. Burke, II. w. Bying-
ton, Chas. NJ. Campbell :. Z. Darlington,
X. NJ. Clarken, w. p. Coleman, Mayor
W. d. ComstOck. II. 7. Devlin, l.. Elkus,
Chris Green. L. c.. Hart, Rev 4. c. Her
rick, Thomas w. Humphrey, DR.. 7. w.
Huntington, =. J. } JOhnstOn, J. y. Larkin,
7. VI. LindIey, J. f. Linthicum, T.. NJ.
Luckett, Col. James McNasser, Jerry
Payne, James POpert, \. J. Rhodes,
Judge +. w. Roberts, Tom Scott, DR.. q.
L. Simmons, Z. D. Shirland Ed. F.
Taylor and J. w. Wilson.
The special escort" of the Reception
Committee will call at the office of the
Secretary, Thomas w. Humphrey, Sew
euth and j streets, for their badges this
afternoon. The badges for the Honorary
Reception Committee will be sent by
mail
Tomorrow morning, prior to the ar
rival of the President, the Grand Marshal
and his assistant, the Reception and Plat
form Committees viii be at Capitol Park,
and will oversee the preparations there.
The depot will be closed TO the public
when the President arrives and when he
departs, so those who wish to have good
look at him had better not go there.
There is some talk of taking the Presi-
dent into the Governors office after the
ceremonies at the park, and presenting
the State officers and members of the Re-
ception Committee to him.
The public are requested to keep the
walk leading to the platform clear until
after the school children have passed in
review before the President.
The police viii clear the line of march
Of all vehicles and street cars just before
the procession starts.