The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22

III - ~, ,,src tha nspni ceremonies. prayer.
,esding Of tliirly-ons verses 81 psalm
i07s ode sung by Edna Dean Foster:
song. columbia. the Gem 81 The Ocean.
aud an GRAFTON by Judge John y. Ellison.
me city Il alive with people and iiaRs. and
flags are dying on every public building and
in every door md yard.
HEDptsG. Oct 2i.Columbus day was
properly observed by the school children IN
rm6ry Hall, and The streets were decor
nted with national embsms. A programme
prepared was carried out to the satisfaction
OF cur people.
SALINAS, Oct. 81 Columbus day was
duly observed hefe to-day by all bust
ness houses closing. procession
was formed Mt 10 o'clock this morn
Ing. comprising j. B Sleadman Post.
g. A. r., the Board 81 Education.
Mayor aud Common Councilman, Santa Lu-
Gin Patior No. 9o7, n. S. q. w, Salinas
Division No. g. Y. NJ. L., visiting sehools
aud over 600 children from The Salinas
schools headed by the Salinas brass band.
The procession marched down Main street
and c0unletmafehed 10 the pavlionr where
the closing exercises were hcid.
CoLuBA. Oct 1.-THE Columbian cell
ebfaiion hy the schools was a grand success.
Five hundred children participates also
The Veterans and Relief Corps. There
were appropriate exercises, addresses and
iableaux In the thcaler. Business was gem
orally suspended.
NARA. Oct. 81 Columbus day was cele-
bratnd in Napa by n general cessation OF
buslneas. Exercises appropriate to the day
were held at the college in the morn
Ing, Rev. ID. A. Hayes delivering the
address. la the afternoon there caipe
the college field-day exercises on the
college campus. A tennis tournament
| given on the courts Of the Napa Club aud
| RACES between local horses wrr tiotted nj
the track. In tho evening the scholars Of
| the public school gave Columbus chntata
| In the opcrR-hpuse.
Al Salvador fchoolhouse, near town. the
| day wac celebrated by iiag raising
WHITTIER. Oct. 2i.-There was an onthu-
aiaHtic Columbian celebration Mt the State
Reform School consisting Of IA dress
parade and battalion drill by the Whittier
cadets, an address by General III. g. Col
Inns OF Ios Angeles. ana the distribution Of
tbs gold pens given by Hon. Frank Nj,
Stone OF San Francisco 30 the boys making
tho greatest Improvement in penmanship
| the last ak months. There were many
visitors from Los Angeles and vicinity
SAN DiEoo. Oct. 2i-C0umbna day was
very generally observed In this city in hc-
cordance win tho programme observed all
over tho land.
ONrARio. Cal. Oct 81 Columbian day
WIS observed here by the public schools.
Three hundred children participated in tho
procession, and the Grand Army post as
sisted in the exercises. An address was
delivered by Lyman Evans of san l3er-
natdlno. president of the County Board oil
! Education.
BAKrRsFIrIp, Oct 2l.-Columbus day
was generally observed here. Appropriate
exercises were held ~ tho public school
huusca. aud there was music and street pa
radea. All the principal business institu-
lions were closed
SANTA Ana. oct a. Columbus day was
appropriately celebrated ia this city. THIS
morning tho school-cbildron held exercises
In Freneh's Opera-housc, about 1000 persons
being present his afternoon procession
was formed with 1900 in line aud made
up 5t tho city bands, q, A. r., cx-Couteder-
atrs. military Companios. schoClchildren
aud civic societies. Appropriate ,eryices
were held ia the Opera house this afternoon.
aud the day has been a holiday observed By
all
PoMoNA. oct. Il. Columbus day was
deliberately celebrated here in the forenoon.
The cxcrclses were confined 90 raising
aud raluting the flag at tho several
schools, followed by patriotic hymns.
songs aud addresses In tho afternoon
about loco school children paraded the
streets. preceded by band with the Ma
iioual Guard aud the g. A. X. as n body
guard. followed by citizens. After tho
exercises Rp elaborate programme was
carried aui. consisting OF prayer. patriotic
hymns and songs and addresses, Tho
principal speaker was Judge w, A. Cheney
of Los Angeles Tho city IS generally
decorated with bunting aud flags. The day
was clear aud balmy
SANTA BARBARA, Oct. Il. ~ Columbus
| daf was appropriately celebrated ana tho
| holiday was generally observed, all places Of
| business being closed the greater part OF
| the day, The puhlic-school children carried
ont a good programme. in which members
| Of the q. \. X. posts participated.
After the exercises al the several schools
! the classes met at the High School grounds
aud an elaborate programme was given.
| witnessed by large number Of people.
lopI oct. II. Columbus day was cele-
| hrated here to-day in grand style. Tho
regular programme laid down by the
| national committee was rendered follow cd
| by drtll by twenty -four young ladies
| marshaled by Captain Tracy. an old
| soldier. Rev J. w. Brier delivered an ora
! tten. aud TWO balloon HScensous were made
In the afternoon. The largest crowd ever
| assembled in Lodi was on the streets.
! SANTA MARIA. O1t 81 a procession
| of Grand Army men aud school children
| with flags and banners. headed hy the santa
| Maria band duly celebrated Columbus day
| hero. The celebration concluded with ap-
| propriato speeches and rectations.
StssoN, Oct. 81 Columbus day was duly
| observed here. FLAGS were flying every
where. and there were exercises appropriate
60 the occasion in the public schools by the
children.
Tracy, oct. 9i.--Columbus day was cele-
hrated here by tho raising OF a new flag on
tho schoolhouse and appropriate exercises
by the school chiareu.
SAN JosE. Oct II. There was n grand
celebration here to-day The procession
started at 80 o'clock, with 5000 In limo,
| aOo0 of them being school children.
There were several beautiful floats tvpi-
| cal OF the occasion. This afternoon thou
sands of people assembled Ia ST. James
| Park where literary exercises were held.
| \ chorus Of 1000 voices sang the national
| airs. aud there was an Grafton by Hon.
| jackson Hatch.
The Italian Benevolent Society had cele-
| hration az Lincoln Park This afternoon, and
| in the evening a ball I'm Turn Nsreln Hall.
| The Grafton was delivered 10y Hon. A. V,
Morehouse.