The record-union., 1892-06-11
TIE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
It is TO be Celebrated in Sacramento
Earnestly.
Last Nights Meeting Of the Committee
of Arrangements-Pre-
pairing the Way.

The Committee OF Arrangements for
the celebration of the Fourth of July
met last evening in Justice Heury's
courtroom, Mayor Coz stock presiding.
There were repre- sented-The Trustees
by Mayor Comstock, 3. L. Steirman and
c. w. Baker. The Supervisors by Super
visor NJ. Miller The City Board Of Edu-
cation by II. Clay Chapman and Professor
Pond. The County Board of Education by
superintendent 3. 4. Howard. The &. A.
X. by Z. II. Hubbard and w. II. Ennis.
The fire department by Chief Engineer
Guthrie. At large, Messrs. Ficks and
Woodsoa. The Pioneers, N. S. C. w.
and military representatives reported in
ability to attend by promised co-opera-
ton.
Is. U. Steinman was elected Treasurer.
The Editorial Reception Committee
turned over to him, through Mayor Com
stock, SIS 80.
1t was resolved, after exchange OF
views, that there should be celebration,
consisting of parade, oration, reading ol
the declaration, poem, vocal music ana
! such oiher features as are warranted by
lhe financial condition OF the people.
\ Literary committee, consisting OF
/ Messrs. Pond ana WOodson. was nancd.
= committee TO select the Grand Marshal
/ consisting OF NJ essrs. Baker. Howard and
Ennls: a Committee on Han or / lace for
/ LNerClses, consisting OF Superintendent
! howard; Finance Committee, with ull
power, consisting Of Messrs. T. W. Shce-
nan, Is. I. Stelnman, Supervisor Miller,
Z. ii. Hubbard and j. Q. Coleman; a
! committee to personally invite co-opera-
non OF civic societies, associations 'aud
uniformed todies, consisting Of 6. W.
lks, Chief Guthrie and II. Clay Chip
man.
1t was ordered that owing to the short
! TIME lett before the Fourth there be sent
| out no formal invitations, but that all So
! cIetleS Ge requested 10 consider the press
announcements invitations to come for
Ward and engage in this patriotic Obsory-
ance. which Is in honor OF so much the
American people and humanity have 10
De thankful Tor; that the Committee on
CIVIC Associations and Uniformed Bodies
make personal and immediate auplica-
uon TO heads OF such OrganiZati 8nS. in
wing them 10 at once bring the matter
to the attention OF their societies
AN excellent sRjfit was manifest de-
termination that the Nations natal cav
snail DE Ettlngly observed. While it was
confessed that not a large sum Of money
couId be raised now, yet that the cjtizeps
would give sufficient to enable the cant
tdI Guy 10 90 honor TO the occasion and it's
position. The probably is that there viii
be no fireworks, and that the effort viii
be devoted wholly to a good parade and
good literary exercises and that other
features should be dependent upon the
amount OF money furnished the commit
tee.
The chair asked all the committees to
go to work at once, and the promise was
that there should be no delay. 1t was
quite the understanding also that all lie
money used this year should be dIsbursgd
IN tne clty and none OF it sent abroad Tor
outside attractions or talent.
The committee adjourned to meet at the
same place Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
when 1t IS desired that all the committees
VIII report as 1uliy as possible. ana that
all members of the General Gomnlttaa
absent last night viii attend, as their al.-
vice and assistance IS much needed