The record-union., 1892-05-11
THE VISITORS.
Arrangements for the Reception of the
Editors Next Week.
Full Lists of Committees-Detalls
Carriage List Growing-Dares and
Hours of Reception.

ception of the National Editorial Associa-
ton met last evening at the Sutter Club,
w. J. Hassett presiding. All the details
of the reception and entertainment were
gone over, the financial schedule consid-
cred, every expense figured and all sub
committees reports ready were heard,
amended where necessary and approved.
THE PROGRAMME
To be printed and delivered TO the
guests prior TO arrival was read and APP
proved. 1t is to be d neat six-page folder,
giving valuable information about Sacra-
mento and vicinity, direction to points of
interest, and instructions concerning the
arrangements for the comfort of the
guests. 1t was ascertained that the hour
of the guests arrival will probably be
1880 p. NJ. on the 10th, instead of l ?. NJ,
but this will be definitely ascertalned
later. Arrangements were perfected to
give the guests lunch and dinner at three
hotels and four restaurants, and tickets
directing them to these places will be for
warded To the guests by the hands of tw O
of the Executive Committee, who go
south to meet the tourists day after to-
morrow. Arrangements were also made
to enable the guests to secure early break
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also be III Sacramento on the evening OF
the 9th, and remain over night, and
again the night of the 18th, the excursion
breaking up at Sacramento at that time
the visitors departing for the East by
various routes. 1t was voted t. request
citizens 10 display national flags on the
Goth. The Floral Committee was given
further time, and will get actively at
work in day or two, ana call upon the
people for flowers.
The following further details will give
information concerning tlfe reception:
GENERAL RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Since the success of every matter of
this kind depends upon the details being
faithfully carried out, the Reception
Committee is to meet It's Chairman or his
Chief Aid, William Ennis, at the Golden
Eagle Hotel at erGctEy 1880 \. NJ, May
10th, to receive each his detail and in
struction, SO that there shall be no MS
takes, neglect or slightest cause for COM
plant or discomfort. Half an hour will
be taken in direction, leaving each MEM
ber half an hour more for lunch, before
going to the depot. From this regulation
are excepted the section chosen TO go to
Stockton to meet the guests, and escort
them into the county. They will leave
on the sos A. NJ. train. The Reception
Committee is:
L. B. Willis chairman, William En-
".
a. Black, NJ. Miller, Mayor w. d. Com
stock, Alonzo Conklin, 4. II. Green, ex-
Mayor Eugene J. Gregory, NJ. r. Hig-
gins, Frank Miller, IL. Weinstock, j. 6.
MARITIME, DR.. f. +. Tebbets, w. p Cole
man, George Duden, B. Y. Steinman, A.
Abbott, J. II; Henry, P. E. Platt, C. X.
McClatchy. Wells Drury, j. y. Larkin,
}: J. Campbell, w. A. Anderson, j. e.
Mills, Hon. j. r. Mcdonald, JAdge w.
.. Van Fleet, +. w. Hale, ID. A. Lindley,
Fred Cox, William Schaw, NJ. j. Dill
man, Charles Schmidt, w. S. Leake,
Grove l.. Johnson, }. O. Coleman, Ed. Z.
Smith, Frank Johnson, Z. *. Alsip,
j. a. Woodson, j. z. Odbert, Hon E. @.
Waite, Thomas Enright, T. B. Hall,
J. B. Gilbert. E. P. Colgan, Joseph Stef-
fens, II. NJ. LaRue, z. c. Drescher. Adam
Andrew, w. X. Ormsby, V. S. Nc
CATCHY, w. j. Hassett, Judge A. p.
Catlin, Daniel Flint, X. T. Devlin. +. ID.
w. E. Gerber, j. II. Roberts, G. A. Yoerk,
w. d. Perkins, DR.. q. l.. Simmons, Dr.
y. II. Parkinson, DR.. c. B. Nichols, T.
w. Sheehan, j. w. Wilson, Albert Hart,
Matt f. Johnson, c. NJ. Harrison,
Silas Carrie, J: i; Rodgers, W; o.
Land, Charles Rood, w. +. Peterson,
Robert II. Hawley, Lee Stanley, r. d.
Davis, Sacramento; David Reese, Z.
Jenkins, Florin; John Reith. Union
House; Seymour Carr, Conley: T. J. Nc
Farland, Folsom; 2. X. BeckIey, Frank
lin; Sol Runyon, Courtland; George c.
McMullen. Perkins; George L. Rich,
Florin; Dwight Hollister, CourtIand;
Charles .Aull, Folsom; y. Menke, Per-
kins; Joseph Routier, Routiers; Il. ID.
Stephens, Russell; J. II. Burnham, Fol-
som; William Johnston, Courtland; DR..
Q. Harvey, Gait.
Committee to go to Stockton-E. B.
Willis, e. Greer, George o. Bates, A.
Black, NJ. Miller, T. jenkins, J. J. Camp
bell, I. J. Mcfarland, e. j. Gregory, J.
y. Larkin, G. X. McClatchy, Wells
Drury, w. ]. Hassett, DIR. J. IL. Parkin-
son, Charles Schmidt, j. g. MARITIME. NJ.
j. Dillman, w. A. Anderson, Joseph
Stetfens, DIR. o. Harvey.