The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-05-21
TEE EDITORS HERE.
Over Six Hundred Visitors Seeing
the Sights in Sacramento.
How They Were Received and Cared
for by the Citizens-All Well
Pleased.
nHere they come y,

when the prolonged toot of the engine
which headed the first section of the Ma
tional Editorial Associations excursion
was heard.
A moment later the train whirled
around from Front street and rolled into
the depot. On this train were some 300
souls editors and their wives and chill
dren-and 300 more came in on the sec
ond section about three minutes later.
The first section comprised nine Pullman
cars and baggage-car, while the second
carried ten Pullmans. The excursion
trains were half an hour late, arriving at
! P. NJ. instead of 1870, as scheduled. The
two trains carried over 600 persons.
MET THEM AT STOCKTON.
At sos yesterday morning the commit
tee appointed to meet the editors at Stock
ton and escort them TO the Capital City
boarded the south-bound train. The
committee included +. Is. Willis, w. j.
Hassett, J. A. Woodson, 2. T. Plat,
Erskine Greer, NJ. Miller, George O.
Bates, a. J. Johnston. ]. A. Barwick,
Eugene j. Gregory, Charles Schmidt, Il.
hadley, }. O. MARITIME, Joseph Stefens,
Obed Harvey, j. j. Campbell L. j. Nc
farland and j. Mckee.
The trip up was reported by the COM
mIttee to be most pleasant one. The
visitors were continually expressing their
admiration of what they had already seen
of California and California hospitality.
OF course they knew that reception was
awaiting them at Sacramento, and it is
safe to say that the one which was ten
dered them came up fully to their ex
pectations.
CARRIAGES FOR ALL.
As soon as the train came to halt in
the depot the large Reception Committee
surrounded the guests, and after eX-
changing greetings, escorted them to the
hundred or more carriages that fairly
blocked the foot of Second street, and
which were waiting for the guests. There
were enough vehicles for all, thanks TO
interest taken in the reception by the peo
pie of Sacramento.
The special Reception Committee in
carriages was under the direction of
o. =. Dodge, and was composed of the
following named: Rev. G. p. Massey,
Hon. j. r. Mcdonald, j. G. Pierson,
". i. Peterson, Daniel Flint, L. w.
Sheehan, y. A. Van VOORHEES,, J. a.
J. b. klune, DR.. +. g. Fay, j. j.
Spieker, II. j. Goethe, E. x. Alsip, r.
ii. Hawley, Charles Vogel, George 3.
Blue, q. II. Stephenson, John f. Cooper,
II. w. Bragg, Adolph Hebron, Miss l..
WittenbrOck, Philip Scheld George G.
-LcAIu uen, ~. !. IRVINE, W. u. Com
stock, >. Katzenstein, II. NJ. LaRue, c. 4.
Jenkins, S. Prentiss Smith, W. r. Strong
Company, ;. II. Plat, a. Schaden. T.
M. Leitch, Mrs. }. l.. McCord, j. r. Hold
son, Fred McF'essel, ThOs. B. Hall, Mrs.
ii. Furry. {. a. york, Mrs. e. G. Alien,
Mrs. j.. w. Hale, Mrs. w. 5. Leake, G..
Sermonet, w. a. Fountain, Perrin Stan
ton, Mrs. Sherman, Miss Minnie Dwyer,
J. K. Foster, w. +. Gerber, p. Boil, Sell
Ter Bros, }. i. Huntoon, Prof. e. p
Howe II. G. May, IL. Fisher, Mrs. Matt
i. Johnson, Mrs. j. Francis. Miss Flora
Luther, l.. II. Relyea, +. n. Mott, E. II.
Green 5. Myers, j. Gebhert, q. w. Han
cock, Mrs. Or. Mealand. O. NJ. Downer,
Mrs. r. S. Frazee, DIR. w. +. Cutler
Mrs. T. T. Griffits, and others. The
members of this committee were fur
nished with whip-stock badges and per-
SOnal badges.
LOST NO TINE.
The Reception Committee performed
its duties well, and had all OF those arriv-
ing by the first section provided with
carriages before the second section ar
rived. When all were provided for they
were driven in parties to the various res
taurants and hotels, where provision had
been made for luncheon. Each visitor
had been given badge, by which they
would be known about town, and also
cards of admission to the various eating
houses.
After lunch the visitors were taken to
the Capitol and TO the Art Gallery, recep-
tions being held at both places.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
The General Reception Committee was
composed OF the following named: E. B.
Willis chairman, William Ennis
Chief Aid, L. Greer, George o. Bates,
A. Black, NJ. Miller, Mayor w. D. Com
stock, Alonzo Conklin, e. II. Green, ex-
Mayor Eugene J. Gregory, NJ. r. Hig-
gins, Frank Miller, IL. Weinstock, j. 6.
Marine, Or. +. f. 'rebbets, w. p. Cole
man, George Duden, b. U. Steinman, A.
Abbott, J. II. Henry, 2. L. Plat, G. X
McClatchy, Wells Drury. J. n. Larkin,
J. J. Campbell, w. \. Anderson, j. T..
Mills, Hon. J. r. Mcdonald, Judge W.
c. Van Fleet, +. w. Hale, d. \. Lindiey,
Fred Cox, William Sehaw,. NJ. J. Dill
man, Charles Schmidt, w. S. Leake,
Grove l.. Johnson, j. O. Coleman, Ed. L.
Smith. Frank Johnson, L. X. Alsip,
J. i. WoOdson, j. 2. 0dbert, Hon. E. G.
Waite, Thomas Enright, T. b. Hall.
j. Il. Gilbert, II. p. Colgan, Joseph Stef-
1ens, II. NJ. LaRue, p. G.. Drescher, Adam
Andrew, W. II. Ormsby. V. :. Nc
CATCHY, W. J. Hassett, Judge A. 2.
Catlin, Daniel Flint r. Z. Devlin, +. ID.
Ryan, James McNasser, Z. b. Carroll.
w. y. Gerber, j. II. Roberts, G. A. york,
w. d. Perkins, DIR. @. l.. Simmons, DIR.
J. II. Parkinson, DIR. c. b. Nichols. T.
L.
Matt +. Johnson, c. NJ. Harrison, Silas
earle, J. b. Rodgers, w. o. Bowers, III.
*. McLenuan, William Land Charles
Rood, W. +. Peterson, Robert II. Haw-
ley, Lee Stanley, Il. d. Davis. Sacra-
mento: David Reese T. Jenkins. Florin;
John Keith, Union House; Seymour Carr,
Conley; T. j. Mcfarland, Folsom: 2. r,
Beckley. Franklin; Sol Runyon, Court
land: George G.. McMullen. Perkins:
George Z. kich, tlorin; Dwight Hollis
ter, CORTLAND; Charles Aull, Folsom; a.
Menke, Perkins; Joseph Reuter-, Routi-
ers; r. ID. stephens, Russell; j. II. Burn
ham, Folsom; William Johnston, Court
land; DR.. 0. Harvey, Gait.
No osTENTATIoN.
There were no speeches, and no osten-
tation at either the Art Gallery or Cap
itol. Both places had been handsomely
decorated with flowers for the occasion,
and there was music 81 each place.
The visitors expressed great admira-
ton for the treasures contained in the
Art Gallery and OF the donor of them TO
the city. The guests were shown about
the place by committee, and provided
with light refreshments. The committee
having charge of the reception AT the Art
Gallery included w. L. Jackson, Captain
2. j. elias. Mrs. Breckenfeld, President
of Ladies Museum Association, and Mrs.
T.. c. Jordan, Mrs. Robert Forbes, Mrs.
q. w. Lorenz, Mrs. j. l.. ellis, Mrs. G.
II. Cummings, Mrs. Judge Armstrong.
Mrs. j. j. Spieker, Mrs. C. h. Paine, Mrs.
j.. B. Willis, Mrs. William Ingram, Jr.,
Mrs. G. y. Blanchard, Miss Laura Vein
rich, Mrs. George Nogelgesang. Mrs.
Daniel Flint, Mrs. Z. r. Hamilton, Mrs.
III. Weinsiock, Mrs. Or. Mealand, Mrs.
Captain Roberts; 4. Y. Williams, Frank
Miller, d. Lubin, c. y. Hartwell, Judge
W. c. Van Fleet DR.. George Pyburn. J.
e. Mills, Chris Green.
The art school-room and the mineral
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