The morning call., 1893-07-30
II Woodbridge, e. Bartlett of Oakland, DR.. F i.
,azan. E. +. Bort. G.. w. Baker, l.. g. Branch
Il Modesto, K G. Brown of Oakland, 4. L.

buchanan.
"; j. Costlgau. C. Il. Croker, r. Crowley Ssnrs
mento. ". B. Carr. J. J. Crawford, John Z: Cur
General W. H. Dimond. II. J.. Dodge; Peter
Dean, D. P. burst. Henry 9 Dibbe Of Wheat
land, M. H. de Young. E. s. Denison OF Oak
land. s. D. benson, Horace Davis, G. Z. de
Cola OF Oakland, j. II. burst, w. f. DiDgiey.
Easton. Louis Elku-, George W. Elder.
c. N. Fox OF Oakland, j. #. Fugazi, j. d
Fry Robert A. Fredericks, Thomas Fraser oil
CoIopri G. w. Granniss, DR.. Henry Gibbon.
Jr., Edwin Goodail, II. Gray, 5. I. Gage OF
Oakland.
General A. L. Hart Of Sacramento. J. F
Houghton, d. Z. HAYES, Samuel Haslett o.
Alan da, George E. Hersey OF Gllroy, John L.
Howard.
M b. Ivory OF Brentwood.
julius Jacobs, J. 2. Jackson, A. B. jackson
OF Salinas, Martin JonesA. j. Johnston of Sac
ramento.
j. N. Knowles, Paris Kilburn. F. FL. Kellogg.
and NJ. J. Keller OF Oakland. George A. Knight
Dr.. W. NJ. LAWYER, W. G, Long. j. Levi Jr.
Judge McKenna, F. II. Myers OF Oakland
George T. Morrow. j. A. McInnis OF Vallejo
Colonel William Macdonald, j. j. McKlnnou,
Oroville. Joseph McKenna, H. '. M0rehouse OF
San Jose. James NJ offitt, Il. w. McNear, W. A.
Mitchell.
Eli. z. Osborne of Los Angeles.
7. j. Prisons. T. G. Phelps OF San Carlos. w.
r: Pond OF Woodland. C.: ". Price. Henry
Pierce. E. {. Palmerl, w. II. Pratt, George W.
A. Ruef, Theodore Reichert OF Sacramento.
Frank D. Ryan.
Irwin { Stump, Irving Nj. Scott Henry T
D. Sebe, Herman F. A. Schussler, Lipman
Sachs. DR.. 3. R. Swan, J. b. Stetson. Mark
Sh edon, W. d. Sanborn DIR. james Simpson
A. w. Scott. j.: Steppacher. Joseph Stefiens
n
A. N. Towne. w. Fl. aylor, John Taylor, A.
L. Tubbs, S. X. Thornton.
O. +. Won Rhein, r. w. Van sicklen, W. c.
Asa r. Wells. W. F. Whittier, Ben F.
Warscbauer.
J. N. Young OF Alameda.
At the plato of each guest was placed a
tables were decorated In a tasteful man.
ner with punches of flowers and smilax.
A band stationed bahind q screen inter.
spersed the speeches with music.
The menu cards, which had been care
fully prepared. wsIe artistic in the OK
treme. and Jake Steppacher's bosom
swelled with pride when he looked at
them. Upon the outer cover were a
series of pictures emblematic OF the life OF
the new Senator. At the top was a picture
Of the ship in which MIR. Perkins came
to San Francisco, and following 1t was the
sailor-boy walking 10 the mines, the store
in Orovills, the steamship. the capitos at
Sacramento and Washington. and below q
broad stretch Of vineyard.
The menu itself was as follows:
MENU.
HuITREs.
Huitres de PEST, Sur CoQuilla
PoTAGE
Tortue Claire PAnglaise,
HoRs D'UUvREs.
HorS 'GuvreS ASsortis.
POISSON
Pompanos. Grille. Ia Colbert.
Pommes West End,
Salade Do Concombr o.
RELIEVE.
Filet dc B9uf PAlgerennes
ENTREES.
Croustade de GrenOuilles AL Sautorne,
fouiets Frits Ia Maryland
soRBEr.
Sorbet AL Champagne.
RoTf.
Pigeonnsaux Bardes. sur Canape . 10 Psrigueux.
sALADE.
salade Komaine.
LEeUMEs.
Petits Pois IL Franchise. Mas Coupe.
eLACE.
Glace TuttiFrntti. Pcti.s Fours. Dessert yar,es
PATfsERIE.
Gale Nor.
When Gre ci2,r, had been lighted and
tho last ooIt!o " wine had disappeared
Chairman Mye.s ot che State Central CON-
mittee arose and tAid that tho executive
body Of the comb itIee had decided the pres
ent time 10 he tie best to call together
the old guard pf the party and for that
reason the banquet had been decided upon.
He then introduced George A. knight.
who said that for the first time in mis- life
he felt abashed.
'When was first invited" he said. ITO
act as POSTMASTER made inquiries as to
what l was expected to do. and was told
that the one thing was expected not to do