The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-20
Encouraging Reports From Patriotic
!: III i Workers Indicate a Successful
.;*.~ :: Fourth of July.

;: IA meeting of the Fourth of july COM
I'M ittee was held last evening at the Mont
@gpEIery-street headquarters.
lin the absence of President George W.
:: ..E}qeT, who Is attending the convention at
% eFsmento, Thomas Il. Banuerman was
Il deelared chairman by a unanimous vote
=; : Grand Marshal James W. Grove sub
matted. the following list of civic and mill
<tary. ORGANIZATIONS which have thus far
: accepted invitations 10 participate in the
>. parade on the Fourth:
4. companies Of infantry, artillery and
cavalry, I. S. A, under the command of
:G@lonel William Shafter; Second Brigade,
NC. C., Naval Battalion, consisting of
three regiments and the Signal Corps,
two comp snies uniformed dragging Hotch-
kiss gus; French Zouaves, Lafayette
Guards Grand Army Of the Republic. five
posts Improved Order Of Red Men, con-
sisting of thirteen or more tribes; Jour-
neYmeG Butchers; Sailors Union, $50
men strong, all uniformed; Austrian
Military and Benevolent Association
200 strong; Associated Veterans OF
q Mexican War; Legion Franchise
400 st roDg; the officers of the French man
ot-war now In port and possibly 200 Of the
sailors drawing rapid-fring guns; chill
dIen of the Youths Directory; Italian
societies.: Swiss companies; Inde dependent
Rifles; Tustomu Sega. japanese club
cons sting of sixty uniformed members :
tile Morton Guard in uniform; the Board
of Supervisors and all municiUal and Fed
eraI officers in carriages; officers of the
Golden Banner, $50 strong.
he stated that Invitations have been
forwarded to all the State militia, ana
that In all pr0ba bility the greater part of
the. in terror companies would accept. as it
n ARC Cd haf
would be run to this city for the con-
:yeniSHce of those who desire to attend the
"Gl0sng day at the fair.
.:,.*< Tne finance committee reported the ap-
: p DIN tment Of the following subcommittee
Z TO assist ID raising the necessary funds
.: with which to carry on the celebration:
e. Committee on hotels-W B. Hooper,
DEAN ., Young, w. E. Wagner and Ed
:. ward Holland
!: = :: 4Ommittee on street railroads Luke
!: Battles, Dir. Thomas Mortfew. James Gill
.eTa lI W, Atkinson and NJ. J. Sahlein.
=, RI Clt u Ia l-SupervlsoTs Goodwin, Stan
till. D. Kennedy and FOrman.
j.: II +: Ban Frank McGlynn Jr. and F. T.
, Acres
g.. :. Produce Exchange. j. Warrington
-::an,d T. j. Pearsons.
81: Is Builders Exchange-James S. Fernell
ana w. 81. Armitage.
San Francisco Stock and Exchange
'~BoaTd-M. j. Mlsser and j. B. Waffle.
IA ppraisers' building, Postoffice. Custom
napse and United States Minl-James r.
~ Brlen, Philip j. Bolger, NJ. Schmidt and
.: elfgles w BurIing.
. captain w. b. May. chairman Of the
.hCeASorks committee, estimated that $1,000
:. would cover all expenses entailed in the
::.pYrotechpic display. He said that as yet
NO. definite location had been decided upon
: for. holding the exhibition, although the
" Halg t-street recreation grounds appeared
TO be the favored site.
:. TT. b: Triten bach reported that the re-
gala committee would require al least $50
10 Coyer all expenses IN that department
Sands W. torman stated that the COM
T. tnittee:on printing required $500 to delray
~adR eEtisthg aud other incidental expenses.
whIle..F FIJI. Callunden wants $500 set
l.. aside Tor the grand regatta on the bay.
}: - M. NJ. Ra;tigaD, chairman Of the parade
conn ittee, presented a detailed statement
,.Of three floats to be exhl blted in the pro-
=: cesslon at cost of S475. Expenses fer
{. Horses for Police Department, carriages
. fer Goddess of Liberty and other individ-
al : he estimated would amount to 500.
-: ihe literary committee reported the Sc
:: Lection Of G. HoTatO lessen as poet of the
day and James V. Coleman as orator.