The morning call., 1894-03-03

date. The official states his belief that
the attractions at Sunset City are we'll
worth the sum now exacted. Considering
the matter from the sole standpoint of
financial results, however, he and his as
sociates are convinced that q larger in
come will result to the exposition from
25-cent charge. The case OF Bnone's arena
was cited. When the admission TO the
animal show was reduced One-half the
total receipts Increased materially. The
reduction of the charge at the turnstIles
first suggested and advocated by THE
CALL.
ConcessionaIres and exhibitors are wildly
indignant oyer what they consider gross
imposition. On the first of the month
each was presented with bill for the re-
moval of garbage from the buildings and
grounds.
The larger restaurants each received an
account for $40, and the smaller stalls
were served with separate statements for
less sums. The superintendent OF the
Southern California building was charged
S12 for the unrequested removal of tour
boxes of orange peel after chiidren's day,
the JOB repres entlng two hours WORK.
bill for So was sent to the Northern and
Central California exhibitors for taking
away one small box of rubbish.
OF course all these and others on the
grounds refused to sany such exactl0ns,
whereupon the following unsigned letter
was sent out, presumably from Paul
Biackman, chief of The department Of con-
cessiOns
Exhibitors Concessjondires and Others pith-
an the Grounds Of the observation-disclosures
MEN: The San Francisco Sweeping and Garb-
age Removing Company have tn exclusive
concession for removing garbage fiom the
grounds and buildings. ARRANGEMENTS must be
made with hem with this END In view. as garb-
age and dirt will not be permitted 10 accumu-
late, nor VIII other parties be permitted TO
remove the same.
The price charged must be reasonable and In
case any person thinks il other, and cannot ar
range with the San Francisco Garbage Com
pany, the matter may be referred to .,r. McNab
10 say what is reasonable charge, but The
garbage and dirt must be removed, and by the
cOmpany named above and payment promptly
made for the same. Very truly yours,
CHIEF OF CONCESSIONS.
This will be Greco Mountain day from
the first clicking of the turDstiles this
morning until the closing of the gates at
FIVE boxes, reached the Agricultural build
ing yesterday, This will be used in con-
nectiOn with the sugaring off, which will
he given in true Vermont style. In the
afternoon exercises will be held In Fesli-
val Hall, and In the evening there will be
special display of frew orks by the man
agrment in honor OF the VermOnters.
The programme in connection with the
opening of the Canadian Headquarters on
the south drive this afternoon Will include
Canadian national airs, played by the Ex-
position band, and informal remarks by
Guy Mcclellan. the chairman OF the Cana
dian committee, the dlrector-general and
others. The Canadian outage is one of
the prettiest buildings on the grounds and
will make comfortable headquarters.
The pvrotechnirs will exceed in beauty
those shown on Washington's birthday.
One OF the prettiesI features will be the
balloon ascension, accompanied by a dis
charge OF powerful magnesium lights and
tri-colored fires, discharging showers of
golden rain from great altitude. There
will be device thirty feet long showing
the arms of the State of Vermont and also
a pyrotecbnic portrait of Governor Fuller.
A committee from the Musicians Union
called at the Administration building
yesterday TO arrange Tor Musicians day
at the fair. May Is is under consideration
10 this connection. Ii is proposed that the
musicians of San Francisco shall unite in
band of 200 pieces and that they shall
give a grand concert on a temporary band
stand to be erected on the recreation
grounds. 1t has also been suggested that
there should be union choral demonstra-
ton, in which the several societies of the
city should unite.
The usual concerts will be given at the
Vienna Prater this afternoon and evening.
The following programme will be rem.
dered:
AFTERNooN-sTRING CONCERT,
overture. pie schcene Cialatea" 'oH snnns
"Frauenherz." pOikamazurka. .........,.,St Strauss
Der Trompeter Won sackkingen". ........ Nesserl
Fluegelhorn solo, Her Franz hell
lies Patineurs'' waltz. .waldteufel
hriegsracketen -Conradi
MILITARY CONCERT
overture. .Die Regimen lstochteri' nonizett,
'Summernight waltz. .WaldteufeI
Solo, cornet a piston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
William Il. Bates.
"Recollections OF the war .................Be Beer
EvESING-sTRING CONCERT
"Der l33er" March. ....................E iienberp
Overture FRA DiavOlo" ...............,., Auber
Die Dorfschwalben aus Oberoesterreich" Strauss
"Ihe Jyroilans .Zeller
Herr Franz He'll.
ADdante. op. ll.....................TS chaikowsky
''fcic melee COnrRdi
MILITARY CONCERT.
"Kronprinz Friedrich" March. Friedman
Overture. Die w eisse Dance. Boilo ie N
Intern, zzo "Cavaleria Rusticana" Mascaeni
Solo, cornet a piston.
VIII Il. Bates
TX onig Carp March. Hausschlld