The herald., 1895-06-14
A UNIFORMITY Of ACTION
Pervades the Work Of Preparing
for the Celebration
THE WHITTIER CADETS
TIER CADETS
Will Have a Place in the Fourth of
July Parade
One Hundred and Eighty Young Girls Under
Prof. Kramer Will Counterfeit Old
Glory In the Street Parade

nThe Gjourneymen plum bers Of the city
are making elaborate preparations for
their appearance in the Fourth of July
parade, and have notified the committee
that they will bring out company of at
least seventy-h men.
Another labor organization that is
showing commendable spirit is the car
penters' union. This society is confident
of placing fl fly men in line, and may
possibly swell the number to seventy-five.
One reason why this and other labor Or
carnations may fall short OF full men,
bership of their unions is that so many
of their mem bership belong to various
other societies, and will appear IN one of
the others.
1t is gratifying to the committee, and
certainly should be to the public. that
there is such uniformity Of action and
Harmony prevailing in all the prepara-
itlons for grand celebration. The rail-
xroad companies are giving the committee
texpect, and the street car companies are
/, likewise liberal and courteous.
proposition from the Whittier Reform
school to bring in $50 of the cadets was
4 accepted by the executive committee, and
the Southern Pacific company has agreed
TO bring the school to this city free of
.charge and the Santa Fe will return
them for ten cents per boy.
Professor Kramer has consented to pro-
\duce the American flag on the streets
Sduring the parade, and in order to do
this he desires the assistance of 1S0 girls
between the ages of u and Is. who will
; agree to provide costume at an expense
mot to exceed $l.50. All participants will
send their names as soon as possible to
Professor Kramer, 133 West Fifth street.
3 Thirty-two young ladies from the Thir.
tieth street school will be drilled by
: Prof. Paine to appear in the parade, and
compete for the prize flag at the COM
petitive drill on the afternoon of the
Fourth at Central park. The committee
will hold an open session at the head
quarters, Saturday evening at o'clock.
In response to invitations sent out,
thirty ladies assem- bled at headquarters
"Wednesday afternoon, effected an organ
iZaGion and propose giving valuable as
sistance'to the executive committee. The
la'lies will meet with the literary Com
,Mittee at headquarters Saturday evening
for conference. and probably arrange some
programme wherein the ladies will take a
prominent part.
The subscriptions to the fund since last
report include:
+. II. Matthew'S, S.; NJ. scigler & Co.,
Son. $3.50; J. Houser $40; George w.
Walker. $5: Pawnee saloon. IS; J. II.
Kneef $3.50 Richardson & Son. 81;
cash. 81; William Currer & Son. So; Cohn
& Eisen berg, 81; Market restaurant,
$3.50; J., Jedofsky. 81. TUCKER 4 Esden.
Empire Steam Laundry. IS; Orpheum
saloon, $5; Ludway & Wayne. ID. w.
Keller. so cents: Mr.. Lee 81; The va
mato. 81: W. A. FIeeburg, ST.; A.Conant,
81; ". A. Glen, 81; City saloon. $5; W.
$3.50; N. V. Billings, so cents; J. Joseph.
$3.50; H. Raphael & Co.. $3.50; M. 7.
Herzog, ST. Burke Bros, 50; G. J. Ed
wards. so cents; Edwards & Vance, $3.50;
East Clock company; 81; G; B. Meyer,
s,O 'cka, ST. T.. Wishemton, 81; n: +.
Pounds, 50; James Carron. 81; F.F. Miller
& Co., so; Peoples restaurant, 81; W. l..
Packard. 50; Cottage bakery, ST. Fowler
Bicycle company. 50; Ram bier Bicycle
company.$5; Grand Pacific hotel. So; G.
Dan B. hy'sfts MoraTty Co.. s s = e FHnnGa FSps q
& Jones. 81; E. J. Brent, 81;
". H. Morahan. 50; Cash Grocery, 50
cents; John Jones, $3.50; George Pike,
$3.50; Mr.. Saln, 81; H. L. Nelson. so
Pelerman: 50; Howe Brothers, $3.50;
Jackson Hotel, $3.50 Ed Latenzer. 81;
SIN. Edwards, ST; Miller Brown. 81; J.
II. Sogho, ST. Silverthorn e. Parkes, 81;
F. G. Chase. 81; John Crimmins. $3.50;
7. I. Bradshaw, 81; W. W. Perry, so
cents; California Wine company, so
cents; E. G.: Abode, ST. McMorney &
Hope, 50; Eicherson & Son. 81; cash
25 cents; Walter George, 81; J. Reed, so
cents; Ralphs Bros. IS; Hue; Brad
William Knippehberg, $40; Mr.. Boer,
81: J. F. Martin, 81; Crystal Ice COM
pany, 81; ii. Bohrman. 50; Gem Restau-
rant. 81: Wells Candy store. So; d. ID.
Whitney e. Co., ST. Il. Beeson, 81; Nc.
Dermon & Shaffer, $5; I. NJ. Parker,
$1.50; William Roherick. 81: G. NJ.
Stevens, 50; D. Freeman, So; Edward
Bisnop, ST. Silver Moon Restaurant, 81
Red Front Restaurant, 50; Rodriguez &
Co., So; Stelneke & Bruning. IS; Resort
Saloon. $3; Petaluma Incubator company,
81; Rowland Chadwick, 81; I. NJ.
Shirlots, 81; Alpine Cement company.
81; M. G. Mickleohn, 81; Schriver e
Quinn So; J. +. Bartrand, ST. j. Bickel,
81: B. Robinson. so cents; Home Kestau-
rant 81; Hammam Baths. 81; II. Reed,
81; City Boot and Shoe Refining COM
pany, 81; o. X. Stables, 50; A. W. Swan
feldt; 81; J. n. Jaeger. 81; Booth & Row.
81; Chicago Hardware company, so cents;
Mr.. Hartley, 50 cents; Standard Fish
company, 81; s. Hellman, 81; Clifford e.
Magnus, 81; Patterson e. Dowd, ST.;
Fuller e. Lewis, 81; Albert Cohn. 50;
amount subscribed 1886. 25; amount pre-.
viouslv reported, $325295; total amount
subscribed, S3519, 20.