The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-07
NO FLIES ON THOSE NATIVE SONS.
The Admission Day Celebration to be
Great Affair.
4 Pageant That VIII Eclipse Any
thing Ever Witnessed on the
Pacific Coast.

All the carnivals and fetes that have
been held in the State this year will pale
into insignificance by the great demon.
stration that is TO take place in the Capt.
tai City Oh the 9Th of next month.
The Native sons Joint Committee on
the twentieth celebration of Admission
Day held their weekly meeting last even
ing.
f. NJ. Bramford of Stockton Parlor re-
ported that they would be in line in uni
form one hundred strong. with band OF
music of twenty-four pieces. They also
contemplate running an excursion traiu
to Sacramento. bringing in the neighbour
hood OF 200 people.
The Native Sons in the mining districts
have about decided to turn out in mining
costumes, and the joint committee has
placed at their disposal float represent
ing mining scene.
The Directors of the State Fair have
made tuesday. Septemb Der 10Th, Native
Sons Day, and have prepared a special
speed programme. They will also have
the athletic competition in the morning,
with an illustrated concert in the even
ing at the Pavilion, especially dedicated
TO the Native Sons.
The Decoration Committee are inter-
viewing The business men with view to
having their places of business decorated
in keeping with the handsome decora-
tons that are being put up by the Native
Sons. All have thus far slgnitied their
willingness to help.
c. h. Warren and f. N. Ely of San
Jose have been authorized to sell the
'Bear Flag" for decorative purposes,
which, being quite pretty in design, will
no doubt meet with great favor.
The mem bers of the Uniform Rank Of
Knights OF Pythias of Truckee have sig
nihed their Willingness to be in the great
parade on the 9Th, with a drum corps
consisting OF eighteen young ladies.
The Native Daughters of Grass Valley
and Nevada City are coming az escorts to
their respective Native Sons Parlors,
and with Califia Parlor, \. ID. g. W., Of
Sacramento, will be one of the finest fea-
lures OF the parade.
j. 2. Dockery and G. Z. Bolderman. of
the joint committee in San Francisco,
were present at last nights meeting and
reported unusual enthusiasm among the
Bay City parlors. They will advertise
Sacramento on their return as summer
resort, and they believe this will remove
the seruples that some might have in re-
gard to the weather.
The following named persons consti-
tute the local joint commltte having in
charge the celebration: Thomas Fox
(Chairman), A. S. Cohn Vice Chairman.
j. NJ. Henderson Secretary, f. II. Conn
(Ireasurer), K. h. Greer (Sergeant-ai-
Arms, +. d. Ryan, G. L. Barton, How
ard Johnson, II. c. Tubbs. G. n. Post.
Theodore Eilers, p. B. Johnson. A. c.
kaufman, George G. Schermann, Frank
Lat1erty. John I. SHELTON. Jr.
This committee has been doing yeo-
mems service. and every representative
OF foreign parlors that has visited the city
has returned to his home with the mos
glowing reports of the treatment received
at the hands of the Sacramento COM
mitteemen.
In every instance the parlors of other
places have acknowledged that never
before have they been so favored in the
matter OF rates and rental of halls as in
Sacramento.