The record-union., 1895-08-30
THE SAN FRANCISCO NATIVE SONS.
They VIII Invade the Capital on the
Night of the 9Th.
Something About Their Big Demon
stration-The Big Saturday
Night Parade.

Antioch, will be represented In the AL
mission Day parade by thirty members.
They will bring band of fifteen pieces
with them. They have also applied Tor
headquarters.
Olympus Parlor of San francisco Will
have headquarters at the Mansion House.
on Seventh street. between and j.
The headquarters of Niantic Parlor OF
San Francisco will be in the Office OF the
State Bureau of Highways in the Capitol.
Thomas f. McDermott of San Fran
cisco is in the city attending to the decor
atoms of Turner Hall for Stanford Par
lor Of San Francisco.
The Transportation Committee has
made arrangements for special train to
leave this city for San Francisco at z
o'clock on the morning of September
10th.
MADEIRA Psrlor will bring along band.
The Accommodation Committee has
assigned 800 visitors who will be here to
rooms. The committee is looking for
more rooms, and wishes to be informed
where they can be obtained.
Colonel \. L. James, temporarily in
command of the Naval Battalion is de-
panies of the battalion come to this city
as escort to the Native Sons from the
Bay. The matter will be brought up at
this evenings meeting Of the Joint Com
mittee.
The military will be one of the features
of the parade. Besides Colonel Guthrie
and staff Companies 4 and @ Of this city,
+ of Woodland, d of AuburnsC G of Ne
vada City, and b of Grass Valley will be
in line.
The cavalry troop, of which j ohm Cooke
is Captain, will appear for the first time
in public in the parade. There will be
sixty members Of the troopers on white
horses. The cavalrymen will practice
next Sunday for the event. They say
that by The 9th they will be ready 10 show
what fine body of horsemen they are.
The Grand Marshal of the Native Sons
contingent from San Francisco has issued
the following circular, which explains
itself:
The approaching celebration of Adj
mission Day promises to be one OF the
most important ever held under the au-
spices of our order The large number
of parlors to participate, the elaborate ar
rangements made by the various COM
mittees IN charge. and the great interest
manifested by individual mem bers, JUS
titles the prediction thai this celebration
will eclipse previous obserVanCes OF the
day held in such esteem by all natives.
Ii is important that the enthusiasm now
kindIed extend to every member OF the
order that the demonstration in Sacra-
mento reach the high expectations Of the
people OF the State, who now regard this
celebration the most important held
within It's borders.
The San Francisco Parlors of the Ma
tive Sons OF the Golden West are hereby
notified that a grand parade has been ar
s,f- alsafaa fINis5 5.aifx fcN
the departure of the city parlOrs on Sat
urday evening, Septemb Der 1th. The city
parlors and p8rlors Ell route will assem-
ole at Market street and Golden Gate
avenue at z. NJ, and will be assigned
places in line by the Marshal or his aids
'All brothers are urgently requested to
participate III this parade, and no effort
should be spared by the parlors 10 turn
out their full strength, whether they ac-
company the parIors 20 Sacramento or
otherwise.
This display is the only feature of the
celebration that Will take place in our
city, and 1t should be as imposing as pos
Eible.
The committee of Sacramento parlors,
ana citizens generally, have been lnde-
fatigable III their efforts to provide ample
entertainment for all who attend the
celebration, and brothers are assured that
any sacrifice they make to be present Will
be more than compensated Tor by the en-
tertainment in store. Attend yourself
euthuse your friend. and make the OBJ
serYance of Admission Day of 1895 in
every way worthy OF our growing or
der"
The line Of march will be from Golden
Gate avenue and Market street TO kearny
street; thence to Bush street; thence 10
Market street; thence TO the ferry, con-
meeting with O'Clock boat The order
will be as follows;
Truck with bells and red fire, platoon
of N. S. q. W. police, Grand Marshal
Frank w. Marston, Chief of STAFF Milton
d. Garratt, Chief Aid O.. II. Fairchild,
aids to the Grand Marshal.
Eirst Division-Casassa's Exposition
Band; officers 0 the Grand Parlor, \. S.
q. W.; California Parlor, No. l; \ erba
Buena Parlor, No. 81; fife and drum
corps; Golden Gate ParIor, No. %; Mantle
Parlor. No. l05; drum corps; Ell Dorado
Parlor, No. 81.
Second Division-Band; Pacific Parlor,
No. 10; Bay City Parlor, No. l04; drum
corps; San Francisco Parlor, No. 40;
Olympus Parlor, No. 189; drum and fife
corps; National Parlor, No. lis.
Third Diyision-Band; Mission Parlor
No. IS; Stanford Parlor, No. &c; South
San Francisco Parlor, No. 157; drum and
fife corps; Hesperian Parlor, No. l37; AL
calde ParIor, No. l54; drum corps; AL
catraz Parlor, No. 145.
Fourth Division-Band; Riucon Farlor,
No. Y; Columbia Parlor. No. l2l; drum
corps; Sequoia Parlor, No. 100; drum
corps; PrecitR Parlor, No. 1S7; drum
corps; Presidio Parlor, No. l94.
The parade viii move promptly at 7:l5
P. NJ Of the twenty-one parlors four
teen have music or drum corps, and it
has been necessary to arrange the parade
as above. On arrival at Sacramento the
formation Of line for parade there will be
the same as above.