The record-union., 1895-07-17
THE GRIZZEY BEAR IN EVIDENCE.
He Will Have Full Swing Here in
September.
Native Sons Everywhere Preparing
to Come to Sacramento for Ad.
mission Day.

The Native Sons will take Sacramento
by storm on Admission Day, although
for couple of days prior thereto and fol-
lowing the 9th of September they will
practically own the city.
The applications for headquarters and
lodgings that are coming in upon the
local committee show that there will be
many thousands of the natives here to
celebrate Caifornia's natal day and in
cidentally to witness the attractions of
the State Fair.
| A letter has been received from Vallejo
Parlor, No. II, informing the committee
that they will come here in force and
will bring the famous Independence
Band from Mare Island with them. The
committee is to find headquarters for the
Vallejoites.
Amador Parlor also wants headquart-
ors, and will mako q big showing of
mem bers.
Alcalde Parlor of San Francisco has Sc
cured Red Mems Hall on Tenth street for
its headquarters and there will receive its
friends and dispense hospitalities. The
mem mbers will be accompanied by their
drill corps and band of music.
| Oakland ParlOr No. IS will establish it.
self IN the chambers of the Supreme
Court at the Capitol and there entertain
its friends. This parlor will have band
OF music also.
Mission Parlor of San Francisco will
receive its friends in the Senate chamber.
a committee has been here already and
secured accommodations among the resi-
| dences about the Capitol for l50 mem bers.
Pacific Parlor, No. 10, of San Fran
cisco will give a sacred concert on the
afternoon OF Sunday, the oth, at Pythlan
| Castle which has been secured for its
headquarters. and on Monday it will en-
tertain its friends there. The Pacitics
will come one hundred strong and will
have d fine band of music.
California Parlor, No. l, of San Fran
| cisco has secured headquarters at For
esters' Hall and lodgings at the Golden
| State House and elsewhere for one hum
dred members
Stanford Parlor of the same city will
hold forth at Turner Hall, which they
will decorate in superb manner. Ac-
commodatiOns for one hundred memb bers
have been secured at the Golden Ea.le
Hotel.
Ell Dorado Parlor, also of San Fran
cisco. has rented Smiths Hall on Seventh
| street, where the members will twist the
grizzly bears tale until Bruin roars.
| Piedmont Parlor of Oakland and
brass band with them aud make things
lively at Pioneer Hall while they re-
main.
Marysville Parlor will come down
with band OF music, too. 1t will have
its headquarters in the rooms of the Sec
rotary OF State.
Nevada City Parlor is coming in great
style. The boys of the Sierra Nevada in
tend to show the valleyites how they do
things up in the everlasting hills. They
are going to wear uniforms of white
duck, with blue sashes, and each will
carry light cane. They will have their
own band. of course. Better than all
else, the Nevada City Natives will be ac-
com mpanied by the pretty Native Daugh-
ters of that place.
Grass Valley. Nevada City's sister
town. will send its parlor down with
another band OF music, and it is safe to
say they will not be obscured by the
brilliancy of their neighbors.
Several pariors have not yet been heard
from, while there are applications Oh file
for headquarters and hotel accommoda
tions from quite a list Of parlors that
have not yet been provided for.
The Stockton Natives will run big
excursion from that city, and the Garden
| City lads will come from San Jose in five
Pullman coaches, in which they VIII
sleep ~ while here and where they Will
entertain tnelr friends. They have a big
programme mapped out.
! 1t can safely be said there will be sew
| eral thousand Native Sons here for sew
eral days land nights), and it is becoming
a serious question how to accommodate
them all, as the city will be filled with
| other visitors.
Committeeman Henderson said last
evening that there will doubtless be at
least twenty-five or thirty bands of music
from abroad, and there will be more
melody i'll Sacramento for few days
than ever before, or for many years to
come.
The RECoRD-UNIoN suggests that if the
| local committee should find it difficult to
house all these young men 1t might es-
tablish lovely camp in Capitol Park,
whore unlimited accommodations could
be supplied by securing tents from the
National Guard.
Such a camp would be simply delight
ful during the pleasant Septem Der mig hts,
and the visitors would be only too glad to
avail themselves of it's advantages. No
more lovely camping ground could be
wished for, and it might pe we'll for the
committee to begin to figure on it now.
If the Electric Carnival proposition be
carried out, as it doubtless will be, Sacra-
mentO will fairly swarm with visitors
| from all over the coast.
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