The record-union., 1895-09-04
COMING WITH music AND BANNERS.
Further Details of the Native Sons
Celebration.
The Line of March Laid Out-Oficers
of the Parade-The Bands
to Come Free.


of the Native Sons last evening the Fin
ance Committee reported that nearly all
the money TO defray the expenses OF the
celebration had been collected.
]. I. Skelton, Jr., Chairman o. the
Transportation Committee, reported hat
he would receive tickets for sixteen
bands and drum corps from the in
terror. He announced that the Southern
Pacific Company would give free trans
portation to the bands and drum corps.
The Decoration Committee reported that
In addition to the decorations already
selected q design of bear fifteen feet
high will be placed In front of the Capt.
toll. The design will have $50 lights.
Frank d. Ryan, Chairman OF the En-
tertainment Committee, reported that the
exercises will take place In the Plaza alter
the parade. The programme Will be as
follows:
Overture by the band; address OF well
come by Mayor Steinman; response by
Grand President Frank II. Dunno; voca!
music by double quartet; oratlon by
the Grand Orator William NJ. ConIey;
music by the band.
The badges to be worn by the Grand
Marshal and the members OF the joint
committee are of gold bullion, trimmed
on the sides with silver bullion. Inc
body of the badge is about ten inches IN
length. \ ear the center the American
and bear flags are crossed. a red, WhlUe
and blue rosette forms the top OF the
badge, and in the center of it is mlnla-
ture bear on a blue background. Be-
meath the rosette is a red, white and blue
bow-knot. In the center of the badge are
the words: General Committee OF Ar
rangements, Sacramento. September y,
lo95,' embroidered in blue bullion.
There is gold tassel on each side OF The
rosette. The bottom of the badge is OF
gold fringe.
Seventeen OF the badges have been pro-
vided for the Grand Marshal and the
Joint Committee.
On next Sunday afternoon at Sutter' 8
Fort, between and > o'clock. reception
will be rendered 10 visiting Native Sons.
1t was announced that the Southern Pa
cific Company will run a special train
from this city TO San Francisco at
O'clock on the morning of the 10th.
The committee accepted the invitation
of FL Dorado Parlor 20 attend reception
to be given by it at Smiths Hall next
Friday evening. The reception will be
TO the Joint Committee, the press. the
Carnival Committee and municipal oth-
cars.
1t was announced that on account of the
lDulsUOSlLlOn
not be able TO attend the celebration, but
that he will delegate Private Secretary
McCabe To represent him.
The subcommittee having the matter
in hand announced that Lieutenant-Goy-
ernor Millard and Secretary MoCabe
Chairman Thomas Fox and Secretary
James Henderson of the Joint CommitIee
will ride together in carriage.
Grand Marshal W1n. NJ. Henderson
has appointed Scott z. Ennis as his Chic
Aid, and Frank w. Marston of San
Francisco as Chief OF Staff. The Division
Marshals will be as follows: First Divi-
zion, +. L. Johnson; Second Division,
w. w. Greer; Third Division, Eugene L.
Bert of San t'rancisco; Fourth Division
II. X. Memo of Stockton; Fifth Divi-
sion, w. j. McCreary OF San Francisco;
Sixth Division, Frank Ruhstaller, Jr.
The Aids to the Grand Marshal will be
as follows: II. h. Keefer, Woodland; a.
Ramlsh, Los Angeles; Thomas A. Lane,
San Francisco; Fred Hampel, Brooklyn;
Charles Cramn, Oakland; Charles Ohl-
andt. san Francisco; John Tateam, ID OIL
lister; l.. i. Cham berIain, Auburn; Jas
Iogue, Folsom; u. II. Stevens, Vallejo
w. A. Brook, Shasta: DR.. J. p. ID. Dunn,
Oakland; Edward Is. Ward, Oroville; SOL
Jacobs. san Francisco; A. K. Underwood
san Jose; q. Z. Freeman, Fresno; w. +.
Chapman, Alameda: 4. II. Black kwell
Bonner; NJ. q. Owens. San Francisco; j.
w. Smith, Benicia; q. w. Donahue, Ma
dera; (. X. Hanson, Alameda; William
Robinson, Grass Valley; g. q. Bambauer,
Merced; J. (. Heffren, lone; G. NJ.
Wooster, san Jose; W. I, Nahlberg
Santa Crnz; j. A. burlington, San Fran
cisco; H. w. Herrick. Lower Lake; w
+. Bagley, Santa Rosa; Louis Z. Powell
son, san Francisco; j. l.. Mann, Watson
willie; C. f. McMenomy. f. J. Hille-
brand, c. 4. Brady, san Francisco; j. z,
Peckham, San Mateo; John smith, Hay
wards: j. Schultz, Forbestown; j. L.
Howell, J. =. Kelly, San Francisco; Do
lores JaureZ, Napa; II. Il. Barber, Stock
ton; William L. Clelland, MeDlo Park
Charles II. Lyon, Clarksville; w. T.
Klauer, Sierra City; L. g. Lohsz, Sar
Francisco.
All societies intending to participate in
the parade are requested TO notify the
Grand Marshal or Frank L. Lafferty, q
Eleventh and J streets, as soon as possi
BILE, so that they may be assigned places
In line. The parade will start promptly
at o'clock on the morning of the 9Th
and the line of march will be as follows
Formation at Fourth and NJ streets
thence along NJ to Tenth, TO X, to Second
10 j, and thence up that street far enough
TO permit OF countermarch.
The owners and renters of property
along the line of march are requested t(
decorate in time for the parade.
The Grand Marshal and Aids will NEE
the San Francisco Native Sons at the de
pot next Saturday night and will escor
them to headquarters.