The record-union., 1895-09-07


Hall, Ninth street, between l and j.
Vallejo Parlor No. ". Chick kering Hall.
j street, between Eighth and Ninth.
Hesperian Parlor of San Francisco, At
kinson College. Ninth and K streets.
Precita No. 1877, Foresters' Hall.
South San Francisco No. l57, Superior
Courtroom No. l.
National No. lis, Supervisors room.
Olympus No. 1S9, Mansion House.
Bay City No. 104, Superior Court No. 2.
Niantic No. 105. Bureau of Highways
room.
STRONG APPEAL.
The following circular has been issued
to the members of Sacramento Parlor:
To Members Of Sacramento Parlor, No.
3.-BRoTHER: On September 7th, Sth and
9th our brothers from all over our State
will be our guests. It will be the first
time since 1884 that we will have this
pleasure, and to uphold the name of Sac
ramento Parlor and OF our city, we must
do all in our power 10 make their visit
one of pleasure and delight. To do this,
each brother must put his shoulder to
the wheel and help. Do not let it be said
that we did not give our brothers a royal
good time.
On Saturday evening, September 7th, a
beautiful banner will be presented to
our parlOr by Califa Parlor, n. ID. q.
W., and every member is requested to
meet at the parlor at 7:30 P. NJ. sharp.
After the banner presentation, and at
1880, the members of Sacramento Parlor
will form in line of march to the depot for
the purpose of meeting and esc0rting the
arriving San Francisco parlors to their
headquarters. The new suits will not be
worn on this evening.
The members will meet promptly at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and no later, at the Assem-
bly, Cham ber, State Capitol, for the pur
pose OF turning out in our great parade.
Every member is earnestly requested
to turn out on this occasion, as the eyes
OF the visiting parlors will be on US.
Badges will pe given to only those who
are in the parade. Let's all turn out,
Fraternally. 4. J. WELDON, President.
ii. Q. TUBES. Secretary.
LINE OF MARCH.
The procession will form on M street at
Fourth and will march up NJ to Tenth,
up Tenth to X, down X to Second, on
Second to j, and up j as far as will be
necessary IL order to countermarch.
TO NATIVE DAUGHTERS ONLY.
The banner to be presented to Sacra-
mento Parlor No. 3. n. $. q. W.. tonight
by Califia Parlnr, Native Daughters, will
be on exhibition this afternoon at 2
O'Clock to Native Daughters only, in the
banquet room at Grangers' Hail, Tenth
and Is streets.
SAN FRANCISCO PARADE.
The San Francisco parlors have been
notified that grand parade has been ar
ranged to take place III that city prior TO
the departure OF the city parlors this
evening, Septsmbe Der 9TH.
The city parlors and parlors en- route
will assem- Die at Market street and
Golden Gate avenue a. p. NJ. and will be
assigned places in line by the Marshal
or his aids. All brothers are urgently re-
quested TO participate in this parade,
whether they accompany the parlors to
Sacramento or not.
The parade viii move promptly at 7:l5
2. NJ and all parl0rs not in line at that
hour will fall into their places as desig-
mated. Of the twenty-one parlors four
teen have music or drum corps. On ar
rival at Sacramento the formation of line
there will be the same as at San Fran
cisco.
KEEP OFF THE AWNINGS.
People will be liable to crowd into the
awnings to watch the procession. In this
connection the Mayor says: "Let the
people of the city of Sacramento beware
OF croWdlng the awnings on j and X and
cross streets on the occasion of the Native
Sons celebration and the Carnival parade
on that night. These awnings were not
built for weight, but more Tor ornament.
Our citizens well know that if they are
permitted TO be crowded on that day or
that night there is great danger OF serious
injury to limb, if not loss OF life. 1t be-
hooves the owners of property to see that
these awnings are not allowed 10 be
crowded. 1t is the duty of our citizens to
watch out fo1 these things themselves,
and see that proper warnings are given to
our visitors, and proper measures tax en-
to keep them out of danger. Sacramento
cannot afford TO have any accidents on
that day or that night"
In addition to this a number of con-
tractors of the city have signed the fol-
lowing warning:
1--WE, the undersigned contractors, feel
! it our duty to warn all citizens from al
lowing a crowd to congregate on the
hanging awnings or balconies, as we
don't consider them safe. as they are not
built for that purpose.
Philip Wolf. J. Z. Harriss, Snier
Bros. Silas Garlic. Henry Elliot, I. NJ.
Hastings, G. A. Wendt, VIM. Hook &
Son"