The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
as possible make arrangements for all
who come who are vouched for by State
TRANSFORMATION manager"

as possible make arrangements for all
who come who are vouched for by Sta te
transportation Managers"
The State headquarters, so far as known 10
the entertainment com N lttee, are as follows: ::
Massachusetts, = Palace; Missouri - Palace; !;
Texas~Palace; Tennegsee-Grand New York
California, Russ; Oregon-Badw1n, New VIII
liam Tell, Elmer, Silver State, Wilson, New
Arlington; Ohio-Langham. Stewart, Renton,
Sutherland; Pennsylvania-Pleasnn Colo
nial, Lenox. Columbia, San Remi and Chel-
sea ester, Al Sixth street;
West Virginia-Bella Vista; Iows-Berkshire
ston; Connecucut-Fairmount. Oriei; New
Jersey-Lorraine, Bradbury, Victoria, Nor
maudie, Renton; aska.Ful'on; Mime
sofa - Berteling, Beresford; Mississippi
Grand; Ala abama-Grand; Florida-Grand (;
Idaho-Golden West and 435 Geary street.
The entertainment committee has
started bureau of in Information and regis
tration. The names of all guests will be
put in alphabetical order by States, so If a
stran desires to meet any one from a
| given section of the country the clerks OF
the bureau will turn to the State in d e.
mand at once and soon be able to give the
name of the person inquired for and his
or her residence.
The following is the form to be filled by
the legaies and this information will be
at hand at all times for the use Of the
| public:
TO BE FILLED BY DELEGATE.
street
Chm ch and Denomination Observation-Disclosures.
If not a member of Christian Society, please
| register
| (If Delegate knows positively his sau Francisco
address, I'LL in; otherwise leave blank)
san Francisco address.
No.. street. COR Hotel)
The registration booths will be in charge
OF the following persons and their assist
ants: Miss G. Chaplin, Miss Annie Fraser,
| r. R. Patterson, George d. Baird. S. r.
| Wood and 3. l.. Snence.
While the reception committee hao
com paratively little to do yesterday and
were wondering if the present stagnation
would mean that they would be swamped
in the rush of the next day or two, they had
enough to attend TO 10 get little nccus-
toned TO the work of rec, living the
visitors. There are fears expressed that
many of the delegates would not reach
here before the time for closing the serv-
! ices on the last day.
The only Endeavor traihs coming yes
terday up to 8 o'clock in the evening were
| two sections of the Wisconsin division,
and these were held across the bay so late
that the reception people could 10 nothing
with them in the way of getting them en-
| tertaln nment. 1he Wisconsin delegation
has secured no hotel, and expects to be
proyid' d with accommodations at private
| houses. This means that the committee
will have to put in some hard work this
morning to get them all out of the way
be fore the other trains reach here.
To-day the Central Pacific will bring in
q train every forty minutes, and contin ue
at this rate until all the trains that were
piled up on the sidetracks at Ogden last
night are got here. As the Denver and
Rio Grande road delivered 1900 people to
the Central Pacific up to this morning
and expects TO deliver 5000 more in the
next day or two, it will be seen that the
regular trains will have trouble in getting &
through.
To-day the reception committee will
| have its full force OF workers at the ferry
| landing and also across the bay, and the
staff expresses itself as teeilng fully able
10 provide for every body that comes in.
| The first trains expected in now are thoae