The San Francisco call., 1897-09-04

ternoon and reported about $4,000 on hand
in cash and subscriptions This falls short
about $1,000 of the sum counted upon by
the committee, but efforts will be made
to collect portion if not all OF that sum
to-day.
The batSe of the local delegates is a
work of art. 1t is OF blue satin, with gold
braid and tassels. The badge is about
eight inches long and two inc ies W de. 1t
is crested with a pretty medallion bearing
the woru, 'delegate," aud from it is n
heavy golden bear. The inscription is as
follows: "Delegale Golden Gate Bre uch
No. 2l4, \. A. L. c., San Francisco, 1897. :"
The local committees are as follows:
Smith (chairmanl, Conrad Trieber Secretary,
Thomas c. FinnegaE (treasurerl, |. c. Levy
(fnanc:al secretary, Fl. F. Logan, A. F. Bates,
Charles Seeburst. T. J. Mullins, R. S. Logan. L
+. Nunau, r. NJ Roche, H. NJ Locke, II. B.
CooIey, Charles de La Fontalne, Joseph Nc
Gill, Thomas Nixon, L. Z. Bo:vin, Charles A
Wisewsn, D. f. Dougherty, George w. Yost, R.
Il. Morse, George H. Swift, H. schaefer, B. F.
Wigginton, NJ. G. OFT, NJ. c. Lorigan, Hugh
Willis, John OConnor, A. +. Goetze.
Executive committee-Frank Smith, chair
man; Conrad Trieber, secretary; Thomas c.
Flnnegan, treasurer; ]. S. Sullivan, R. NJ
Rcche.
Fmance-J. s. Sullivan, chairman; l. c. Le-
vey, Thomas Nixon, D. F. Dougherty, R. NJ.
Roche, Charles Seeburt.
Transportation R NJ Roche, chairman; !;
George H. Swift, Thomas Mullins. John O'Con-
nor, NJ. G. OFT.
Souvenir and badges-Frank E. Smith, chair
man; Thomas c. Finnegan. H. B. Cooley, Con-
rad Treber.
Invitation and reception-L E. Boivin
(chairman), A. E. Goetze. L. F. Nunan, a: +.
Wigginton, George H. Swift, Charles de la
Fontaine, NJ. G. OFT.
Hotels and halls-Charies A wisewen
(chairmau). George w. Yost. r s Logan, L. F.
Nunan, b. F. Wigginton, A. F. Bates.
Entertainmeut-George w. Yost. (chairman).
L F. Nunan, II; NJ. Locke, 81: +. Logan, L. E.
Boivin, D. F. Dougherty, E. sch9fer, l. c.
George H Swift, Conrad Trieber.
BanQuet-H. F. Logan (chairman), r. NJ.
Roche. B. F. Wigginton, J. L. Sullivan, Conrad
Trleber.
Press and sneakers-R. H. Morse. .(chairman),
Charles A. Wisewell. H schafer George W.
Yost.
Printing!. C. Levey chairman H J.
Willis, Thomas Nixon, NJ. c. Lorigan, NJ. G.
OFT.
Decorations and parade-Joseph McGin
(chairman), H. J. Willis, A. F. Bates, E. D.
Finley.
Ladies' Au1iliary-Conrad Trieber (chair-
man). H. Schafer, L. E. Bolvin, II. F. Logan,
B. F. Wigginton, Charles de la Fontaine, A. E.
Goetze.
Postmaster Montague yesterday ad-
dressed circular to all the branch post
offices in this City requesting the carriers
to parade in full uniform next Monday.
a meeting of the Letter-carriers' Con-
vention Association was held in Judge
de Hayen's Courtroom lasr night
with John L. Meares in the chair. Reports
of committees were considered.
The parade committee reported that the
procession would form at Second ami
Market streets at 2:30 P. NJ. on Monday.
The parade will be made up of the d ifferent
Postotfce stations arranged in alphabetical
order, carts, carriages, bands, etc, in the
following order:
Platoon of mounted police; carriages
containing the Governor, Postmaster,
Mayor and others; New York letter-car-
rierS' band, color bearer, Honorary Presi-
dent John L. Meares, Grand Marshal
E ward D. Finley ami the following aids:
John ]. Maher, station D; Robert Morse,
station A; Thomas Mahoaey, station c;
G. Calder, main office; E. J. Schneider,
collectors in mail carts; San
Francisco Letter band. and
Eastern carriers.
The line Of march will be as follows:
Second and Market streets, along Market
street to Golden Gate avenue, to Van Ness
avenue, 10 Geary street, countermarching
on Van Ness avenue to Market. where the
procession Will De OlSm1 sea.
The programme committee ported the
following:
Opening exercises at Odd Fellows Hall at
8 o clock Monday evening; trip to Chinatown,
III M.
Tuesday-Morning and afternoon sessions
Evening: the Chutes; trip TO Chinatown ad-
dress by President j. n. Parsons: "Trip
Through California" by Inspector james W.
Erwin, with stereopticon views-Odd Fellows
Hall.
Wednesday-Morning and afternoon ses-
sions. Evening: The Chutes; Trip to China
town and visit to the Hopkins institute of Art.
Thursday-State holiday; picture OF dele
gates to be taken on Mint .eps al 9 A. NJ; bus
excursion to the Preside, Cliff House and
park; visit to Olympic Club on return. Even
ing. banquet at Odd Fellows Hall.
Friday-Morning, afternoon and evening
sessions. with trip to Chinatown at IL P.
notwithstanding session; visit to the
Union Iron Works at 1870 P. NJ. Evening,
Mechanics Pavilion.
Sunday-Excursion to snd barbecue at Santa
Cruz.
The arrangements for the excursion to
Santa Cruz on Sunday a week were COM
pieted. 1t was decided to stop en- route at
the Big Trees