The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-30

a member OF the executive board, came
the next communication. 1t was as fol-
lows:
Conrad Trieber, San Francisco: Read your
telegram at branch meeting last night. Have
wired protest. w. ID. FLAHERTY.
Dated 4:33 P. NJ. yesterday came the fol-
lowing message from S. +. Stevens, chair
man of the executive board:
Con Trieber: Look for good news to-mor-
row. 1 am still for Frisco. STEVENS.
But the committee did not have to wait
until tomorrow Just twelve minutes
after Chairman Stevens had sent his dis
patch Z. w. Worthington tipped off the
good news which Chairman Stevens was
holding up his sleeve, and the San Fran
cisco letter-carriers knew theirs would be
the pleasant duty of Welcoming the Ia
tional association. President Worthing-
toms dispatch was worded as follows:
CHICAGO Aug. 90. 80 P. NJ.
Con Trieber: National executive committee
in sess ion here has decided for San Francisco.
c. w. WoRruINGToN.
The convention association held meet
ing at the City Hall yesterday afternoon
TO arrange details for the conventions
proper entertainment. The unfor innate
uncertainty as to the meeting place viii ch
has Just been dispelled has delayed the
comm ittee in its canvas sing for funds and
has also occasioned considerable addi-
ilonal expense in the way OF telegraph
ing. The cenvassing committee will re-
sumo its labors with vigor this morning.
Contributions to the fund Will be ac-
knowledged bv The CALL.
The following are the subscrip tons up
to Saturday night:
Russ House u. S. Young, $25; Golden West
Hotel SIS st. Nicholas Hotel, T5; James Ma
CURE, So; w. S. Jones, Security Savings Bank.
S. National Cash Register Company (Pierce
So; Langley & Michaels Company, s.; Alaska
Mining and Transport ltion Company, 50; P.
F. Angonnet, So; ]. Porcher, 81; B. Pas9uale
son slo ST. cash. csaile s. JACOBSEN Sasel
J. NJ. Moore, ST.; A. Pulls. ST.
William B.; Lem%e & CO. 81 so; ss 5
cash, So; Joseph Levy, 50; cash, 81; :. Blum
& Sons, ST.; B. I. Babbitt. 50; cash. So; s. Err
ranger Il Galenger, 50; Marshall Thggart d
Co. 81; Wolf & sons, SO; D. N. Bollman 4 Co.,
K Malcolm, 81; A. Levy & Co.. 81; Francis
Bros, 81; G. Neuwald 4 Co., ST.; Behlman
Bros, 81, McDonough e. Kenyon, So SO; W. j.
Murray, 81; NJ. S: slem,s, 81; Ludbeh &
Delucchi. ST; Pac tic Power Company, So SO;
c. A. Luckhardt, So so; Sadler d Co., So so:
United Workmen Boot and Shoe Company,
Company. So so; R. D. Hume, So so; H. G.
Schaertzer, ST. SO; Jonn Rosenfeld & Son, S.
B4ruch Company, 81 so; Heyman Bros,
So SO; s. W. Heller, So SO; ocholaert & Brath,
So so; Pope & Talbot. So; Ch:ckering, Thomas
d Gregory, So so; William Berry, So so; Ger
perdine & Co., So so; Hecht Bros. & Co.,
cash. So 80; cash, A.. B. F., So so; 4: n.
W. Ii. Snedaker 81 SO; Hicks-Judd Company,
So so; John A. Wr.g ht, 81; cash, Sd; Lanca-
sh.r Insurance Company. So so; Transatian
| tic Fire Insurance Company OF hamburg. s.;
! Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. So SO
| the Thuringia Insurance Company. So SO; the
! A. Hart Company, 81; NJ. Saunter 81; Demp-
| ster & Sons. ST. Sacramento Electric Railroad
| Company, 81 cash. So cash. So; San Fral cisco
! md Norm Pacific Railway Company, $25; y.
| PuIldoria, So 80.