The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-04
NATIVE SONS
ARE READY FOR
THE PARADE.
Music and Red Fire
for the Eighth.
DETAILS FOR NIGHT PARADE
AL ARE ANXIOUS TO START
FOR SAN JOSE.
The Native Daughters to Turn Out.
La Estrella Parlor Will
Have Sur
prise.
DETAILS FOR NIGHT PARADE
AL ARE ANXIOUS TO START
p. FOR SAN JOSE.

The San Francisco and Alameda Native
Sons have made all their arrangements for
the grand celebration in San Jose on Fri
day next. At the meeting of the joint
Ninth of September Committee held last
night in Native Sons Hall the final de-
tails were attended to, and as the COM
rnittee was about to adjourn David c.
Martin of Stanford Parlor, one Of the
transportation committee, speaking for
the larger parlors and fraternally repre-
:senting the smaller ones. said: I'VE are
all ready TO move the procession and hold
our next meeting in San Jose on Friday
next"
: Among the details arranged last night
was the placing of tiCket-SellerS at the
ferry landing ON this side on the after
noon of the Sth, the night of that day and
on the 9TH TO accommodate those who
may wish to go to the Garden City by
the special on the Sth, which will connect
with the $50 O'Clock narrow-gauge boat,
or. by the narrow gauge on the following
day.
the Military Academy at San Rafael with
tickets at cut rates was defeated, on the
ground that it would not be fair to give
such rates to outsiders when they were
denied to the Native Daughters.
= It was decided to ask the railroad com
pany to stop its trains at Twentysffth
residents of the Mission, and II the com
pany will do so the fact will be made
known through The Call and other
papers.
The committee on parade in this city on
the night of the Sth reported that there
will be a procession formed as folloWs'
moving a SIS o'clock:
Mounted police; Grand Marshal D. A Ryan.
Chief Of staff L. F. Sericano. Chief Aid Ed L..
Head. First divisional. c. Groezinger, Mar
shall; aids. J. J. Nielsen and James NJ Hanley;
grand officers. Rincon. California. Pacific.
Marshall and Golden Gate Parlors. Second d.
Kerrigan and Hugh McIsaac; Stanford. Mis-
sion, Ell Dorado, Yerba Buena, Bay City and
Mantle parlors. Third division-Marshal. Louis
Nonnemann: aids, Louis P. Powelson and Ed
Oelrch san Francisco, National. Precita, Hes
perian and Alcatraz parors. Fourth division
Marshal. William c: Miller; aids. George. ].
South San Francisco, Olympus and Preside
parlors.
street, from Post to Market, to Third to
the Southern Pacific depot. There will
be red fire, fireworks, music and drum
corps.
G. w. Dinkelspiel Charles Heverin, En-
NETT Hayden, William Milton, S. V. Cos
tello, Ed Oelrich. ]. F. Tyler. Milton R
NJ. Claratz, Thomas H. Casey. ]. H. Will
liams. Nathan Rogers, Ed Sieberst NJ. NJ
.Raugan. F: T. Martens, Hugh McIsaacs
J. w. Collier, j. Fl. Glas, Leon WELLER
Jules Godeau, James Hanley, J. W. Kent
eel, Paul Mcdonald, John f. Barnard
Eugene Gauhtier Jr., NJ. E. LIGHT. Eu-
gene Korn, Charles Lindemann and Mark
A. Devine.
Alfred L. Morgenstern of Halcyon Par
lor, Alameda. chairman of the hotel and
9Th of September committee is one of the
very energetic workers in the order of
Native Sons. He is faithful and earnest
arid being one Of those men who makes
friends at sight has. by his fraternal de-
votion. won the respect and esteem f
in the order who have met him. At the
last held session of the Grand ParIor Al
Nevada City he won many words of COM
mendation for the manner in which
when on the floor of that body, he Re
membered the Maine"
California Parlor No. l will have as its
guests the members Of Buena Vista Par