The San Francisco call., 1898-01-04
PRESIDENT McKINLEY'S INVITATION.

II. Daniels, Mrs. Tillman and Mrs.
 Conrad
 ... Committee reports indicated that <. much progress in the way of arrang-
 ing for the great demonstration had .. 5een made.
 The subject of finance engaged the :sarnest attention of the committee
 Mr. Coleman deemed it best to state plainly that the collections were not
 up to the expectations of the commit
 lee. but he expressed the hope that
 the members of the finance committee
 would go to work to-day with renewed
 zeal At the suggestion of the chair man several leading citizens were added to the comittee.
 ~ It was suggested by Samuel Thorn ton that the members of the Miners :. Association residing in the mountain counties be communicated with. The representatives of the mining corpo- ratiOns residing in San Francisco en- tertain the opinion that the mining companies have made contributions to the jubilee fund in their respectlve counties Obviously there is a ms take in this regard. as the interior contributions have been made to sus- tain the mining exhibits at the talr. It was decided to advise the interior committeeman of this fact.
 : Tn addition to the sum or Sozoo here- tofore announced the following sub scriptions were announced yesterday: .''' Raphael XyeiH 6. Co.,, White House, sl00; Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad, 50; Mount Tamalpais Scenic Railway ESQ: Raphaels Incorporated, $5O; Frank Maskey s25: Sherman, Clay & Co.,. $25; Newman & Levinson. S25; Roos Bros, s22 The Hastings, $25; Charles, Newman a1 S go :s1s: Frank Koenig, S10: Charles Keilus, s10; William Schreiber, s; Horsch & Kaiser s; Honson & Elrich. 50; Iachman k Co, 8; J. M Rademacher' $o' Ohloh - Cloth Company, S5.
 :: T,rev L. Ford from the committee :: cn literary and musical exercises at .tba Pavilion announced that the sum CF s150O would be required to carry out inc programme of music. decoration, a'+tendance and arrangement of the seats at the Pavilion. MT Fora said if was the desire or the com Iilittee to engage Cassasas pInu VI ol forty pieces. The executive committee after due reflection decided to author .ize the expenditure of the sum desired.
 IS K Thornton from, the committee on publicity and promotion reporteo that he had supplied the santa fe Railroad at the request Of the com " pany with GOO posters for distribution on the line of the road.
 An extended and gratifying report from the parade committee was pre- scented by MT. Daniels in the absence of Chairman Grady. Everything mas been fixed for parading the United : States troops, the National Guard. the :sivic societies, the Supervisors, School ": Directors. regents of the university, ..liibernians, Exempt Bremen, Native : Sons and Daughters and others.
 The invitation to be present at the Golden Jubilee celebration to be sent
 by the executive committee to Presi-
 dent Mckinley will be on exhibition
 at Shreve & Co.'S on Wednesday,. The
 invitation will be engraved on gold
 plate 4x6 inches in size, and will be in-
 closed in a simple black leather case.
 The design is most elaborate. At the
 top, surmounting the words Cali
 fornia's Golden Jubilee" Is the State
 seal Beneath are the words of invita-
 tion signed by J. H. Jewett, $. H.
 Daniels, T. J. Parsons and Henry
 Lunstedt. On the left side under the
 late l848 are scenes of the olden days,
 2 prairie schooner crossing the plains,