The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01

mittee;. entertains% the hope, now that the holiday :seas0n :::is:. drawing to. "a. close, that the: funds. for: carrying through the -celebraElon* will increase rapidly. It is. the: destre: of the: manage uent *of*the@ jubilee. .tfat [; the citizens of San. Francisco, and respectfully those se- lected by the. finance cornnlittee to 5see cure subscriptions; -sflouId. Keep *cen- stantly.jn mind. the fact that hut little QNer three weeks remain before. :: the. opening day of the: celebEation.-:: Tiie finance ~committee> has authorized: the publication of theefoliowing partial list Of subscriptions: :: .:... Y: ....
 City and county: of ..s San Francisco, Sf500@ Mrs. Phebe A: Hearst, S500:: Joseph Clark, $590; Hon. James -.D:; .Phela.n. $5eG; Spring Valley Water Works; :-$$225G 15d- ward. Coleman, $250 fornia=street Railway Company. -< s2l9; :: Union Iron Works, s200; San: Era nciseo and Mort Ii Nevada Bank -$l00;. CroGker-@No 70 olworth National: Bank, $l0Q; .AIglo-C CdlifoTnian Bank (limfted}, slQQ; EoTldgn, Paris and American Bank, SlgQ5 Alfred Borel &. Co, Sl0O; Bank of Calif9rnia, Sl00;:. Morning Star Mine, >s1OQ; California Powder Com pany, S100; Mutual sayings Bank, $50 ; Judsom Dynamit te. and. Powder: ( Company, so; Western Fuse Com paily, $5Q;" Ensign, Beckford 65 Coz $50. San + ranGisco Com uercial TTaXeIers' Ass0ci4tion,s $50; Dun ham, Carrfgan= & Hayden Co; $5J; Mil fer. Sloss & Scott, $50s: YoE0 hama. Specie Bank Qimited); :$55; +DonQhoe: Kelly Ban nix ing Company-r $50; London and San Fran cisco Bank 4IiTnited)s $59; San Francisco Savings Tnion, $50; German Savings and Loan Society $50;.- California. Safe: De- 'posit and Trust Company $5Qi Security Savings Bank: -$50;>. tiumbofGt savings and Loan Society, .S25;; Savings and T0arf Society, $25; St. Nicholas Hotel, S25;. Calf, fornfa Cap Company s25; General Efec-- tric Company, $25; George H. Tay & Go. SzS:+ Goodyear Rubber Company s25 : Crane & Co, s25;. Christian FroeIich, s25; Rudolph Spreckels; $29; Standard Oil Johnson Restaurant Company, SlQQ; P w Krone. $50; Aug E. Drucker, $50; Car dalf & Marston. $50; Page & Falch, $50; Bush Bros, $25; A. W bennett, S25
 Ralston Restaurant, s15; Eugene West, $l0; total, $6250-
 A famous. pioneer who will be present at the celebration is. Mrs. Hannah II. Cameron, widow of the late Mayor Cameron of Sonoma. She will visit her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Martin, 2918 How ard street. Mrs. Cameron was one ot the first to salute the flag as 1t was un- furled to the breeze over Sutters Fort. She sailed through the Golden Gate in March, 1847.
 The citizens of San Francisco will, in the jubilee parade, probably see for the last time the members or the famous exempt firenen in a body John J. Guilfoyle, secretary of the company, reported to the jubilee parade commit tee yesterday that the ranks of these veterans had been reduced by death from HOO men to 94. They will turn out their small hand-fire engine drawn by fifty of their number, and their large engine to be drawn by the finest team of horses the city can furnish. President. George T. Bohen of the Board of Fire. Commissioners has re- ported to the parade committee that the Commissioners have authorized Chief Sullivan to enter in the parade a steam fre-engine, a chemical engine and a hook and ladder truck. The ap- paratus will be accompanied by band of firemen in uniform, and decorated, if it be thought advisable
 The public school children will be well represented in the jubilee celebra- tion. Professor George S. Meihling, in- structor in physical culture of the San Francisco School Department is at