The record-union., 1899-09-04

The local Natives will entertain the
Pioneers, together with the visiting Ma
tives, at the Pavilion in the evening.
Grand Marshal Crowell reported
there would be very large turnout OF
Natives in the evening parade, with
lots of music and fireworks and plenty
of enthusiasm. He will announce his
aides and line of march later
Saturday, the 9th. the local Natives
will meet each visiting Parlor, as it
arrives at the depot. with a band and
escort the visitors to Foresters Hall,
where open house will be held all
day for Native Sons and Daughters.
CONTINUATION TICKETS.
The Directors yesterday decided to
issue a So communication ticket for the
Pavilion, good for the two weeks of the
Fair. 1t entities the holder to three
admissions each day. and he or she has
the privilege of taking in one other
adult each time.
The Board has also renewed the Park
Communication ticket-15 admissions for
SO. The holder of one of these tickets
can use the coupons as rapidly as he
pleases-all in one day. if he SO DESIRES
THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
The Executive Committee of Sacra-
mento Council of the United CONNER
cial Travellers, consisting of Fred l..
Martin, H. S. Bell and John F. Olsen,
assisted by r. NJ. Richardson and Ed.
Lynn, returned from San Francisco
on the overland express last night.
They report that on arriving at San
Francisco they were met by a Recep-
t1I
Council and escorted to carriages in
waiting, and were driven to the cham
Der of that Council. where they were
royalty entertained. Addresses were
made by Chairman Fred l. Martin and
Messrs. Bell, Olsen. Richardson and
Lynn, and were nicely responded to by
members of Golden Gate Council who
We're largely represented for this occa-
sion.
Arrangements are to be made to- char
ter two cars from San Francisco for
the travelling men, leaving there by the
& O'Clock overland train on Thursday
evening, the 7th instant
After the adjournment of the Council
the Sacramento delegation were driven
to Techau Tavern, where nice repast
was served. Addresses were made by
There is no doubt that the visit from
the Sacramento delegation will result
in an increased attendance on CONNER
cial Travellers Day. Golden Gate Coun-
ell has an excellent lineup of expert
ball players to participate in the game
to be played here. and the members
feel confident they will carry off the
prize on that occasion.
Cl,, A.
mento delegation were invited to visit
the press-room of one of the large daily
papers. and courtesies were extended
from the Examiner Chronicle" and
Call" Sunday was consumed in
meeting the travelling men from the diff
ferent houses at the parlors of the Cali
fornia Hotel
There is no doubt but Sacramento
will entertain at least 500 travelling
men on Commercial Travellers Day, to
say nothing of the large influx of coun-
try visitors, and it will no doubt be
demonstra ted that when Sacramento
has occasion to be we'll represented that
she can call on her travelling represent
atives. who can handle any occasion
with credit to themselves as well as
to the town they represent.
ODD FELLOWS DAY
The Odd Fellows State Fair Com
mittee met yesterday to perfect ar
rangements for it's demonstration next
Thursday evening at the Pavilion The
committee reported everything in readi-
ness.
George B. Katzenstein rendered his
resignation as Grand Marshal of the
parade, on account Of his recent illness
and on the advice of his physician. Ell |
wood Bruner was elected in his stead |
The line of march will be from Ninth |
and K to ], to Third. to K, to Tenth, to
L, to the Pavilion.
The members of the Rebekah lodges |
will join the parade on the return |
march up K street. The special feat |
ures of the program at the Pavilion |
will be the address of Grove L. Johnson !
and the sword drill by the Cantons of |
this city. sss