The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
VETERANS TENANT
CAMP REYNOLDS
Canvas City Opened at
Santa Cruz.
GATHERING OF WARRIORS
SEVERAL HUNDRED ALREADY
ON THE SCENE.
Los Gatos Delegation Has Charge Of
the First Days Programme
and Acquits Itself
Creditably.
SEVERAL HUNDRED ALREADY
ON THE SCENE.
speoIal ptspatch to The can.

SANTA CRUZ, july o.-CaInp w dlldCe
Reynolds has been formally opened witt
over 200 occupants and more arriving OF
every train. To-day was given over en-
ttrely to the Los Gatos delegation, which
had charge Of the programme for to-
night The entertainment was almost en-
tirely supplied by Los Gatos talent. Il
opened with a selection by the fife anc
drum corps OF that city and included 6
recitation by Miss Davis; poem, Mrs. 5
NJ. Lining; reading, Mrs. John Fitch
recitation, Miss Stella Hamilton; ad
dresses by Comrade Lawrence, Command
er Nichols of E. O. c. Ord Post. G.. A. R.
and others.
The camp is down to business and the
following committees are at work:
Executive committee-F. c. Bates, F.
E. Star ck H. NJ. Barker, Thomas kel-
ley, James Dougherty, L. l.. Nat
finger, o. J. Lincoln.
Invitation and speakers-Dr. Thomas
Kelley, Judge Lucas E. Smith, "; J.
Walcott, O. ]. Lincoln, II. I. Welch,
j. il. Russell.
Programme and prtnting-Major F.
E Starck, J. Ed Lee, Colonel L. L
oney, Moore Briggs, Mrs. Alice A.
Newhall, Annie M. Piper, W. II. Pat
tern.
Smith. J. Dougherty, O.. ]; Lincoln.
W. H. Lawrence, G. c. Rodell. o. K.
Able3.
Tents and camp formation-zH. NJ.
G: E.. Hauck, w; H. Patten. c. Crag-
MUSIC and general entertainImentTI
X j. BPtier, Ms. Ms A4lcg y od a, Ne%naIl, Gen9d
S. Walker. w. II. Lawrence, Helen
Noble, Carrie Hailstone Maley, Sa-
lone NJ Bates, w. j. Wallace, Amelia
Hobsan, William H. Brown, J. J.
Peacd O. D. Conterno, Annie NJ. Piper,
w. NJ. Fredericks, G.. c. Rodell. Rev.
G. J; Thompson, George c. ANDERSON
William Knapp, George W. Newhal;
The following officers are in command:
Commander-F. c. Bates.
Chief of staff and A. A. G.-Major F.
f. Starck.
Lee.
Quartermaster-H. NJ. Barker.
Medical Director-Dr. c. E. Hail
stone.
Sergeant Maior-Moore Briggs.
Quartermaster Sergeant-B. 2. Schu-
The council of administration consists
of the commander, eX-OtficiO president;
the chief of staff, eX-OtficiO vice prest-
dent; the adjutant, eX-offCio secretary;
the quartermaster, eX-Oftfcio treasurer,
and Comrades DIR. Thomas Kelley, DIR.
NJ. A. Southworth, W. J. Wolcott, L.
L. Nattinger, Henry T. Welch, John
S. Branum, O. K. Ables James Dough-
erty. O. d. Conterno, William NJ. Fred
ericks. George w. Lee No. 2, L. A.
Mahoney. John H. Russell. T. j. Stone,
O. J. Lincoln, c. f. Hauck, George c.
Anderson, r. j. Butler and A. S. Orms-
by.
Vice Commanders-AIice a. Newhau
and w. II. Patton Gn charge of pro-
gramme July 4 and 10), Aids-Mes-
DANES Annie NJ. Piper, Susie J. Harris,
Ida + Springer, Susan Craghill, Mary
3. Patten Miss Kitty Trumbly, Flora
/. Keye, Clara McKinstry, Libbie Ten
Dl inh
John Capp, A. II. Kane, Alton Gould,
II. c. Henny and S. B. Swanton.
Mary E. Hood, George S. Walker and
w. II. Lawrence un charge or pro
gramme July 3 and IL. Aids-Mes-
danes Roda Demo, Martha Ford, Abbie
Schular. Susannah Carol and Alice V.
Hutchinson.
gramme July 6 and 12-Aids: Mes
DANES Leora Drew, Diantha Gage,
Sarah Tustin, Mary Orr, Ellen Phelps;
George W. Hanson, Daniel McGiinley;
George NJ. Phelps, NJ. H. Osgood and
William NJ Fredericks.
Carrie Hailstone Maley and Robert
J. Butler in charge OF programme
Rice, Lille Haynes, Misses Maude
Hauck, Ada V. Hampton, a. L. Brewer,
Charles X. Mears, George w. Ousley,
G. 3. Burdick and George A Nogt.
Saloma NJ. Bates and H. J. Wallace,
in charge of programme July and
14-aids: Mesdames Nellie McGinley,
Belle Lamb, Annie E. Putnam, Han
nah NJ Jack, L. NJ. Eley, Alice E.
Wallace; L. a, Mahoney, James
Dougherty, W. H. Franklin, John S.
Barnum and T. ]. Stone.
Amelia Hobson, William II. Brown
and j. ]. Peard, in charge of pro-
gramme July 9 and 15-Aids: Mrs.
Maybury,- Lou Trip, Mrs. Lewis, Il.
Frankie Porter, Miss Ella McGrury;
D. D. Tennyson, J. e. Hoyt, E. A. Nc
Clintock, j. Olmstead and G. w. Ray
burn.