The San Francisco call., 1903-09-05
W0RKINGMEN WILL CELEBRATE
AT CAPITAL AND AT SAN JOSE
Sacramento Organizations to
Fittingly Observe
Labor Day.
Special Dispatch to The Gail.

- ACRAMENTO, Sept 4-The cele-
~ braton OF Labor day by organized
labor IN this city on the eth inst.
promises to be the grfI7dest ever
held in this section cf''he State
All the labor unions in Secra.,o ito and a
number from outlying towns will take
part in the celebration. Preparations for
the event have been nearly completed by
the general committee, composed Of men,
bers Of the Fedora ted Trades Council, the
Building Trades Council and the United
Brotherhood Of Railway Employees. The
following programme for the day has
been arranged by the local committee:
Morning-Grsnd parade at 10 O'Clock and re-
view b. grand marshal at Tenth and L streets
commencing at I:S0 O'Clock. ana continuing
until intermission for dinner al o. clock; base
han game at ? O'Clock on Oak Park diamond
professional league Sacramento vs.. San Fran
cisco; vaudeville show IN Oak Park Theater
from until o'clock: field sports in Oak
follows: Wheelbsrrow race; sack race:
egg race, best two out Of three; barrel
race Fat mems race, fifty yards; fat womens
race twenty-five yards miners rock drilling
contest, open 10 all comers; boxing con-
test under the auspices OF Sacramento Athletic
E1vening-VaudeviUe show from to 10
o'clock; dancing from o'clock until midnight
The general committee Of arrangements
is made up of ten representatives from
each Of the three central bodies, as fol-
lows:
Council OF Federated rrades-Henry Code
f5s a5so5 n joh3s,Sa 0Tsa. Miles w ins aa5lord M
Charles johnson. Conrad zeiss and Carleton H.
johnson.
Building Trades Counci P. J. Bonetti. A.
II. Seyferth. z. L. McFayden, p. A Weber.
p s. Waterman, W. Seisingh. J. F. Inheld.
c L T. Tryon, f. Il. Crimmins and A. Con-
United Brotherhood Railway Employes-L
". RobetsiIle. Edwin Graham, R. Haskins.
William Peacocke, J. II. Hughes. d. Schafer.
@. y. Grafton. Emil Bayer, r. NJ. German and
@. l. Tappan.
Officers and sub-committees are as follows:
Chairman General Commfttee-H. Godegast;
seoretary, H. T. Hudson; treasurer, T L Nc
Fayden.
Parade Committee-H. Godegast (chairman).
II. G. Frey. l. ". Robetaille. F. J. Bonetu,
T. A. Webber and Emil Bayer
Amusements-P. A Weber (chairman), 7.
J.. McFayden. J. owen. n T. Hudson, William
Peacocke and r. H. Haskins.
Music. s. Waterman (cheirrlan), A H.
Seyferth. Edwin Graham, J. II. Hughes, H. c.
Frey and Miles King.
Finance-A. H. Seyferth (chairman), J. H.
Hughes and r. p. Cooke.
Printing J.. Infeld (chsirman), p. T.
Johnston and G. l. Tappan.
Audftfng-E H Crirnnins (chairman), Con-
rad Zeiss and d. Schafer-
Press-Carleton Il. Johnston (chairman), F.
J. B0netu and @. b. Grafton
Officers Federated Trades Council ".
Hanford president; H. g. Frey, vice president;
J.. ,. Johnston, secretary D. D sullivan ]
treasurer; W H Ripley business agent
T7ook- presidenf- P $ waterman. vice rresi-
dent p. A. Webber. secretary; c. L. F. Tryon /
financial secretary; T. L. McFsyden treasurer; /
r. J. B0nett, business agent
Officers United Brotherhood Railway En- 4
rloyes-H. s. Tessdaie. manager. J. T. Fitz-
gerald, agent; Emil Bayer, cashier