The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Carnival to Last
forWeekin Sep
tember.
PLANS ARE BIG
ParlOrs From All
Sections Will
axe Part.
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

SACRAMENTO, July S1.-The ffty-ffth
anniversary Of the admission OF Csitfor-
MIA into the Union viii be fittingiy OBJ
served this year BIZ the order of Native
Sons Of the Golden West. Sacramento
VIII be host to the order and its friends
on ADMISSION day, September 9. and the
NauVe Sons Of the capital city have
been energeucally at work for more than
three years past arranging what they
believe viii be the banner celebration in
the orders history. They Will combine
with the Admission day festivities a
grand electric carnival and a week Of
pleasure, including the State Fair and
races.
The programme extends from Septem-
Der 4 TO September 10 and will be as
follows:
Monday Q4abor day., parade by vari-
Gus trades unions: Tuesday, ribbon pa
Faoe by Capital City Driving Club;
Wednesday, automobile parade, I. S.
Epson manager; Thursday, Governors
day; Friday. flag raising at Suffers Fort
IN the morning and reception of parlors
IN the afternoon and evening and Mys-
tic Shrtners' parade in the evening; Sat
urcay admission day., Native Sons pa
rade IN the morning, literary exercises
IN the afternoon, open house" at SUIT
ter's Fort in the afternoon and electrical
parade in the evening.
The following parlors have secured
headquarters and viii, in the majority
Of cases, keep open house in this city:
Precita Parlor, San Francisco, Armory
Hall; Mission Parlor. San Francisco.
Elks' Hail; Napa Parlor, Firemen's Hall:
Preside Parlor, San Francisco. Grangers'
Hall; Dolores Parlor, San Francisco,
Concord Hall, Foresters' building; Golden
Gate ParlOr, San Francisco. Liberty Hall,
T'oresters' building; FL Dorado Parlor.
San Francisco, Maple Hall, Masonic
Temple; San Francisco Parlor. Pioneer
Hall; Stanford Parlor, San Francisco,
entire Pythian Castle: Hesperian Parlor,
San Francisco, Red Mems Hall; Pied
mont and Alameda parlors, Oakland,
Sierra Hall; Pacific Parlor, San Francisco,
Turner Hall: Athens Parlor, Oakland,
Wagner's Hall; Sequoia Parlor, San
Francisco. Gormley's Hall: California
ParloT, San Francisco, Senate chamber
State Capitol; McCloud ParlOr. Redding
New Pavilion: National Parlor, San
Francisco, Haub's Hail; St. Helena Par
Tor. Napa, Supreme courtroom. State
Capitol Vallejo Parlor, Turclu building;
Twin Peaks ParlOr. San Francisco. New
Pavilion Mantle Parlor, San Francisco.
State TreasUrer's Office. State Capitol;
FL Captain Parlor. San Francisco State
Printers Office. State Capitol: Halcyon
Parlor, san Francisco, Golden Eagle Ho-
tel; Las Tomas Parlor, n D. G. w.
San Francisco. Colonial: PaIo Alto Par
Tor. San Jose Parlor, Observator Par
Tor San JOSEF and Vendome Parlor, " /
.. G. ". (San JOSEF, New Pavilion: Rim
con Parlcr, san Fra ancisco, Chamber OF
Commerce; Alcalde Parlor, San Fran
cisco, T. O. o. F. banquet hall: Marshall
ParlOr, San Francisco. SOC K street;
MarysTille Par3or and Rainbow Parlor
fWheaJano). New Pavilion; Auburn
Parlor, Silver Star Parlor Qincoln), ST.
ezra PaTlor (FOrest HID, Mountain Par
Htl) and Rocklin ParlOr. New Pavilion.
MYRIADS OF INCANDESCENTS.
In addition to the above, the follow
ing parlors viii be in line in the Ad- I
mission day parade, but have not yet
completed arrangements for head
quarters: ArgOnaut Parlor (OrovilIe), /
Chico Parlor, Hydraulic Parlor CNevada
CITY,, Quartz Parlor (Grass Valley), /
Colusa Parlor. Woodland /Parlor, Ex-
celsior ParlOr CJackson), Stockton Par
lor. EstudillO ParlOr CSan Leandro), 1
Alcatraz Parlor CSan Francisco), Men |
10 Park Parlor. Watsonville Parlor !
Sacramento ParlOr, Sunset Parlor, |
CORTLAND Parlor, Granite Parlor (Fol- |
sOm), Oak Park Parlor, Elk Grove Par
lOr, y. s. G. W, and Califia ParIor, La
Bandera Parlor. Sutter Parlor. Fern I
ParlOr (Folsom). y. D. 9. W, all OF
Sacramento County, Will have joint 4
in the State Capitol.
over twenty bands are already listed 1
for the Admission day parade, and 1t 1
Is believed there will be more parlors /
in line than on any previous occasion.
The scheme OF street decoration will !
be extensive and elaborate. There will l
be the usual flag and bunting decora- /
tions, but the most effort and money I
will be directed toward the electrical 4
display. The streets TO be decorated I
are Second. from the depot 70 J: Tenth, /
from J to L; J, from Second to Tenth, 1
and K, from Second to Tenth. On /
either side of these streets will be |
draped streamers OF colored electric Z
lights-red white, blue and yellow
74O0 fncandescent globes being used in !
this feature alone.
When the visitor steps from the train 4
he will be met by a large welcome"
arch Of electric lights. At Eighth and +
X streets he viii have presented to his
gaze 2 massive electric bower, support