Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-04
T o. D A Y.
How We will Celebrate the Anniver-
sary of Our National Independ.
ence.


ence.
There will be no lack of enjoyment
for all to-day. Besides the general eel
ebration, each nationality will cele-
brate in its own peculiar style. The
Germans will have dramatic enter
tainment and ball in the evening, the
Irish will dance at Stearns' Hall, the
Americans and Spanish will partici-
pate in all, and celebrate specially at
the various Local Option establish
ments in every block, and those who
are barred from any of these will dine
with the Methodists in the skating
rink, join in the proceedings of the
Grangers, or march with the Gala
thumpians. After the firing of guns
and the salute of bombs and crackers
which will usher in the day, the first
thing of Importance will be
THE GENERAL CELEBRATION.
All of the societies and organizations
joining in the procession will assemble
promptly at $3.50 A. M, as follows: The
first division will form on Sixth street
This division comprises the mounted
police, Grand Marshal and Aids, Mar
shall of Division, Band, Los Angeles
Guards, President, Reader, Orator,
Poet and Chaplain, Foreign Consuls,
District and County Judges, Mayor
and Common Council, Federal and
Bar, car containing Liberty,n Jus
ticeu and "Peace.n
The second division, comprising the
Changers and band, will form on Main
street
The third division will form on
Fourth street, with the following or
ganizations: Band, Turn-Verein Ger
mania, Los Angeles Fire Company,
veterans of the Mexican war, Trium-
phal Car, representing the States OF
the Union, with the Goddess of Lib
erty.
The fourth division will form on
Third street in the following order:
Band, La Compania de Rifieros de Los
Angeles, La Junta Patriotiea de Jua-
rez de Los Angeles, car containing
"Faith," "Hope" and "Charity," mis-
cellaneous celebrators.
The line of march will be up Main
street to the Plaza; around the Plaza;
down Main to Arcadia; down Arcadia
to Also; down Also and New Also to
Keller; Keller to the residence of II.
jeff. White, where the exercises will
be held. On arriving at the grounds
on Also street, Judge Thompson, the
President of the Day, will introduce
the literary exercises with few pre-
liminary remarks. The exercises will
take place in the following order:
Prayer, Rev. w. H. Hill music
reading of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence by S. H. Butterfield; music;
singing of the "Star Spangled Ban
ner," by the Turn-Verein quartette
poem, A. #, Hawley; music; Grafton,
Rodney Hudson; music; benediction
The next in order will be
THE CALITHUMPIANS.
After preliminary demonstrations
for which the magnificentsum OF $4O(
has been appropriated, the procession
will form at $3.50 P. NJ, as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Will form on Also street, right rest
ing on Lovers Lane; the advance
four retired policemen; four mounted
trumpeters; grand SphynX junior
Syhynxes grand toot horn Horn
| Blowers Association; First Swasbuck
lar; relations from the interior; six
Orators of the Day; Poetry Man; First
Deacon, guests from San Bernardint
and Anaheim; Junta Burlesquo de 10:
Angeles.
SECOND DIVISION.
Grand Panjandrum - two Aids
Grand Scrawler-Aids; four Orators
of the Day; Goddess of Liberty; Hor'
net Band; boys in red; Champions o
Blue Peter; Second Swashbuckler anC
Aids.
THIRD DIVISION.
Grand Guyascutus Staff; Aids
four orators /; Gideon's Band
Gorgon of Threshold; Pedro Brigade
Royal Bengal Artillery; citizens-ii
disguise; Third Swashbuckler ant
Aids; The third division will form oil
Main street, right resting on CONNER
cial.
LINE OF MARCH.
Down Main street to Spring; VI
Spring to First up First to Fort; down
Fort to Fourth; along Fourth to Main
up Main to Round House, where tn
orations will be delivered-twelve o
five minutes duration each; afte
which the procession will proceed t.
headquarters and disband.
THE GRANGERS.
Changers desiring to participate il
the celebration will form in procession
in front of the Hall and march VI
Main street to Third, on Third t.
Spring, down Spring to Fifth, on Fiftl
to Main, and halt with the right rest
ing on Main, to await the moving o
the citizens procession at 10 O'Clock
After the disbanding of the citizens
procession, after the public exercise
at the plaza, the Grange Division vii
march down Main street to Grange
Hail, where brief public exercises viii
be held. President of the Day, J. L
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