Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-25
PROCESSION.

Ancient Order OF United Workmen.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, Fl T Hazard.
Aids.
w B Tullis, Jos Maier,
w D00ner' .p.as' ps't0r orc de Cells
Turnverein Go, mania.
Confidence Engine Company No. 2.
Robert Eckert, Foreman.
Ancient Order OF Hibei mans.
Italian Benevolent Society.
Merrill Lodge of Good Templars.
Wells, Ergo q Co.'S Express.
Sociedad de Progre.o Mejicana.
Ivy ocial Club.
Los Angeles Social Club.
Athlete Club.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal, Reginaldo del Vale.
Aids.
II. M. Mitchell, -.
Band.
Grand Army Of tho Republic.
French Benevolent Society.
Juanta de Juarez.
/. o. of Odd Fellows. 5.l'
Knights OF Pythias. H.4
Knights Of Honor. ti
I. y. of he'd M,n. trti
F. and A. Masons.
CDur de Lion Commandery.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal, Henry King.
Aids.
R Melony, Henry Giese, 81.
3 Cslesnne, TT Cuddy. ~
Band.
Ca afalque.
Pail bt arers.
Hon Mansfield, Lt-6ov State California,
Hon Tobsrman, Mayor Los Angeles,
Hon e r Spence, President City Council,
Hon b Cohn, Member Oily Council,
Hon Chas = Prayer, President Board Su-
pervisors,
Hon Hon = Rogers. Member Bd Supervisors,
Hon aannon, /"
Hon r 8 Baker, Hon 8 Slauson,
Hon B Coulter.
Mexican Veterans.
Los Angeles Rangers.
City officials.
Board II Councilmen.
County Officials. ~-t
Board Of Education.
~h Board of SUPERVISORS.
State Officers.
United stat 10 Officials.
Superior Judges.
Foreign Consuls.
Invited Clergy.
Orators. Clergy.
President Of the Day.
Clti2ens.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Pupils Of Public Schools.
DIVISIONS WILL FORM:
First Division on Fourth, right resting
on Spring street.
Second Liisvion on Third, right resting
on Spring street. 49,
Third Division on Second, right resting
on Springvstreet.
Fourth Division on First, right resting
on Spring street.
Marshals and aides and band masters will
report for duty at Union Hall at P. NJ.
sharp.
Clergymen, Foreign Consuls, orators,
Readers aud Pre- ident Of the Day will as
semble at Union Hall at half-past P. NJ,
where carriages will be provided.
ooIORs.
Grand Marshal and staff-Yellow. '
division Mar-hal and staff-hed.
Divisions will form at Pm.
Proce sion will move at 2P.M.
Route: on Spring to Fifth, to Fort, to
First, to Spring. to Main; counttrmarcn on
Plaza and along Main street to stand erect
ed on the property of Il. s. Baker, fsq.
Hon. Volney n. Howard, President of the
Day.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Music, by Madame Maria and choir.
Reading selections from Scriptures, Rev.
@. L. Chase.
Prayer by Rev. j. W. Ellis.
Reading of reso u lions by DR.. j. p. Widney
Grafton by Hon. A. Brunson.
Music by The choir.
Benediction by hev. h. Birdsall.
All organizations and societies
are requested to form in column of
fours and move promptly to the di-
visions to which they are assigned
without further notice. The usual
escort and music for that purpose
will be dispensed with as unseemly
for this solemn occasion.
No vehicle or horssmen will be
permitted In the procession other
than for use of the Marshal and
Aides, Police and invited guests.
Vestrymen and engine compa-
nies are requested to have bells
Golled during the procession.
Minute guns will be fred by q
detachment from the Eagle Corps
from the hill at the head Of First
street.
The signal for moving will be
three ,guus fired In rapid succession
at that point.
Our citizens are requested to re-
frain from driving on Main,
Spring, Fort and intersecting
streets between Sixth street and
the Plaza from IL M. until the pro-
cession has been dismissed.
JOHN o. WHEELER,
Grand Marshal.