Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-17
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WOODLAND CoMMANDERY, no q,
VIII be attached to the train. They, with
their familiee, will be brought down from
Woodland by special train. This is new
Commandery, and has but thirty names
enrolled. However, nearly, If not sll, the
members will join in the procession On Mon
day. Following are the names OF the members :
c. H. Davis, Commander; J. d. Stephens,
Generalissimo j. P. Bullock, Captain
General; J. L. Cohenour. Prelate; James
Viers, Senior Warden ); Humphrey Hicks,
Junior Warden; F. s. Freeman, Treasurer |;
P. J. Aiken, Recorder; Frederick Miller,
Standard Bearer; George J. Carey, Sword
Bearer; II. G. Gable, Warder; Ed. Glend-
inning, Sentinel; E. w. Brown, f. NJ.
Brown, W. G.. Billiard, G. G. Day, p. G..
Everett, d. Frazer, J. w. Freeman, G. c.
Grimes, d. Q; Hsrling, L; ". Hiiliker, D.
F. Houx, D. B. Hurlhut G. Z. Job, A G.
Kean, John Kennedy, Frederick Klays, 7.
p Magee. w. II. Marden, II P. Miller, J.
L. Simpson, j. 7. Taylor. G.. w. Woodward,
Nicholas Wyckoff, J. B. Yount. s. A. Davis.
Yesterday morning Geo. T. Bronner went
to San Francisco to take charge Of Ixors
Hall. opposite the Grand Opera House, on
Mission street, which will be the headquar-
tiers of Sacramento Woodland and Flacerville
knights. This hall has been fitted up and
decorated splendidly, and notwithstanding
the misfortune of Red Mems Hall, first Sc
lected, having been destroyed by fire, the
Headquarters Of these Communicates will com
pare favorably with any in San Francisco.
THE PROCESSION MONDAY.
The first division of the procession on
Monday will be under James l.. EDglish of
this city. Past Grand Commander Of Cali
J.. I, C.Iz
CARAT, J. A. Benson, P. L. Barkly, John
Hammond. This division will contain the
Grand Commandery Of this State, with Cali
fornia No. l as special escort. Marysville
No. 7, headed BY the Hussar band, viii bring
up the rear Of this division. The second d.
vision will be under w. Q. Belcher of Marys-
viii, No. Z. Among his aids is w. 9. Van
Fleet of this city. Sacramento No. 2, headed
by the First Artillery band, comes first in
this division. and viii be followed by Ell Do
rado Nod, Woodland No. 81, Oroville No. 5,
Nevada No. 6, and Chico No. u. in the order
named. Next comes Santa Rosa No. Il,
headed by band and followed by Coeur De
Lion No. 8, of Los Angeles, San Jose No. 10,
and Wstsonvilie No. p, which completes this
division.
W. T. Knox, of Sacramento No. 2, Past
Grand Commander of California, will Mar
shall the Tenth Division. His aids will be
W. w. Morrow, Thomas G. Grant and Fred.
K. Bschtel, of San Francisco FL. Il. Rand
lett, OF Oakland, and Abraham Powell, of
Vallejo. This is the most important divis-
ion in the line, and viii contain the members
of tie Grand Commsndery of Che United
States, Governor of California, Mayor of San
Francisco, and other distinguished persons.
Besides those named above, the fol-
lowing are among those detailed as
aids to the Grand Captain General,
r. n. Lloyd: NJ. Gardner and John
Talbot, of Sacramento, No. 2; d. z. Knight
and A. J. Wightmsp, Of MaTysville, No. z;
Louis Glass, of Oroville, No. 5 j. 3. Hume
Of Ell Dorado, No. Il Robert McMurray, of
Nevada, No. 6; Joseph R. Haughton, of Red
Woodland, No. q.
All California Communicates are ordered
to report at 10 A. NJ. Saturday for escort duty.
OTHER ARRIVALS FROM THE EAST.
To-day there will be no special trains FROM
the East over the Central Pacific, but the
Grand Commsndery Of Michigan, which with
their families number 125 people, viii arrive
by the regular train, as will hiso large NUM-.
Der of Knights from different parts of tie
East.
To morrow there will be four special trains
from the East, and the regular overland viii
be in two sections. st. Bernard Commandery,
Of Chicago, will arrive about noon, with a
train Consisting of nine cars and containing
200 people. Mary Commandery. of New
York city, will arrive about 4 O'Clock. The
Atlantic Club, of Baltimore and Washington,
consisting of $50 people, in train of eight
cars, and Ascalon Cemmsndery, of st. Louis,
in The same sized train, compose the other
two specials. The two sections of the regular
train willcsrry many Knights that are travel.
ing independent of Communicates.
Governor Staneman and his acting Private
Secretary, Ell. J. W. Dam, will leave for San
Francisco tomorrow afternoon. From now
until week from to-day-the day OF the
laying of the cornerstone of the Gar6sld
monument-Sacramenta viii depart daily
in large numbers and on the oath the Capital
City will be nearly deserted. It is now de-
terminsd almost beyond g doubt that the
First Artillery Regiment will participate in
the procession Of the Oath instant, although
final arrangements have not yet been made.
There has been no order yet made, but it
is pretty generally understood that the rail-
road shops win be closed both Friday and
Saturday. All wholesale. snd the most
prominent retail houses Of this city will be
closed on the day proclaimed by Governor
Ssoneman to be legal holiday, and there it
movement on foot TO keep them closed on
both Friday and Saturday, if general ar
rangement to that effect car be made.