Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06
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HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARSHAL !
ADMISSION DAY CELEBRATION,
PIONEER HALL, September 8, 1884.
To the Citizens of California Approaching
the honor and responsibility conferred upon me
by the Native Sons ofthe State of California and
the Constitution governing them, | take this
method OF proclalmIng to the people of Calitor-
mia the celebration of the Thirty fourth Ami
versary of
ADMISSION DAY, on TUESDAY, SEP
TENDER 9th,
In this city. under the auspices Of Sacramento
Parlor, No. 3. and Sunset Parlor, No. 70, " 5.
G.. W.
on this occasion viii he commemorated the
Admission of California into the Federal Union
and memories of one Of the greatest epochS in
the world 5 hstory-the days OF '49-will be per
pctuatcd in the minds of those who are to fol
low in the footsteps of our gallant Pioneer fore
fathers.
1t is needless to dwell upon the grandeur of
this occasion, which will call together represent
atives from all parts of our State; nor is it ncceS
sary to say to liberal, generous. ever-ready sac
ramentaus that the Native Sons expect every
man To do his duty ON that day toward extend
ing hearty welcome 10 the citY's guests and
in making the day such success as win be Il
satisfaction in years to come.
The following will be
THE PROGRAMME.
At the hours Of6 4. NJ, y ". and r. NJ the
various bells of the city Will ring out pealS of
welcome at the same hours salules viii be fired
by Battery b, First Artillery Regiment sta
toned at the Capitol Park.
THE PROCESSION.
VIII form at the corner of Seventh and X
streets, as follows:
First Division on Seventh street, extending
south, right resting ON X street.
Second Division on l. street. extending west,
right resting on seventh.
Third Division on l. street extending east.
right resting on seventh.
Fourth Division on Eighth street, extending
south, right resting on |. street.
The column will move promptly at o'clock
A. NJ, in the following
ROUTE OF MARCH.
From Seventh and to II. II to Eleventh.
Eleventh to X, 70 Second. Second TO j, ito
Tenth, Tenth To NJ. VI to Second, and counter
march
At the conclusion of the countermarch the
Parade will be dismissed without further Ccrc-
mony. Marshals of Divisions are specially re
| quested TO allow no one To leave the line until
the parade is concluded. The organizations
seeing the necessity of continuing the periec-
ton Of the parade rom first TO last viii second
the efforts OF their Narshals by strictly obScTy-
ing this rule.
At the conclusion of the parade the literary
exercises viii be held at the Metropolitan Thea
ter the doors of which will not be opened until
the arrival of the Grand Officers. Seats on the
stage viii be reserved for the Pioneers. The
LITERARY PROGRAMME
VIII be as follows
l. Prayer, by Past Grand President. A. f
Jones, OF ArgonaUt ParlOr No. s, OrOvillc.
2 Introductory remarks, by Grand President
j. A. Steinbach, of Pacific ParlOr, No TO- san
Francisco
B. Address, by his EScelleney, George Stone
man, Governor of California.
A. Address, by Hon. J. q. Brown, Mayor of
Sacramento.
Music.
; Grafton, by Grand Orator L. T. Devlin, of
Sacramento Parlor, No. 3, Sacramento.
Music.
G. Poem, by II. j. W. Dam, Esq, of Sunset
Paror, No 25 Sacramento.
Music.
: Benediction by Rev. C. NJ Davis, Of Sacra-
mentO ParlOr, No. 3, Sacramento.
THE COMPETITIVE DRILL
VIII take place at AGRICULTURAL PARK at >
?. NJ. sharp, and at its conclusion the various
prizes will be awarded by the judges.
Between the hours OF and P II. the mem
bers of the various ParoGs, assisted by lady
friends, viii entertain their guests at their re
spCctiVc headquarters Sacramento. No. g. at
Changers Hail; SUnset. No. a6. at Pioneer Hall:
California. No. l. at the Capital Hotel; Pacific
No 10, ana Golden Gate, 70. ., Jointly at the
Golden Eagle; stockton, No 7. at Fireman's
Hall; MaIysyiile, No. s. at Jacobs Hall.
IN the evening, from $50 to 0 clock, there
win be q grand
OPEN-AIR CONCERT
BY the Band of the First Artillery Regiment, in
the Capitol Park. Al 9 o'clock the Grand March
viii inaugurate the
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whole Capitol building and dome Will be brill
iantly illuminated, and the celebrated Band of
the Eighth lHtantry Regiment L. :. A., from
Angei island VIII GlscouIse promenade music
III intervals InI9.snout me eEeI!lhg III the TO-
tunda' HE fNVCE>Sl'iN'
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Detachment of Police
@. C. Jackson Chief
Grand Marshal, J. f. La Rue.
Chief Aid, General H. /. Wiley.
FIRST DIVISION
Marshal H. W. Klavs
Aids Emil Heinrich /. C. SCHNEIDER
First Artillery Band.
Rrir9dier-G General JOhn + Carey and Staff
Northumberland T. ". Sheehan and staff
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