Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-10

orations, and never did the engines, the hose
carts and the hook and ladder truck present
so handsome an appearance. The dccora-
tionS on engine No. were almost entirely
of flowers, and they were Of such beautiful
design rs 10 win plauditS from ali who be-
held ii in the line Of march. A large bear
and the letters n :. G.. ". were worked
in flowers in most artistic manner The
ladder truck was also Handsomely deco
rated, and fitting companion for engine
No. > Ii was 4 perfect wealth Of flower
wrcathS and flags from one end to the other.
not cOrelCsSlv bestowed here and there, hut
placed thereon by artistic hands. The whole
was Surmountcd by canopy. in which was
seated little boy and girl and chained
near by was large living but muzzlcd griz-
zly bear
Next came the carriage containing Gov
ernor StOncman Admtant-Gcneral Cosby
followed by their respective stats
Then followed carriages containing the
City Trustees Of Sacramento. members of
the Board of Education and the various
county officials.
Next came q carriage i'm which rode
Lieutenaut-Goycrnor Da-gctt, Controller
Dunn Secretary of State Thompson and
Treasurer January.
Next in line came carriage containing
J. W. Marshall ,the discovcrlr of gold and
his two daughters.
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next. In these were Sacramento Pioneers
and delegates from Marysviiiy auu Mood
land.
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discovered Tbr ia nil rI.r MI ,I,o
scenery tbcrp,L,,,.s v,rra r,ifirls,,. NJ
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dressed in miners .,lrb ,n.,.I.-,J i'm ,,..,l.-
inc. washing and rri,lliu., f,r -,II
'"' f'" VISION
Nas maTShaie! toy j. T.. Terry. aud aids
J. W. shepherd and /. G. We'll Music
was furnished by the Second Artillery
Regiment Band ot San Francisco, comPris-
ing tWcuiy-Onr pieces. Then followed the
Parlors Ct Native Sons, commanded 10y
their respective MarShals. California Par
lur OF san Francisco. was first. This is the
oldest Parlor, and WIS given the place Of
honor. Next came Sacramento ParID7.
with the largest representation Of any The
Pacific Brass Band. of Marysviilc uni
formed. twelve pieces marched before the
Marvsyilie Parior. Stockton Parl~r waS
next oToyiilc Parlor did not arrive ju
time; small delegation arrived by the
MarySyiIlc jrain too late To- participate i'm
the parade, while 4 delegation was present
from Ilaceryile Pdrior. The Grand Off
GERS occupied four carriages. The Eighth
Infantry Band, from Angel Island num-
bered twen'y-"ne pieces, and rendered oN-
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G4i rGi'.tSeili,g lG HeI OF state with
MISS i'Slc 'oil'i'ii a' EuIeN"'
COUNTING THE BOYS.
The Native Sons can we'll feel . sense of
pride for the success attending their ce,e-
bration of Yesterday. A vouny Order. be-
ncvolcnt based upon broad principles. has
grown up within . few years. is rapidly
increasing in strength, and al no distant
day will rank in numerical strength with
any of the older civic societies Their
membership has already almost reached
1000 and the merits Of this new society
are daily subject of conversation
among the rising generation around