, 1885-09-06
The ENCAMpMENT.
Everything Ready Except the Sun
shine, and that will Come.
Programme of the Procession and
Line of March.

Line of March.
The men We're at work all day yesterday
pitching the tents on the camp ground
for the reunion, and while all are not up
yet, there will be no trouble about having
them ready in time. All the arrange
ments are complete. and bright weather
is what is to be desired, which doubtless
we shall have, as there has been storm
enough during the past weekto suffice for
several months to come, Provision has
been made for the entertainment of 5000
visitors without inconyeniencing anybody,
and yet all of the reception committee
will have enough to do to keep them
busy on the Sth and 9th.
The encampment committee have APP
pointed a man to remain constantly at
their room (No. -, Idelman block to
receive applications for rooms, and to
register the names of those having the
same for rent. The present prospects
are hat all the visitors will be well cared
for.
Gen. J.W. Fisher, senior vice-comman-
der of the department and chief marshal
of the encampment, has made the
following programme for the formation Of
the procession, line Of march, etc.
The line will be formed on the boule-
ward, on Ferguson street. and move
promptly at 1915 a. NJ.
ORDER OF FORMATION.
l. Bicycle Clubs, to march as pioneers.
2. Chief Marshal and Aides,
3. Band.
4. Mounted G.. A Il.
s. Artillery.
G. G. A. r. and Sons of Veterans. un-
der command of Gen, A. V. Bohn, sub
ject to such divisions as he may direct.
I. Fire department, under command Of
NJ. P. Hannifn, and subject to his mr.
rangements.
s. United States soldiers and other mil
itary companies.
9. The g containing the children
will be placed as the circumstances may
suggest.
ROUTE OF PROCESSION.
South on Ferguson to Eighteenth street;
east on Eighteenth to Maxwell; south on
Maxwell to Sixteenth; west on Sixteenth
to O'Neil; north on O'Neil to Seven
tenth; east on Seventeenth to Warren
avenue; north on Warren avenue to TWEEN
tieth; west on Twentieth to Hill; north on
Hill to camp and dismiss.
The fire department will form on
Twenty fourth street, west, right ON Fer
euson, and will take its place as the col
umn passes.
The procession will be reviewed at the
junction of Seventeenth and Ferguson
streets by Gen. BONN, assisted by Gov
ernors Eaton and Warren.
After passing in review, and on its way
to Hill street, the fremen may, if they
80 desire, break out of the column and
move down Hill street, and thence at their
pleasure.
Commandments of divisions will form
their commands into platoons so as to
pass the reviewing stand by p~latoons.
All parties who desire to join in the
parade will please be on the ground in
good time, as the column will move
promptly at 1915 O'Clock a. m.
The music will be distributed along the
line so as to accommodate the several di-
visions in the best possible manner.
The following persons have been desig
mated as aids to the chief marshal:
Denver-A. J. Sampson, W. II. Con
ley, II. V. A. Ferguson.
RIwlins,John G. Friend.
Evanston-John Dykens.
Cheyenne-J. +. jenkins, W. NJ.
Mast, j.. G. Baird, VII H. Visscher, G.
N. Potter, Geo. A. Coffman, \. d. Kel-
ley.
Laramie-Gustave schnitger, q. p.
Yelton.
Greeley B. Willard.
Saratoga-E W. Bennett.
All of whom will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly.
j. w. FISHER, Chief Marshal.
GOSSIP.
Col. Anderson will plan for the sham
battle.
The Denver Sons Of Veterans band will
be here.
1t is to be hoped that all citizens will
decorate their houses handsomely.
Mai. Russell, Lieut. Rockfellow and
Lieut.. Hayes have been appointed as
judges of the competitive drill.
Arrangements have been made for the
delivery of fresh a~rtesian water upon
the e%ncampment grounds during the re.
union.
The big mess tent which blew down
had not been put up for permanently,
hence a very little wind levelled it When
it goes up again it will stay.
The Alert team is composed of Messrs.
Godbold, Thompson, Glafcke. Radcll, Van
Brewer, Murray, Schilliug, johnson,
Towse, Stroud, McCarten. Halverson, Lin.
coin, Jones and Caldwell.
The Durant team will be Messrs. f.
Merrill, p. Zehner, John Smith. B. Muir
ray, F. Eldridge, Sam Reid; f. Abraham,
t. Murray, W. Atkins, Frisby, John
Thompson, Herman Gebratz, Frank Hill.
L. NJ. Lindstrom and T. X. Ross.
A special dispatch from Boulder, Col.
states that Nathaniel Lyon post No. 8, G.
A. r., and II company, of the LIST regi
ment, c. N. G., OF that city, have decided
to attend the G. A. r. encampment al
Cheyenne. Both organizations will stay