The Tombstone., 1885-08-10
THE OLD HERO yS I4rL 1WAl
To await the day Of ResuI reotion Tombstone does
 Honor to his memory.
A procession three-Quaters of a mile lp length, Literary
 exercises Etc.

On Saturday morning as early as seven o'clock the nuV: trous yieito.s to town and the citizens committee together with our citizens were astr preparing for the event of the day, aLd the streets presented AR appear. ance such as they have no, done before :er the past three years-side walks crowded end pedestrians uaying 10 take the middle os the street In order to pess.
 At 10 o'clock the town was alive with peo- pie who were to take part in the par ide, and She handsome uniforms of the Uniform Rank Knights of the A. o. U w, were shown uj in beautiful contrast with the flaming red shirts Of the engine company and the blu. Shirts and red trimmings Of the Rescue Hose company.
 At o'clock sharp the procession moved iu the following order:
 Chief of Police C3yie ,and six mounted p,l.cemen;. Grand Marshal, A. l.. Grow and Chief Aid, K. s. Hatch, followed by the Hra- chuca tand, 2l pieces, and drum rHajOr Then followed Burnside Post No. B, q. A. R. fifty. our strong, aud the oid scared vetera . We're observed and commented upon the throues of ladies and gentlemen wno Oukc0 tiC diOuG IuG lluc Oi march. owing to the fact that these saEr men who arc now our neighbors and our friends, few short years ago, faced the tul lets and the cannoh's mouth under the com mand of the inanimate piece of clay wh, was being borne 10 the tomb, and although 3,OU0 miles away, they were forming par, Of the procession that stretched across this broad continent until it reached Tombstone when our people fell in and the long column spread on uLii the wsters of the Pacitc al the Golden Gate ended the line.
 Folio~ing the Grand Army came the executive committee, invited guests, Con federate soldiers, Veterans of the Mexican War and citizens m carriages, clergy. poet orator and city and county officials, Knights of Pythias Lodge on foot and the Unifora, Rank of the same order CD horseback, the 10. o. F. on foot, about 60 strong; thet came the A. o. U W. about 5O strong, fol i,wed by the Select Kngtts of the same order, in their handsomc new uniforms, and they made . handsome appearance. ThiS ended the hrst division,
 Wallace Corbest, !. II. Campbell, J. P Cum, H. c. Fraser. A. T. Jones, w. S. Ives were aids to the first division.
 SECOND pIvIs,oH:
 Tombstone Corret Band, 20 musicians Tombstone Engine Compasy. s4 strong. witl their hose carriages handsomely dsckeo with flowers and in the ccnier of the top o the rss., a handsome picture of Gen. Gran. framed ip flowers and covered ~i:h flu. crspe. Following the engine company came Rescue Hess company, 2oeRong. They had { heir cart handsomely decorated with flower. and covered vitL 2 large canopy heavi, draped in Rorrning In wlich lode Mis, Sophie Jones, and was a handsome feature J. H. Euhlin was the aid for this division
 THIRD DIvIsIcy.
 The children Of the public school came nexf; the girls frs., dressed in white witi back sashes. followed by the boys witt, white shirts and black pants ard crspc upo. ikeIr left arm. They were The feature Of tbe pc 'ession and reflected great credit upon the Grand Marshal and their parents. Casper xe{ior vss the s:d iu charge ot Ibis aiv!s:sa-