St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-31
The Order OF Parade.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 5.

GENERAL ORDERS NO. 5.
First-Division and club commanders, at
tention is respectfully called to the following
assignment for me several parades during
the progress OF the carnival:
STANDARDIZATION of police, commander OF
carnival clubs and aides, First Regiment
band.
FIRST DIVISION.
Capt w Blakeey, commanding, and aides;
Mayor Rice and President George X. Finch in
sleigh; St. George Snowsboe club, DIR. Mac
Donald commanding; all visiting winter or
ganizations; Wakouta Toboggan club, Capt
W. II. Adams; Scandinavian Ski club, CtL
c. Brandt; Windsor Toboggan club, Capt L.
II. Underwood.
SECOND DIVISION.
Capt. William Dawson, Jr., commanding,
and aides.
Sons of Veterans Drum corps; North Star
Toboggan club, Capt. X. G. Wight command
ing; Excelsior Toboggan club, Capt. ID w.
Tenvoorde; ST. Paul Curling club, Capt.
Archibald Mclean; Nushka Toboggan club,
Capt. M. J. Bayley; High School Toboggan
club, Capt e. G.. Griggs; Ryan Toooggan
club. Capt Harry Richie; Crescent Tobog-
gan club Capt. A. G. Warner; Ice Bear CLUB,
Capt. Henry Weber.
THIRD DIVISION.
Fourth-Capt. 7. 7. O'Brien, commanding,
and aides.
Great western band; st. Paul Toboggan
club, Capt. W. II. Cory commanding; Archie
Toboggan club Capt F.V Hurley: Little Crow
Toboggan club, Capt. Charles Hamilton;
Globe Toboggan club, Capt. G. II. Moffett;
Carnival Skating club Capt. S. s. Eaton, Jr.;
Keweenaw Snowshoe club, Capt. Ed
Twohey.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Ffth-Capt. RI Marl1oe, commanding, and
aides.
Seven Corners Snowshoe club, Capt. A.
Renald; Tasaka Skating club, Capt. f. r.
LOOMS; Mistletoe Toboggan club, Capt. j. n.
Hurst; Noyes Bros. Il Cutler Carnival club.
Capt. Willis j. Howard; Calumet Toboggan
club, Capt. Benjamin Brock: Ryan Drug
Company Toboggan club, Capt. II. Nickel.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Slxth-Lieut. S. Blal1ely, commanding, and
aides.
Metropolitan band; Uncle Sans Tobog-
gan club, Capt. G.. w. Harrison, command
ing; Strong-Hackett Toboggan club Capt. NJ
l. Merrill; Alaska Skating club, Capt. j. +.
Kelly; G. Gotzian g. Co. Toboggan club, Capt.
George W Freeman; Dayton Bluff Toboggan.
club Capt. A. G. FlournOy; Union Toboggan
club Capt. o. w. Scott; PebOan Toboggan
club, Capt Ed De Graw: Owl Toboggan club,
Capt. c. S. Bunker; Railroad Toboggan club,
Capt. Q. E. Stone.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Seventh-Col. Charles Brandt, command
ing, and aides: drum corps.
Sheriato Toboggan club, Maj. j. A. Owens;
Sinaso Toboggan club. Miss Marion Lam
phrey; Royal Route Toboggan club, Capt. T..
]. Cords; Business College Toboggan club,
Capt. George NJ. Maloy; Lafayette Toboggan
club, DR.. l.. NJ. A. Roy; Mohican Toboggan
club. Capt. G E. Soaring; National Guard
Toboggan club, Capt. w. l.. Pearce: Mime
haha Toboggan club, Capt. j. Hayes; Tippe-
canoe Tchoggan club, Capt. William Peder
sen; BED Star Toboggan club, Capt. Lee
Pruden; Saioonkeepers' Toboggan club, Capt
George Leigh; West Side Toboggan club,
Capt. G. e. Merritt.
UNASSIGNED CLUBS.
Eighth-The first parade will be on
the occasion of the opening of the
ice palace on Feb. /. and the above organiza
respective division commander at O'Clock
y. m, Feb. /.
Ninth-The first division win form on Fifth
street, the right resting on Exchange.
Tenth The second division will form or
Washington street, the right resting on the
north side of Fifth street
Eeventh-The third division viii form or
Franklin street, the right resting ON the north
side of Fifth street.
Twelfth-The fourth division win form OF
Exchange street, the right resting on the
north side of Fifth street.
Thirteenth-The fifth division will form OF
Fort street, the right resting on the north sidI
of Fifth street.
Fourteenth-The sixth division viii form OF
Oak street, the right resting on the north sid,
OF Fifth street.
Fifteenth-The line of march will be as in
dictated in General Order No. 4.
Sixteenth-The procession will star
promptly at S:15 p. m, and clubs not in posi-
ton before that hour will lose their position
in line.
Seventeenth-No. carriages or sleighs vii
be permitted in the professions unless eZ
hibiting some special feature, except the on
In the first division reserved for the mayo
and president of the association.
Eighteenth-Al clubs that have reporte'
TO me have been assigned position, and &C
cording to seniority of organization.
CAPT. E. S. BEAN,
Commander of Carnival Clubs
St. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 80, 1886.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1t has been arranged to offer the following
prizes to the winners of the various con
tests:
FEBRUARY FOUR.
Forenoon-Curling contests, A. Mclean su
pernteudent: For best record by curtin
rink, open to all Kinks on the continent. pune
bowl salver and lade. $3.50; individual cur
ers' records, four gold medals.
FEBRUARY FIVE.
Forenoen-Skating contests, S. S. Eaton
Jr, superintendent. l. One mile (amateurs)
first prize, gold medal; second prize, silve
medal 2. Three-mile race free for ALI
first prize, gold medal; second prize. gol
medal third prize, silver medal. 3. Exhlb
ton of fancy skating (open to all); prize 70
best exhibition, gold medal.
Afternoon. ocock-Grand prize toboo
gan parade, w. H. Adams and Il. II. Under
wood. superintendent; for club making bes
display in drill, equipment and decoration
elegant silver cup.
Evening-Grand masquerade ball at Ca
nival hail. p. j Giesen manager; first priz
best group of not less than twelve masks SCI
second prize, best group Of not less tina
eiyht masks S25 gold; third prize. most ell
giant lady character mask, $40 gold; fourt
prize most elegant gentleman charactt
mask $40 gold; fifth prize, best male or IL
male character mask, $40 gold; sixth priz'
second best male or female character masl
S. gold.
FEBRUARY FIGHT
Forenoon-1 oboggan contest; W. b. Aoan
and Il. II. Underwood, superlntendents' ~
gentlemen making the most slides IN ~ mi
utes, prize, gold medal; for club making De
average slides, prize. gold medal; for lac
making most runs in 20 minutes, prize, go
badge.
Afternoon-2 o'clock, polo match If
championship of the Northwest. S. 5. Eato
Jr.. superintendent; open TO all CLUBS; De
three in five to finish; prize, silver cup.
Afternoon, o'clock-Snowshoe Race
DR.. viii w. Day, Superintendent; l. Nv
miles free to ally. First prize, gold media
second prize, gold medal; third prize, silv'
medal. 2. Half mile (open to members
ST. Paul branch of st. Georges Snowshi
club. First prize, gold medal; second priz
gold medal: third prize St. Georges scarf pi
8. One hundred yards (professionaD. Priz
gold medal. $75, with SIS added by the ass
citation If record of one minute. FIVE secon,
Is broken; A. One mile PROFESSIONAL. Fir
prize SIS cash; second prize, Sl5; s. Thr