Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
The Procession.

The procession, which was one OF the
best ever seen in this city, moved from
the corner of Fifth and Main shortly
after IL O'Clock. 1t was headed by Chief
of Police Burns, Deputy Chief Byles,
Captain Harris and a dozen mounted
policemen. Then came platoon oi
about sixty policemen on foot followed
by Grand Marshal A. w. Barrett, Chief
of Staff A. M. Thornton and the follow
ing aids: W. 6. Miller, II. I. Payne,
Lester Osborne, Robert E. McGregor, q.
J. Richards. N. M. Entler, w. A. Re-
dick, R. F. Del Vale, 7. E. Rowen, Jr.
G. W. Hicks, M. H. Shepard. Thom as
A. Cook, B. Fenheman. G. A. Bell, Mark
G. Jones, T. A. Lewis, Frank Shrier, NJ.
j. Fleishman, R. Bilderrain, H. T. D.
Wilson, @. H. Last, DIR. w. L. Wills, D.
w. Field, Boyle Workman, James
Schrieber, G. McLain, E. j. Niles, J. H.
Welzel, w. w. Stockwell, G.. Bigelow.
Next came the Seventh Infantry band,
followed by General f. P. Johnson and
staff as follows: Lieutenant. Colonel l..
8. Butler, Lieutenant.C Colonel W. G.
Cochran, Major E. L. Stern, Major W
n. Russell. Major G. M. Daniels, Major
G. A. Gibson, Major G. G. Allen, Major
G. Wiley Wells, Major A. w. Barrett
Major George Ii. Bonebrake, Major
Cyrus Willard, Captain H. q. Osborne
Captain ]. G. Jones, Colonel W. II. II
Russell and staff.
Major j. M. Frew was marshal of his
division and was assisted by the follow.
ing aides: A. B. Lawson, M. F. Tarble,
P. J. Jackson, E. Nittinger, M. H.
Sutch, E. II. Hutchinson, j. NJ. Garrett,
w. l. Brown, w. R. Lewis.
Companies A, @, G and F of the Sew
enth Regiment turned out in full force
and marched we'll. Immediately follow
ing was the Garibaldi Guard, which
made an excellent feature, the bright
red uniform contrasting with the dark
blue OF the militia. The Veteran Drum
Corps was followed by the four G. A. r.
posts of the city-Logan, Stanton, Gel
cich and Bartlett.
SECOND DIVISION.
The Orange City band headed the Sec
ond division, of which Captain A. F.
Mackay was marshal, and the following
aides: Walter Devereux, A. McNaliy,
John Grant, j. L. Mccoy, F. Adam,
George Williamson, John Moriarty, J. 6.
Vogam, d. s. Moriarty.
The only CIVIC society which turned out
was Legion No. 6, Select Knights ol
Honor, which made fine appearance.
The uniform worn was very handsome.
1t had been expected that other societies
would march in the procession, but they
did rot make their appearance. The
only labor union represented was the
Bakers Union, which made an attrac.
tive feature of the parade. Two small
boys carried huge loaf Of bread, and
two bakers carried an immense pretzel
on a pole. The white caps and white
shirts of the men gave this
division fine appearance. Fol-
lowing the bakers came long
line Of carriages carrying the forty-two
girls who took part in the exercises at
the Pavilion. The girls were dressed in
white and wore red helmets on which
were the names of the States in gilt let
ters. B. Cohn, chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee rode at the head with
George Washington in miniature. Fol-
lowing these were number of people,
including Councilmen Wirsching and
Summerland in carriages.
THIRD DIVISION.
The Third Division was headed by
Meine's band. Sheriff Aguirre Was