The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-01
FLORIDA DAY.
INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR FLEMING

Tie Program IN Detai-A Crand Military and
Cicic Ptrade Tie order Of Procession Union
and Confede,ute Veterans to Mtrc Side By Side.
The preliminary programme formulated and
published by the Safe Committee for inaugural
day has been revised and completed by the
local committee, as requested, as follows
National Salute at a. M, fired by Wilson's
Battery
AT 1920 a. m. the procession will form in
Adams street, on west side of Capitol square
AT II a. m the parade will move, going up
Adams street to McCarty, east on McCarty to
Calhoun, thence up Calhoun to Georgia, thence
west on Georgia to Monroe, thence south on
Monroe to the east front of the Capitol, where
the inaugural ceremonies will take place. the
procession moving in the following order:
Grand Marshal Major W. B. Young, of jackson, Ne
FIRST DIVISION,
General D. Lang, Chief
Adjutant- General Lang and the Governors Staff
First Florida Battalion Band.
Second Battalion Florida State Troops, Major T. d.
First Battalion State Troops Major W. D. Barnett com
manding
Third Battalion Florida State Troops, Major W F. Will
DIVISION.
General D, Lang, Chief.
Leon Correct Band
Chipey Light Infantry, Captain w F. Scales command
island City Guards, Captain F. c. Brossie, command.
barlow Rifles, Captain w L. Jewell commanding
And other volu1 companies which may hereafter
port
DIVISION
General D. Lang Chi
Urion Veterens.
Confederate Veterans
Chief ice n
Carriages with Governors Cabinet.
Escort Of Veterans from the Secord Florida Infantry
Confederate States Army OF which the outgoing and in
coming Governors were members.
DIVISION
Col. r. T. Myers, Chief
Carrasc cont aiming The Supreme Court JUDGES
Carriage containing the Circuit Court judges,
uon = W!th Cbpey M Hon G Lnnn
dersor, ex-Gov. W. d. Bloxhsm and Col A. ", Cock
rcll
Carriages wk members of the state Executive Com
mutfe.
Carriages with Executive Committees OF Congress ional
Carriages with members of County Ex .cutive Com
mittees who may report az the Capital
FIFTH DIVISION.
stadent< of Normal Colsse-Ptot. II n FciKc,
students Of other colleges General gore NJ Edgar.
Flremen and esher eric bor -Mr T. G. Raw!s,
Chief
Dr. r. & Gamble. Chie'
Ci;izeE- III carnages
n ION.
Capt E. G. Chc>ley. Chief
Citizens OF horseback.
At noon Governors salute will be fired by
Wilson's Btttery Immediately after which the
inauguration ccrem )nies will take place on the
east frcnt Of the Capitol.
The irst bal'alion referred to above, whose
M,jot is now the third VI ,jor in rank consists
of the following companies: Jacksonville Light
Infantry, Metropolitan Light Inflnlry, Jackson
ville Fern tndina Volunteers; Gem CITY
Guards. PAa ka, ana Wilson's .ttery. Jackson.
vile.
The stcon | battalon, whose Major is now the
senior MAJ i'r Of tha State troops consists of the
following G ,ine>ville Guards, Ocala Rifles. Or
lando Guards, Halifax Riff .s, D4ytona, and the
ST. Augustine Battery
The third hstalliOn. whose VI ,,r is now the
second in rank Of the State troops, consists of the
following: Escambia Rh $, Pensacola, and the
Santa Ross Rt s. Milton
The festivities OF the day will close with an
Inaugural Ba, al L.oa II ,e dancing TO be-
gin N p NJ, the managers of which will be
DR.. G. II. Gwynn, Dr.. r. G. G imble and Messrs.
f. b. Carlton, c. B. P4rkhl T. G. Rawls, W
r. Garter, p. w. Wilson, ,Jno. r. G. Crawford,
f. G. Chesc7, ID. A Flnlayson, H. L. Ray,
Ayvah Hopkins, w. A. Drake, Capt. j. d. Mo-
relic, A II, KING, Pope Holland c. H. Pratt p.
0. Knight, John #. Dismukes Singleton Coats,
W. G. Manney, a. w Gchrst, John T. Wall,
G. w. McClan DR.. w. r. WhitleGge, H Leagrave
Adams, Frank Sans. W. S. Norwood and NJ. l..
O5esby
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