, 1889-03-30
The Cheyenne Guards Act as an
Escort to the Veterans.
A Little Speech Making by Host
and Visitors.
Arrangements for the Inauguration
to Occur April 9.

N. G. The members of the two organi-
cations numbered ninety men.
The veterans were led by Commander
Thomas NJ. Fisher, while Capt. f. a.
Sitter commanded the guards. The
callers reached the residence about 9
o'clock and remained for an hour. There
was punch, sandwiches and cigars. The
militia choir sang several patriotic airs
during their visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren greeted their
guests in the hallway as they marched to
the largest p%arlor. Here lines were
formed as best the space would permit.
Capt. K. S. Smith, officer Of the day,
presented Comrade Warren to the blues
and grays.
Commander Fisher briefly addressed
Mr.. Warren on behalf of the Reynolds
post, saying that simply as comrades
they had called to extend congratulations
TO an esteemed friend and .one who had
like themselves seen service upon the bat
tie field. By his recognition of Comrade
Warren, Comrade Harrison had honored
the Wyoming veterans.
Now came the surprise of the evening.
In a neat speech First Lieutenant Adams
presented the host with a beautiful floral
shield, a token from Co. B.
He assured the new governor
that the organization would gladly obey
his orders at all times, and that they were
overioyed with the knowledge that so
early in their career they were to be led
by such a man as Mr.. Warren.
The response by the governor was very
happy. He first paid tribute to his COM
rades, complimented the militia, spoke of
statehood and ended by proposing three
cheers for the red. white and blue. After
this the visitors we're at case, and cheer
ing occurred frequently. ,
Arrangements tor the inauguration of
Governor Warren are well under way.
The event will occur Tuesday, April 9 at
the new capitol building. The parade
will be the largest ever seen in the terri
tory, while the attendance will tax the
capacity of the city fof entertainment.
All the railways have made half rates
from Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming
points. The oath of office will be ad-
ministered at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
In the evening there will be a display Of
fireworks and inaugural ball. Mr.. War
rem will be installed in the gubernatorial
chair in gorgeous style.
These are the committees:
Arrangement-E. A. Slack, William
Sturgis, Jr., H. Donzelman, II. J. May
nard, Willis Van D~evanter, H. G.
Hay.
MISUNDERSTANDING county, S. w.
Downey, H. G.. Balch; Carbon, Homer
Merrell, VIM. Daley; Converse, w. G.
Irvine, John Storrie; Crook, D. Hall, B.
f. Fowler; Fremont, R. II. Hall, f. f.
Cheney; johnson, H. r. Mann, w. A.
Richards; Laramie, c. p. Organ, VIM.
Sturgis, Jr.; Sheridan, John Mccormick,
L, Perkins; Sweetwater, Tim. Kinney, w.
P. Hunter; Uinta, A. z. Beckwith. Har-
yey Booth.
Invitation Van Devanter, j.
W. Lacey, G. A. Campbell, H. j. May
mark, r. f. Glover.
Reception-Jos. NJ. Carey, Geo. W.
Baxter, N. R. Davis, q. W. Riner, Geo.
W. Hoyt, Luke Voorhees,, j. G. Baird,
j. w. Hammond, Luke Murrin, A. d.
Kelley, Jno. f. Carroll, L. A. Slack, f.
E. Addoms, A. H. Reel. John A. Riner.
E Maggie, H. G. Hay, FL. Altman, Colin
Hunter, Il. S. N. Morgan, John Morri-
son.
Public Comfort-T. Dyer, John Chase,
j. w. Griffin, Fred B. Haight, w. l..
Goodsell.
Order of Exercises-H. Councilman, A..
T. Rabbit, w. R. Schnitger, W. r.
Stoll, L. r. Bresnahen.
Decoration, ball and music.-W. M.
Mast, l. Bergman, t. B. Adams, Geo. f.
Abbott, A. Idelman.
Finance-F. S. Hebard, John Roberts,
T. A. Kent.
Press-T. l.. Mckee, Laramie Boom
erdn9; DIR. j. H. Hayford, Laramie Sen
ttnet; +. w. UT, Laramie Times; Col.
Jno. G. Friend, Rawlins Journal; Geo.
r. Caldwell, Saratoga Lyre; N. B. Ores
ser, Rock Springs Independent; Robert
Smith, Rock Springs Miner; Wilson Dill
Ion. Evanston Netos; w. T. Shaffer,
Evanston Ch,eftatn; j. +. Ludin, Lander
Mountain,e7; I. @. Wynn, Lander Clip
per; Joe De Barthe, Otto Rusler; Thos.
j.. Bouton, Buffalo Echo; III. r. Mann,
Buffalo Sentinel; Thos. NJ. Cotton, Sheri-
dan Post; VIM. lyman, Sheridan Enter.
PRISE; J. Enos Wait Bessemer Journal:
j. A. Casebeer, Casper Mall; w. s..
Kimball, Glenrock Graphic; W. Pierce
Dillworth. Douglas Republican; NJ. G..
Barrow, Douglas Budget; Lusk Herald,
James Il. Mayes; George Shawler, Sun
dance Gazette; j. l.. Stotts, Sundance
Farmer and the representatives of the
Cheyenne press.
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