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Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17
BIDS FOR TIVE CANE OF TINE P0OR. &c.

bids will be received Icy the Beard -
county Commissioners up to ocioet
y. NJ, Tuesday. December 3,l. 1859, foI
the care aud maintenance of the posr. sicL
and inirm Of Fergus county i"r the y-,'
$3.50
Also. bids Tor furnishing medical attend
snee to the poor. siek aud iniirm ~ the
county hospital and prisoners III the
""naty Jail.
And b,ls ior furnishing such drugs. me,ii-
cines aud medical supplies to county p"or.
sick and inlirm. at county hospital and
prisoners at county Jail. as may he pre-
scrihed by county physician. such drugs,
medicines aud medical supplies to be de
hvered when required at either hospital or
Jail. All bids to i~ scaled aud marked
bids lor care of county pn"r. medical sup
plies. 81 furnishing drugs. as the ease ma v
L-. Board reserves right to reject any and
all bids
W. II. kELLy,
,lerk If Board.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17

Overtaken Fourteen Miles Below Clagett
on the Missouri River by Jim Reed and
q Cow Boy Named Clyde Osgood

just a. the ARGrs was sOing TO
press last evening sheriff Clary and
John Be..k walked into the Office
They had jiisi returned from Judit u
Landing and were not long in impari
ing the information that Durbin, Han
naway and McDOnoneh were again
prisoners and would arrive in two
hours ii not sooner. About y go a
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17
Bucks for Sale.

Fifteen thoroughbred bucks for sale cheap.
Ten head are from George CampbellN A Sons,
Vermont. and five head from Washington
county, Pa, all thoroughly acclimatized.
five and six years old particulars eali
1n or address
Dawn HILGEE,
oct Il. thristia Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17
Hay for Sale.

one hundred and City tons oi hay far
sale, with good range, shelter aud plenty oi
water. House. shed aud stable room fur-
nished il desired. Address
D l.. THOMPSON.
Det. IL Cottonwood Mont
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17
Teachers Institute.

Teachers Institute will i~ held ~ Lewis
town AT the Methodist church Oct. -. ~
and -. All are cordially invited I" at
tend and those holding teachers certiG-
ra'-s ,r" expected to be present aud assist
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17

\ hale obi man, Mr.. James Wilson oi
Aliens Springs. H.. VII" j. over sixty years
of age. says: Il have in my tim- tried !,
great many medicines. some al excellent
quality, but never before did | lind any
that could So completely do all that is
claimed Ior i, ,s chamberlain Collie, thol
era and Darrhoea Remedy. II IL truly 1,
wonderful medicine For sale by W. W.
he Witt
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17

II was passing through Morgan county,
this state. says Mr.. II. q. Lester oi Mar
tina. Ny. when was taken with cramp-
ing oi The stomach. | stopped with Mr. u.
VI. Hutchinson oi Elk Lick who had ham
bcrlain's Colc, Cholera and Darrhoea Rem
ei, and fixed me II dose. 1t relieved me in
two minutes. Every family should have
this remedy ia their lame. For sal, by W.
W. Uc Witt
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17
Bucks for Sale.

Grade Shropshire hucks for sale cheap
Warranted clean and healthy.
W. .. STRAw,
ori. Ia. Ross Fork. M"ni.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17
Rams for Sale.

Ffty Thoroughbred Vermoni Merino
rams. Alss eighty hive grades. Apply to
IonN Ross,
Oct. H.. Denton. Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
See notice of bucks for sale.
Ten,h,r.' Instituf, next week

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liquor dealers. snd tharir. T.. Chapman
andc =. HULL representing Bach, cory Il
"' :" ''''"' ra's' were !" Tow" f's' week
"o"'"s up ''""e '"' ''e'r ''''"s's'
L.. Relangcr passed through town on sat
urlay's coach en route To Maiden. Mr..
i,cla"rer has been absent about year on
the Pacific coast. His many friends are
glad I" STE him back again.
Troop 4. Capt. Bonus aud Lieut.. Traub
in command, passed through town Monday
m"rnins on its return I" For, Maginnis
from Ncllowstone Park. The boys had n
number of skirmi-hes with timber fires in
the park region.
r. l.. smith. An old timer Of the Missouri
valley. died at the bom. .S !. Y. stafford
"n the 21th ult. mt the age of 63. He
crossed the plains in 1864 with j. Y. Stat
ford, with whom he has resided f"r mum
her of years past.
4 ,lapc,. and lunch simmer will Ia, .iy-u
by Noble and Culver ON oct o5-last ,,y
of tea,hers institute Dance to be- given in
lewi,town hall. Tickets a ~ in,ludinp
lunch. Everybody invited to attend
Music 10y Noble and Culvers string band
Lunch served in the hall.
Percy kennett and Ben Farrar returned
last week from a fishing trip in the Belt
mountains. They wer. ACCOMPANIED back
to Lewistown by j. ID. Waite. representa-.
tiye.elect. and Fred Warren .,f Utica who
were also of the fishing party. They report
great success with the rod
George Manning. OF Cone Butte mining
district. sold half interest in . prospect
IN thut district to Richard Gie- last week
ior So. 800. Mr. Manning snvs there is
more in sight than the p,ice ior which he
sold the prospect The ore carries lead.
iron and silver, and assay, S5s in silver
aud lead.
Il. x. Norris oi Judith Landing and
William Miller at Helena arrived in town
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Durbiu had .kipted from the "cool-r"
the night before. uali axa,n, he is now
at home.
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uent oi the lewis,"wu Drug store. pr.
business, and intend. tn cen,luct it in "A
b,,t,l,ss manner. He will aim 4, keen
..od lin. of drugs and medicines and give
careful atten,i,n Il, uuttiny nm ures,ri,,.
tion- Civ. him 4, share ,.f your ,r,nap.
,..,
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17

Fruit of all kinds fnr>n. ~ the 'HtAr
tA-H >roRE.
Gutra n Hoben~ack'- steve store - ~
the old Tin shop.
For the best Road Cart, Spring or Farm
Wagon. GO to The old Tin shop. east side o'
bridge.
Robert shaw SAYS II curr, M, eorns by
three applications 7f corn remedy pur'
chased at the Lewistown drug store. W.
4 Hanson proprietor.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17

The prisoners built IA raii on the
Judith but didn't stay with 1t long
\ dead steer WAS found 10y the pur-
suers. Probably the last resort of the
hungry fellows.
Maurice sullivan and Nel> Proilett
must have gone south. They were
not down on the Judith.
John Arnold will return from the
Landing to-day. Though n cripple
John has kept close on the trail and
did good work.
Dick Thomas has been on the 90
night and day for the past week. lie
would have followed them to Alaska
II necessary. lie will not give these
birds any privileges in the future
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17
ON THEIR TRAIL.
The Jail Birds in the Brakes of the Judith
With Officers in Pursait
They Take supper at Hogelsnd's Sheep Ranch
the Second Night Out.


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Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17

Stock Rams.
Sheep mcu desiring registered stock rams
will do well to- Inspect importatioir from
Michigan al the ranch ri Hon j u Waite
Sperialty: Length oi staple aud weight Of
iiecrr. Correspondence With the under
signed will receive prompt attention.
|. u. CANNON.
Get. IL. l'tica. Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17

James \. Shields Post, \.. L. oi
Lewi.towu, ueeis the last Tues
day 81 each u,uuih, 1T = y. M.
- HARPER.
RoRERr t,rm.EI.L. 'oninander.
Ndit.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17

lumber wagon containing SIN men
lail. The prisoners. under guard OF
nder->heriif iplinger. Jim Read and
Dick Thomas. had returned reluctantly
to the place they left Just one week
ago almost to the hour.
I Jim Read. who resides lust below
town. and a COW boy named Clyde
Oseoed, in the employ of Tom Me
shane near Judith Landing, captured
the men Tuesday evening about sun
down III "a deserted cabin fourteen
miles below the Landing.
As Read rode up to he cabin Han
naway appeared n, one corner with
the revolver taken from the Jail and
said throw up your hands or III
shoot you "Yes, III throw up my
hands" said Read. and he slid from
hi, horse lust as bullet passed over
his head Read raised his needle gun
and shot Just close enough to Hanna
way to make him sorry for opening
hostilities so neNl.stedly Read SAM
he did not want to kill the fellow
After receiving this close call Hanna
way reirrlted into the cabin, when
Ossood, get ting Il glimpse at his head
merging above n log sent IA bullet
IN close proximity to his nose.
he empty gun they carried away
the prisoners were M n disadvani aye
~ well a. foot-sore and hungry. \
few shots through the cabin door fol
lowed with an order tn surrender soon
brought them ont, and while Oseood
held ii gun on them Read relieved
them oi all Weapons.
About hall IN hour after the cap.
iure. SherIif> Clary and liplinger and
Fred Read arrived at the cabin. Read
accompanied by tplinger. went down
To his cabin IA iew miles below for pro
visions. Aitera midnight supper which
all enjoyed. the party started for
Judith Landing with the prisoners,
Jim Read letting lianntway. who gave
him such n warm saluiation AT the
cabin. ride his horse most of the way.
Jim say, the poor devil had sore
feet and he hated to see him walk.
They arrived ut Judith Landing at
= O'Clock yesterday morning and
left al = o'clock ior I.ewistown
All the men who went in search of
the prisoners have endured all manner
of hard>hip~. They have been almost
constantly IN he saddle. deprived ni
sleep and food and exposed TO chilly
weather. They could not all be per
~onally present Il he inne late cap
ture. II was by dividing their forces
and going IN different direct ions that
success was possible.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17
Bucks for Sale.

Twenty ~iN grade bucks iar sale. Prize
reasonable. Address
fo,Hr, Bios.
ori 10. I.ewis,"wn. Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17
Estrayed.

Urr. EaN hor.r, brIntird o On Teit thigh.
aud dim "n left shoulder; star
in face aud one white hind loot. was shod
when lost. \ reward of ten dollars will be
paid for information leading to recovery of
same. Address
En-. RoBrRTs,
Maiden, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-17

Oct. H.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
The Supervisors.
MONDAY July l, 1S8

MONDAY July l, 1889.
At the meeting of the Board OF Super
'visors today, the reports OF the County
officers and of the township officers were
read and filed.
The report of James A. Forhay, as .
m embe of the County Board of Schools,
be considered as Mr.. Forhay is alleged to
be Ineligible.
Neustadt & Prittle were allowed to
Withdraw their bid for Yorba school
bonds on account of the muddle about
organizing Orange county.
The petition for change in San Fer
nando avenue granted.
The sum of $4,000 transferred from
the Current Expense Fund to the Court
house and Jail Fund-temporarily.
The claim Of j. T. Taylor for survey
ing in the San Jose Road District, de-
MED.
A warrant of $500 in favor of the Far
mers' and Merchants Bank, was drawn
on account of Interest Fund.
The Boad will be in session all this
month. In couple of weeks they will
be engaged as Board of Equalization.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
Banta,s Case Today.

Judge Clark's Court will no doubt be
the center OF attraction again today in
the trial of the Banta case. The HERALD
court reporter met Lieutenant. Governor
White on the street yesterday and mean.
ing to enquire about the sick juror of last
week said: "Have you got that juror
fixed ?" The Governors massive brow
was knit in deep and unpleasant cogita-
tion for moment, seeing which the in
nocent reporter said: ooh was speak
ing from a medical point of view" The
legal side of the question being all right,
the distinguished attorney said: "Ohl
yes, he will be on hand tomorrow. He
meant, of course, if he sbstained from
apricots in undue quantity and imma-
ture quality,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
SIM q 8 he'd a Lamp.

Jose Rodriguez was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer Harvey, on COM
plant of an Italian named Ferdinand
Bsssalo, who keeps the Roma Hotel on
North Alameda street. 1t was alleged
that Rodriguez, while in state of semi
intoxication, came along Alameda street
about noon, and, seeing the glass lamp
hanging out in front OF the hotel, became
imbued with the desire to demolish t..
He picked up rock and flung it violently
at the glass globe, and, on missing the
object, he took carrot from his pocket
and threw it at the lamp, smashing it to
atoms. In the Police Court, Rodriguez
was charged with malicious mischief,
and was ordered to appear for trial this
morning at 8 O'Clock, and in the
meantime he was committed to jsil in
default of bail in the sum of 500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
LAND STATISTICS.
A Fail statement of the Prices of
Land I'm this County.


Secretary Higgins, of the Chamber of
Commerce, has completed the statistics
of the cheap land of the county, which
he has been collecting for the purpose OF
answering the objections sometimes
offered to this section that there is no
farming land to be had at reasonable
figures. He has the matter in tabulated
form, and it includes forty items of diff.
ferent tracts of land. There are alto
gether about half million acres tabul-
ated, in quantities from twenty-five acres
up to 100,0 900 acres, most OF which can
be subdivided into ten acre tracts.
The form in which the tsbulation is
made can be best illustra. ed by selecting
at random three out of the forty items,
giving what facts are set forth in the
statement. For example: Sixty acres,
eleven miles from Los Angeles, three
miles from railway station, rich, sandy
ciduous fruits $45 an acre, small cash
payment; water at thirty-five feet in any
quantity two crops OF grain, two crops
vegetables and seven crops OF alfalfa
annually.
Another sample item: 1000 acres,
twenty miles from Los Angeles, two
railway stations on land, sandy loan +,
level bottom and mesa; grain, vegeta-
bles, fruit, alfalfa, figs and walnuts; $50
to $50 an acre, one-half cash, one and two
years time; plenty of artssisn water !;
corn five weeks old waist high; first crop
crops per year.
A,4thAr ayNla TX mn
San Fernando valley, three miles from
railway station; disintegrated granite,
Il, 900 acres level. 5000 rolling; finest of
citrus fruit land; $25 minimum price
choice land at $50; one-fourth cash, bal
system for 9, 200, ,000,0 gallons of water /;
submerged dam.
Mr.. Higgins reports that he accepted
every offer that came to him from re-
eponsible firms. Every effort has been
made to have the list accurate in all its
statements, and as complete as the linn
tied space will allow. The table
will be printed in circular form and
the California Central, who on the
President Jones, of the Chamber, that
less difficulty would be experienced by
the Santa Fe in attracting settlers to this
locality if the idea could be more gener-
ally spread abroad that there was plenty
of cheap land still to be had in this
county.
The document will be used in the
travelling exhibit OF the products of this
State which is now in the East, and
which has attracted so much attention
under the name of California on
Wheels" 1t will also be freely distrib-
uted by the Chamber. As the exact To-
cation OF the land is not given, and the
name of the agent is not mentioned, the
circular does not partake Of the nature oi
an advertisement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
The Courts Yesterday.

The Judges all sat in banc yesterday,
in Judge Shaw's courtroom, hearing the
calling of the term trial calendars. All
day the long catalogue of litigation was
ratified through, pail mall, and when 5
O'Clock struck there was big list still
not disposed of. The courtroom was full
of lawyers from this city and from the
surrounding towns. 1t is estimated that
there are 375 lawyers in Los Angeles
city.
All tie Orange county cases were
passed by consent, to be transferred to
the courts of the new county as soon as
the machinery is set in motion down
there,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
The Reform school hoard.

The first gun is soon to be fred in the
new Reform School about to be erected
at Whittier. The contract has been let
for the big barn that is to be an adjunct
of the affair. This will cost about
SIS, 900, and is put up first in order to
furnish a workshop and lodging place
for the men who will be required in the
main building, which is to be begun at
an early day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
Fourth of July Excursions to
Sauta Monica.

The Los Angeles and Pacific Railway
will sell excursion tickets to Santa Mon
lea on the Sd and 4th instants, good to
return the 4th and 5th, for so cents the
round trip. They will also run special
trains on the 4th, leaving Los Angeles at
9, 10, IL 80 a. NJ, 80, 4 :35 and 6 p. m.
Special tickets for these days may be
mad at depot and at general office, A
North Spring street, where hacks and
carryalls will be on hand to carry pas
sengers to depot, leaving twenty minutes
before above hours. The fare to depot
is only five cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
A Salvage of S4,51O.

The Banning Brothers, representing
the Wilmington Transportation Company,
yesterday, in the United States Court,
obtained judgment from Judge Ross for
$4,510, in the cause entitled the Whining
ton Transportation Company against the
British ship Old Kensington.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
NaW GnSPa.

S. Phillips sues for writ of maneate
to compel L. H. Tony, recorder of the
city of San Pedro, to record certain papers
in an appeal case before the Justice at
San Pedro.
The Los Angeles, Pasadena & Glendale
Railway Company, for permission to go
through lands of A. B. Chapman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02

The steamers queen of the Pacific and
Santa Rosa leave San Pedro for San Diego on
the dates of their arrivals from San Francisco
and on their trips between San Pedro and San
Francisco call at Santa Barbara and Port Har.
ford (San Luis Obispo) only. The Eureka and
Los Angeles call at all way ports
depot. Fifth street, Los Angeles as follows With
the Queen of the Paciac and Santa Rota at
$50 O'Clock A. NJ; with Los Angeles ano
Eureka going north, at $40 O'Clock P. NJ.
Er- Plans OF steamers cabins at agents OF
fee where berths may be secured.
The steamers Los Angeles and Eureka Will
call regularly at Newport pier for aud with
freight and passengers
The company reserve the right to change the
steamers or their days OF sailing.
E1-For passage or freight as above or for
tickets to and from
All Important Points tu Europe,
APPLY TO
". PAERgS, Agent.
ONCE: No. 8 Com mercial st., Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02

Local and through tickets sold, baggage
checked. Pullman sleeping car reservations
made, and general information given upon ap.
phcation to G. F. SMURR, Asst. g. Pas. A Ct, No
202 North Main street; CHARLES sEYLRR
Agent at Depot.
Sundays excepted tSundsys only.
A. n. TCWNR, General Manager
T. h. GOODMAN,
Genl Passenger and Ticket Agt
apll-3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02

FORMATION OF DIVISIONS.
First Division will form on Main street, right
resting on Fourth.
Second Division on Main street, right resting
on Sixth.
right resting on Main, left thrown back on Spring
Fourth Division on Sixth street. right resting
on Main.
on Main.
Marshsls and Aids will report promptly for
duty at 10 O'Clock a. m, sharp, at Courthouse,
Spring street side
All organizations and others will report
promptly to the Marshsls of their Divisions on
the ground designated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02

PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES
Grand Literary Exercises at Hazard g Pavilion
at O'Clock p. m.
Grand Band Contest will take place at Sixth
street Park at $3.50 p. m, for a fine silver water
pitcher with gold service.
Grand Colossal Display of Fireworks in the
evening at O'Clock.
All railroads running into the city will carry
passengers at half rates, good for July Sd, 4th
and 5th.
All decorations must be twenty four feet
above the street, to avoid collision with floats.
All street-cars and other vehicles will be ex.
cluded from the streets on the line OF march
during the procession.
\. w. BARRETT, Grand Marshal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
An Important Meeting

OF the South End Taxpayers Association will
be held at the A. o. U. W. Hail. corner Lsurel
and Main street, this Tuesday, July I'd, at 80
p. M. All interested in the future prosperity
and development of the South End are cordially
invited to attend W. P. MCINTOSH,
T j LEWIS, Secretary. President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
CHIEF OF POLICE-J. FRANK BURNS,
MOUNTED POLICE.

FIRST DIVISION.
MAJ. ]. M. FREw. Marshal.
Seventh Infantry Band.
Aids-A B. Lawson, NJ. F. Tarble, P. ]. Jackson,
E. Nittinger, w. 81. sutch, E. II. Hutchin
sun, J. NJ Garrettw l. Brown, W. R. Lewis.
General +; Johnson and staff.
StaT-L,eut Col. l. s. Butler, Lieut. Col. w. G.
Cochran, Moi. E. l.. Stern, Maj. W. H
Russell, Mai. G. NJ. Daniels Maj. G. A.
Gibson, Maj. G. G. Allen, Mai G.. Wiley
Wells, Maj. A. w: Barrett, Maj. Geo. II
Ronebrske, Maj Cyrus willard. Capt. H
T. Osborne, Cap. ]. c. Jones.
Col W. H II Russell and Staff
Companies A, C, q, and f, Seventh Regiment
N. g.. c.
Garabaldi Guards.
Veteran Drum Corps.
Los Angeles Band of Hope Drum Corps.
Department Commander G. K. Gard and Staff
Grand Army of the Republic. Sons of Veterans
and other Military Organizations.
SECOND DIVISION.
CAPT. A. F. MACKAY, Marshal.
Orange City Band.
Aids-Walter Devereux, A. McNally, Johr
Grant ]. L. McUoy, F. Adam, George
Williamson. John Moriarty, G. Vogam
d. J. Moriarty.
Cantons of Odd Fellows
Secret and Civic Societies.
City Band
Bakers Union, No. As.
Eight Hour League
Sheet Metal Workers Union.
Typographical Union.
Carpenters Union.
French Benevolent Society.
Caledonian Club.
Uniformed Base ball Club.
Junta Patriotica de Juarez
Forty-three Young Ladies in Carriages.
Invited Guests in Carriages.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02
ORDER NO. 2.

10.
HEADQUARTERS MARSHAL.
WI ST, june 18Se
procession Main streets at II O'clock m
Alameda and cntermar the
intersection Main and follow Third
to on Fort
Grand review by Grand Marshal and anddi disband.
CHIEF OF POIICE-J.
MOUNTED POLICE.
GRAND MARSHAL-CAPT. A.. BARRETT
A. M
AIDSW Miller, H. T. e
Richards, N NJ Ener, w Redick,
w. Hicks, M H. Shepard, Thos A
JONES' A. Lewis, Frank Shire
D. Wilson, c. H. DR. L. Wills James
schrebe McLan Niles, Wezel W W Stoekwe Bipow
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-02

THIRD DIVISION.
MARTIN G. AGUIRRE, Marshal.
Meine's Band.
Aids-Dixey Thompson, H. 8. Clements, II. J.
johnston, James Gregg, V. Sanchez. a
Avila, VIM. Brown, f. Sabichi, Jr John
G. Wray, Will H. Hammill.
Los Angeles Fire Department.
Mounted Cavalrymen.
Grand Bicycle Turnout-Decorated Wheels.
FOURTH DIVISION.
M. JOHNSTON, Marshal.
Santa Ana Band.
Aids-Frank w. King Horace B. Dibble, Trow-
bridge II. Ward, Chas. L. Fisher, Fred l..
Baker, Richard w. Pridham John Miller,
John Neitler.
Industries of Los Angeles
Merchants. Manufacturers.
Anaheim Band.
Trades and Business Displays.
FIFTH DIVISION.
D. +. DoNEGAN, Marshal.
Bosshsrd's Band.
Aids-C. F. Crowley, T. F. Joyce, J. T. Davis,
Ed Dwyer, A. s. Hietchew. E. w. Eager, J.
E. Flick, Frank Walker and M. G. Marsh.
All Contractors and Contracting Firms.
INSIGNIA OF RANK.
Grand Marshsl-Buff waist sash
Chief Aid-Red waist sash.
Grand Marshal's Aids-Blue shoulder sash,
soft telt hat, with black feather. and gloves
Aids-Red, white and blue SASH soft hat and
feather, gauntlets or white gloves