, 1889-04-07
FOR NEXT TUESDAY.
Arrangements for the Inauguration
of Hon. F. E. Warren.
A Big Parade, Grand Display OF
Fireworks and a Ball.
The Orders Issued by the Marshal
of the Day.

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be very large, as every section of the ter
ritory will be well represented. There
will be plenty of music, and the parade
will be perhaps the largest and most i'm
posing ever seen here. Besides societies.
the territorial militia and all of the troops
at Fort Russell will be in line. All who
have been invited to participated in the
exercises have responded. Gen. Miner,
co%mmandant at the post, has been espec-
tally accommodating.
The pyrotechnic display in the evening
will be simply gorgeous, while the ball in
the capitol building will be a swell affair.
Workmen were preparing the state
house for the event yesterday. 1t will be
brilliantly Illuminated by electric light.
The lights, by the way, will be given a
trial this evening. Mr.. Warren will de-
liver his address from a platform built on
the steps OF the capitol. The larger
rooms have been prepared for dancers,
while promenaders will occupy the hall
ways. There will be chairs in the smaller
rooms. Lunch will be served by the
Ladies Relief Association.
NOTICES.
These requests have been made by the
Inauguration committee:
1t is earnestly requested by this com
mittee in charge hat all vehicles be kept
off the streets along which the parade
will pass on. the 9th inst.
All persons living along the line of
march are especially requested by the
committee in charge to decorate on the
9th inst.
The committee of arrangements for the
Inauguration of Governor +. f. Warren
make a special request to the business
men of Cheyenne that all places OF BUSH
ness shall be closed on Tuesday next at l
O'Clock p. M, in order that all citizens
may be free to attend the inaugural cere-
monies.
FROM THE MARSHAL,
Grand Marshal Jeffrey, who has charge
of the parade, has issued these bulletins,
under date of April 6:
ORDERS NO. l..
The undersigned having been appointed
by the committe in charge, as marshal Of
the day on the occasion of the %inaugura-
ton OF the governor OF Wyoming on the
9th inst, hereby assumes that position.
The following are hereby appointed to
aid the marshal: As chief of staff,
Walter r. Stoll; as senior aid, Lieut. G..
II. Roach, U. S. A as aides, Chas. Il.
Fisher, J. D. Gill, John Talbot, A. d.
Kelley, L. s. Smith, Frank Bon and S.
birmingham. They will be respected
and obeyed accordingly.
JOHN K. JEFFREY, Marshal.
GENERAL RIDERS NO. 2.
The parade on the 9th inst, will be or
gained, and the order of march will be
as follows, subject to such changes as may
be necessary:
Detachment of police.
Marshal, staff and aids.
First division-United States troops
under command of Gen. John X. Miner,
u. S. A.
Second MISUNDERSTANDING militia I'M
der command OF the senior officer present.
Third division-G. A.. R., under COM
mand of Thomas M. Fisher, department
commander.
Fourth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. club
under command of Charles Cushin-
berry.
Fifth division-Cheyonne fire depart.
ment under command OF Il. Warlaumont,
chief of the fire department.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures and societies
not in uniform.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures civic So
cieties under command of NJ. G. Bark
well.
Other organizations not herein provided
for will be assigned positions by the mar
shall. The divisions will form as follows:
First division, on south side of Six
teenth street, west of Eddy, right on
Eddy; second division, on north side of
Sixteenth street, west of Eddy, left on
Eddy; third division, on west side of
Eddy, north of Sixteenth, right
on Sixteenth; fourth division, on
west side of Eddy street, right on
left of third division; fifth division on
east side of Eddy street and north of Six
teenth, in column with head at Sixteenth;
sixth division on west side of Eddy street,
south of Sixteenth. in column with head
at Sixteenth; seventh division on east side
of Eddy street, south of Sixteenth, right
on Sixteenth.
Each chief OF Division is authorized to
appoint such aids as he may deem proper.
not to exceed three. All bands except
those under immediate control OF some
organization, will be assigned to their
positions by the marshal.
By order of the marshal.
w. r. SToLL, Chief of Staff.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 3.
On Tuesday, the 9th inst, the column
will move promptly at 2:30 p. IN. First
call will sound at 2 p. m; assembly at
POS p. m, at which time the organiza-
ton will assemble at the designated places
OF formation and report to the respective
chiefs of divisions. AS soon as any divi-
sion is ready to march the chief of the
division will report to the chief of staff.
The aids 20 the marshal will report
mounted to the chief of staff at the corner
of Eddy and Sixteenth streets at 2:l0
p. m.
The line OF march will be as follows:
From corner of Eddy and Sixteenth
streets, east on Sixteenth to House street,
north on House street to Eighteenth, west
on Eighteenth to Ferguson, north on Fer