The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-02-20

will take immediate steps to procure
such q number of tents as will afford
comfortable quarters to all visitors
not otherwise provided for. A COM
plete statement of where quarters
may be had, from whom and the price
charged per day, for lodging and
meals, shall be furnished by this
committee to the chairman of the
committee on reception.
Fifth.-The committee on head
quarters and decoration are charged
with the proper decoration of the
house Of representatives wherein the
official representation of the depart.
went will assemble, and with the
decoration Of the senate chamber, in
which will meet the Women's Relief
corps.
They will also decorate the recep.
ton rooms Of the Women's Relief
corps, and the headquarters Of James
A. Garfield post, No. G.
Sixth. The committee on street
decoration are expected to construct
arches and other appropriate decora-
tons at the intersection of the prin.
cipal streets along and across which
the parade will pass, and elsewhere
in the city, if, in their judgment, the
same may be necessary.
Seventh.-The committee on camp
fires will be necessarily governed by
the condition of the weather imme-
diately preceding and during the en-
campment. If the weather is favor
able they are expected to prepare a
great open air camp fire, but should
it be otherwise they will arrange for
entertainments of like character in
doors.
Eighth.-The committee on parade
will report to the post commander the
route which, in their judgment, will
be the most appropriate and best line
of march for the parade. The report
so made will be submitted to the de-
partment commander for his consid-
Grafton.
Ninth,-Thc committee on pur-
chases arc expected to purchase flags,
bunting and other supplies necessary
to be used by the decorating COM
mittee. They will also purchase such
lumber and other materials as arc re-
quired for the erection Of platforms
for the encampment and speakers,
and all other articles required to be
purchased.
Tenth.-The auditing committee
will examine into and certify 10 the
correctness of all accounts against
the estate Encampment Fund" be-
fore the same are presented TO the
post or quartermastcr for payment.
Eleventh. - The reception COM
mlttee will attend all trains bringing
comrades 10 the encampment.
whether the same arrive in day or
night time. They will escort all visit
ors to proper quarters and see that
their baggage is safely delivered
wherever ordered. Upon the arrival
of each day train bringing CT mradcs
to the cncampmcnt they will cause y
salute of ten guns to be fired. They
will also cause a salute of thirteen
guns TO lie fred on arrival of the
and a like num-
Der of guns when the department
commander arrives. Sunrise and sun
set gnns will be fired during each
day Of the encampment. 70 carry
into effect this provision of the order,
| hereby detail as artillerymen, the
following named comrades: Thomas
II. McKcnna, G, Stats, John Schaer,
L. Mccormick, Mich oelkill, John
kiesclbach, Wendell Buehrle Frank
NJ. gray. In addition to the duties
above enumerated, the con. .nittee is
expected to have carriages in waiting
TO receive the commander in chief
and staff, and also the department
and his staff. They will keep car.
and horses in waiting at de-
partment headquarters for use of the
commander-in-chief and department
officers. The commit &c on reception
supply themselves with appro-
pirate badges to indicate their duties.
8. Through the kindness and
ib2rality of the Germania club of
his city, | am authorized to announce
hat your headquarters during the
week of the oncampment will be in
Music hall, No. 23O East High street.
4. Every member of the post,
whether detailed ON a committee or