Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-04
THE FOURTH.
How the Day Will be Cele-
brated Here.
The Procession and Review this
Morning.
Programme of Literary Exercises
this Afternoon.
Features of the Various Portions of
the Days Doings.

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the Days Doings.
The prospect is that today's celebra-
ton of Fourth of July will far exceed
anything ever before seen in Los Ange-
les. Although the executive committee
was organized somewhat later than
usual, it is full of energetic workers, at
the head of which stands Mayor Hazard,
and the results of their labors will show
today. Grand Marshal c. F. A. Last
has worked unremittingly since his ap-
pointment, and his plans will be carried
out with fine success today. He is
assisted by Charles Alexander. Col. A.
T. Palmer has represented the National
Guard in the deliberations of the COM
mittee, and good turn out is expected.
Frank Marsh, the chairman of the deco
ration committee, has been at work
with corps of assistants putting up
flags across the streets on. which
the procession is to pass. These,
together with the extensive decorations
of business blocks and private residences
give. the city a holiday aspect. Jake
Kurhts and FL. w. Patton have done
good work in bringing the Indians here
and taking care of them during their
stay. Joe Mesmer and the other mem
bers of the finance committee have sue
ceeded in raising an unusually large
sum, which has been discreetly eX-
pended. Col. II. G. Shaw, who was the
original proposer of the continental
battalion, has put in good deal of time
in drilling the boys, and Mrs. Shaw has
managed the matter OF procuring their
uniforms. 1t cannot be questioned that
this will prove one of the most interest
ing features of the parade.
The Line of March.
The procession will move at 10 O'Clock
sharp. Grand Marshal Last SAYS that the
expression means what it says. 1t will
start at the city hall, and will go south
on Broadway to Seventh, then east
to Spring, down Spring to the junction
with Main; thence down Main to the
Plaza, and counter-marching north to
Fourth. The procession will contain ::
Seventh regiment infantry, Grand Army
Veterans, Sons of Veterans. mounted
continentals. battalion of continentals,
Figueroa cadets, band of Yuma Indians,
fire department, Societa Unione Fra
telanza Carl Valdina, Mexican car of
state, Turn Nerein Germania, various
unions and benevolent societies, trades
and manufacturers display.
The Literary Exercises.
The literary exercises will take place
at Hazards pavilion at 2:30 in the ai-
ternoon. The programme is as follows
Music-By the orchestra.
Invocation-Rev. George f. Bugbee.
''Red, White and Blue"-By eight
male voices, audience join in chorus.
Address by the President-Hon. Poin-
dexter Dunn.
''Star Spangled Banner''-Mrs. Orr
HARRISON and chorus.
Declaration of ndependence"-F.
W. Allender.
Poem--Major E. E. Danforth. +
Medley OF National Airs-Meine's
band.
Oration--Hon. M. T. Allen.
independence Belr'--Mrs. j. n.
Iamer.
America-By the audience.
Benedction.
The Continental Battalion.
The following is nearly complete list
of the members of the continental
battalion:
Company "A.
First platoon-Milton Alexander, Al
bert Burger, Jake Birnbaum, Archie
Buchanan, Floyd Benedict, Joe Ford,
Henry Fraser, Arthur Goodwin, Ben
Greene, Charles Johnson, Remy La
Pointe, Albert Lembeke, George Mitch
ell, Thomas O'Hara, Alfred Peterson,
William Price, Charles Seyler, Eddie
Simon, Elliott Wyman, Lloyd Whitson,
Paul Zahn.
Second platoon-Rex Belcher, Denis
Callahan, Leo Gibson, Joe Hawks, Sam
Lewis, Tom Lawson, George Parks, Tom
Price, Walter Park, John Riley, William
Riley, Dave Wilson, James Wilson,
Eddie Wagner, Bert Whittlesee, George
Whittlesee, Charles Whittlesee.
Company b.
First platoon-Arthur Austin, BRYANT
Murland, Joseph Ebler, Louis Good
friend, Bert Hef'ner, Eugene Johnson,
Joe Johnson, Pearlie Johnson, Philo
Lindley, George Martin, Robert Moore,
Arthur Mountain, Alfred Machrins,
Atlee Pearson, Louis Roeder, Ray Shir-
ley, Clarence Solet, Clarence Sanborn,
Herbert Turner, Charles White, Hector
Zahn.
Second platoon-John Adams, George
E. Crumb, Eugene Cobler, Walker Duff,
Piero Gelcich, Frank Hutton, Theodore
Hughes, Joshua johnson, Muir Nickel
vey, George Machris, Frank Mcguire
Wakelee Nettinger, Charles Potts, Amos
Potts, William Paulsen, Walter M.
Reeves, Frank Schoolcraft, Fred Shaw
Fred Steele, Clay Walker. William
Webster.
Mounted Troop.
G. Apablaza, Winfield Allen, Robert
Burns, Paul Budinger, Henry Bartning,
BERTHE Bricker, Frank Craig, F. ID.
Donegan, Arthur Eldridge, Henry Ewald,
Wilford Hall, Richard Joy, Clarence
Munson, Lee Morris, Fred Munsey Fred
Maier, Willie Maier, Roger Page, George
Smith, Henry Stuhr, Joseph Tilden,
George Wise.
The Fireworks.
The fireworks display will be given
on the Wolfskill tract, near the Arcade
depot, between Third and Fifth streets.
Take Fifth-street cars and depot-railwav