Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-12
THE GRAND ARMY.
Arrangements for the Coming Encamp
ment at Red Bluff.

Arrangements for the Coming Encamp-
ment at Red Bluff.
On Wednesday afternoon next Goyerno,
Waterman and staff and W. H. Ennis
VicePres:dent of the Grand Army Asso.
citation of Northern California, will leave
for Red Bluff to participate in the re-
union of the old soldiers, to be held at that
place on the 17th, 18th and 18th. They
will be accompanied by a number Of
Grand Army men from this city. Ad.
jutant- General Orton and Colonel ]. B.
Wright will be among the members of the
Governors staff TO go from here.
The present indications are that there
viii be good attendance from all posts
within the jurisdiction. Department Com
n auder G. E. Gard and staff Will attend.
Governor Waterman and his official staff
have accepted an invitation to be present
an to take part in the festivities. Five
COZ psnies of the National Guard of Cali
foraa will also go into camp there at the
time and give battalion drill and dress
parade. The companies are from Chico,
Marysville, Colusa, Redding and Red
Bluff
The citizens of Red Bluff are making
preparations for the comfort and pleasure
of visitors to the best of their means and
ability.
The representation to the legislative
meetings of the Association consists of two
delegates from each post, all present and
past Post Commanders and al present and
past officers OF the Association. The busi-
ness sessions will be short ard will take
place on Friday and Saturday mornings at
$50 O'Clock and such other hours as may
be found desirable.
The committees in charge of the En-
campment entertainment rave arranged
the following programme:
First Day-Reception of comrades and
assignment TO quarters
Evening: Bail at Pavilion.
Second Day-Meeting of Association at
$50 clock A. NJ. AZ Odd Fellows Hall.
3 Railroad excursion TO the largest vine
yard in the world at Vina, rendered by
Senator Leland Stanford Train leaves at
1:30 P. N. Returns at P NJ. Carriages
will be provided for drive through the
country by those not going on the excur-
sion.
Evening Grand patriotic concert, by 100
voices; oration, General w. H. L. Barnes
OF San Francisco.
The entertainment viii close with dance
al the Pavilion
Third Day-Meeting OF Association at
80 M.
Afternoon parade, P N.
Evening: Campfire.
Trains arrive at Red Bluff from Sacra-
mento via Woodland and Willows at 4:20
P. NJ. snd depart south at 1880 A. ".
From Sacramento via Marysyille and
Chico, trains arrive at P NJ and depart at
$40 A. N.
Trains from Redding arrive at Red Bluff
at 1920 A. NJ. and depart north at 4:30 P. NJ.
Trains by the PoTtland express arrive
rom the south at A. NJ, and from the
north at $40 P. N; but this is liable TO
change, bringing the Portland express to
Red Bluff near midnight each way.
Headquarters of the Association are es-
tabIished at Odd Fellows Hall. At this
hall also will be headquarters of all local
committees.
Headquarters Of Woman's Relief Corps
are fixed at Masonic Hail, where all visit
ng members will report.
Headquarters Sons of Veterans are estab-
ished at Knights of Pythias Hall. in
Masonic building, where all visiting Sons
of Veterans will report.