Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-19
THE PRESIDENT.
MORE ARRANGEMENTS REGARD.
ING HIS RECEPTION.
Colonel Corbin Issues an Order Outlining
the Parade and Naming His Aids-The
Loyal Legion to Participate.

All preliminary arrangements for the
reception to be rendered President Har.
rison and his party have about been
completed. All that is necessary is to
await the results of the work that has
been successfully accomplished thus far
The various committees have performed
their work and performed it well. Oh
course the minor details have not yet
been entirely closed up. This, however,
will be done during Monday and Tues.
day.
There was no meeting OF the executive
committee at the mayors Office last
evening, owing to the absence of quo
rum. A full attendance is requested,
however, for tomorrow evening at 8.
COLONEL coRBIN's ORDER.
Colonel Corbin, the grand marshal,
has issued the following order:
The committee in charge OF the ar
rangements for tiIe reception OF the
president on his arrival in the city on
Wednesday next, have named the fol-
lowing streets for the parade, and the
same is announced for the information
and guidance OF all concerned, viz:
From Southern Pacific (Arcade) de-
pot west on Fifth street to Main, north
on Main to Temple and Spring streets,
south on Spring to Seventh street, west
on Seventh street to Broadway, north
on Broadway to city hall, where the
president will be made welcome by the
governor of the state, and the parade
will be dismissed.
1t is respectfully suggested that this
line of march will afford the people an
opportunity to see the president and his
party, and to this end it is hoped that
the residents along the route will cheer
fully give place to all desiring it.
Orderly distribution OF citizens along
the line, rather than congregating at
the depot, is very much desired. 1t is
earnestly requested. 1t is also hoped
that the sidewalks, steps and windows,
etc., will be filled with patriotic people,
and eyery one vote himself committee
to keep the streets cleared to the side
walks.
AIDS TO THE GRAND MARSHAL.
The following are announced as aids
to the marshal, and will signify their
acceptance without further notice:
Captain H. X. Bailey, U. S. Army /;
First Lieutenant Charles l.. Collins, u.
S. Army (who are designated to accom-
pany the PRESIDENT; First Lieutenant
Francis P. Fremont, U. S. Army.
Officers of the staff of General e. p.
Johnson, National Guard of California,
as follows: Lieutenant-Colone L. s.
Butler, assistant adjutant general; Ma
jor j. A. Driffill, inspector general |;
Major E. L. Stern, ordnance officer |;
Major Siras Willard, engineer officer !;
Major Guilford w. Wells, Judge advo-
cate; Major Andrew w. Barrett, quar-
termaster; Major George H. Bonebrake,
paymaster: Major George M. Dannals,
commissary; Lieutenant Colonel Will
lam G. Cochran, surgeon; Major Horace
M. Russell, inspector rifle practice; !;
Captain Albert G. Jones, A. d. c.; Cap
tain Henry T. Osborne, A. d. c.. Major
Madison T. Owens, signal officer.
@. F. A. Last, George L. Arnold,
Thomas A. Lewis, Sostenes Sepulveda,
Martin Aguirre, Charles M. Jenkins, w.
E. Dunn, Mark G. Jones, Will A. Ham
mel, Guy Barham. M, Lewis, James
Castruccio, Camille GARNER, Guy Long
street, Lewis Sentous, L. E. Mosher,
Albert Lindley, F. ]. Griffith, Colonel
L. S. Butler, John Carson, I. E. Gibbon,
H. G. Clemence, Boyle Workman, S. B.
Dewey, James Winston, George w.
Parsons, Maurice Newmark, w. B.
Gard, James G. Foy, Ben f. john
son, Marco Foster, r. r. House,
Frank w. Sabichi. John Wolfskill, Jr.,
J.N. Gregory, M. Polaski, Phil Glas-
sell, E. H. Hutchinson, J. A. Kelly,
George Z. Seip, Robert Widney, A. Nc
Nally, Charles OFF, John J. Clancy,
Lewis S. Hoyt, Archie Freeman, Geo.
Sinsabaugh, DR.. E. R. Smith, |. A.
Sepulveda, M. F. Stiles, Frank Lidell, /,
Charles H. White, M. G. Marsh, Col
onel H. G. Shaw, Telfair- Creighton,
Charles Crowly, George Booth, Schuyler
Cole, j. w. Payne, Fl. G. Corbin, grand
marshal.
THE COMMITTEE INCREASED.
The following names were yesterday
added to the general committee to re-
ceive President Harrison:
Andrew w. Ryan, j. Schumacher, f.
T. Wright, A. B. Whitney, H. G. Austin,
A. f. Davis, M. Dodsworth, S. Rees,
William Lacy, lothian Bixby, j. w.
Potts, L. A. Grant, T. HI. Ward, George
P, McLain, J. J. Warner, Henry Owens,
F. M. Nickle, J. H. Dockweiler, Dan
Ennis, M. d. johnson, Ed d. Gibson,
Charles Stern, III. d. Barrows, M. v.
Biscailuz, H. Hitler, J. E. Yoakum, J..
P. Moran, J. w. Hinton, George Han
sen, Len }. Thompson, w. s. Maxwell,
L. Polaski, Theo. Summerland, Joseph
Mullaly, F. Beaudry, James Hanley, L..
Bixby, William M. Friesner, G. Ganahl,
Tom Strohm, B. T. Tolbert, Sherman
Smith, John A. Hughes, H. v. Van
Dusen, John Bernard, 0. j. Muchmore,
G. f. Heinzeman, J. @. Quinn, William
Pridham, l.. G. Goodwin, G. H. Afford,
E. H. Hutchinson, w. HI. Rhoades, A.
McNally, E. f. Crandall, J. W. Hem
dric1, H. w Mills, John Goldsworthy.
Thomas Pierson, Robert T.. Wirshing,
CYRUS Vend, S. w. Luitweiler,
r. H. Staten, H. Bartning,
A. H. Denker, E. B. MiIlar, A. L. Bath,
Joseph d. Lynch, Geo. A. Dobinson, T.
S. G. Lowe, Frank H. Howard, Jos.
Maier, Frank Burns, Conrad Jacoby,
Chas. A. Homer, Judge A. Brunson,
Mark G. Jones, d. Mcfarland, j. J..
Gosper, J. M. Frew, R. Dillon, DR.. X.
D. Wise, 7. D. Mott, j. G. Dotter, W. T.
Lambie, Frank Gibson, John R. Bryson,
G. H. Bradley, s. HI. Mott, v. Ponet, M.
G. Marsh, F. j. Captain, VIM. Ferguson,
M. Meyberg, L. Jacoby, II. Mosgrove,
A. Hamburger, al Workman, w. T.
Dalton, s.. Hutton, DR.. J. H. Bryant.
Fred Gilmore, J. H. Book, G. E. Day, @.
B. Woodhead, General E. Bouton, Rob-
ert Steere, +. N. Myers, Geo. Dobinson,