The morning call., 1892-07-05

the Whittier State School Battalion Joined
the Los Angeles procession. The ladies of
the Unitarian Church Iuuched them, and
they attended the league game of ball and
returned happy. They took their own band
and drum corps.
STOCKTON, July 4.-The celebration to-
day passed off quietly aud was a very pleas
ant affair. The visiting parlors of the Ma
tive Sons from San Francisco and BOO wheel
men were in the parade. A masterly ora
ton was delivered at the Avon Theater by
Emanuel Wolf of this city. student at the
State University. The Fire Department
was called out four times during the day,
but the damage was very light, small COT
tage worth $500 being the principal loss
Tonight the Stockton Native Sons and
wheelmen gave grand bail in Agricultural
Pavilion.
NAPA, July 4.-Independence day was
observed very quietly here, as most of the
people were celebrating at Benicja or ST.
Helena. A grand ball was held this even
ing under the auspices OF the Native
Daughters Of the Golden West in the opera
house. There was a fine display of fire.
works at the Soda Springs. The weather
during the day was delightful and cool.
CARSON, New, July 4.-Carson to-day
was the scene OF the grandest celebration
ever witnessed in the State. In coniunc-
ton with the festivity of the Fourth the
Seventh District G. A. r. of California met
In reunion, accompanied by the Veteran
Guard. 5S in number and the Preside band.
The procession was nearly a mile long
and contained military companies, bands.
veterans, State. Federal and county officers
and civilians. 1t was under the supervision
OF Grand Marshal George Hark. Not n
single accident occurred throughout the
day. Henry G. Dibble Of the San Fran
cisco lar delivered a magnificent Grafton
from the east wing of the Capitol building.
Over 30 carloads of visitors arrived from
different points. ard the city is packed with
II. A. X men from one end to the other
Among the prominent arrivals from Cali
fornia are: T. c. Masteller. T. H. Good
man. general passenger agent OF the Gen.
trail Pacific; Judge j. NJ. Wallings of
Bernardino County,; Detective Knight.
Major j. Is. Lauck and Captain J oe KnOwi-
ton, of the Southern Pacific Company. Order
prevails everywhere, and the towns guests
have been rendered the freedom of the city,
Tomorrow they meet at Odd Fellows
Hall to form district reunion and set the
place for the next reunion. They will also
he taken to all points Of interest around
Carson.
On Wednesday the rapchers from the
valleys will take all who desire to 90 into
The country flowing with milk and honey"
after which the celebration Will come 10
close.
PORTLAND. Ore, July 4.-Independence
day Was observed here to-day in a very quiet
manner Aside from the literary exercises
at the theaters in the afternoon and fire.
works in the evening. there was no public
demonstration.
= AuBURN. July 4.-AubHrn celebrated the
Fourth to-day at the Agricultural Park
under the auspices of Hose Company ..
.. +. Seavey was president OF the dav,
Professor p. W. Smith reader and G.. w.
Hamilton orator. There was large crowd
and the celebration was big success.
At Forest Hill, this county, l.. l.. Cham
berlin was orator. There was also a cele-
bration at Lincoln. The weather has been
extremely hot for several days. the Their
mometer running as high as 104, but Il is
cnoler In-naN