The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-09-10
and Robbed.
Special to the RECORD UNION.

SANTA Rosa, Sept. 9.-The largest cele-
bration since Admission Day of 1884,
took place in this city to-day. Sixteen of
the Parlors of San Francisco, Alameda,
Vallejo and Napa Valley arrived here at
II O'Clock last night. Over 10000 people
were here this morning to witness the
parade. The business houses are hand
somely and profusely decorated and the
streets presented a brilliant appearance.
The parade was the largest ever seen in
this county, and was ably handled. The
order of march was as follows: Mounted
police; Grand Marshal, II. G. Dinken-
spiel; Chief Aids, John McMinn, Jr., and
Edward l.. Foster; Aids, S. V. Costello,
S. Joseph Theissen, Frank r. Neville;
Golden Gate Park and Santa Rosa Bands;
Company E, Fifth Regiment, N. G.. c.;
Santa Rosa Parlor, No. Is, n. S. G. W.;
Marshall Parlor, No. 176, N. S. G. W.;
Court Unity, No. 754l, A. o. F. A.
Second Division-Marshal, Arthur E.
Holmes; Aid, f. a. Wickersham; Mill
tary Band; California Parlor Drill Corps,
n. s. G. W.; California Parlor, No. l, n.
S. G. W.; Pacific Parlor, No. 10, n. S.
G. W.; Golden Gate Parlor, No. %, n. S.
6. W.; Mission Parlor, No. IS. n. S. q.
W.; Alameda Parlor, No. AZ. n. S. @. W.;
San Francisco Parlor, No. 40, n. S. G. w.
Third Division-Marshal, George Clark;
Aid, Jesse Moor; Park Band; Alcalde
Drill Corps, n. S. G. W.; Alcalde Parlor,
No. 154, n. S. G. W.; FL Dorado Parlor,
No. 81, n. S. G. W.; Rincon Parlor, No.
Y, n. S. G.. W.; Bay City Parlor, No. 1O4
n. S. G. W.; Mantle Parlor, No. 105, n.
S. @. W.; Colum bIa Parlor, No. III, n. S.
G. W.; Alcatraz Parlor, 10. 145, n. S. q.
W.; South San Francisco Parlor, No. l57,
n. S. CT. W.; Washington Parlor, No. l69,
n. S. G. w.
Fourth Division = Marshal, W. S.
Coulter; Aid, W. II. Porterfield; Sonoma
Valley Band; Sonoma Parlor, No. IL, n.
S. G. W.; Vallejo Parlor, No. II. n. S.
G. W.; Glen Ellen Parlor, n. S. G. W.;
Byron Parlor, No. 10, n. S. G. W.; Fern
Grove Parlor, n. S. G. W.; Altamont
Parlor, No. 1G7, n. S. G. W.; Sotoyome
Parlor, n. S. q. W.; Eagle Parlor, No.
1l9. n. S. G. w.
Fifth Division-Marshal, George II.
Maxwell; Aid, A. w. Garrett; Angel
Island Band; Veteran Firemen, San
Francisco; Santa Rosa Fire department.
Sixth Division-Marshal. Ed. Walk err
Aid, f. NJ. Luttrell; Calistoga Band; Ca
listoga Parlor, n. S. G.. W.; carriages
containing Grand Officers, n. S. G.. w.
Orator of the Day; State officers; Mayor
and City Council, county officers: officers
of Santa Rosa Parlor, No. 4, n. 5. q. w;
Territorial Pioneers; Sebastopol Parlor,
n. S. G.. w. ton horseback); OK team, 40
After the parade the following pro-
gramme was rendered at the theater.
There were present three thousand per-
sons: Music, orchestra; prayer, Rev. DIR.
Joseph Emery, Chaplain; address of well
come, Hon. L. j. Woodward, Mayor OF
Santa Rosa; music, orchestra; recitation,
Miss Addie Murphy; music, orchestra;
grafton, Hon. NJ. Fitzgerald of Oakland,
Past Grand President; music, orchestra;
benediction.
AT DOWNIEVILLE.
DowNIEvILLE, Sept. 9.-Admission
Day was celebrated by campfire by
Grand Army men, and music by the
Downieville Band. Business houses and
residences were decorated with the ma
tional colors. There was a ball at Armory
Hall. Music was furnished by the Sierra
City string band. There was large at
tendance from adjoining towns.