Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-15
Long Beach all Ready for the
Ninth Regiment.
A Notable Ball at Santa Monica on
Saturday Evening.
San Pedro Deserts to Terminal Island
Redondo Happenings Rules for
the National Guard at /.
Long Beach.

large numDeI ol people from bnls place
also attended the races.
The surf was exceedingly rough here
today and a smaller number OF people
than usual bathed.
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Things are taking martial appear
ance now, and by Wednesday the town
will be surrendered to the soldiers, who
will then hold full sway for about ten
days. The advance guard arrived to-
day and will start at work tomorrow.
The regimental orders, No. 16, have
been issued and are fifteen in num-
Der. Order No. embraces
the daily routine, which is as
follows: First call, 5 am. !; reveilie roll
call, 5:15 am breakfast call, 5:45 a.
IN. fatigue call, 6.15 am. surgeons
call, s ;45 am. first call for drill school
of squad and company, am; drill
call, 715; recall, 8:15; first call for
guard mount, s 80; assembly of guard
details, s AS; first call for drill, battal-
ion and regiment, 9:30; assembly, 8 40; I;
adjutant's call, 8 AS; recall, III am. in
spection Of tents, IL 80; dinner call, IL
m. first sergeants' call, l pm; first
call for parade, pm. assembly, 5:15 (;
adjutant's call, 5:25; supper, 6 pm.
retreat at sunset; tattoo, 10 pm; taps,
10 80.
This is the daily programme, but on
Sunday it will not be so severe, the first
call being sounded one hour later. A
number of other privileges are also
granted on this day.
From the daily routine, it appears
that the boys are here for business.
One point in which this encampment
will differ from that of Santa Cruz is
found in order No. s, which says that
no decoration of streets or tents will be
permitted, and no marking OF tents, ex-
cept with letters, or number of the regi-
ment. From this it seems that the
boys will not be allowed to illuminate
the tents with colored lanterns, which
SO enhances the encampment in the
north.
No person not connected with the en-
campment will be permitted in the
camp after tattoo.
Another proper order is to the effect
that the sale Of spirituous liquors, and
all huckster, and auction sales are pro-
hibited on the grounds; also that no
ale, wine or spirituous liquors will be
uEed iii camp. except upon the prescrip-
tion of medical officer OF the camp.
The regimental surgeon is to daily in
Hpect the camp.
In compliance with the new drill reg
ulations the following divisions of the
regiment, into battalions, is to be made
First battalion, companies O. and d. !;
second. companies A. and E.; third,
companies F. and B.
One gun will be fred daily at reveille
and at retreat, and the post flag will be
raised and lowered at the firing of the
gun.
The calls are to be first sounded by
the musician on duty at headquarters,
and taken up and repeated by the mu-
sicians of the guard.
On Thursday, the 18th, the camp will
be formally opened at reveille,- at 5 10
am, and upon the firing Of the gun the
band will play the national airs.
The camp is to be called Camp Butler,
in honor Of the assistant adjutant gen.
eral of the brigade.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
The board of equalization held it's
final meeting last night, and received
the assessment rolls Of the clerk with
out any change. The meeting was then
adjourned until Tuesday night, when a
further consideration of the new wharf
will be made. There was not single
protest made to the board during its en-
tire session last week.
NOTES.
Tomorrow the Friends church will
open its camp-meeting in earnest.
3 a party OF Long Beach people who at
tended the regatta at Terminal island
WIS Mrs. w. F. Sweeny. Miss Bernice
Hoyt, W. F. Kingsbury and B. F. Hoyt.
And still they come, Charles kellogg,
of Pomona, another candidate for
county Office, was here today.
W. G. Balcome, Of Santa Ana, was
here today.
@. E. Patterson, OF Los Angeles, who
leaves tomorrow for Texas, was today
bidding farewell to his friends.
FL. A. Yarnell, former editor at this
place, but now of the Pomona Register,
has been in town for several days.
Mr.. Blair and family, of Pasadena,
spent the day here.
w. BaNnour and family, of Los An
geles, were down today.
y. f. Duluc, VI buc Duuba n IdiAUdOs
and wife visited Mrs. Geo. p. Taylor and
Mrs. ]. ID. DeFreese today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Cleveland paid
their regular Sunday visit here.
F. G. Woodbury. and family, of Los
Angeles, were here today.
f. r. Willis was down for the day.
The following are the arrivals at the
Seaside inn: @. Marodin, Tombstone !;
Mrs. Mcclure, Miss Lizzie Caruthers,
Arthur Bray, Will f. Jacobs, w. N.
Brocklie, w. H. Allen, G.. B. Wilson,
George Beebe, Geo. L. Bryant, G. w.
Sanders, II. Stoll, Mr.. and Mrs. E. f.
@. Klokke, Los Angeles; J. E. Newlin,
Whittier; Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Andrews,
Pomona; Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Canavan,
Globa, Ariz.
The arrivals at the Iowa Villa were
J. q. Irwin, J. d. Driscoll, Highlands;
M. II. Hoover. Herman COLES, F. w.
Lichtenthal, William Ferguson, Col.
and Mrs. @. Malone and two boys,
Los Angeles Mr.. and Mrs. 4. E. Cole,
Pomona; r. W.. Moorhead, Sabetha,
Kan; w. A. Scott, Downey; o. 8.
Deval, Soldiers home; Lieut.. Col. 7.
Rice, National guard. s. r. Longworth,
Corporal O.. B. Cox, Riverside
Those who registered at the Fetter-
man house were DR.. Frost, San Bernar-
dino; Alex. AckmaD, Scotland; Mr..
and Mrs. Il. B. H. Yates, Pasadena.
Long Beach Business Directory.
HOLMAN, THE DRU 5GLsT, carries the larg-
est stock of drugs and stationery, perfumery,
and makes prescriptions his specially. n G.
ii Hollnan, Central Pharmacy. Long Beach, Cal.
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