Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-19
GOV. THORNTON.
arrangements Completed for Giving
the New Executive q ROusing
Greeting.

The citizens committees in charge of
the duty of arranging proper recep-
ton for New Mexico's new executive,
Hon. VIM. T. Thornton, met yesterday
afternoon and arranged for making Fri
day next a veritable gala day in the
capital city. J. P. Victory, chairman of
the committee on general arrangements,
presided at the meeting and announced
that Col. Pearson, commanding Fort
Marcy, had volunteered in case the gov
ernor-elect visited the post to lend all
possible aid toward making the recep-
ton and inaugural an imposing affair
This kindly offer was received by the
committee with expressions of apprecia.
ton. 1t was also stated that visiting
delegations were arranging to come from
many points in the territory to unite in
welcoming the new CHEF executive
Messrs. Sol. Spiegelberg, j. H. Sloan and
VIM. M. Berger were named as sub
committee ON program, and satisfac-
tory report was received from Arthur
Selignan, of the finance committee. As
a result of these reports the program for
the occasion is as follows: The recep-
ton committee to go to Lamy junction
will meet Gov. Thornton there on Thurs
day night and while accompanying him
to the capital will communicate to him
The program to be observed ON Friday
beginning at II a. m.
THE PROCESSION.
DR.. Sloan has been chosen chief
marshal and has designated the following
aides: E. H. Bergman, Chas. F. Easley
Evaristo Lucero, Antonio Alarid, E. W
Judkins, j. W. Schofeld. The parade will
form on Lincoln avenue near the plaza
and will move after the following order
Chief Marshal and two Aides.
Col. E. P. Pearson and Staff, Mounted.
10th Infantry Band.
Battalion U. S. Troops.
Carleton Post G. A. R. and Veterans:
Santa Fe Fire Department.
Knights of Pythias.
Pupils of St. Michael's College.
Pupils Of the Public Schools.
Pupils of the Indians Schools.
Carriage containing Governor L. B
Prince and Governor Elect w. 7. Thorn
ton.
Carriages containing the Lamy reception
committee, j. II. Crist, chairman, anc
Levi A. Hughes, Manuel Valdes, N. B
Laughlin, W. M. Berger, Sol. Spiegel
berg, Geo. W. Knaebel Marcelino Gar
cia and Z. P. Gable.
Carriages containing committees on gen
eral arrangements, reception ant
finance, j. P. Victory, Adolph Gusdorf
T.J. Helm, A. P. Hill, Jose Segura, l
M. Bond, Epifanio Vigil, Arthur Selig
man, Juan Delgado.
Delegations from Albuquerque, Las Vega,
and other parts of the territory.
Carriages containing federal officials ant
territorial officials.
Carriages occupied by county and cit!
officials.
Carriages containing citizens.
Citizens on horseback.
THE LINE OF MARCH.
After proceeding around the plaza ant
up San Francisco street to Gov. Thorn
toms home, where the carriage occupied
by the gubernatorial party will be met
the procession will move via Cathe
dral street to Palace avenue; theme,
via the federal building to Washington
av. nue.; thence through Fort Marcy t,
Grant avenue; thence to San francisco
street aud east to the plaza, where thu
inaugural exercises will take place in thu
pagoda. These will consist of a brief ad
dress of welcome and response and TIN
administering of the oath of Office by thu
proper officer.
In making this event all that it shoult
be citizens are urged TO cooperate witt
the committees in every way possible
and especially are merchants and resident
on the line of march requested to TAX
pains in decor ating their premises.