The herald., 1895-07-21
4 Io., IL c. l.

the m merchants of Santa Monica, who will
deliver the goods. list Of all who
contribute towards the camp will be
found in each tent, and campers are re-
names appear upon the list. Wood for
cooking and straw for beds furnished free.
Tents and all camp equipage will be
transported to and from Santa Monica
by the railroad companies. The camp
will be lighted by electricity, and water
will be piped to all parts of the camp.
The sale of Intoxicating liquors will be
strictly prohibited in camp. and drunken
or disorderly persons not allowed therein.
Bomb throwing will be considered a
misdemeanor. and punished accordingly.
The camp will be under competent police
control both day and night.
The following comrades are appointed
aids-de-camp. and will be respected and
obeyed accordingly. Special attention is
called to paragraph three of this order:
J. W. Van Horn, Los Angeles; w. H.
Sallada, Santa Barbara; y. G. Carle,
Santa Paula; William Dusenberry, San
PsSintS M Esdoo9So 5fys g. j. a.
Redlands; A. l.. Clyoe, Pasadena; H. u.
Thatcher. Pomona; j.. H. Seaton, San
Luis Obispo; Stephe. Carpenter Soldiers
Home William B. Shawg, San Fernando;
r. d. Cook, Santa Ana; A. G. Keating,
San Bernardino; G. H. Wickman, East
AIOc hH6ClcSy ~. DE- OvkcS, OUtdTlO, LIE -
Hallett. Norwalk; W. B. Swift, Soldiers
Home: j. L. Pearson, San Diego; Frank
Hobart, Ventura: j. B. Hartzell, Poway;
A. J. Wilsey, Elsinore; Capt. T. A.
Lewis, Santa Monica.
g. A. r. potss, camps Of Sons of Vet
Grams. and comrades generally, are re-
quested to bring their flags and arms.
call your attention to circ 1lar letter of
May 9th from these headquarters. For
quarters. By order OF <. +. Dill. COM
mander; George W. Webber. adjutant.
Commander Dill then indulges the
comrades in several paragraphs descript-
We OF the lovely city by the sea, and the
hope that all will tent yearly at their cho.
sen camp ground until all have finished
their span.
The programme for the ten days out
ing is as follows:
Monday. August 5th-Go into camp:
assignment to quarters, ETC., during the
day. In the evening u formal reception
by the citizens of Santa Monica: address
OF welcome, responses, etc.
Tuesday, August 6th-Southern Califor-
MIA day. Programme this day to be fur.
nished by the comraues generally of this
entire section of our state. which will
end with red hot camp fire in the even
ing.
Wednesday, August 7th-Pa sadena day.
L ne program ME tuIS udy Will De enter
tanning. instructive all amusing
Thursday, August sth-Sons of Veter-
ans day. This day will be handled and
controlled by the boys who were not old
enough to wear the blue; inc entertain.
ment in the evening
Friday. August 9th-Womep's auxiliary
day. The camp will be under martial
law; boys. look out for squalls. Come ear.
ly and stay late.
Saturday, August lOth-Santa Monica
day. Public parade OF the G. A. r. and
Sons of Veterans and If one can read
the signs right this will be the largest pa
rade of veteran soldiers ever seen in
Southern California; the enterta in m ent
in the evening will be provided by the
ladies Of Santa Monica. No comments
are needed; they know how to provide.
Sunday, August 1lth-Memorial day.
Special memorial services for comrades
who have died since our last encamp-
ment; in the evening, sacred concert.
Monday, August 12th-Soldies' Home
day. There will be an excursion to the
home and John A. Martin post; pro-
gramme furnished for the evening bv
comrades from the home.
Tuesday, August 13th--N. G. G. day.
Programme for this day and evening to
be furnished by the National guard of
Southern California, and il promises to
be one of the days OF the encampment.
Wednesday. August 14th-The pro-
gramme for this day will be arranged la