The record-union., 1895-09-10

Cofer, W. Kennedy, J. McCaslin. J..
Maioney, Nj. Sanderson, Nj. Kerns,
Jumbo henney. j. Maxwell, j. Ralla-
nan, j. Deveny, T. Fentou, E. w. Fur
geson, .. 5. Nance, W. Drumgold, J. w.
herrnish, Charles Ewert, j. Jones. J.
Downing. w. Ellis, George Averell G.
Holt, Bob Pritchard. f. Cross. J. Iuope.
j. Reeve. A. Wilson. H. Burton, l.. Per-
ellana. +. d. Mixer. J. Pslmo. j. Atkin-
son, @. Addison, Dan McGushin. M.
Morris. FL. Gray, j. Moore, B. A. Griffin,
A. Younger, Charles Pearl, p. Uren, Tim
Sheehan. John MCGUIRE, Pat Kane. NJ,
Flahive, j. Davidson. j. V. Fleckenstein,
j. w. Reynolds, l.. James, z. Schafer,
Jr., s. II. Rose. l.. hemnitzer, d. Patti
gan, j. NJ. Barger. J. Charlsworth, S.
Spencer, j. Morrell. Il. Dobie, ]. Shan
non, ID. Frazier, T. II. Carroll, L. Higgs,
William Baker. j. MeManus, a. During,
n. Jensen, W. Reppon, George Rossi,
e. Y. Haley, J. Farrell, +. Sullivan, j.
Flanagan, J. NJ. Nance. G. Loymeyer.
d. Frazer, j. Muudill j. Waddell, ).
Fitzgerald. 2. Schafer, ST.. C. Clark, Ed.
Heisch, w. Maley, w. Willie, j.
Rogers, T. Buckley. Charles Mel
sen, Joe. Kennedy, w. Welch
William Haley, Ed Holton, Pat Nc
Donnough, r. Curry. Il. Wildermuth,
Geo. Cable. James Hawkins, s. S. Nc
Donald. a. Gum, 7. Grady, NJ. Warra.
I. Rust, L, Todhunter, j. Stiegler, w.
Schuster. j. Vogelsang, Charles Hill, G.
Billion, NJ. McCarty, r. Hapeman. J.
Foote, r. Thomas, II. May. Ed Gillispie.
c. FAREWELL, +. Boitano. T. Phelan. j. G.
Haisen, S. Ray, J. Sullivan, L. May, s.
Morris. j. Nelis. j. Palm, J. c. White,
w. HarrIgan, J. Bailey. B. Rossi. Jr.,
George Wells. w. $. Davis. q. McGin-
ness, J. WEIGH, Jr., J. Mullaney, S. Nc
Donald, w. Flower, j. Finey, L. Dunn,
L. Harley, G.. Higgs. d. Riggs. E. Miller,
J. Richards.
ORNAMENTAL DESIGN"
This float III charge of Aids W. c.
Fitch and +. Dickinson, represented the
paint shop. The main feature consisted
Of huge palette and easel on each side.
The easels were fourteen feet high, and
they supported palettes ten feet long by
seven feet high. On each palette was
pictured passenger car, resting on tres
ties. Through the thum holes of the
palettes protruded maul-sticks, on the
and the palettes rested on two electric
light bulbs, in place Of the usual pins.
On the upper part of the palettes were
four groups of colored electric lights,
each group composed of three lights.
Above tho palettes on each side was q
platform on which stood u life-szed bear,
and the legend, New Sacramento"
| Disposed in artistic confusion around tho
floor of the float were various implements
employed in the painter art. This float
WAS fitted with 40 electric lights, ths
effect of which was dazzling.
Escort OF Workmen-W. C. Fitch, G.
L. Dickerson. J. f. Brissell, L. Russell,
r. j. Day, l. Ellsworth, f. SchrulIi. j.
7. Watson, J. Kihrie, J. w. Leitch, T.
Stever, j. Parrot. Il. b. Pridieax. +. J.
Baker. w. b. Ferral, r. Falkenburg. S.
j. Turner. w. l.. Fitch, L. q. White, w.
Ii. Cass, W. B. Oldfeld J. j. Henry, w.
Surgison, j. L. Dixie, @. Il. Chapman, L.
Gravel, G. G. Martin. J. r. Martyr, G.
Joy. c. P. Blankinship. c. A. Wahlander.
j. Divine, L. B. Duffu. J. Sohape, c. f.
Lyon, j. Healey, a. Krenki, N. II.
Tarril. j. Kym, Z. Quinn, F. A. Wallace,
j. Hogan, L. G. Hehmo, NJ. l.. Jenkins,
G. A. Schooke, J. O'Mara. j. O'Niel, II.
II. Walker, c. NJ. Hines, W. Richmond,
f. Ludiord. II. Kay. j. w. Bromagim,
G. S. Olive, L. Crump, II. E. Gratis.
MECHANICAL DESIGN"
This feature, in charge OF Aids j. W.
Rock, II. +. Stover and Il. p. Darlington,
represented the car and cab-builders,
truck-builders and saw-mill operatives
in the great works. 1t was a very unique
and beautiful creation. In the front of
the car was placed sand-papering ma
chine In operation, representing the car
builders and illustrating the sand-paper-
ing of the side of a passenger coach. In
the center was an electric saw-mill, run
ming at full speed, and in the rear was s
car wheel. raised and lowered by electric
power. for inspection by workman In
charge. The canopy of the float was sur
mounted by the device of an old steam
boiler, around which was the inscription:
For Sale-Electricity Substituted" The
operatives on the float were Edgar Shaw,
Harold Dundas and n. Webb. Tie cleo
trio decorations and the drapery were
very profuse and in excellent taste and,
taken altogether. this was one of the star
features OF the parade.
Escort of Workmen-J. D. sDoris. j.
Wano, r. l.. Rooney. J. Clark, j.
Jukes, e. Chairman. Z. Clark, E.
Peideaux, j. E. Lunner, L. Dundas, j.
| Keerwish, w. Witham, j. Shaw, G.
Hack, j. Winters, L. j. Richer. N. Webb,
C. Butter, f. Fourgoes, J. j. Thomson.
A. d. Pittman, J. w. Dunn. F. Turner.
j. w. Prefer, f. Sanders, Y. Underbatt,
M. Love, r. G. Aiken, G. 2. Alexander,
6. Wentworth, w. L. Goee, F. NJ. Jack
son, S. Harvey. NJ. Fenton. T. Gray, ].
Greene, j. X. Hill, e. NJ. Farrell, W. c.
Renfrew D. r. Lac, G. Elliott,
j. Seitz, H. Weeks. n. l.. Marssiles, II.
Moore. p. Flanagan. j. White, w. j.
Smith, I. Rowes, w. Morley, L. La
mountain, w. c. Renfrew, T. III. Mills,
j. H. Broomer, J. Mattison, J. Leith, w.
j. Schilling, j. Woodward, S. Poole, w.
Hale, T. Stackhouse, H. Drayer, L.
Trammer, j. G. Whilhite, J. BachtilI,
Mcconnell, C. Gray. w. Wilcox, II. Har-
ris, j. Schweitree, IL. Strover, j. Hill, j.
Heneway, j. Beitrel, j. Chaehman, w.
Caswell j. Roast. w. McKinne, J. Fu-
rey, j. Germeshamen, t. Morrison, T.
Jones. G. Buckstann, q. Cooper, J.
Johnson, j. Haggarty. Peacocke, j. Mo-
Grath, w. Bssckhemmer. j. Keefers, j.
| Douglas, G. Hayes, G. Smith. III. Lam
giver, Lassey, J. McKinzie, n. Nell
son. J. Hodgkinson, c. Woodward,
J.. w. Rock, Steve Johnson, G.
II. Gray. George Mclaughlin, Will
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