The record-union., 1895-01-12
TEE new EXECUTIVE INSTALLED.
Governor Budd Takes the Oath Of
His Office.
A Brilliant Military Display-The New
Governor Warmly Received by
All Glasses of Citizens.

The Inauguration of Governor James
II. Budd Yesterday was one of the pleas
ATTEST of the many events of that charac-
ter that have taken place in Sacramento
The only mistake made was in having
the ceremony take place indoors, where
only few of the many thousands who
had assembled to witness the affair could
gain admittance.
However, the outdoor features were
the most striking, and these were en-
joyed by all. Everyone on the streets
had good opportunity to see the Gov
ernor-elect as he rode in the procession,
and as he was the chief object of interest,
all were satisfied. Mr.. Budd rode in an
open carriage with Governor Mark ham
and Adjutant-Genera Allen, and was
kept busy acknowledging the cheers and
other compliments bestowed upon him
along the line of march.
The city presented almost Fourth OF
July appearance. Although light clouds
obScured the sun. the day was warm
enough for even infants to be out, and
the streets were lined with men, women
and children-the adults anxious to get a
look at the new Chief Executive, while
the little ones gaZed in admiration on the
marching ranks OF the States soldiery,
brilliant in their trapplngs OF war.
Indeed, the military display was most
attractive one. The Third Infantry Reg
iment and Light Battery a of San Fran
cisco arrived IN the city at 10 O'Clock on
the steamer Bay City, after an all-night
voyage on the bay and river. AS soon as
the troops landed they marched to the
local Armory, where they broke ranks
tod fyN.f fl,,h i,irND in
the parade.
AT 1880 O'Clock Governor Mark ham,
GoyernOr-eiect Budd and Adjutant-Gen-
erai Allen, the Stale officials elect, the joint
committee of the Legislature, consisting
of Senators LangtOrd, Orr and Beard and
Assem- blymen Dinkelspiel, keene and
Laugeuour, the Governors staff, the Sec
retaries TO GoyernOr-elect Budd, Mayor
Steinman and the Board OF City Trustees
and the IrOquois Club of San Francisco,
proceeded from the Capitol TO the Western
Hotel, where the GovernOr-elect was
waiting to be escorted to the Capitol.
From the Second Infantry Armory
came the military portion of the parade
Brigadier- General L. W. Sheehan and
stan led the column. Next came the
Fourth Brigade signal Corps, Lieutenant
Fred Martin commanding; the Second
Infantry Band; Colonel }. W. Guthrie,
commanding the Second Infantry, and
oneI Thomas f. Barry, commanding the
Third Infantry OF san Francisco. and
stalI; Third Infantry Band and the entire
Third Regiment; Company X, First In-
tautrY Cadets OF San Francisco, Captain
H. Walter Gibbons commanding: Light
Battery y OF san Francisco, Captain II.
I. Slime commanding; Light Battery b
of this city, First Lieutenant Samuel
Kay in command. The lrOquois Club
OF San Francisco followed the military.
The line OF march was rom the Second
Infantry ArmUry at Sixth and l. streets
10 X, l. to Second, Second and * 10 j,
countermarchlug on second street.
When the center of the column arrived
in front of the Western Hotel. the mill
lary were formed III line and presented
arms while GOvernOr-elect Budd entered
his carriage, in which were seated Gov
ernOr Markham and Acknowledgement
Allen.
Column of fours was then formed. and
the procession marched up X TO Tenth,
down Tenth 10 y, and up y to Eleventh,
thence to the south end of the Capitol
Here the military again presented arms,
while the carriage containing Governor
elect Budd, Governor Mark ham and Ad-
jutaut-General Allen was driven to the
main entrance.
Here they alighted and took positions
on the steps. Ihe military then passed
in review, after which the companies
were dismissed.
BTigadier- General Sheehau and COlonels
j. W. Guthrie and Thomas K. Barry and
their stats then filed into the Capitol and
took up positions il the Assembly CHAM
Der, where the inaugural ceremonies
took place.
While all the military companies are to
be compAmenJed on their neat appear
ance and soldierly bearing, special mem
tiOn IS due the Cadet Company. This
body was seventy strong. 1t is composed
Of students OF the San francisco Boys
High School, and represent the flower of
that Guys youth. They came here in
charge Of Lieutenant Colonel Bush OF
tie First Regiment OF Infantry, whose
pleasant duty ii is TO look alter the boys
interests Whenever they are on military
duty at home or abroad. y tiner-looking
body of native sons would be hard TO
find anywhere.
They are well-behaved, even away from
home, and in this respect they set an ex-
ample which many of their elders would
do well to follow. They Will remain in
this city until this afternoon, when they
Will return to san Francisco by rail-
The Governors salute of nineteen
guns fired at the close OF the inaugural
ceremonies was by a detachment from
Captain Cooks Battery B Of this city.