The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-20
PASSED BEFORE BUDD
The Second Regiment, N. G.
c., Displayed.
IT SALUTED THE GOVERNOR.
The Mechanics Pavilion Adorned for
the Occasion.
l COLLATION. IN All AKTEROOM.
Nearly Everybody Who Has the Right to
Wear Shoulder Straps Vas
There.
COLLATION. IN All AETEROON.

Governor Budd, surrounded by his staff
and the field officers of the Second Regi-
ment, stood upon a platform halfway
down the bic hall of the Mechanics Payil-
ion last night and were saluted as the regi-
ment passed by in review and in their turn
uncovered their heads as the color COM
panv went by with old glory flying
above them.
1t was an inspiring scene. The display,
although something of an annual affair.
was given in honor, this year, of the new
Governor. Nearly everybody was there OF
any military Importance, which made the
absence of General Dimond conspicuous.
The floor was cleared for the evolutions OF
the soldiers and the audience filled the
long banks OF seats and overfowed into
the gallery
The pavilion was brilliantly lighted and
gayly decorated with flags and bunting.
1t was shortly after 9 o'clock when Gov
ernor Budd accompanied by Adiutant-
General Allen and others of his staff, ar
rived and took their places on the review
ing stand. The regiment was already
formed in the area under the gallery and
back Of the seats and the people opposite
the reviewing stand. AS the signal was
given the band struck up and with its CAV
uniforms swung into view, leading the
regiment into the open hall and under the
lights there blazing
The Governor and his staff and the naval
cadets, who tlanked them in q body on the
lett, and the colonies who held re-
served seats on the right, rose in body
and remained standing as the regiment
passed, Colonel Mcdonald leading the way
making his Governors salute and then
falling out and remaining in front of the
Governors stand while his men marched
by.
1t was all executed very nicely, the men
moving steadily and in good form and dis
lance and with a true soldierly swing.
After the review the regiment formed
again for dress parade, and the pretty
ceremony was gone through with in excel
lent style.
The men were then marched off the
floor, arms were stacked, while the Gov
ernOr became at once the center OF attrac-
ton and was subjected to an ordeal OF
handshaking. This ran its limit also and
the chief magistrate of the State was led
down the hall and up the stairs into a room
where was discovered an immense bowl of
champage punch and unlimited sand
witches From this the Governor was
toasted and the colonies sang "He's a
Jolly Good Fellow, at all of which the
Governor smiled and seemed well pleased,
but refused to taste the punch.
Among the officers present besides Adj
jutant- General Allen and Colonel Melon
aid were Assistant Ad Acknowledgement Muir
ray, Paymaster-GeneraI Chadbourne, who
was appointed to that office only yesterday
by the Governor, and Assistant Adjutant-
General ChOynski, all of General Dimond' 5
staff; Colonel A. E. Castle, assistant adju-
tant-general; Major Puppy, aid-de-camp,
and Sergeant-Maior Prescott, Of the Gov
ernOr's staff.
There were Capt. Keller and MajorWaters
of the First Battalion and Major Huber
OF the Second Battalion, Second Artillery
Regiment, and Lieutenants Kuhls and
Mangels and Wieland and Parsons and
John a. Roster and Major McCarty of Col
onel McDonald's staff. There were Col
Onel Sullivan of the First and Colonel
Barry of the Third Regiment Lieutenant
Colonel Geary of the Second and Lieuteu-
ants McCreagh, Sturteyant, Blunkett, Ad-
Ter and Spared, and Captain Reid and
Lieutenant-Colonel Miles of the regular
army.
After the military demonstration, the
dancing began and continued until a late
hour.