The herald., 1895-10-26
Lieutenant Governor MiIiard'S
Funeral
TO BE LAID TO REST SUNDAY
Services at Simpson Tabernacle and
Masonic Rites
Morning -MIliiia and Fraternai Societies
to Attend-Matter of Succession

The mortal remains of Spencer G. Mil
lard will be- laid TO rest In Rosedals Gem
etery Sunday afternoon. The funeral cor
tege will leave the undertaking establish
ment of Peck & Chase at . p. m. 1t will
proceed to Simpson Tabernacle. and there
the funeral services will be held.
Today at 1 a. M. the body will be placed
in casket ana will threaten lie in state
at the undertaKer's on South Broadway.
Friends can take their last view OF the de
parted.
The funeral arrangements have all been
completed. 1t will be held under the di-
rect auspices of Southern California Lodge
No. 27S, f. and A. M. Occur de Lion
Commandery, No. 9. Knights TEN plar OF
which the dead man was mem Der, will
act as escort.
Governor James H. Budd and the mem-
bers of his staff will be in attendance.
The governor will arrive from the north
at I a. m. tomorrow. He, with his Off
GERS. will be quartered at the Westm in
ster.
The field and staff officers. the band
and Companies A, b, and F, omprls-
ing the Seventh regiment of the National
Guard of California, will be in attend
anoe on the funeral, as will be seen from
the following order issued by Colonel W..
G.Schrieber through Lieutenant Sherman
Pease, acting adjutaat:
THE field and staff (nounted), band
and Companies A, B. G and f will as
sem BILE at the armory, Los Angeles, on
Sunday, = p. M, to take part IN the
funeral ceremonies of Lieutenant Cover
nor S. 6. Willard. No excuse for absence
Will be allowed
There will be committee present to
represent the state senate, which has been
desi gnated by Hon. Thomas Flint, presi-
dent of that body, who happens by chance
to be IN the city at present. The sena-
tors who will be here SUNDAY are: Sena-
tors A ndrons, Simpson and Mathews of
of San Diego. Linder OF Tulare and Flint
of San Benito. Colonel E. J. Ensign,
first assistant secretary of the senate, will
represent the attaches of the upper body
of the state legislature.
Speaker Lynch Of San Bernardinc
county will be here as the representative
of the assembly.
Today there will be no sessions OF any
of the departm ents of the superior court.
At $3.50 a. ~. u meeting of the Bar asso-
citation will be held in the court rom Of
department. four to pass appropriate reso
lutions.
The services at Simpson tabernacle will
be conducted by Rev. Henry A. Newell
pastor of Bethany Presbyterian church,
| assisted by Rev. Y. V. Fisher. The gal
| lery of the tabernacle will be open to cit
izens, but the lower floor will be reserved
! for the fraternal societies, he governor
and his staff and the militia. Rev. Mr.
| Fisher, who was an old friend OF Mr.. Mil
lard's, will deliver an address. as will
also Congressman James McLacnlan. A
| the grave the Masonic rites will be per
| formed. The music at the church will be
by the Dudley Buck Concert club, under
the direction of Prof. Cornell.
The dead man was a mem ber of the fol.
! lowing fraternal organizations: Court Los
Angeles Ancient Order of Foresters;
Banner tent No. II, Knights of the Mac
cabees; Southern California lodge No. %,
| f. and A. NJ; Signal chapter No. 81,
Royal Arch Masons; Couer de Lion COM
manderv No. 8, Knights Templar; AL
Malakiah temple, Ancient Arabic Order
| OF Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine.
The full detaiIs of arrangements for the
! funeral were made by friends, as we'll as
a committee from the fraternal societies.
Adjutant- GeGe ral A. W. Barrett for Gov
! ernor Budd, Senator Flint on behalf of
the senate and Speaker Lynch for tae
: assembly.
| 1t will be the most imposing funeral
| time.
The master of Southern California
! lodge +. and A. NJ. G. i. Innes, ap-
pointed the following pail bearers for
! Governor Millard' s funeral: Ex-Governor
| Markham, Chief Justice Beatty, Hervey
| Lindley, Rev. DR.. Thompson. Judge Nc
Kinley. Gen. {. c. Allen, Congress small
McLachlan and Mayor RAIDER.
SYMPATHY FOR THE WIDOW.
Mrs. Willard received numerous mes
sages OF coincidence yesterday from
friends and relatives. Sympathetic word s
j., came from all quarters to sustain her in
this great hour of her bereavement. She
has borne UP nobly under the terrible
strain she has been subjected to,altEough
! her health is shattered.
The little competence that Mr.. Mlllard
| had saved was all spent in paying the
extraordinary expense his long illness
| cau1ed.
Fortunately, though, he carried an in.
surance on his life of $l5,0 which will
| leave the widow in easy circumstances
The insurance was divided as follows:
Northwestern Life OF Milwaukee, $4,000
Bankers Alliance of this city, $4,000
Maccabees, $2000 North western Masonic
AID of Chicago $4,000. Friends have seer
TO it that the premiums ON all these pol
lcies were paid up during the lieutenant
governors illness, and as all the com
panies are reliable the widow will re
ceive the full $4,000.
THE SUCCESSION.
The intelligence received here las
evening that Governor Budd had ap