The herald., 1896-04-21

Staff-Capt. w. o. Welch, A. A. A. G.
James A. Driffill. Lieut.. Col. and A. a, G.
James j. Choate. Lieut-Col. and Sur
cyrus Willard. Major and Engineer Off
John w. r. Diss. Major and Inspector.
John w. A. Off, Major and Quartermas-
Charles T. Meredith, Major and Commits
.John l.. A. Last, Major, Inspector Rifle
Practice. 49,,
Charles M. Baker, Capt. and Aide-de-
George II. Bower Capt. and Ade-de-
Orieries L. A. LAWN and J. w. Ed
Battaiion &. s. navy, U. s. F. S. Philadel-
Chief of botallion. Lieut.. Commander
staff-Passed Assistant Surgeon F. A.
Hesler. L. s. navy. medical officer.
Ensign j.. II. Campbell, L. 5 Navy, Al
Gunner II. A. Eilers, U. S. Navy, Ord
Carpenter otto Barth U. s. Navy, Chief
Chief Quartcrmaster Paul Hermann U.
g. piGN Nj ssrfasant s1Es6iaf Ma@or Carpenter Mate H.
i'alsXN1pN BANDMwriter lei T.. Class St NJ Katzer,
ms N drum maj9T; B2ndmaTsfr nandmaser Mhar;
! First Musician Gustav I,ieso. y. $; N. first
musician; six musicians first class and
o'fhf FhhsT s"S5S.Iif CoMPANY sS"Sio OF INFANTRY
Capt. H. Dickens, Y. S. NJ, commapa-
ins iest A. s Mcdem3irs oncd n ocers Nj G
"'a sncoND et5Satesci scio,MiPANY OF INrANTRY-7
ins: r's:'i Naval w G Cadet r. Z. tombstone i. S. N,
! and thirty-six petty officers and seamen.
Color guard, Chief Boatswain's Mate L.
9gff apd GopPHNYy t5GS1 pPHeNStYy oF rfsNrANTRY
Lieut. J. H. l.. Holcombe, Y. s: n, COM
manding: Naval Cadet N. II. Hall, u. >.
| NJ. and thirty-six petty officers and sea-
FOURTH COMPANY OF INFANTRY
! ing; Naval Cadet M. J. Mccormack. U. s.
~, and thirty six petty officers and sea-
FIFTH COMPANY OF INFANTRY
Ensign Robert II. Coontz. u. s. NJ, COM
mandng; Naval Cadet Z M. Bannon,, u ,.
N. and thirty-six petty officers and sea-
AMBULANCE CoRPs - Apothecary
Charles J. Dietz, L. s. N, and five stretcher
Naval Division Co: A, n. G G. Lieut..
Signal Corps, George Il. Lawrence, First
'4ss1. sE1.ENTM G9mmsRf'GfMi RMGfMENT INFANTRY
John r.. Berry, Colonel, commfanrdinG;: r,.n, 4:
'Ptse Prescott, tt -s Majef; ). h r. Weller Major;
Charles II Ternald, Major; Herbert D. Al
fonso, Captain and Adjutant; Hugo Il
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Captain and Assistant Surgeon: Alfred s.
Clark, Captain and Chaplain; A. nj. Aus
tn First Lieutenant , and Quartermasteri
Commissary; Henry NJ. Sinclair. First
Lieutenant and Inspector of Rifle Prac.
and Battalion Adiutant: Robert Wankow-
ski, First Lieutenant and Battalion Adjl-
tant. Companies a, B, c, d, E, f, q, II,
l. cAVALRY TROOP D tunattached)--
William r. Teale:. First Lieutenant COM
nanding; James 7; Thompson, FIRST ,ai,ieu Lieu
'''' SECOND DIVISION.
Major Russell. marshal, and aids.
San Diego band.
Knights Of Pythias Of Los Angeles
Knights Of Pythas Of Pasadena.
Knights OF Pythias of Riverside.
High School cadGts. ,9s (, ,,,p,s,oN
Wofskill * s%mner q snmner r. os W. sabichi hi h.
). :e r Winston, toi #. W MilIspaugh.
Santa Barbara band.
| Caballeros
Pueblo Indians. in charge Of Charles F.
-1'''''"'' FOURTH DIVISION.
J. Pptsa, Pi Randoiph II. Drew, William Dunn,
William Mathews. II. Mathews.
Pasadena band.
PasaGena float.
Sea float.
blanchard and Fitzgerald band.
| Grain float.
| Fruit float.
Cahuenga float.
Temescal Indians.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Johnstone Jones. marshal. Aides John
G.. Cline. Ralph Dominguez, F. r. Willis,
George Rsed GHK Wgodard wis
l.. c. Attrill.
Riverside band
Chinese floats.
As'' SIXTH DIVISION.
| Chief Moore. marshal.
| Douglass band.
One-third fire department
One-third fire department.
Santa Ana band.
One-thrd fire department
The military division will form on
Hope street, right resting on Seventh
street and extending south.
The Second division will form on
Ninth street, right resting on Hope
street and extending west.
The Third division will form on
Flower street, right resting on Ninth
street and extending south.
Ninth street, right resting on Hope
street and extending east.
The Fifth division will form imme-
diately in rear of Fourth division.
The Sixth division will form on
Grand avenue, right resting on Ninth
street.
Each division must be at it's place for
forming at 1870 p. m. sharp, and must be
ready to move at p. H..
The line of march will be north
through the tribunes and to Sixth street.
east on Sixth street to Broadway, north
on Broadway to First, east on First to
Spring street, south on Spring street to
Seventh, east on Seventh to Main street,
north on Main and around Plaza and
then south to Spring and on Spring to
First, west on First to Broadway, where
the parade will be dismissed. Each
division will pass on to Broadway and
to some convenient place before dis
banding.
1t is earnestly desired that this parade
start on time and keep moving. With
this end in view it is hoped that all
vehicles with horses be kept off the line
of march, and all persons are requested
to comply with this, otherwise there will
be delay and great danger of accidents
1t is also requested that the spectators
distribute themselves along the line of
march and do not blockade the streets
especially about the corner Of First and
Spring streets.
MADISON T. OWENS,
Grand Marshal.
FLAG PRESENTATION.
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