The herald., 1896-07-23

Sixth to Olive; on Olive to Hazards pa
vilion, where the parade will be dis
banded.
The component parts of each division
will be hereafter announced.
All citizens and organizations desir
Gus of joining in the parade are request
de to report the fact to the undersigned,
or the committee of arrangements, MI.
Adolph Ramish, chairman.
TOMBSTONE JONES,
Grand Marshal.
SILVER SERVICE.
The various ward silver clubs are
showing a healthy spirit of emulation In
preparing for the great parade and the
success of the ratification meeting on
Saturday evening. The Ninth ward club
has shown it's energy and enterprise by
engaging band to march at it's head,
and the East Side club are to march to
the music of drum and fife corps
Pasadena will be represented by
strong contingent and will bring its own
band.
Arrangements are being perfected for
special trains to and from all points.
special meeting Of the executive
committee is called to meet this after
noon at 3 o'clock, at Judge Stephens
Office and every member is urgently
requested to be present. Final arrange
ments will be made at this meeting.
A division of mounted knights, clad
in silver armor will head the parade.
The meeting at Hazards pavilion will
take place as soon as the parade is
over A platform is to be erected OUT
side the pavilion to meet the contingency
of an overflow meeting.
A large chorus, under the leadership OF
A. NJ. Salyer, will sing national airs
within the pavilion.
A Colored Mems Silver club has been
organized, and it's members Will occupy
places in the procession.
The Bryan Silver club mean to make
big show in the parade.
The Eighth ward club will meet at the
corner of Alameda and Banning streets
this evening to take action in reference
to Saturday evenings rally. .,.ssas
The Sixth ward club will probably be
assisted in the parade by the Vernon
band. -as
SECOND WARD MEETING.
A meeting was held last night at Bo-
tello hall, corner Bellevue and Montreal
streets, and successful arrangements
made for representation at the ratifica-
tion parade and meeting.
THE NINTH WARD TOO.
An enthusiastic meeting responded to
the summons of the Ninth ward last
evening. The meeting was held at r. S.
Rogers haymarket, 1912 East First
street, and was well attended. A silver
club was organized and arrangements
made for the grand ratification rally on
Saturday night.
A motion prevailed that a committee
of one from each precinct be appointed
to canvass their respective precincts
and induce parties to turn out and rat
ify on Saturday night. Following are
the names selected:
AT large-S. A. Waldron Judge Taney
and l.. r. Harrison.
Thirty eighth precinct-L. r. Harri-
son, Republican.
Thirty y-ninth precinct-J. Tarball, Re-
publican.
Fortieth precinct-G. H. Buckingham,
Democrat.
Forty-first precinct-L. Luckel, Pop
ulist.
Forty-second precinct-W. A. STRAIT
ton, Republican.
Forty-third precinct-M. Marquis,
Democrat.
Forty-fourth precinct-Joe Romero
Democrat.
Forty-ffth precinct-Matt Sullivan,
Democrat
S. A. Waldron, an old-time Populist,
addressed the melting. Asked What
will you do If the Populists do not en-
dorse Bryan at st. Louis" he answered.
Il am going to vote for Bryan. and 1
think all the Populsts of California are
going to do the same"
THE SIXTH WARD CIRCUIT.
The Sixth ward circuit silver club will
meet at 1901 South Main street, corner
Washington. tonight at p. m. All men,
bers should be present and bring in their
friends and neighbors as this will be the
last meeting before the ratification rally.
Six hundred strong should be the repre-
sentation of the Sixth ward
l.. M. GRIDER, Chairman.
L. HERZOG, Secretary.
THE EIGHTH WARD MEETING.
Mr. l.. Apffel yesterday handed in to
Moye G. Norton, president of the Bryan
Silver club, a list of 257 members of the
Eighth ward club, who have joined that
organization. The Eighth ward will
hold meeting for the purpose of organ
izing this evening at the corner of Ban
ming and Alameda streets at s o'clock.
Everybody is invited to be present and
| participate in the organization.
THE RIVERSIDE SILVER CLUB.
Officers of the lately formed Bryan and
Sewall silver club at Riverside, which
will be represented at Saturdays ratifi-
cation are as follows:
Mathew Gage, Democrat; L. c. Rus
sell, Populist; ]. H. Roe, Republican.
and J. c. Woodward, Prohibitionist,
form an executive council. The commit
tees are as follows:
Arrangements-AJ ]. Condee, F. G. Ha-
vens, A. Woodhill, F. e. Abbott and E.
j. Davis
Membership-Phil Tracy, S. r. Jum-
per, r. P. Cundiff, S. H. Godygoontz
and Lloyd Edminston.
Finance-J. H. Roe, Warren Taylor,
L. G. Russell, Ed Lacey and H. D. No
land.
Organization and by-laws-James
Boyd, ]. w. Roberts and VIM. Finch.
Warren Taylor - secretary and H. ].
Wibel treasurer.
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