The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-08
FoRTY-NINERs
MountaineerS Come on Burros
and Camp on Suffer
Street.
DECORATORS END THEIR LABOR
Each Street, Dwelling and Lawn Su.
perbly Garbed-How the Parade
Will Form.


Will Form.
STOCKTON, CAL. Sept. THE finish
ing touches were put on to this city to-
night and surprise will greet the visiting
Natives when they begin to arrive to-
morrow to take part in the Admission day
celebration. There was meeting of the
committee that has charge of this feature
at headquarters in the courthouse to-
night, and it was decided TO have two
parades tomorrow night, instead of one,
as was first intended. When Stanford and
Oakland parlors reach here by special
train due here at O'Clock, they will be
met by Amador, Stockton and Sonora
parlors, which are now here.
There will be big display of fireworks
and torchlight procession. This display
OF fireworks will not be so much for the
benefit of the two parlors mentioned as
for the thousands of Stocktonians and
visitors from the country about who will
be on the street tomorrow evening. Later,
the crowds coming by the regular train
from San Francisco will be net by the
local natives and the pariors of visitors
who are here and escorted 10 headquarters.
Then toward midnight will come the
great exhibition of fireworks and torch
light procession. in which all the natives
who are here will participate.
The celebration will open tomorrow
with a baseball game in the forenoon at
Goodwater Grove, between picked teams
from San Francisco and Stockton. Then
the Amador County parlors will be met as
they come in on the train reaching here
at 1910 and the members will be rendered
a rece ption at headquarters. The Amador
contingent is coming several hundred
strong. with their friends and all, and will
make very credltahle showing.
In tomorrow nights parade the follow
ing named will officiate as officers: Mar
shall, II. r. Noble; aids-C. l.. Ortman,
Frank Eshbach, Walter A. Morrissey, w.
e. Conner, G. J.. Neumiller, NJ. L. Cady,
J. Mccain, George Bidwell, ]. w. Kerrick,
G. T. Eckstrom.
The programme for the 9th is as follows:
At 10 O'Clock sharp the procession will
form. The parade will be reviewed. by
Grand Marshal Nutter and his aids at the
big arch on the plaza. The line of parade
will be as follows:
Advance platoon Of police.
Grand Marshal-W. b. Nutter.
Chief Aid-Frank r. Lane.
Assistant Chief Aid-Dr. j. Z. Dunno.
Aids to Grand Marshal--George n. Van Orden
Henry Ludwig. ]. f. Moran, a. W. Fielder,
D. Ketteman Jr., A. J.. Muenter, J.
McINade, A. L. Rossi.
Messengers to Grand Marshal - Captain, Frank
Guernsey; Messenger I, Ralph Phelps; Mes
senger 2. Earl Cross Messenger 8, B. Mil
CO; Messenger 4, Fillmore Marks: Mes
senser D. George Folger; Messenger
o. Frank Locke; Messenge. z,
Hugh Chalmers; MESSENGER
s, La Rue Cross; Messen-
ger 8, Milton La Rue.
FIRST DIVISION
Marshal, 81. R. Noble: Aids, c. If. Ferdun, John
McCann
Governor James II. Budd and stan.
General NJ. w. Muller and stan.
Colonel j. ]. Nunan and staff.
sixth Infantry Band.
Major Gus G.. Grant and stan.
First Battalion, Sixth Regiment-Company A.
Captain W: r. Johnson commanding; Com
pany b, Captain William Bruce command
ing: Company d, aptain r. h Whit
more commanding; Company II,
Captain j. r. Graham com
manding.
Mexican War Veterans in carriages
Ladies' annex TO California Pioneers in carriages.
California Pioneers in carriages.
stockton Exempt Eiremen.
Oakland Exempt Firemen
san FRANCISCO Exempt Firemen.
Veteran band, eighteen pieces.
veteran volunteer E1remens ASSOCIATION
of san Francisco.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal w. d. Shea; aids John F. Finn
Marion De Vries.
Blanchard's band of twelve pieces
California Parlor No. /.
First Regiment band, field music, thirteen pieces
Orc Elmo Parior No. 9.
Pacific Parlor No. 10.
Golden Gate Parlor No. 90
Grand officers of the Native Daughters of the
Golden West, in carriages.
Grand officers OF the Native Sons Of the Golden
West, in carriages
Mem bers of the Board OF Supervisors In carriages
Mayor and Members of the City Council in car
riages.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal Eu gene F. Bert: aids, Robert F. Crock
ard, NJ. l.. Cady
Golden Gate Militia nv Band
Mission Parlor No 80.
San Francisco Parlor No. 49,
Drum corps. seven pieces
III Dorado Parior NO. So.
Drum Corps
Rincon Paror No. ~.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal, W. II. Daily. Aids-H. N Gard, Frank
Eshbach.
Preside Band, twenty-five pieces
Stanford ParlOr No. 76,
Oakland Paror No SO
Athens Parior 40. 1875.
Yerba Buena PaTlor No. 81
Bav City Parior No. IO4.
Mantle ParIor No 100.
FIFTH DIVISION
Marshal. w. NJ. Henderson. Aids-Frank LYMAN
Walter A. Morrissey.
Militant Band.
Sacramento Parlor No. g.
Capital City Wheelmen.
Field music, nine pieces.
National Parlor No. ilS
Columbia Parlor No III.
hesperian Parlor No. 1877.
Aicatraz Parlor No. las.
Alcalde Parlor No. 1874.
Drum corps.
South San Francisco Parlor No. 1877
SIXTH DIVISION.
Marshal, Robert W. Maitland: aids-R. ID. Ha0-
gerty, C. L. Ortnan.
Sequoia Parior.
Band, N. s. g. w, sixteen pieces
Fremont Parlor No. 30. n. ID. g. w
Sequoia ParIor No. 49,
Precita Parlor No. 1875
Capital City Drum Corps, wv enty-six drums
Califa Parlor No, ~, n. ID. @. W.
Sunset Parlor No. IS
Dixon ParIor No. 60
Woodland Parior No. 80.
Float-Goddess OF California
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Marshal, C. NJ. Belshaw: aids-W. s Wells Geor0a
y. BidN ell.
Antioch Silver Cornet Band (t1fteen piecesl
General Winn Parior No. 81
Central Partor No. l40
Byron Parlor No 10.
Mount dab Parlor No lei.
Hacyon Parlor No. 146
Brooklyn Parlor No ISL.
Santa Cruz Parior No. 60