The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-04
HOW 70 SPEND THE DAY
Where Will You Enjoy
Yourself Most?
The GRAND PARADE and EXERCISES
In Beauty and Extent Will Beat
the Record
SOME OTHER ATTRACTIONS
For Those AthIeticalIy lnclined--The
Great Road Race
And the Citrus WheeImen's Sports at Santa
Monica
A FieId Day With a Popular Program at Ath.
ietIc Park-Mexlcan Games at Agricui.
turaI Park-The Days Parade
SOME OTHER ATTRACTIONS
For Those Athletically lnclined--The
Great Road Race
And the Citrus WheeImen's Sports at Santa
Monica
A FIeId Day With a Popular Program at Ath.
ietlc Park-Mexlcan Games at Agricui.
turaI Park-The Days Parade
and Line of Harch

To preserve the proper patriotic spirit
and enjoy oneself on the side Is the
problem that will appeal to many this
morning. The city itself presents such
a gay bearing in it's gala dress that many
will be 10th to leave it, and the parade
and exercises, in fact the entire pro-
gram that a most energetic Fourth OF
July committee has arranged. presents
so many attractions that many good citi-
zens will prefer to stay at home, since
ubiquity or transportation of the astral
body are to most people still undiscov-
cred sciences.
PROGRAM AND PARADE
A salute of forty-fve guns will be
fired at sun-up. This will open the days
celebration.
The business streets have been deco
rated in a most artistic manner, es-
pecially Spring street, where the many
flags, bunting and pennants are arrang-
ed to present a most pleasing effect.
The business houses have also been
tastefully decorated. The front of the
Hollenbeck and Nadeau hotels. where
bands will be stationed for several hours
this evening, are almost entirely COW
cred with bunting and flags.
The parade will move promptly at
1880 o'clock from the corner of Seventh
and Main streets. The children's exer-
cises will occur at the Congregational
church. corner Hill and Sixth streets, at
o'clock, and at the same hour there will
be speaking at Simpson tabernacle and
Central park. The observance of the
day will not end here. There will be
speaking again at Simpson tabernacle
in the evening. Grand band concerts
Will be given at Westlake park Central
park and in front of the Nadeau and
Hollenbeck hotels, on Spring street
The executive committee met last
evening and perfected arrangements for
the celebration The committee wishes
the public to understand that 1t is not
getting up the attractions at Athletic
park and elsewhere this afternoon.
One of the features of the celebration
will be the band concerts in the even
ing. Long programs will be rendered by
musical organizations located as follows:
Nadeau hotel Seventh Regimental
band; Hollenbeck hotel Los Angeles
Military band; Westlake park, Pasadena
City band; Central park Orange City
band.
The following orders have been is
sued by Grand Marshal Burton:
THE FORMATION
Bodies of every description, all vehi-
c'es, floats, bands. etc, that are to par
cipate in the parade will assemble at
.leir proper place at 1890 p. m. sharp
0on arrival they will promptly seek
positions assigned them and then re-
nort through the officer in command or
ONE other suitable person, to the divis-
on marshal for further instructions
The formation before the march begins
viii he in close column with platoon COM
pany or troop front. Vehicles, horsemen
ard pedestrians closed up tight.
cn the march the formation will be as
TAR as possible by platoons, with q dis
lance or seventy-f1ve feet between divis-
ions clear space
1T is expected that every vehicle and
horse participating will be decorated
with the national colors, and that every
Individual will carry United States flag
at MS own expense. No banner or other
device Will be permitted, showing any
religious. political, sectarian or party
symbol.
United States flags only will be allowed
In line.
The city and other officials will form
as such. in their designated places.
All floats will take their proper place.
under the supervision of the contractor
OF 1loats. upon their arrived. Division
marshals will be held responsible for the
proper organization and MANAGEMENT of
their respective divisions
ney VIII take their positions with
their aides at the points DESIGNATED for
the assembling of their divisions at - 40
p m. sharp. The position of the grand
marshal and his aides during the forma-
ton of the column will be at Seventh
and Main streets.
All aides will report to their respective
chleis at I'm p. M. mounted and ready
LOT uuty. The police department will
report to the grand marshal for assign
ment upon its arrival at the point of
assembling.
signal gun will be fired at Ills D. M.
When every. person participating in the
parade Will be expected to be in position
and ready I'd march.
"A second gun will be fired at :30p m
"hen the column will move promptly.
LINE OF MARCH
Form on Seventh and Main streets.
thence north on Main to Plaza counter
eenarch on Main to Spring, south on
spring TO Seventh, west on Seventh to
broadway, north on broadway to Third.
east on Ihird to Spring, north on Spring
10 FIRST, west on First to Broadway
south on Broadway, pass in rewiew y,
front or the city hall; thence to Third
street west on Third to Hill. south IN
nh iar enough to prevent embarrass-
Inent TO other participants in the rear
and dismiss at will
THE PARADE
Mounted police.
Detachment of police.
Grand Marshal J. Lee Burton.
Ghief Aide Capt. G. c. Symms.
Trumpeter Frank Cordier.
n Grand md MarshaTs AAIides-George Reed,
Brown, w. p. Vandegrift, b. O. LAM.
ford' j. M. Tolle, D. M. little, S. d. Val
lace, David B. Ferner, B. Rees q
Allen, f; W. Stein, c. M. Fairbanks. G
n. Axtell, o. c. earle, c. F. Schaefer +
s. Downey H. c. Register, E. Ii. Hntob
ison, H. A Pierce, H. S. Hudspeth. 7
n. Johnson, w. e. Dunn George HniI
+. A: Howard, A. w. Morgan, +. Sabi,
chi, Z. M. French, J. H. De La Monte. r.
Booth F, G. Robinson, P. j. Conley. T
W Hammond, E. Munsey, A. ]. White
ID. X: Rozelle, ]. L. Skinner o. T. Thorn,
as, George w. Burton, E. K. Alexander.
II. q. Osborne, tombstone Jones, H. G.