The herald., 1897-07-04
Arrangements for Mon
days Celebration
ROUTE OF THE PARADE
FINAL Orders AND FORMATION
POINTS FOR DIVISIONS
Independence Day Will Be Honored
in Fitting Style-Line Of March
and Program Of the Day

The Fourth of July committee COM
pleted the detail work of the celebration
last night. The following general or
der and program has been adopted and
will be carried out on Monday at 10
a. m:
PROGRAM OF PARADE
All bodies of every description. all We
hicles, floats. bands, ETC., that are to par
ticipate in the parade will assemble at
their proper place (as hereinafter desig-
nated), at $3.50 a. m. sharp. Upon arrival
they will promptly seek and occupy the
positions herein assigned them. and then
report Through the officer in command,
or some other suitable person). to the
division marshal for further instruc-
tions.
The formation before the march be-
gins will be in close columns, with
platoon companies. or troop front. We
hicles, horsemen and pedestrians, close
up tight
On the march the formation will be, as
far as possible, by platoons. with dis
tance of rs feet between divisions, clear
space.
It 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 his own expense. No banner or
other device will be permitted, showing
any religious, political. sectarian or
party symbol of any kind 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 places Gun
der the supervision of the contractors
on floats) upon their arrival. Division
marshals will be held responsible for
the proper organization and manage
ment of their respective divisions. They
will take their position with their aides
at the points designated for the assem-
blage of their divisions, at $3.50 a. m.
sharp.
The position of the grand marshal and
his aides during the formation of the
column will be at Seventh and Main
streets. All aides will report at their
respective chiefs at $3.50 a. n1., mounted
and ready for duty. The police depart
ment will report to the grand marshal
for assignment upon it's arrival at the
point of assembling.
STAFF ORDERS
The chief of staff and staff aides will
meet at 208 South Los Angeles street at
$3.50 a. M. Monday, July 5th. to escort
the grand marshal to the starting point,
corner of Seventh and Main streets.
THE REVIEW
The review of the parade by the grand
Tabernacle. Division marshals and
their aides are instructed to fall in line
on the left Of the grand marshal as their
respective divisions reach the review
ing stand. After passing in review the
various divisions will disband and pro-
ceed at once to their respective head
quarters.
INVITED GUESTS
The invited guests included in the fed
eral and superior courts, foreign rep
resentatives and city and county officials
will meet at the Van Nuys hotel at $3.50
g. M, where carriages will be assigned
them.
THE LINE OF MARCH
The street parade will start from Sew
enth and Main streets and will proceed
march to Spring street; thence south on
Spring street to Third street; west on
Third street to Broadway; south on
Broadway to Sixth street; west on
Sixth street to Hope street; south on
Hope street to Simpson Tabernacle,
where the services will be held.
THE FORMATION
Form on West Seventh street, right
resting on Main street.
Mounted Police.
American Star Drum Corps,
Grand Marshal. N. A. Covarrubias,
Chief Aid, w. T. Williams.
Grand marshaps aides are as follows:
:. Weatherholt, L. C. Brown,
Romulo Pico, W. A. Henry,
e. L. Allen, E. Gilman,
Jacob Adloff. F. G. Schumacher,
Frank Reese, ]. B. Mullen.
w. e. Arthur, Geo. Harrison,
George Goldsmith. Edwin Lloyd.
Walter L. Vail, J. E. Young.
D. Botiller, w. M. Budinger.
John D. Gish, r. E. McGregor.
M. A. McGregor, Francisco Estudillo,
]. L. Carr. Jas. A. McCusker,
FIRST DIVISION
Form East Seventh street, right
resting on Main street.
Thomas s. Casey. Marshal.
Division Aides:
Geo. Roberts, H. L. Dunnigan,
Chris. Hickson, ]. L. Covarrubias,
James, Clark, Jr. Horace Bell. Jr.,
Frank Harmon, G. Sormano,
Capt. Billade, John Marsh.
Seventh Regiment Band.
Col. Jno. r. Berry. commanding Sew
enth Regiment, N. G. c.
star Seventh Regiment, N. G. C.
Capt. Fred Munsey. Captain command
ing Fremont Signal and Drill corps.
Sheriff and Deputies in carriages.
SECOND DIVISION
Form on East Seventh street, righ.
resting on Los Angeles street.
H. H. Appel, Marshal.
Division Aides:
Geo. Z. Phipps' Leslie r. Hewitt,
r. 4. Wills. George M. Holton.
Chas. D. Pillsbury, T. D. Reymert,
w. n. Young, M. w. Conklin,
W. Q. Batcheller. LIE Compte Davis,
Albert M. Niles, John w. Rannells.
Jud r. Rush, J. H. Krimminger.
Bosshard Bros Band.
Float, Car OF State--Mrs. Ida A. Bishop.