The herald., 1897-09-09

6, SEPTEMBER 3, 1857
tribulation. his guardian in every peril
and she It Is who II the mother Of thu
native son.
Those Of U.s." said the senator in con.
clusion, "who are growing gray in the
service, think there 10 something more
than materiality in this Admission day
festivity. 1t is a public holiday, but We
who have watched from babyhood the
development Of this great common
wealth have found encouragement ir
our fealty to such place.
The human heart plays a great part ir
solving the destiny Of mankind. 1 have
no great use for the man who reveres o,
the honor of his father and who does moi
stand by the memory of his mother.
welcome the people as one of the "Old
Guard" and respect the judgment Of
the fathers and mothers who have per-
mitted usto be here this evening.
The last speaker of the evening was
Mr.. Abbot Kinney who was introduced
as the Southern California member OF
the state board of Yosemite commits
soners. Mr.. Kinney paid high tribute
to the brightness of intellect as evil
denced in many Of the native sons, than
whom there was no more shining exam
pie than "Our Steve" AS far as he
knew, native sons were a good thing Of
which one couldn't have too much, OF
words to that effect; and then Mr.. Kin
ney stated that he had proposition to
make.
With thof the kor ~ofo 10 !, !,
Yosemite monopoly Governor Budd had
successfully broken; that now there are
three railroads and three stage lines into
the valley; that there were promises of
reduced rates which would make it pos
sible for man to visit the valley with
out mortgaging his ranch and putting
the rest of his belongings in pawn, and
he therefore hoped that next year there
could be a great excursion into the val
ley under the auspices of the Native
Sons. The speaker closed his remarks
with glowing and vivid word picture of
the wonderful valley.
ADMISSION DAY PARADE
The following is the official announce
ment Of the formation Of the parade to-
morrow:
General Orders, Thursday, Sept. 8, 1897 }
Advance Platoon Of Mounted Police.
Catalina Band.
Grand Marshal and Staff
Chief of Staff. DR.. J. S. Phillips.
Grand Marshal. Frank Sabichi.
Aides-Chas. Stansbury, T. ]. Behre. D. il
Brownstein, Romolo Pico, D. Bottillier,
Severn Steel. William Routzahan, H. j.
Fleishman, Henry T. Hazard, DR.. Peter
Janss, l.. Wilhelm, I. Sepulveda, Oscar
Ebinger. John Cline. Dr. w. E. D. Nor
rison, Thomas Strohm, Thomas S. Ca
rey. James McCusker. w. D. Newell,
M. J. Willard, ]. r. Taylor, DR.. ]. H.
Thornburg.
The Advance will form south Of Seventh
on Main street, facing south. The police
and band are earnestly requested to reach
the above position not later than S:45 a. m
The Aides to Grand Marshal will report at
at $3.50 sharp.
FIRST DIVISION
Browns Band.
Marshal, Judge D. C. Morrison.
Aides.
W. P. James. ]. T. Chamberlain. DR.. R.
Hughes.
Battalion of Los Angeles police.
Chief Of Police, ]. M. Glass, commanding.
Capt. Roberts. Adjutant
National Guard Of California.
First Battalion Seventh Infantry.
Lieut.-Col. W. G. Schneider, commanding.
Capt H. D. Alphonso. Adjutant, com.
Company F, Capt. Reynolds commanding.
Company A, Capt. Wankowski om'ding.
Company C, Capt. Langworthy com ding.
Company I, Capt. Lippincott commanding.
Signal Corps, First Brigade.
Troop D (cavalry) Lieut.. Howland, com.
The first division will form in the order
n AIMED on West Seventh street, right rest
Ing on Main street. The commanders are
requested to arrange to report to the Mar
shall in position to move by S:45 a. m.
SECOND DIVISION
Third Regiment Band.
Marshal s. A. D. Jones, Past President Ra-
mona Parlor. Aides-E. c. Schnable.
Past President Los Angeles Parlor:
f. A. Hookstraaten, Past President
Los Angeles Parlor; L. Brown. Co.
roma Parlor
Native Sons Of the Golden West:
Los Angeles Parlor No. As.
Ramona Parlor No. 100.
Corona Parlor No. 1885,
Santa Barbara Parlor No. 116.
Cabrillo (Ventura) Parlor No. ia.
Invincible (Anaheim) Parlor No. "A.
Santa Paula Parlor No. 1871.
San Diego Parlor No. 10S.
Redlands Parlor No. 16s
Arrowhead Parlor No 110.
The second division will form promptly
1t S45 on East Seventh street, right rest
ng on Main street
THIRD DIVISION
Southern California Band.
Marshal, Ralph j. Dominguez Aides-G.
Wilson. w. Allen, G. Allen. N. Or
doque, L. Three. ]. Altanirano.
knights of Pythias Uniform Rank).
Three Companies from Third Regiment
Company No. 25, Los Angeles Capt. G.
s. Adolph, commanding; Company No.
32, Pasadena, Capt. A. P. Collins, COM
manding; Company No. 81. Santa Mon
lea, Capt. E. ]. Vawter, jr. command
ing.
Invited guests in carriages:
Carriage No. 1-Hon. NJ. P. Snyder, Mayor
of Los Angeles; Hon. Stephen M.
White of Ramona Parlor, Orator OF
the Day; Hon. Herman Silver,
President City Council.
Carriages Nos. and 3-Members Of the
Hon. City Council.