The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-08
THE INAUGURAL.
Programme For the Exercises
Has Been Completed.
They Will Begin at II O'CLOCK
January IL,
IN HALL OF THEHOUSE
An Ex-Governor, Not Yet
Chosen, to Preside.
Reception Will Be Held In Aft
ernoon and Evening.

The executive committee OF liz ~
augural committee, through the CHAIR
man, D. c. Tillotson and Secretary q
X Holiday, completed the arrange
ments this morning and promulgated
the following programme:
At Representative hall, January H.
at II o'clock sharp.
Presiding officer (to be selected from
among the ex-governors and ex-chief
justices of the state, by themselves) es-
corted to his seat by Chairman Tillot-
son. of the executive committee, who
calls the assemblage to order.
?. Invocation by the Rev. W. G. Todd
of Wichita.
3. Administering of oath of office by
Chief Justice Martin to the state Off
cials elect. in the following order:
4. Secretary of state elect, w. E. Bush
5. Auditor of state elect, W. H. Nor
ris.
6. superintendent of public instruc-
ton. William Stryker.
Z. Treasurer of state elect, D. H
Hehebower
SAttorney general elect, H. c. Boyle
9. Lieutenant governor elect, A. NJ.
Harvey.
TO- Governor E. N. Morrill, will then
deliver an address, at the conclusion
of which, he introduces GovernOr-elect
John w Leedy
IL Inaugural address by John w.
Leedy.
12 Governor elect John w. Leedy ad-
Ininistered the oath of office by Chief
Justice Martin.
- Chief Justice elect Frank Doster
administered the oath of Office.
IA Song, America" by audience.
a. Governors salute by Battery B.
Is. Finis.
Afternoon informal reception by new
state officials, al their offices at the
state house, from to o'clock, Janu-
AT GOVERNORS OFFICE.
Governor John W. Leedy and Chief
Justice Frank Doster will receive, as
sisted by John Martin, Joseph G. Wa
ters. John @. Otis, P. C. Noel and their
ladies.
AT ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE
Lieutenant Governor A. NJ. Harvey will
receive, assisted by A. B. Whiting Ran
kin Mason, c. j. Stanley J. J. Hit G.
w. w Yates, and their ladies'
AT SECRETARY OF STATES OF
FICE.
Secretary of State w. E. Bush will
receive, assisted by G. C. Lee, Michael
Heery, c. E. Purviance, j. NJ. Hart, and
their ladies.
AT AUDITORS OFFICE.
Auditor of State w. H Morris will
receive, assisted by J. F. Ensminger. J.
H Stevens, J. o. Butler, Eugene Wolfe,
and their ladies.
AT TREASURER'S OFFICE.
Treasurer of State D. H Hehebower
will receive, assisted by Frank Leech.
H H. Wallace, J. ]. Miller, P. I. Bone
brake, and their ladies'
AT SUPERINTENDENT OF PTTRTTc
INSTRUCTIONS OFFICE.
superintendent of Public instruction
Wllnam Stryker will receive, assisted
by John Macdonald, A. NJ CovilIe. A.
ides 80 "a
EVENING AT SENATE CHAMRER
Public reception by the citizens of To-
peka in honor of the newly eiao+ed
state officers from 7;3O to $50 D. m.
The public Will enter Senate chamber
py nam entrance, pass through, be in
troduced by John Martin, chairman of
the reception committee, and aides
and file out by east exit. Steinberg's
orchestra of ten pieces will play and
the decorations will be made by Geo
M stone, chairman decoration commit
tee
At $50 the official party will proceed
20 Representative hall. Ten minute
speeches by state officers. music bv
MarshalPs band, songs, choruses bv
Modocs, Arions, Turner's, assisted by
Steinberg's orchestra.
EVENING AT REPRESENTATIVE
HALL, FROM $50 ON
After the public has attended the re-
ception at the Senate chamber. those
who so desire may go to Representative
hall, where the following programme
will be given under the direction of Mr.
Jos Griley, chairman of the music com
mittee:
No. l. "A Jolly Night" american
80 ICY CAJ-11e1ISIldl BanQ.
No 2. Nun of Nidaros'' ,...... Buck
Modoc Club.
No. 3. Spanish Fandango" .Bachuan
Marshall's Band.
No. f. 'Am Altare der Warheitt''
.:-....---.- .AriOns and Turner's
No. 5. Hungarian Fantasia" Tobain
MarshaHs Band
No. 6. american Fantastic Rap6ieo
Marshall's Band
No. Z. Soldiers Chorus" (from Fraustl
-Modocs, Arions and Turner's, a com
bined chorus of 65 voices, accompanied
by Steinberg'S orchestra.
Ten minute speeches by state off,
Gals.
Chairs will be reserved for members
of the senate and house for the inau-
gural ceremonies in Representative hall
at IL a. m, January h Members of
the senate and house can secure tickets
for these reserved chairs by applying
Tor the same at the secretary's Office
$50 Kansas avenue, from 9 a. m to 10
p M, Saturday, January g. Entrance
TO reserved seats for members of the
senate and house is by west stairway in
west wing. Q3y card only.)
AT i've minutes of II o clock sharD all
reserved chairs not taken by members
OF senate and house will be given I'M
TO the general public.
the small gallery in west end of Rem
reSentatVe hall back of speakers desk
Is specially reserved for ladies alone for
the inaugural. January IL Entrance
60 this gallery is by small stairway in
west wing Cards of admission to this
the secretary, 423 Kansas avenue anv
time DURING