The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24
 ~ ~ l84S 1898 CALIFORNIA'S GOLDEN JUBILEE!
Headquarters Grand Marshal,
 Palace Hotel,

Palace Hotel,
 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2s. 1898.
 The following announcements made for the guidance of all participants in the celebra- ton and the public generally:
 GENERAL ORDERS.
 l. Aids to the Grand Marshal will report mounted. at o'clock a. m. to the chief aid. ! Colonel John A. Roster. at the Palace Hotel
 ?. All organizations must be in their as- ] All those who fail to be in line when the pa rade starts will be assigned to the rear of the
 B. Division marshaIs and their aids will see that the societies belonging to their divisions are escorted to their proper positions and are
 4. The signal to advance will be given by | bugle and day rockets at 10:SO a. m sharp and Will be promptly obeyed by each division in its ! turn, and all will march in not less than col
 5 The distance between divisions will be six yards Division marshals particularly re- quested to maintain that distance.
 to retard the progress of the column are strict T. All organizations must avoid Market ! street below Montgomery while en route to the point of formation and under no circumstances
 pass either up or down Market street between | Montgomery street and the ferries. and must ! approach the place in which they form at least two blocks from the rear. This does not apply l to the military organizations comprising the
 g. The headquarters of the Grand Marshal
 during the formation of the divisions will be
 at the junction of Market, Battery and Bush
 streets
 g. All carriages will occupy the special
 places designated for them, and will not be
 allowed between the divisions. Where there
 are two or more carriages they will march two
 10. No business or personal advertising will
 be permitted Tn the parade, and all marshals
 and aids are directed to cause the removal from
 their divisions of all persons who violate this
 rule.
 ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION.
 The line of march will be up Market street to
 Montgomery, down Montgomery to Montgomery
 along Kearny to Market. out Market to Van
 Ness avenue, up Van Ness avenue to Jackson
 then countermarch Van Ness avenue to
 A review will be held by the Governor and
 the Grand Marshal at Golden Gate avenue and Van Ness avenue, after which the parade will be dismissed.
 FORMATION OF DIVISIONS. 1. The Police Escort-On Sansome street
 right resting on Market
 2. First Division-On north side of Market street right resting Sansome. g.. Second Divison-On Steuart street. right resting Market.
 f Third Division-On Spear street. right resting on Market.
 5. Fourth Division-On Main street, right , resting Market.
 6. Fifth D!vision-On Drumm street, right resting Market.
 :. Sixth Division-on Beale street. right resting on Market.
 s. Seventh Dlvision-On Davis street. right resting on Market.
 9. Eighth Dlvision-On Fremont street. right , resting on Market.
 10 Ninth Divison-On Front street. right resting Market.
 H. Tenth Division-On First street. right resting on Market.
 12 Eleventh Division-On Battery street, . right resting on Market
 l3. Twelfth Division-On Battery street, , In rear of Eleventh division. 2 r. Thirteenth pivision-On Second street, right resting on Market.
 15 Fourteenth Division-On Second street in ? rear of Thirteenth division. 16 Fifteenth Division-On Second street, in rear Of Fourteenth division. . REGALIA OF OFFICERS. , Grand Marshal-Gold silk scarf black sloucr , Chief of staff-Red. white and blue silk . scarf, black slouch hat, white saddle cloth. Chief Aid-Red silk sash, black souch hat, 3 Special Aids-White silk sash black slouch hat. white saddle cloth. Division and Section Marshals-Broad yellow 2 silk sash, white sombreros and white saddle Aids to Grand Marshal. Division AIarshals : and Section Marshals-Narrow yellow sash and
 white sombreros and white saddle cloths. All , aids will wear white iisle-thread gloves and and n from the right shoulder to the left side. ORDER OF PROCESSION. k Bennetts band. Platoon of mounted police: Q I. w. Lees. Chief of Police Park band. Grand
 James D Jofn sm chief Ghe ad Ot coone . John Roster; special aid to Grand Marshal. ' Clarence R. Walter.
 STATE AIDS TO GRAND MARSHAL.
 Hon. Jackson Dennis. varney w GaskIlI,
 iusa: T. A. McMahon, F. L. Glass, Contra Costa: John McMullin Fulton C. Berry, I Fres- n George N. McDow, N. V. Wemple. Lasseni Charles A Lauff Thomas H Estey. etS Marin n w Bush. Niels H. wulf Jr.. Napa Frans Mathieson; Lieutenant F. A Middleton A. \ }; man. Lewis R. Kirby. San Diego; J. Oscar
 J9nes Frank & Wehe yeseS sierra IT E Mabonax Lans f D. Ballou. san Luis obspo: F. c. Stanford | Ir 5 Brown M c. Keefe, Yolo: E. A. Forbes. Vii 5 liam Englund. Yuba; J. H. Shine. F. W. Will - mans, Tuolumne
 |, AIDS TO GRAND MARSHAL. Il Dr. c. NJ Armistead. J. W. Ahearn. Hon. J ,. F. Barry. H. w. Brandstein. w. H. Byington s. A Boru. J, J. Barrett. John Burns Ts;, c H
 Badger. L. L. Battles, E. S Battles L. Chai = decott pr. W. P. Chalmers. pr B F Clark. Nj n Curry. NJ B. Casey. D. F. Crowley. Jose Gas ! tro, E. J. Cline. R. Caminett, A. Decour
 c. Dunne, J. F. Donovan. R. S. Deckie c L
 Davis. c. B. Drew, W: A. Deane. H: R, De Charles N EIIingwood. George Eastman, pr C. J. Fitzgibbons, s. G. FolIis. F. P. Fleisch S Fahey. P. Flanagan. William NJ Fitzhugh. J C. Freese. J c. Follis. pr. F: Gray. John Ga | Gudehaus, Julian Gabriel. Henry Gibbs. pr. H
 H. Hart. Walter Hinkle. M. Heller. ], l. j Hadenieidt. W. J. Hayes. w D. Hobro. pr w i J. Hawkins. George Hasselbach. William Clar
 
 4 Jacobs. E. l.. Jacobs. w. r. Johnson F. s Kelly Hon. F. H. Kerrgan, Allan Knight. F. A Keii. Hon. Julius Kahn pr. J. M. Kane. T A. Lane. J. J. Lerman H. j. Lask, Dr. T. w 4 B. Leland. Al l.. Iangerman, R. A. Lauen ! stein Thomas Lyons Charles Linderman Thomas Lane. A. W. Lehrke Bert Morrow. Dr | w A. Martin. J. L. Meares.s C, F. Morel. T C. Meagher, Dr. r. J. Mason. F. A. .Mahoney | P D. Mullaney, H. J. Morton W. C. Miller E. J. Murphy. pr. W. J. Mccarthy. Thoma: i Mccarthy P McGilvary, P. McHugh, A. Me ! Ouade !. J. Mclaughlin, T. F. McQuade. Jehr E. McDougal. Charles W. Newman F. F Noonan N. Nathan. R. r. Oliver Dr. A. P O. Brien, pr. J. W. O'Rourke. Dr. J. B. O Don q nell Joseph E. O'Donnell, R. ]. O'Reilly Frank Peters. Dr. J. Putnam. Francis Fl Pittman. George II. Peters, L. P. Powelson Arthur NJ Quade. pr. T. C. Rethers. A. c
 Russ William Ransburger ST.. R. K. Russ. Dr Il T. C. Spencer. Charles Stallman. R. A. Smith | pr F. Stirewalt. pr. Nj. Solomon Frank l. 4 Sheerin Dr. George F. Shields. F. P. Sher man Ed Schnutenhaus. H. Stern. P. J. Silk | Frank Soully, Frank T. Shea. Fred Suhr Jr.
 IT A Sagehorn. c. R. Stllweil. A. Staude | Thomas c. SpilIane. Frank T. Shea, osca ] Tolle w P. Taylor. A. B. Treadwell A. de l;
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