The San Francisco call., 1898-01-20

bled cadets during the drill hour this morning and the student soldiers enthu- siasttcally resolved to parade.
 The battalions will form on the campus shortly after o'clock Monday morning and special train will probably carry them to the city. At the conclusion of tne parade arrangements will be made TOT the cadets to turn In their equip ments and they will be given the after noon to themselves. Lieutenant Cloman has promised to excuse all those who drills
 The entries from the militia for the military games to be held at Central Park next Wednesday have been sent in, the names being as follows:
 ~ 100 yards Sergeant B. Hawks, Company F; Corporal Jackson. H; Musician Katz. A; c. B; F Hoffman. B; H. Hay, E; Sam Marston, D; William Dineen. H; E. Bishop. Cadets; F.
 220 yards-Sergeant B. Hawks Company F: Corporal Lawton. c; c. H Miller. G. J. Saun- Klamon. c; s. Marston. D: H. Jones, b
 a40 yards-Sergeant B. Hawks Company F. Burntnett H; W. E. Clark, F; W. Gillis, G; C. j. O'Connor. F.
 5. Hawks, Company F; F. Bishop. Cadets:
 Shot Put-Daniel Dineen. Company D. E. w Rpffy; y; F; F. Bishop Cadets; G. skelly, H; risIysl Broad {gmg-G; Rooney; Cadets; Ernest Pole vaultLCorporal Lawton. Company c; Belden, Cadets
 High jump-Corporal Belden. Cadets; Ernest Fleisher. B: F. Hoffman. B; Riley. H; An crew H. Magee, H; H. Hay, E; H. Rooney, M; Sergeant w. D. Film. D; J. Meyers. B; J. P. Cassidy, K; Sands, H; Magee. H; Dineen
 Nasty entrenching-CorporaI C. Son. Com pany I; Corporal R. Downie. D. Wall scaling-Squads from Companies c D
 Should the weather permit, there will | be a crew from the life saving stations | in the big parade, who will bring their | boats and apparatus and all the beach i gear and appliances for the plying of | their trade of mercy.
 Don Juan Stewart Is going to lead the | buckeros in the parade Monday. He is a | charter member of San Diego Parlor No. | los.
 The Health Department is preparing l some novel features for the parade, but most of them will be sprung as a surprise. There will be five floats tel | ling the story of the work of the health officials and the need for just such measures as they have taken. The first float will be the Inspection of MIX" On one side will be a grave yard with a mother weeping over the headstone of a little grave where hel child, killed by impure milk, lies bur | jed; on the other side will be pictured the inspector stopping a wagon at 8 horse trough where a milkman is try | ing to water his milk. The second float | will show a big canful of pure milk i and around 1t and drinking heartily will be a number of children. The third float will also be two sided, one side showing the plumbing of tene- ment before there were any such thing: as plumbing regulations and the other side will show a house with the plumb | ing according to the demands of the Health Department. On the fourtt float will be a picture of section o1 | Brooklyn alley in Chinatown before il was remodeled by order of the depart ment, and on the other side of the float will be a scene from one of the dens of | Chinatown. The fifth float will show a food inspection station in operation with the officers examining the food for the public institutions; on the other side the same station will be shown with the doors locked and barred and the sign Closed for lack of appropria- tion" across it.
 There will be other features of the Health Departments division, which will be equally startling.
 1 The condition of the Jubilee Fund al present Is as follows:
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