The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-09

a r7rtaker in the grand festivities on 'ha'
OCCASION. 49,. ,.o,,
Any Information may have ssSs '1 only you 10
write. and it will he pleasing task , 'oT me
10 sNe "HENRy ". BIGLER
II possible. these survivors OF the parry
mat ACCOMPANIED Marshall will be brought
C., Frarr,sro for the celebration, SO
,hair nreseuca would impress the people
,bat the discovery IL Still within the men,
DRY CT the living.
January a win be a legal holiday. Some
80 the features Of the celebration VIII os
literary exercises: president or the cay
orator and poet: music ana song ints'
srersed IN the programme; parade OF ths
state militia and troops OF the United
States army; commercial, mercantile. N IN
ufarturiny and labor organizations OF the
CITY and state: floats representing the dIi-
farent eras Of California; leading DIVISIONS
representing the same &c fo3oW IN oVder
the survivors Of Marshalfs party: Spanish
navfgators. native Indians. vaqneros; pio-
ras- outfits such as mud wagons. OK
teams pony express and Other forms OF
primitive conveyance. The tantotIi1 ssas
Will he represented ny the aooTigEnes the
rniss3ons Mexican occupation, American
conquest agriculture. horticulture, com,
ruerce civilization and 4 single allegorfcal
reuresentatiou embracing az .aess s.l,otso-,
eliminating In the pageant OF the 5o1osl
Jubilee .,.. 49,
There will b. A mining exhibition IN me
Mechanics pavilion. while the event event o. re
~ ne com nernnTative afch. CIVIC bodies:
fraternal societies and military ana soclsi
nrgaufzar IONS from every county VII anu
- the s9lendOr OF the procession. ara t9o
e - ~ tne pslt!,- schools Of San Fran
efgro will assist prominently in the exer.
fises Souvenirs. badges and t1nblerns q
the jubi!se will all De tinted In the ois-
tiuetiya and appropriate color-gold
Annie arrangements have been n1ae~ fer
the TRANSFORMATION and aceomTsl oj5t1o OK
the naturally expscteesd hosts OF N.sltosS,
--s1ey wi arr@ar fram ne historic gulcaes
OF Anador and TuoI1mne. rom the grSEsI
beds - Caiayerss. from ms So.1en otsided
80 fertile -zTfeys through which E1ea15ersS
49, Sacramento and from me Businesses OF
trs granite ribbed ard snowy topped Sisr
ras Tnen there VIII D also paSteral ptc-
- I@[r7 eea su1~sse1rChe6 plains 81
-, "a .ffa~-ta w-Ns~a cattle browse
crsati. IN the halu1v winter time; from the
orange groves Of Los Ange.e@ and San
Hsrnar,lino. from the vast wheat empires
- E.s~~ and T71la-e. aud from thr F.nx-
c6ve~4d sands Of ryun-kissed Fresno.
yys-h hIare OF trumpet. beat 81 drum.
,rsu ~ rolorsd YEhf and torch. shrink %
rocket and detoEzI AVON 81 TIE bomb the
onanirg hours OF Mon1ay VIII usner in
TIE ausplEious event
Jubilee work are: PTss.ant j - JsEett:
xs0a PRESIDENTS. J. II Sed ard Afs Belle
w. Conrad: sec~s,a n : n lssaiel-. treas
FIre- Henry = Martin The executive
~rurT9ftf- l. formed Of rspreser tstIxss II
t6a Pioneers Native sons OF toe tsaIden
W.: Nst,ye Dasstgats-s .. ea &c Goi ssa
Ts~srrss~o Miners Association. With Gov.
Tarfz r. Buid and James u PEslan.
rnaycr & san Francisco.
~ ~ Srance committee arc Wendell
Easton Leon sloss Charles MoutgomeFs.
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