The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24

SECTION I. Carriages containing officers of the Society of California Pioneers, directors of the Society of California Pioneers, ex-presidents of the Society of California Pioneers. Marshall, the discoverer of gold in lS4S James S. Brown. Salt Lake City, Utah; Aga riah Smith. Manti, San Pete County, Utah Henry w Bigler, St. George, Utah; William J. Johnston. Ramah. Valencia County, N. M
 Float Sutter's Mill.''
 Early Pioneers in carriages. Carriages containing senior members of the So-
 ciety of California Pioneers. Junior members of the Society of California
 Pioneers on foot.
 Other societies of Pioneers.
 SECTION II.
 Section Marshal Thomas T. Lane.
 Aids. Julian Sonntag, Fred Zeitler.
 Calaveras County Jubilee Band.
 B. Kerr. C. W. Howard Jr Veteran Guard of California, Lieutenant Flu
 gene Weigand commanding
 California State Miners Association.
 Visiting Miners.
 Float-''TuoIumne'
 Marshalls Monument. Float representing Jubilee Mining Fair, hauled by two horses driven by Professor Bar
 s.dIoI thoIomew' X,nIo1, without Teins Hn1s;o, Aids. John Tregloan. AmadOr County; s. Will rado County: Colonel Meyers Siskiyou Coun- ty: Thomas Richards Tuolumne County; - Forbes. Tuba County; - Mainhart. Nevada County.
 THIRD DIVISION.
 Float. Spanish Navigaters."
 Marshal. Colonel H. J. Burns. Aids, Richard GlaZier, Phillip C.. Knapp, VII
 liam Raubinger ST.
 Chapin's Band. Exempt Bremen. President George C. Bohen CMembers drawing engine manufactured in President Martin Van Buren, brought to Cal
 Exempt Engine, built in 1852 Carriages containing Board of Fire Commis-
 sioners and Chief D. T. sullivan Carriages containing disabled Exempt Bremen. Modern Fire Apparatus. consisting of steam fire engine. hose cart, chemical engine, water tower and hook and ladder
 Veteran Volunteer Firemen,s Band, .,s. Veteran Volunteer Fire Department, President
 S. NJ Runner.
 Visiting Bremen.
 Vallejo Fire Department.
 FOURTH DIVISION.
 Float Mission"
 Marshal. Edwin L. Head; Aids J. l. Donovan, w. D. Burke, W. L. Goodwin, C. B. Fem. w A. Deane L. H Kohn. Wackland H. Ornahyatekaha, M. D. C. NJ; F. J. Hllebrandt, William Barton. w. E. Ashmore J. E. Feeney. H. l.. Mulcreavy. H. Lichtenstein. F. C.. Gerder, Judge J. C. spiel. James G. Miley, o. F. Lange. J D. Hauser. A. c. Pistolesi. Joseph D. Cavanagh, J. L. i1oi''oay SECTION I.
 Section Marshal. l.. T.. Nonnemann. Aids Henry Faure, J. E.. Keenan.
 
 Mounted Indians. MeXicans in costume, mount
 ed miners in costume. Independent Rifles (escort), Captain L. Schnei-
 der commanding. N. S. G. w. Float, '.Thirty-first Star of the California Parlor. No. l; Camp No. 1. Argo- nauts; Pacific Parlor, No. 10; Golden Gate Parlor Band; Golden Gate Parlor, No. 2s; Mission Parlor, No. g; san Francisco Far Tor No 49 San Francisco Boys Club Asso- citation Lieutenant C. F. Seitz commanding, escorting Fl Dorado Parlor, No. g; Rincon ParIOr No. 72: Stanford Parlor No. 76; Yer ba Buena Parlor No S4; carriages containing grand officers, N. s. G. w.
 SECTION II. Section Marshal W. D. Shea Aids, John Henning, ]. C. ohlandt. Frank Marin County Band. Mount Tamalpais Parlor No. 64 Sea Point mont Parlor No. 12O; Athens Parlor. No. 1e5; Brooklyn Parlor. No. 151; Redwood Parlor, No. l66 Alameda Parlor. No. 47; Sunset Par Tor No 26: Mayfield Parlor, No 166 Palo Alto ParIor No. S2; Observatory Parlor, No. IT; San Jose Parlor. No. 22: Bay City Par, Parlor No HIS; Columbia Parlor, No. 121; Hesperian Parlor, No 1S7; Alcatraz Parlor, No 145: Alcalde Parior No. 154; South San Francisco Parlor, No 157, with float, Cali fornia.' ..> Section Marshal, s. A. White. Aids, Miss Mollie Brown, Mrs. Ida Kellen- berger. Sequoia Band. Sequoia Parlor. No: 16O-Four- carriage containing Mrs. Mariana Richardson Torres, the oldest Native Daughter in the State or California born at the Presidio of San Fran | cisco in 1926 accompanied by her husband. Olympus Parlor. No. 1S9; Presidio Parlor, No. | 194; Wisteria Parlor. No: i27, in carriages Oakland Parlor, No. 50; Donner Parlor, No. l 162 Truckee
 Float, ''Golden Star of the Union" Native Daughters of the Golden West. Native Daughters of the Golden West of San | Jose.