The record-union., 1899-07-02

CELEBRATION
To be Held at Sacramento, July xth.
Grand Marshars Proclamation
The one hundred and twenty-third ami
ed ed States Of America will be celebrated
in Sacramento, on TUESDAY, July 4th.
by Military and Civic Parade, and Lit
Fireworks, Balloon Ascension and Band
Concert in the afternoon. and grand
display of aerial Fireworks in the even-
ing;
in the history of our country during the
we have assumed in the family of ma
lions, as a result thereof, should serve
to make al eb this IN the capdta
lend their aid thereto. and attest their
glorious flag of our country, and by a
lavish decoration of their homes and
places Of f., business s The observance OF
At sunrise a salute of thirteen guns will
be fired; at 10 a. m, one gun; at noon,
forty-eight guns, and at sunset, thirteen
PROCESSION.
The procession will form at $3.50 a. M,
and move promptly at 10 a; M, observing
u" Commencing oemciis at Eleventh and J, down
street. re- ei to N, up N to Fifteenth street.
and countermarch to Tenth and u, where
parade will be dismissed
FORMATION OF PARADE.
First division will form on Twelfth
street; right resting on J, extending
Second division will form on Twelfth
street; right resting on j, extending
Third Division-First section consisting
of mounted horsemen and vehicles or
every description, excepting Trades Dis,
p peasng WI t extending Dir soath street.
Third Division-Second section, consist
ing of Trades Display vehicles will form
on Eleventh street; right resting on -
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Squad of Police--Chief Dwyer command.
H COL ! s E. n Saks ers ssls Marshal ald
Trumpeter, 3. j. Ellsworth.
A b cCsp NJ J " T. M panauMsTyN
Gains ANS. 5. c j.; Ma5Hth sS Scott
Capt. Geo. T. Detch-
]. L. Flanagan.
FIRST DIVISION.
H. TAUBNER GOETHE. Division
Marshal.
Aids-Frank E Ml Morra lieut. J. Links
Third Brigade Signal Corps, mounted.
Lieutenant Harvey. conmanding.
ed, Captain Kay, Commanding.
Foresters' Band.
Battalion sssond ,1 Infantry Regiment hd,n. NJ
Company spt q N MigaiI' City,
Captain Zittinger
Grand Army of the Republic.
Warren noi post j nj 3e9 Ws%a som
Veterans of the Mexican War.
Fair Oaks Corps.
Float Olympia.
SECOND DIVISION.
CAPT; F. L, MARTIN, Division Marshal Va
Aids8ert Adams Morris cf npooRe A. u stearns'
N. s. G. W. Band.
Marching ehEar rag rof 1y two oo
Sunset Pa mIma n. $. G. W.
con afra capital. Fo Forest Of America
Portuguese Benevolent Association,
Capita, City Drum Corps ,,,,-a
United Commercial Travellers.
c sGarney cifY M R1tshsasi
Float-Lieutenant Hobson and Merrimac
THIRD DIVISION.
Division Marshal, HARRY ROGERS
Aids-M. Dunbar, Captain A sbarbaros
T. H. Wallis. Dan Cox.
First Section.
Institute Band.
Mounted Horsemen and aiorsewomsn
Sacramento Paid Fire Department, Chief
Guthrie, commanding.
Carriages containing Offcers Of the Day
=. Gaddis; Poet, i; i; Ris e
Declaration of Independ-
ence; Rev; A, g. Herrick,
state. county cha and City onlcials.
Children ene' of the the Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum and Foundlings,, Home.
Decorated Hacks. Tally Hos. Tandem.
Family Carriages, Buggies
Second Section.
Decorated Trades Display-yehicles In
order named-F'our -horse Wagons,
Two-horse Wagons, One
horse Wagons.
PRIZES.
Prizes are offered as follows for the best
decorated vehicles in procession:
Best decorated business wagon, Sp;
second best, $40; best decorated family
y y sns ss0n seco o b sS ssst Ses ae
second best $50. best decorated hack.
ate hacks to compete. Best decorated BIZ
cycle, single or tandem SIC: second best,
sio. Grand Marshals special prizemBetsc
SI25O: second best, $3.50 All mounted
horsemen Including aids to compete.
LITERARY EXERCISES.
The literary exercises will be held at the
Clunie Opera-house Immediately after
conclusion of the parade, at which the
following program Will be rendered:
/ R REMARKS VIM. Land. President Of the
PRAYER. A. G. Herrick Chaplain
4. Reading OF Declaration Of indie
pendence .............JonH v. T1wsS
6. Recitation '"The Rising in 177s'
!. Song. America specially arranged
for Lyric Quartet, by Mr.. T. A.
Darling, Mesdames j. A. Moynf-
han Mary L. Ross, Frank Berg
man and b. F. Howard
3. Poem. Poet Of the Day. H. H. Rich-
mond pana
10. Song, "Star- Spangled Banner"
............. Lyric Quartee
II. Grafton, Orator Of the Day.
..................Ho Hon. e. q. GaddiS
r. Music bano
AFTERNOON ENTERTAINMENT
The afternoon entertainment consisting
of japanese day fireworks, balloon ascens e
sion and band concert. will be held az
CAPITOL Park between the hours OF half
past three. and half past six.
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