The San Francisco call., 1899-12-22

neer the scene was reminiscent and 20 the
Young euucatns- as II portrayed what
civilization and government will do
The days celebration was ushered in by
a salute OF twenty-One guns. fired by Bat
terry c. Third ARTILLERY People began 10
flock In early. and when the parade start
ed the streets Were lined with dense
crowds. The procession was formed on
North Third street. The line OF march
included the principal streets and the pa
rade disbanded AZ the Capitol building.
\ police squad headed the procession.
Then came Grand Marshal :. ". Boring
with Z. J. LangfOrd. chief OF stan. sud
W q. Alexander. chief aid. and John W.
Ryland. W. 4. Hobson. ID. X. Pender. z
q. Zeiro. g. J. LighJston. Ed Younger. \.
c. RosencranZ. II. r. Spencer, &. g. Reed
and +. VI. Quivey.
Colonel 4. X. " hilton. with - c. DERBY.
Lieutenant Jesse Adel and T. J. Nc
GeCghegau Is aids. Following the Fiftl
Regiment band came two guns and thirty
men of Battery 9. Third United States
Artillery. under command Of Lieutenant
z. z. Brewer. The members OF Companies
3 and NJ. Eighth California Infantry. un-
der command OF Captain II. L. Partridge.
was next Mayor Martin. with Adlutaat
General Seamans and Colonel Beck. occu-
pied a carriage. Miss Alma NJ. Cutter Of
san Francisco. representing California.
followed In an open carriage. and was the
recipient OF great attention from The
thr0ng. In her wake came her maids u
honor and a delegation from the Native
Gertrude Mills. Natalia Haraszthy. Miss
BailhaChe. Belle HerZer. Miss English.
Harriet Burnett. Anita Emparan, Dorothy
Bowen. Tonic Gedge. Dulce Peterson. Ell
vira Abrego. Ruby Howell. Grace Baglcy.
Phoebe Wolf. Elsie Maxwell. Bessie Har-
vey. Mabel Benjamin, Miss Hannigan.
Pearl Ladd and Edna Montgomery. The
City Council Board OF Education Police
Commission and other city officials. Coun-
~ Supervisors and members OF the jubi-
lee committees filed about dozen car
riages.
The secoad division was in charge OF
J. F. Pinkham. marshal, aided By Nor
gan Miles. W. L. CoOmbs and J. ;. Sell
by. The Marine band headed the Society
q California Pioneers, in carriages. Then
came the Mexican veterans and the San
IA Clara County Pioneers. in all a couple
of hundred members OF these three ssoci-
eties An cid stage coach from Hacienda
and New Almaden was loaded down with
pioneer miners from the quicksilver sec
tion. They were dressed in the garb Of
the early pioneers and carried guns.
bowie knives and picks. Behind a stall
wart miner plodded along with pick and
gold pan. \ long line Of pioneers on foot
and in carriages preceded a float repre-
senting mining. IL showed a cabin on
the bank Of a stream. on a fire beneath
a tree a pot was boiling. while a typical
miner was using a rocker in washing out
gold. \ cavalcade OF horsemen follow cd.
W. G. Cooper was marshal ~ the third
division. His aids were +. w. Conant.
James ?. Reed and H W. McComas.
The New York Social Union headed the
list OF States. represented Dy characters
on horseback. Miss Eleanor Caton.
dressed In blue and white. on a white
horse. represented the Empire State.
Phil Sheridan Post and other c. A r.
societies were represented.
The marshal Of the fourth division was
4. W. HobsCn, and Walter Mead. John
Trimble and L. Y. Slavich were aids The
Nevada State band. with Senator Short
ridge as leader, was ahead Of the Uni
formed odd Fellows. Observatory. Palo
Alto and San Jose parlors OF Native Sons
followed and acted as escort 10 their
float. This represented the seal OF Cali
fOrnia- In front Of an immense sunset OF
red and blue ribbons was Minerva. repre-
sented by Mrs. Irene Mcleod. Four Ma
tive Sons acted as guard OF honor and
among some rocks knelt an old miner
with large nugget he had Just discov-
cred in MS hand. Six members OF the
Slavonian Society were in line
The fifth division was undoubtedly the
best. Major +. a. Sherman was the nom
Orary marshal and X was in charge OF
Aids Louis Bruch. F. H. Baker and Joe
Hagerman- Santa Clara College band
was In the lead. Then came a float rep-
resentinE he old mission u Santa Clara.
II was one OF the best floats ever seen
here. The wiCwam OF the native India N
was in the foreground and back OF il was
a representation Of the old mission OF
Santa Clara padre was seated in Ttont
OF II with a number Of native California
boys. Behind was an old Mexican oX
cart and white mule driven by a Mexican,
About one hundred students OF the coli
lege were m line.
A cavalcade Of boys represented the