The San Francisco call., 1899-09-07
Night Parade Plans
Completed.
FOUR BIG DIVISIONS IN LINE
LIST OF AIDS ANNOUNCED BY
MARSHAL DOCKERY.
Santa Cruz Getting Into Her Giddiest
Clothing and Arranging All
Sorts of Fetes for the
Sons.

California Parlor No. J. the banner par
l0r of the whole State organization, will
lead the Native Sons to the ferry at $50
o'clock tomorrow night. That point was
settled yesterday after some little dis
cussi0u In all the fetes that have taken
place the old California has never fol-
lowed anybody. but it looked this time as
though Il would have 10. There were
members who objected TO paying $50 for
d band, and without band California
would have had to give way to some
more eXtrayagant rival. Grand Marshal
uockery and Assistant Grand Secretary
JaniS0u held out for the music, however
and it was decided their way. Jamlson
said If The parlOr would not stand for II
he would DO the digging himself. At the
same time Marshal Dockery outlined the
A platoon Of Chief Lees finest will lead
off from \. s. G. W. Hall on Mason
street. near Geary; then will come Dock
cry and his numerous aids, and after
them the First California Volunteers
who Will act as an escort Of honor TO the
ferry. The parlors VIII follow in the Iol-
lowing order: First division-Division
Marshal Ed Taaffe and aids, Blanchard :
band. California ParlOr No. l, Mission
Par.or No. IS. ri Dorado Drum Corps, Ell
Dorado Parlor No. 81 Stanford Parlor
10. Is. second divlsion-MaTshal Leo
WELLER and aids. Pacific PaTlor band, Pa
cine Parlor No. ln, Nerba Buena Parlor
No. s. Rincoa Parior Drum Corps. Rim
Jos, third division-Narshal Del B. Bow
ley and aids, Golden Gate Parlor band.
Golden Gate PaTlOT No. % Mantle Par
lor No. 125. Columbia ParlOr No. l2l, Ma
ticnal ParlOV Drum Corps, National Par
10y No. us. Aicatraz Parlor No. 145,
-A-calde PaTlor No. l5; fourth division
Hesperiar ParlCr band, Marshal A. X.
Duggett and aids, Hesperian ParlOr No.
l4I. South san Francisco Parlor No. l57
StCuQla ParlOr No. 100, San Francisco
Drum Corps, san Francisco Parlor No.
~. olympus ParlOr 40. 1S9, PreCita Par
Preside Parlor No. 1874. Marshall Drum
Corps. Marshall Parlor No 2J2.
As his aids Grand Marshal Dockery has
appointed the following: Judge j. Z.
Barry. Ben Davis, William H. Metson,
John Lenehan, David Martin, G. H.
r. p. Wieland, J. J. Jamison c. r. Hev-
erin, L. Hayden of Sausalito, c. d.
Philips, 7. Z. Martin, James 7. Bailey,
L. Z. PowelsOn. e. c. Anderson, G. y.
Van Orden, W. c. Foley, L. J. Aubert, H
9. W. Dinkelspiel, J, B. Keenan,, A. R
kohn, J. \. Devote. L. c. Pistolesi. J. p
CosgrOVe, L. 7. Finch and A. Nickel
Mr.. D0Ckery's chief of staff will be c.
a. Boldemann and the chief of aids Dr.
Theodore Rethers.
y number OF visiting Sons from the
northern part Of the State arrived in
town yesterday and Will go to Santa
Cruz as guests Of the different local par
l0rs The COterie was led by Conrad
G0ttWalls OF Marysyille, eX inside and
outside sentinel OF the order. Mr.. Gott-
walls viii bo the sole representative of
sIis town at the celebration. He has been
taken in hand by Ben Hanlon, financial
secretary of California ParlOr, who will
see to the entertainment OF the visiting
brethren during their stay in town.