Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-05-29
The Parade as Well as the Exercises at
the National Cemetery Tomorrow
Will Be Impressive-The
List of Aides.
A Brief HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES CEMETERY At SANTA FE

uuested to be ready to march at
O'Clock sharp. The procession vii
move by way of Palace avenue to Ca
thedral street, thence to San francisco
street and Rosario avenue to the Unit
ed States National Cemetery. After tht
ceremonies are over the different or
ders will return to the Plaza via Ro.
sarie avenue and Johnson street wher
they win disband.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Chief Marshal and Staff.
Territorial Band, Prof. Perez, Leader
Company F, New Mexico National
Guard, Capt. J. Shoemaker, Com
manding.
The Capital City Band, Prof. Siegner,
- Leader.
Carleton Post, G. A. A., Visiting Com
rades, Sons of Veterans, and all
Old Soldiers.
Soldiers of the Spanish American War,
Capt. w. E. Griffin. Commanding.
Woodmen of the World and Other
Civic Societies.
Floral WAGON.
The Woman's Relief Corps and Other
Patriotic Ladies of the Floral
Committee.
Santa Fe Fire Department Antonio
Alarid, Chief.
The U. S. Indian School Band
Teachers and Pupils of United States
Indian School in charge of Prof
C. J. Crandal, Superintendent.
Public and Private Schools and Col
leges with their Teachers in Charge.
Citizens on Foot.
Federal, Territorial and City Officials
in Carriages.
Citizens in Carriages.
Major Fred Muller will be chief of
staff.
The aides appointed by John P. Vic
tory, marshal of the parade, are: Major
Fred Muller, Colonel George w. Knae-
bel, Sheriff Marcelino Garcia, Hon Ar
thur Seligman, Surveyor General Nor
gan o. Llewellyn, Charles M. Stauffer
Charles G. Catron, Fl. S. Kaune, j. p
McNulty, J. w. Akers, r. c. Gortner
ESQ, Jose Segura, Walter Nesbit, DR.
J. M. Diaz, w. Fl. Pope, ESD, S. G
Cartwright, County School Superinten-
dent J. v. Conway, George w. Armijo
Thomas A. Herlow, Evaristo Lucero, j
M. Muller, Leo Hersch, Ralph Easley
A. Dockwailer, Joseph Digneo, j. b
Sloan and w. B. Prince.
The aides will report to the chief OF
staff at 2:3O p. m. sharp at Grand Army
Headquarters for further orders.
The following will be the order o.
parade of the fire department:
Chemical Engine Company No. l.
| Hose Company No. l.
Hose Company No. 2.
| Hook and Ladder Company No. /.
CEREMONIES AT NATIONAL GEM
| ETERY.
Preliminary address by John r. Nc
Fie, post commander.
Reading of orders by w. S. Fletcher
adiutant.
Music by Capital City Band, "Neare
My God to Thee"
Prayer by Chaplain Jacob Weltmer.
Ritual address by John r. McFie
post commander.
Reading of President Lincoln's Get
Itvshurp address by Colonel George w
Knaebel.
Decoration of the Monument by Ed
ward Krumpegel, officer Of the day.
Response by John r. Merle, pos
commander.
Scattering of flowers.
| Assembly.
Salute to the Dead by Infantry firm
Isquad.
l Music by Regimental Band IN
Country ,Tis of Thee"
Benediction by Rev. J. L. Gay.
Taps by Capital City Band.
Here follows brief history of tt
United States cemetery and list Of tt
veterans of Carleton Post Grand Arm
of the Republic, buried there:
On July 2. 1870, deed was recorde
in Book E, page 394, records OF the pr'
bate clerk Of Santa Fe county, I
IWn1Cn BlSnOp l1dIlly IIlsiue tIiC loiio'fh ~
, announcement: "Whereas the sa
, lJohn B. Lamy is desirous of giving AT
donating to the United States of Amc
tica sufficient land to establish a mil
tary cemetery for the consideration
q | 81 by this deed 80 acres are donate
, Until 1875 this was a military cemetel
: only. When the Fort Marcy post WI
a abandoned, 1t became necessary In o
/, der to establish a national cemetery
enlarge the area thereof. The santa 1
Board Of Trade took the matter
charge and $500 were raised and on o.
a ltober II, 1875, second deed was reco
4 ded in Book Fl, page 1854, probate clerk
n records by which Bishop Lamy tran
Iferred to the United States an addition
la1 tract of land containing Los acres
l1and. Since then the government hi
Ispent several thousands of dollars
g lerecting a very handsome superinten
a ent's house and necessary outbuildinE
d and in enclosing the entire cemete
= with a splendid stone wall with ir
= gates, and today the cemetery stan
4 as the finest in the entire southwe
/ There are buried here 1872 soldiers.
s whom 421 are marked as unknown. T
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