The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-13

noon addressed from the office of Presi-
dent Forbes:
His Excellency William Dorsey Jelks,
! Governor.
Dear Sir-I have the honor to make the
/ following report:
Under permission given in general or
ders, No. 20, A. G. o., January 8, | have
arranged with the following commands,
| A. n. g., to be in Montgomery on the
! l4th for the purpose of participating in
| the inaugural ceremonies. with the ap-
proximate number of men below stated:
Brlgadier General Louis V. Clark and
staff, 10.
Col K. b. Dumont and staff, 10.
First regiment infantry, officers and
| men, $50.
| Col. c. r. Bricken and staff, 10.
Second regiment. officers and men, $50.
Maj. Y. b. Atkins and staff ).
First squadron calvary, officers and
men, 100
First battalion artillery, mot advised).
First regiment band. 10 pieces.
Second regiment band, % pieces.
Third regiment band, 90 pieces.
| now have the honor to respectfully
ask that you request your personal staff
to act escort to the governor and
goVernor-elect.
In addition to the above named troops,
there will be in line 800 cadets uniformed
from the Alabama Polytechnic institute,
200 of which will be fully equipped and
300 hundred without arms placed in two
divisions These will be under command
of Brig. Gen. louis V. Clark.
Mobile Military institute cadets, officers
and men, 100 will report with First in
fantry N G..
1t is also expected that Howard college
cadets will arrange to be in attendance.
1t is the intention of this committee to
arrange for the subsistence of the Ma
tional Guard at the armory in Montgom
cry during their stay here. Yours very
respectfully, A. G. FORBES,
Chairman Joint committee Commercial
Club and City Council, Montgomery.
Grand Marshal.
Hon. Bibb Graves grand marshal of
the parade, will have general supervision
of the inaugural formation. Brig. Gen.
Louis V. Clark of Birmingham will COM
mand the troops.
The programme for the day is as fol-
lows:
II m.-Inaugural parade.
1 p. Instrumentation ceremonies.
D. m.-Review of troops by Governor
Conner.
p. m.-Public reception by Governor
and Mrs. Conner.
10 D. m.-Inaugural ball, led by Cover
nor and Mrs. Conner.
Twenty-Five hundred uniformed MEM
bers of the various military organizations
of the state will be in the parade in
Guiding the companies of the National
Guard of Alabama, the Auburn cadets
and students of various military schools.
| President A. p. Montague. of Howard
college, has minated to Chairman Forbes
! that the students of that institution will
in all probability attend the inaugural
ceremonies The matter Is at present in
| the hands of the faculty.
Committees Named.
Reception Committee-M. =. LeGrand
chairman; +. S. Ball, G. w. Barnett
+. p Chaffee, Phares Coleman. II. c.
Davidson. w. b. Davidson, S. II. Dent
| Jr., J. b. CASTOR, w. A. Houghton
| Thomas G. Jones. r. f. Lyon. l.. L.
I.assister. o. c. Manner, e. j. Meyer C..
F. Moritz. S. ]. Mohr. Joseph Nachman,
William c. Oates Thomas NJ. Owen, J..
| s. Pinckard, Alex Rice, r. e. Steiner,
r. c. Stevenson. w. NJ. league, George
| A. Thomas John T. Walker, G. G.. Zirkle
| w w Stringfellow of Admission.
Joint Inaugural Committee From Senate
and House-John A. Lusk Charles b.
| Teasley. CASTOR Gunter, j. II. Norville
| r. r. Kornegay. A. d. Kirby
| Honorary Members-Frank Julian Of
Tuscumbia. Walter Seed Of Tuscaloosa
Gen. w w. Brandon Of Tuscaloosa Alex
| CARRIER Of Talladega. III. c. Gunnels Of
Oxford, ]. A. Wilkerson Of Prattville r.
| A. Mitchell of Alabama City. John b.
Knox of Admission, r. S. Plowman of Tai
| ladega. II. s. d. Mallory of Selma. Os-
| ceola Kyle of Decatur A. S. Fletcher OF
| Huntsville. John f. Proctor of Scottshoro
| John w. Tomlinson of Birmingham. T. M.
| Trtwiler of Birmingham. e. Wilkinson of
| Birmingham. w. II. Kettig Of Brming-
ham, l.. b. Musgroye Of Jasper. d. r..
Burgess of Mobile j. C. Rich of Mobile.
| II. r. Inge of Mobile, J. II. Webb of
Mobile.
| Floor Commttee-Gaston Gunter. chair
man. James P. Ferreall, r. Tyler Good
| WY, Terry T. Greil. J. A. Gbian. George
w. Jones. J. K. Jackson. E. Z. Joseph.