The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-14

OIEdnixdlIOn, movement ana QlSmlSSdt of the military parade. attending the inaugural ceremonies of Governor elect Braxton Bragg Conner. January 14. 1907, based upon arrangements made with the joint committee of the Commercial Club and City Council of Montgomery
 Upon arrival of the different units Reorganization in Montgomery, the commanding officers will report for special orders to the Brigade Comman- der at headquarters, Exchange Hotel. after a. m., today.
 "2. After 9:30 a. m, and until b:30 p. m., all officers and men in uniform will be provided by the citizens Of Montgomery with coffee and sand wiches at the armory. The command ing officers of each unit of organization will so inform the company, troop and batter commanders and company, troop and battery commanders will De responsible for the subsistence and good behavior of their men in their respective commands.
 "3 The formation and route of pa rade will be as set forth in public an- nouncement of tne Grand Marshal In The Montgomery Advertiser Sunday morning, January 13. 1907.
 A. Upon arrival at the Capitol grounds, the units of organtzation will march to the right aud form en masse in rear of Capitol building. mless ex- cused by special orders, and there await orders for review, which will be held immediately after the inaugural cere- monies have been completed
 "5. After the review by the Cover nor on Dexter avenue. the command ing officer of each organization will assume command of his unit and march 1t to some convenient place where 1t will be dismissed until further orders by each commander.
 By command of Brigadier General.
 "C- A. Jones,
 ak kssiataut Adtutant General and Chief
 Prepare for Ball.
 The Committee on Decorations, of which Major IF. Baber Is chairman and of which the associate members are Capt. w. F. Weiss of Company D. Capt. E H Jackson of Company A, of the 2nd Regiment; Capt Sam Roswald of Battery B. First Battalion, and Capt. win Lee of Troop A, First Squadron, will complete the decorations of the auditorium today.
 l.. L.. Gilbert. chairman of the com- mfttee on Music. has engaged an or- chestra of thirty instruments.
 At the request of Mayor w. M. Teague the clearing of Lee and Taila- poosa Streets. where they are partially impeded by vehicles belonging to livery stables, was begun ytSterudy py Roundsmar. Sweeney and two men, act ing under orders of Chief of Police w. H. Taylor.
 Chief Taylor has made ample prepar- ations to take care of the crowds. On Inaugural Day the entire force. both night and day men, will be on duty. A squadron of mounted men will be in the inaugural parade. They will be commanded by Sergeant Oscar McDade. At the Capitol grounds will be large detachment under Capt. Miles Smith. At the Union Passenger Station, at street corners. in street cars, in the Capitol grounds, a sufficient detail of plain clothes men under Chief Special Officer Payne, will keep watch for crooks and other members of the light fingered gentry as well as assist the other officers in preventing disorder or overcrowding The street force will be under command of Roundsman Swee- ney.
 The entire force will have the per- sonal supervision of Chief Taylor, who will go from place to iaee advising his men and issuing new orders as needed.