The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
MCCARTHY FINISHES
WORK FOR PARADE
Grand Marshal Reports Details
for the Great Labor Day
Celebration

The general committee of the build
ing trades council met last night in
the building trades temple and COM
pieted all arrangements for the parade
in this city of the various unions af-
hkated with that body.
Grand Marshal P. H Mccarthy pre-
sented a lengthy report of the work as
signed TO him. In this he says:
1t is indeed source Of great pleas
ure for me TO be able to report to you
that at no time in the history Of the
building trades council have the arti-
sans and laborers engaged in the
building industry embraced with such
zeal the labors of preparation in con-
nection with the proper and fitting
celebration Of labor's national holiday
Labor day. It is safe TO predict that
the Labor day celebration Of 1908 will
eclipse any san Francisco has ever
witnessed in the past
The building trades council, its af-
fliated unions and their members will
hold literary exercises and celebration
in Shell Mound park.
East street will be so arranged,
through the efforts of Chairman STAFF
ford Of the harbOr commissioners, that
the unions in line will be able to coun-
termarch on East street between Fol-
som and Jackson until it will bring
into play four columns, eight abreast,
Al6INntAk Al a4ltEndlG QlISCLtOnS,
marching eight abreast in q northerly
direction before the Judges stand.
The judges stand will be immedi-
ately in front OF the ferry building
The judges, accompanied by the grand
marshal. win review the parade, after
which the marshals in command OF
their respective unions Will collect the
Identification cards of the members at
Jackson street, after they pass in final
review before the Judges
The procession will be made up of
FIVE divisions. The first division will
form on Guerrero street, right resting
on Fourteenth; the second on Fifteenth
street, right on Guerrero; the third on
Fourteenth street, right resting on
Guerrero; the fourth on Dolores street,
right resting on Fourteenth; and the
fifth on Guerrero street, right resting
on Fourteenth.
The parade viii move at $3.50 a. m.
sharp from the southeast line of
Guerrero and Fourteenth streets;
thence on Fourteenth to Valencia Va
lencia TO Market, Market on the south
side to East street, on the west side of
East to Folsom. countermarching to
Jackson, again cuntermarching to Fol-
som, and again countermarching on
East street, and in front Of the judges
stand to Jackson, bringing into play,
as hereinbefore stated. four distinct
columns, moving at the same time in
alternate directions. after which the
members of the parade will disband, to
find waiting in sufficient numbers all
the boats necessary to take the mem
bers to the celebration at Shell Mound
park.
I have appointed the following
brothers as my aides, guard Of honor
and division marshals:
Aides to grand marshal-F. G. Macdonald
sEans sdn 5oSn MaT%e cceid B. Crane crane Charles Ne
Guard Of honor-w. Flagler. f. A. Clancy,
James Walker. Harry F. Leavitt. N; ]. Kerwin.
liam Kelly. r. E. Byrne william cahiI, C.
Moore. Edward McGee, Daniel Dougherty.
.ellT. 9,s'son sscons ;vison Mopahon t6ra
division Michael Norton: fourth division. Albert
Falk; fifth division. John 7. Burns.
wear black soft felt hats and riding gloves.
RegalIa-Grand marshal. sash, red, white and
white: guard OF honor sash. old gold: division
marshals. sash red and white; aides 10 division
marshais, sash purple; union marshsls, sash.
blue; aides to union marshals, sash. red.
The council viii supply and deliver TO all mar
shals and aides all regalia on Sunday. September
g. al 2 D. m in the buii9ne trades temple. All
ion marshals and aides. are notified to be pres
ent at said meeting at said time and place
FIRST DIVISION
Division marshal Thomas casserly; aids
Joseph McCann, George Haggermiller.
Plumbers. gas and steam ntiers No. 442-u
O. Barnett marshal: J. ". McFadder, Joseph
colvin, ~ +. Harrington. John Behr, Charles
Gomez. J. p. Jones' J. Jessop. aids.
Plumbers, gas and steam filters helpers
F. Vivian, marshal; T. Whearty, W. Byrnes.
aids.
Steam filters and sprinklers' helpers No. AL.
Bridge and structural iron workers No. 81
J. Jenkins marshal; J. Monahan. J. Bair. aids.
HOnSesmiths and architectural iron workers
No. 7s-F. Vaughan. marshal; x. Butler, Il.
Astcl. II. Fax. r. BurTick. aids.
Electrical workers No 13. ], B. z. W.
George N. Fisk. marshal; Albert Elkin. z. C.
LOOMS, aids.
Wood. wire and metal fathers No. o5
Sheet metal lafhers No. 104
Sheet metal workers No. 2T9-James f. Lee,
marshal: Thomas Carroll, J. ]. Doyle. aids.
Gas and electric fixture hangers No. 404--
Louis Grasser, marshal; w. Woods II. Gard
ner. aids.
Elevator constructors and elevator conductors
and starters-A B. Moon marshal: Chester
Leatham Richardson aids.
Heat. frost. general insulafors and asbestos
workers No. l6-George Hennig, marshal; II. @.
Lewis. - Tifer aids.
Brass and chandelier workers No. los.
SECOND DIVISION
Division marshal, j. J. Monahan; aids B.
Higgins. jeremiah AfcAuliIe.
Band.
Building material team drirers-Thomas Nc.
Hugh, marshal; p. J. MeCarthy, A. Maillard,
aids.