Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12
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by automobile to the capitol. where
will be held an official reception. The
front of the capitol will have a guard
of two companies. which will remain
until after the official party has re-
entered automo lies. Excepting this
official party, all civilians applying
for admission to the capitol will be
sent to the south side, on jefferson
guard will be posted well in advance
of the arrival OF the president. No
private conveyances will be permitted
in front of the capitol or on north
side and all such vehicles will be
sent to the south side. ON Jefferson
street. where they will be loaded I'M
der civilian direction. Care must be
taken that only the specially desig-
mated presidential party automobiles
are admitted to the front or are al
lowed to discharge or take passengers
through the front door.
The president and party will enter
autos at the front door and will pro-
ceed To the city hall. entering by the
rear door. which will be treated in
all respects as was the front door
of the capitol. Ropes will be stretched
around the speaking stand and from
the southeast carriage entrance of the
block, to include the space up to the
western end of the city hall. The
spaces within must be kept clear.
The civilian entrance will be on the
west side of the city hall or at
the grand stand guard platoon
will be posted in the main corridor,
which will be cleared on approach of
the presidential party and on the re-
tirement of the president and party
from the speaking stand on the front
of the building. A platoon will be
posted around the front of the speak
ing stand. permitting no entrance at
that point
From the city hall the party will
go to Second street. to Adams, to
Center and to the east side Of the
Central school grounds. where two
companies will he stationed behind
rope barrier that will be stretched
down the center Of Center street No
vehicles will be permitted to pass on
that block pending the arrival of the
president and no persons save school
children. under the charge of teach
ers. will be allowed on the school
side of the street.
a company will be sent to the point
designated by the local committee for
the departure of the presidential
train. company will also be sent
to the Santa Fe depot with band be-
fore the passage of the incoming
train at that point
JAS. ii. McCLINTOCK.
Colonel First Infantry. Chairman Mil
itary Committee
TAFT DAY ORDERS. NO. 2.
Phoenix. Ariz.. oct. IL. 1909.
Companies A. b. c. d. G and X.
First Infantry. will be reported by
their commanding officers to Major
Carl T. Hayden at such place as he
may designate. not later than a. m.
October 10.
Companies will appear in olive
drab. with caps. especial care being
taken to secure uniformity in each
organization with respect to shoes.
collars. cartridge belts. with or with
nut suspenders. etc. Bayonets will
be fixed while on duty. No ammuni-
ton will be carried by enlisted men.
No men should be included who
have not had instruction in guard
duty and in the proper use of the
rifle.
A special car will be reserved for
the Mesa and Tempe companies on
the train arriving in Phoenix at 81
a. m.
1t will be impressed upon the men
that their work will be, primarily.
the guarding of the president against
possible danger. together with keep
ing back crowds that might other
wise press in upon him too closely. |
1t is to be thoroughly understood, |
therefore, that there will be no i'm |
propriety in turning the back of any |
sentry upon the president and that |
courtesies must not be permitted to |
interfere with the discharge of the |
duty noted above. Proper honors |
win be given wherever practicable.
JAS. H. McCLINTOCK.
Colonel First Infantry. Chairman Mil
itary Committee.
TAFT DAY ORDERS. NO. 3.
Phoenix. Ariz.. Oct. IL. 1909.
The Indian school band will play |
during the morning of October Is.
at the bandstand at the city hall.
1t will be at the Santa Fe station to
play on the passing of the presi-
Oentldl tram. IL VIII thereafter pro-
coed to the Indian school
The Industrial Liberty band will
play at the capitol grounds on the
arrival of the presidential party and
during the time of the reception
there. In the afternoon it will give
a concert at the city hall.
The Pioneer band will relieve the
Indian band in the morning and will
play till the time of the presidents
arrival when Hail to the Chief will
be played, briefly There will be no
music during the exercises. but a
spirited patriotic march should be
played as soon as the president leaves
the stand and until he is at least
4 block away. In the evening this
band will give a concert.
The Star Spangled Banner will
not be played unless especially so or
iered. and in no case in conjunction
with any other melody.
JAS. II. McCLINTOCK,
Colonel First Infantry. Chairman Mil
itary Committee.