The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

request hat they take this as official
notification. and meet him at the
oorns Of the Chamber Of
on Tuesday. January u, at II a. m.
wnen badges viii be furnished:
DIR. V. E. Turner, Alex. j. Field.
Alex. Stronach. Judge JAS. f. SheD-
herd, DR.. f. j. Haywood, w. 3.
crimes. ". NJ. Russ. II. E.. Litchford,
capt. J. j. Thomas, Jno. T.. Pullen,
Chas. r. Johnson. Jr.. w. n. II. Smith.
Chas. NJ. Busbee, Charles Root, GAVIN
Dortch, j. &. Pearce, f. +. Broughton.
Jno. r. Sprague. G. y. Arthur. ; Der
Waneer. l.. T. johnson, ID. NJ. kin@, K.
Il. Simms, w. w. Robards, j. r.. Hogan.
j.. X. Wright, George Wombie, 30
IT.. NcathcrS \. ID. RoySter, T. y.
Heart, a. Dughi. Herbert Rosenthal.
\. K. D.. Johnson Armistoad JONES'
l.. r. Everett, Dr. Hubert Haywood.
+. s.. NfcndclI, Or. Chas. Lee smith.
Capt. =. I. Williamson. w. +. f3iSpn.
j. r.. Miller. pr. X. r. Battle. Jr,,
K. T. Gray, Or. II. Mckee Tucker,
Clarence II. Poe, j. ". Sims, j. Vii
liam Bailey. J. +. Cheshire, Jr., +. r..
J.. s. Ellison, Perrin Busbee. \. j.
Jackson, y. Il. Byrum. NJ. +. Haynes,
Charles Beale. -. NJ. eating. Jno. w.
Thompson, w. r. Fam, James a..
Higgs. II. S. LoWcrN, Il. G. Beckwith,
Dr. T. N. Jordan. /. +. Afford, Wal
ter Clark, Jr.. j. w. Brown, j. n.
Holding, Murray Allen, w. +. snow.
/. n. Proctor, a. j.. Glenn, c. T..
Park. ]. N. Norwood.
Mr.. Smith requests all oWnerS OF
automobiles to have their ears ut the
depot 1T II m. on Inauguration day
for the use Of the reception COM
mittee and to escort the Governor
and his parry.
Also such private carriages as the
owners may be willing to furnish Tor
use Of the committee. Will be accept
| able.
The Parade As 1t Starts.
The parade Will start from the
Union depot at twelve o'clock, the
military having the precedence. In
the carriages there will be: First,
GoVernor-elect Kitchin. SenOtor J. 4.
Long and REPRESENTATIVE A. l.. Cox,
Chairmen OF Senate and House Inau%-
uration Committees, and Hon. ED
Chambers Smith; second, L~ieut-Goy-
ernOr-elcct W. G. NeWland, Mayor
James I. Johnson. Senator J. s. Man
ming Representative r. A. DOughton:
third, Senators II. B. Means, and Il. II.
S~tafbuck, Representative T. j. Murphy
Representative \. S. Rascoe: fourth.
Representative J. /. Campbell, Repre-
sentative D.. r. Harrison. Represent
tatiNe ]. r.. Currie and Hon. r. II.
Tattle; fifth, S. Brown Shepherd, b. S.
Jerman and T. W. Dobbin. Iia
Senators and Representatives are
members of the Legislative COMMITTEES.
and citizens of Raleigh are chairman
OF various committees. At the Gov
crnor's Mansion there viii he addi-
tional carriages for the Governor and
the state officers who Will ioin tbs pa
fade there. The State officers elect
are requested to meet 1T the Cover
nDr,s Manson to receive the Governor
elect and his party.
on the arriva! of the special tra;r
the Ladies of G~oyernor-elect Kitchin's
party viii be taken at once in car
riages to the Governors Mansion,
where they viii be received by a com
mittee Of the ladies of Ralei2h. and
they Will there await the arrival Of the
official party, which they viii join and
80 to the Capitol.
The Exercises at Capitol.
Unless the weather prevents ana the
Academy Of Music is used, the naugu-
ration proper Will take place on a
special stand erected on the east front
OF the Capitol, this TO accommodate
about three hundred people, the mill
tary being drawn up on Newbprn
Avenue, and the crowd on the eastern
part of the Capitol grounds. After
the oath f-otfiae--i : Ptlfif7anf 7 etelf-44AI1
ohlel Justice Clark, Governor kitchin
Will deliver his inaugural address and
will then ia with State
officers and others review the troons
- q Sldlid vi TIE SouI1 front OF
the Capitol directly at the head or
Fayetteville street.
If the exercises are held in the
Academy of Music the limited space
on the stage will restrict the number
TO be seated on it, ana these viii be:
Governor Kitchin's party C30).
Lieuteant-Governor w. c. Newland.
Chief Justice Clark. the Associate Jus
tees. the officers of State. the Legis-
/ IltIND nlttAA - lj1l 1tnTrayrn5.
Glenn and staff co. and Chairman F..
6. Smith, +. a. ODDS, Mayor j. L. John
son, r. W. Dobbin. s. Brown shop
herd. r. II. Battle and T.. $. Jerman
OF the civic committees. The first
eight rows Of seats viii he reserved
for the members of the Legislature
and the other seats will be for the
public.
After the inaugural address the
troops and the organizations in the
line of march viii be reviewed from
the stand at the head of Fayetteville
street. In the reviewing party Will
be Governor w w. Kitchin. Lieuten-
~ant-Goyernor W. G. NeWland. tho
Governors personal staff. the Supreme
Court Justices, the Speaker Of the
House and the Legislative Commit
tee.
As already outlined the events
Of the day are as follows:
11:30 a. m.-Escort, military and
other parts Of the parade. assemble at
union depot.
1900 m.-Ar~ival of special train
with G~overnor-elect kitchin and his
party. Reception by various com
mittees. Ladies of party taken at
once TO Governors Mansion.
12:10.-Line n march takes up,
Martin street to Fayetteville, Fayette-
Vile to Morgan. Morgan to Whining
ton, Wilmington to North, North 10
Blount. then south on Blount to the
Governors Mansion. \ stop will he
made here. and Governor Glenn. state
otficcrs-elect and aides of party VIII
Join the official party. Governor Glenn
and Goycrnor-clect Kitchin in the
same carriage. The line of march
will then he resumed and viii pass
south on Blount to New Bern aNcnue
west on New Bern avenue to the capt.
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