Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-03
LOCAL EVENTS.
Arrangements for Celebrat-
ing the Fourth.
THIS YEARS ASSESSMENT.
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erty from Invasi0n-A Good
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The celebration of the Fourth tomorrow
will bring to Los Angeles a large crowd
of people from the surrounding cities,
and, to give them something to see, a
large and excellent list of events has
been prepared. The parade will take
place at IL O'Clock in the morning, and
the line of march will be from Seventh
and Main, along Main to Alameda, around
Cape Horn into Upper Main, along which
the procession will march to Main, to
Spring, to Sixth, where it will disband.
The invited guests will be accommodated
on the balcony of the Nadeau, where 200
seats will be provided. From this point
they will be able TO view the procession.
Captain Barrett yesterday asked the
Council to take seats with the rest of the
guests OF the city.
In the afternoon the literary exercises
will take place at the Pavilion. The
programme for these is very interesting.
There will also be band contest at the
Sixth.street park in the afternoon.
In the evening the fireworks will be
discharged from the hill back of the Nor
NAL School. The following is list of
the set and other pieces: "Helloa;"
"Sunny South" wheels discharging
rockets; discharge of shells; oldtime
mill at work; ten-inch maelstrom shell !;
sunset in the Golden West; shell OF
novel trailing stars; wheel device, thirty
feet in circumference and ten feet in d.
ameter; tree device, "Home Industry"
twenty feet high; Onward Los
Angeles" letters two feet each;
life.size cable car in motion; glittering
cross; polka redowa; Indian palmetti,
illuminated; "Ha! hal" girandole
wheel three rivals; shield of America,
Illuminated grand flight of rockets; re-
volving fan; double American star, with
wheel; polka quadrille; "Good Night"
with wheel.
Besides these there will be two dozen
one.pound rockets, with colored stars
one dozen one-pound rockets, variegated I;
half dozen two-pound colored parachute
rockets; half dozen exhibition colored
illuminations; two medium batteries;
two extra large batteries, and one dozen
31a-inch shells, with mortar.
NOTES.
The Chief OF Police has been instruct
ed to clear the streets of all vehicles on
the line of march during the procession.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association have se-
cured the store, No. ia West First street,
under the Nadeau Block, for the Fourth
of July, and will serve ice.cream and
cake from 10 o'clock in the morning till
10 in the evening. The proceeds are to
be devoted to the furnishing fund of the
new building.
Prof. Brenner requests the attendance
of the choir of two hundred and forty
three young ladies who will participate
in the rejoicings, at rehearsal to be
held at the Pavilion this afternoon at 2
o'clock promptly.
All the bands and drum corps who will
take part in the procession on the Fourth
are requested to meet at the committee
headquarters in the Union League rooms
on First street, at 10 O'Clock sharp to.
morrow morning.
The Chief of Police issued an order
yesterday instructing his men to arrest
all persons who discharge bombs, fire.
crackers or any other detonating fire.
works along the line of march during the
progress of the procession.
Tomorrow being legal holiday, the
money order, registry and postmaster's
office will be closed all day. The stamp
window, general delivery and carriers
windows will be open from 8 a. m. to
10 80 a. m. There will be no deliveries
by the carriers.