Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-04

colored bengolas, changing to battery OF
Jewels.
5. Set piece-Maltese cross, size 20x20
feet, of changeable colors.
6. Saxon star, size 40x40 feet. In
combustion, opening with brilliantsun
wheel, changing to a halo of Saxons and
finishing with a glory of silver fire,
heavily marOOned.
7. Demon Can-Can, size l5x15, show
ing novel concentric action.
8. Dancing sailor, fifteen feet high, a
mechanical device dancing hornpipe
to music.
8. Ten 30-inch aerial shells, chain
canister, triple repeating golden clouds,
Japanese weeping willow, magnesium
and trailing stars.
10. Grand display of rockets.
II. Grand finale, aerial bayonets of
colored rockets.
The Executive Committee.
The executive committee met yester
day evening, but as the arrangements
for the celebration had been about all
completed there was not much to be
done. j. Kuhrts and Charles Alex
ander were appointed a special commit
tee to take charge of the Indian dance
at Hazards pavilion. 1t will take place
at 9:30 in the evening. An admission
fee of ten cents will be charged and the
proceeds given to the Indians.
Grand Marshal Last reported tha
only part of the fire department would
take part in the procession, which ne
cessitated certain changes in the ar
rangement of the line.
The Battalion Drill.
There will be battalion drill in the
afternoon from to o'clock in the Hay
market at the corner of Sixth and
Flower under the command OF Colonel
A. T. Palmer.
Additional Subscriptions.
The following additions to the sub
scriptions to the Fourth of July fund
complete the list:
Los Angeles, Pasadena and Glendale
railroad, $25; New Mexico Coal Com
pany, $40; Los Angeles Bin Lumber
Company, $40; Ganahl Lumber Com
pany, $20; Baker Iron Works, 500;
William Lacy, $40; Southern California
Insurance Company, 500; j. 7. Davies,
additional SIS; Maier & Zobelein, addi-
tional $40; Orr & Sutch, $40; Los An
geles Furniture Company, $40; Peoples
Store, $40; Gurney Cab Company, on
trade, $40; w. w. Montague u Co., $40;
Union Ice Company, $40; Capitol Mill
ing Company, $40: Fulton Iron Works,
$40; A. A. Hubbard, $5; Southern Cali
fornia Music Store, $5; The Auheuser,
$5; San Diego District Telegraph Com
pany, $5 ;J. M. Hale, IS &C. II. Hance, SIS; !;
H. Sinsabaugh, So; H. p. Gregory q
Co., $5; Phillips Bros, So Club
Stables, in trade, So; Lewis Ebinger,
So; John Brink, So; Anderson &
Chanslor, IS; j. Banbury, $5; Rubert
S. Platt, $5; Frank P. Kelly, So; City
Cab and Carriage Company, in trade,
IS; M. S. Hewes, So; the Coulter dry
goods house, $5; E. E. Crandall, IS +;
Niles Pease, So; Hall q Packard, $5; R.
Cohn, 5; Hazeltine & Jackson, $5; NJ.
M. Lowenthal, $3.50; r. w. Ellis, 81 so !;
Kugemann 4 Lichtenberger, $3.50; A.
Merriam & Co., $3.50; Cass Bros, ST. !;
Merrill & Cook, $3.50; e. A. Baer $2. so !;
Grand Central, 3d. King & Roach, $2 !;
Lambourn & Turner, $3.50; cash, $3.50 !;
Heimsath q Stol1, $780, So. Cal. Fish
Prot. Market, 50; G. E. Donahue, $3.50 !;
Union Iron Works, $3.50; Routzman &
Gilky, $3.50; T. j. Bauer, So; Fuller &
Co., $50; J. H. Sheppard, So; Partisan
G. and L. Co., 2; G. W. Smith, $3.50;
Dunning & Hanna, $3.50; A. Lent, 50
j. Hauser, So; Theo. Savage, $3.50
Chapman & Paul, $3.50; cash, $3.50
V. j. Rowan, $3.50; G. w. Blake, $3.50 ;
Kingsley & Barnes, $5 D. j. Alexander,
So; F. w. Francis, $3.50; previously re-
ported, $3,1l6; total, 1854.