Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-16
MATTERS POLITICAL.
MAYOR POND LEAVES FOR THIS
CITY TODAY.
Meetings of the Jackson, Pond and Stf
Ward Clubs.

The committee of arrangements for
the Pond reception met last evening in
the rooms of Tammany club. In the
absence of Chairman Ling, DR.. Kurtz
presided.
The music committee reported that six
bands had been engaged and negotiations
were pending with drum corps and
quartette.
The committee on halls has secured
the Pavilion, and the work of decorating
it will be commenced today. The COM
mittee on fireworks are negotiating for
some novel and unique pyrotechnics.
The committee ON parade has decided
to have procession of five divisions,
each headed by band. Grand Mar
shall Ramish will make his appointment
of chief of staff today.
Secretary Hargitt and E. J. Morris
effected arrangements with Capt. j. A.
Driffell of Pomona to take charge of the
pond and Del Valle' special train
which leaves North Pomona on Wednes-
day evening at 6 o'clock. These two
gentlemen 60 today to Monrovia to per-
feet final arrangements for the special
will have charge of the special train
llOul tDdIl tuIO MI. w o. W. VII blidb
from Norwalk and way stations, and
Max Barretto will escort the Democrats
of Santa Monica on their pilgrimage.
The committee of arrangements will
meet tonight to perfect final details, and
desire full attendance Of all members
and members of all subcommittee at
Tammany club room, No. 175 North
Spring street, at o'clock.
Judge Ling is in receipt of letter
from Mayor Pond, in which he states
that he leaves San Francisco today, and
will reach here at 3 O'Clock tomorrow af-
ternoon. Hon. r. f. Del Vale accom-
panies the future governor of the state.
There will be a special meeting of the
Democratic alliance this evening at 7 80.
This is the last meeting prior 10 the re-
ception OF Pond and Del Vale; it should
be we'll attended.
The members of the Fifth street Dem
ocratic club, and all Democratic clubs in
the Seventh ward, are requested to meet
at the hall at the corner of Fourth
and South Los Angeles streets, at Z
o'clock sharp tomorrow evening.
A meeting Of Tammany club will be
held at the rooms, 14-15 Jones block, at
s O'Clock sharp. A full attendance is re-
quested, as business of Importance will
be transacted.
The Jackson Club.
The alliance hall, in the Downey
block, was crowded last night by mem
bers of the Jackson Democratic club. 1t
was a special meeting, to make final ar
rangements for the grand reception to
Mayor Pond and Senator Del Vale
tomorrow evening. Joseph Mesmer was
in the chair and w. L. Price was secre-
tary. Judge M. f. Styles was selected
as marshal of the club in the division,
and appointed the following aids Sam
uel Yerson, John Weber, Charles Coll
mer, B. G. Weir, John Maskell, s. A..
Walthron, M. P. Snyder, and Christian
Muller. Arrangements for torches and
badges were completed. Twenty-six
members were admitted and forty appli-
cations were referred to the member
ship committee. The club will have
striking bannerof Pond and Del Vale in
the procession ,and many transparencies.
All members of the club and those who
desire to march in line, are requested to
meet at opera house hall, on Main street
near First, on Wednesday evening, at Z
O'Clock sharp. There will be am
pie supply Of fireworks and torches.
During the meeting letter was read
from Governor Pond, stating that he
would be IN Los Angeles ON Wednesday
afternoon.
The Pond Club.
At meeting Of the Pond Democratic
club last evening j. Marion Brooks pre-
sided and d. Neuhart was secretary.
Complete arrangements were made Tor
the parade tomorrow evening, as will be
seen by notice elsewhere.
This club will turn out a large mem
bership All Democrats desiring to
take part in the procession will be fur
nished torches and badges, and invited
to join the club.
Eighth Warders.
There was a meeting of the Eighth
Ward Del Vale club at their hall 622
N. Main street last evening Business
in connection with the parade on We'd
nesday evening was transacted. There
will be about 100 members of the organ
ization in line on the night of the parade.