The herald., 1894-04-06
1T WILL OWN THE CITY.
THE FIESTA TO HAVE UNRE-
STRAINED SWAY.
Carnival Mayor and couucn to
Take charge OF the MunloIpal-
ity-AIuch Progress Be-
Ing Made.

The Chinese carpenters are engaged
in building their merchants foat. II
the newly-imported costumes for the
Chinese theater can be obtsined from
the San Francisco custom house in time,
15O characters will be made up for the
fiesta parade.
Pomona sends word that flowers will
be sent with their hoat for decorating II
for floral day and requesting it to be en-
tered in that parade next Friday.
The artistic committee consisting oi
Messrs. Eieen, Kahn, Van Week, La
Conte, Sloan, made another trip OF in
spection OF the carnival and merchants
floate. The former were all iound nearly
completed and will he finished by Satur-
day night or Sunday morning.
One OF the merchants floats was found
to have the firm name too large and q
change was ordered. Tho rule is that
no firm name is to be more than feet
long or foot high, nor should Huats be
more than 16 feet high.
There will be meeting OF the fiesta
general committee la the board OF trade
building for the confederation OF inn
pOttant matters.
n. A. Covarrubias, grand marshal OF
the fiesta parades, has extended invi-
tations to the following residents OF
Santa Barbara and Ventura to partici-
pate in the festivities as his aids: Loney
Crabb, E. r. Den, G. Z. Sherman,
Henry Pierce, I. Moore, j. O. Clancy,
N. G. Den, Charles de la Guerra, John
de 10 Cuesta, B, Haynes. d. w. Thomp-
son, Henry Sturges, c. L. Lataillade, @.
f. Blake, Henry Stanwood, Austin
Haynes, Harry Blake, Charles Diver, all
OF Santa Barbara; Arturo Ruiz, Thomas
Ruiz, Charles Elweil, l. ]. Rose, VIM.
Riley. II. j. Hunt, Charles Conlan,
Thomas Chrieman, j. l.. Kennedy, Nick
Hearnea and John Hollingsworth OF Ven
tura.
John G. Wray, room 26, Wilson block,
has accepted the position OF secretary
TO Mr.. Covarrubias. and all communica-
tions should be addressed to him. A
complete list OF the aids ana assign
mente, including line of march. will
be published on Sunday morning, April
Sth.
Gentlemen who own saddle horses
and desire to take part in the mounted
cavalcade are rouuested to send their
names to the marshal, In care Of the sec
retary. Nearly 200 Of the best riders in
Southern California have sienifled their
intention TO participate in the parade.
The floor committee at la feets maa-
querade ball next Friday night will be
under the direction of Prof. Kramer, and
composed of the following gentlemen:
Hancock Banning. Guy B. Barham, II.
@. Bnndrum, O. Desmond, II. w. Frank,
Sumner P. Hunt, John Kahn, ]. ..
Koepfii, Herman .. Lichtenbefger,
Frank E. Lopez, Edwin A. Meserve, Ed
win V. Maud, Richard w. Pridham,
George Steckel, Freeman G. Teed, Ches-
ter Thomas, Charles s. Walton and DIR.
w. le Moyne Wills.
A misunderstanding seems to prevail
with soms TO the effect that none but
those in mack will be admitted 10 the
ball room floor. On the contrary abnnd
to 90 unmarked and take part in the
dancing after the IL O'Clock chimes an
nounce tbs tiEe when all admitted On
carnival tickets may participate.
The most desirable spectators seats in
the balcony and gallery are having q
ready sale, and it is likely that great
many will pay the small difference in
price to secure good seats early in the
evening and dance later by buying tiooI
tickets. The seats down stairs, how.
ever, are not reserved.