The herald., 1894-04-10

ElOdJ-fIOQutA.
FloRt-Los Angeles.
Float-shtp OF state.
Division marshal and aids.
Turnvarein 9ermania with float, Knights OF
pythias with noat. Royal Arcanum with
float, MaooAbees with Goat, For.
resters with float, and
Knights OF Honor.
Division marshal and aids.
Band.
italian Benevolent society.
Legion frHnc Use.
Sailors union from San Pedro.
Float from San Diego float from Pomona, float
from santa Monica.
Division marshal and aids.
Mercantile display-0rlental hoat, Chinese;
IL 8 Angeles Business college float, chamber OF
commerce aoat, Mey bergS nost, Bob Rsrns nst host
Burbank theater float, Los Angeles 5toneware
company's iOat, Maier & obslein's noat, other
floats not reported, carriages, tally-hos, ETC..
platoon OF po ice.
Grand Marshal N. A. Covarrubias gave
his aids and chiefs OF division their final
instructions last night.
The parade will start promptly at
o'clock from the corner of Hill and Ninth
atreets. Aids will report to their re-
spective chiefs at IL IN. sharp. st the
point designated in the official pro-
gramme printed this morning in the
HERALD.
Floats and features included in di.
Visions two, three. four and five, will re-
port at the points designated at III 80
sharp,
The mercantile floats in division six
will report on seventh street, right rest
ing east Of Hill atreet, at ii am snarp.
The following floats were reported to
the secretary yesterday and will be
assigned positions in the sixth division
by the chief Of the division, w. e..
| Dunn:
Southern California Music company
Newell Brothers, Hurd Il Beverage,
Kingsley, Barnes & Co., Star Winery
company, Los Angeles Business college
Talley Ho.
Float, Columbia Protected, presented
by Company f, Seventh regiment, will
report to f.. K. Maxwell, chief third
division, who will assign them posi-
ton in the rear OF float Los Angeles.
The following aids have bsen assigned
to divisions as follows:
First division-Col. w. G. Schreiber,
chief Aide: Cloudslsy Johns, Richard
Dsvine, j. j. O'Brien. George Arbuckle,
t. f. Savage.
Second division-Henry P. Wilson.
marshal. Aids: Ralph Dominguez, e.
V. Maud, Bert Lewis. Henry Carter, Dr..
E. A. Bryant. A. P. Richardson, Herman
Helnsch, Adolph Ramish, J. r. Rush, W.
P. Jeffries, M. 2. Snyder, James
Kenealy, Edmund GERMAN. Frank Cam
minRs, A O. Vignes, George Wilson,
Judge Silent.
Third diviaion-E. E. Maxwell, mar
shal. Aids: w. J. Harrison, q. E. Glib
son, +. r. Cummings, G. Knarr. +. Sc
pulveda, John I!liok, Emo John, +. La
venthal, Byron Scanned, l. NJ. Noah.
Fourth division-tioy BArham. mar
shsl. Aids: Nick Qnirolo. f 1 Henzs-
man, A. l.. Lovelt, George IL Bxby,
w. Bryant, L. Sentous, jr., J. IL. Clancy.
Charles b. Walters. George ID. Roberts,
j. O. Foy, Fl. l. Bxby, q. B Scammsll,
F. y. Hsnnon, f, J Pslumarea, Jules
Sentous. Harry +. Adler, +. J R )bin.
R. l.. Watsoo. E. A. Carson. George a..
Sargsqgqq,. q,.J rP4Is r Rodaoa 3, MicseadsA'c-
Filth division-J. @. Cline. m1rshal
Aids; Ed Booth, +. 3. Cochran. vii
liam Carlisle. I. F. Botello. I.e Ter o.
borne. Frank Cummings, IL. II ApJsl.
Phil Glsssell, M. r. Bowler. Gsor ii
Stole, VIII Faix, Joe Bingham Joseph
Chancellar, Robert See oi L)s Angeles
f. o. Slan4er, Pomona; Charles WiLs.
low, Sunny Slope; Char.es Ssea. PAsa-
dena; Fred Mitchell, NJ zee Mays, Ian
caster; J. D. Machsdo, Balona; Joseph
Hunter, Tropicoi ]. Villejes, San Fer
nando.
Sixth division W. Z. Dunn, marshal,
Aids: d. A Watson, Frank lt4rmln,
Frank P4lomares. Z. A. HoEHed. Alex
Caldwell. III. N. Taylor. ]. B. Winston,
Hutchinson, Fred Teale.
At the precise time when the mayor
abdcateB to the queen OF the angels the
whistle OF the Electric Light com oany
will be blown to announce the formal
opening OF the carnival. 1t is requested
by the committee that all factory and
locomotive whistles sound in unison at
this signal and all the bells of the city
be rung ss grand inauguration salute
to tho queens regime.
When the grand parade of today dis
banda the carnival festivities will cease
for the day. But in all the amusement
places OF the city special attractions will
be presented for the entertain ment in
the evening of the great crowd which
will have gathered.
Yesterday there arrived in the city 3
band Of Yuma and Cocopah Indians,
gathered together and brought here for
the occasion by Major Henderson Full
Ter. They will appear in the full dress
worn upon the warpath, and on the
float which they will escort acalping
scene will take place.
Five Spanish costumes from Madrid,
Spain, have been received and will be
worn by J. G. Oline and his chief aids.
The ticket agents excursion WAS ex-
peeted to- arrive today, but late last
night dispatch WAS received announc-
ing that this train was nearly "a hours
late, and in all probability they will not
arrive until tomorrow and will partici-
pate in the evening parade.
Tho hotels are already filled to over
flowing and more names are going upon
the registers every hour. Today the
residents of surrounding towns will pour
in upon US en- masse. They will be vel.
come. The freedom OF the city is
theirs. Let The trumpets sound.
The city clerk has tickets for the
municipal offices in entrance to the re-
viewing stand on Hill strest. Tickets
I will be distributed until IL O'Clock to-
day at the city clerks Office.
The cadets OF the Eighth street school
are requeated to meet at the school
building at a. m. Wednesday.
Pupils OF the Normal primary school
who take part in the fiesta parade are
reQueated to meet at the Normal school
Wednesday. April lltn, at q. m.
BEAR VALLEY AFFAIRS.